Born September 21, 1935
Greybull, Wyoming

Greybull High School, Greybull, Wyoming 1952
University of Wyoming BS 1958

COACHING CAREER
Sandy Williams began her coaching career at Simi Valley High
School in 1965 where she was an assistant coach with the cross country team. The team competed in MU meets as there was no
organized high school competition for girls. The team won two State championships and placed 7th In the Nationals. Sandy also
coached the girls' track and field team. She helped organize the Seawind League, an unofficial league, which Instituted games for
girls in several sports. Sandy moved to Royal High School in 1968 and continued to coach cross-country and track and field and
became the girls' athletic director. In 1973 the CIF Southern Section officially recognized girls' sports and track and field was the first sport to take part in CIF play-offs. Sandy had a large contingent of Athletes at that meet, and at every CIF meet after that. Many of her track athletes placed in CIF and state meet and in 1975 her team was the Southern Section CIF Champions. Sandy continued as the girls' athletic director until 1988 and as the track and field coach until 1990. Her teams had more that 100 dual meet wins, six league
championships, and were CIF champions in 1975. Sandy was chosen three times as CIF Southern Section Honor Coach at the State Meet, in 1976, 1978, and 1988.

OFFICIATING CAREER
AAU officiating

Officiated at many Invitational meets and at National Championship Meets In Cross-country and Track and Field

A team official with the U.S. National Team competing in Japan 1969

Meet Director of the Junior Girls National Cross Country Championships 1969

Meet Director of the Junior Girls National
Track & Field Championships 1973 & 1976

A team official with the U.S. National Team competing In Moscow 1974

A team official with the U.S. Jr. National Team competing In Europe 1976