Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Coach & StaffTodd Garzarelli

Director of Athletics

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

ACHA M1 • CHMA

5.0

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Todd Garzarelli is truly one of the best athletic directors you could ask for. His leadership, professionalism, and genuine commitment to student-athletes set him apart. Todd understands that athletics are about much more than wins and losses; they are about developing young people, building character, and creating opportunities. He consistently supports coaches, athletes, and families while maintaining a high standard for every program he oversees. His communication, organization, and ability to lead with both confidence and compassion make a tremendous impact. Most importantly, Todd genuinely cares about the people in his athletic department, and that is what makes him such an exceptional athletic director.

Women's SoccerElizabeth Lathrop

Women's Interim Head Soccer Coach

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

ACHA M1 • CHMA

1.2

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Does not know the rules of the game, nor how to positively motivate. Practices were boring and lots of sitting in line. Many of us quit mid-year. Definitely had favorites and treated players differently. Does not possess the knowledge or composure to coach at high level.

Men's Swimming & DivingChris Villa

Men's Swimming & Diving Head Coach

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

ACHA M1 • CHMA

2.2

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He talks a lot about what his team can provide, yet rarely delivers on his word. He talks about having a unified and positive team environment yet often the team can be very divided with the help of some of his actions, or lack thereof. Many of his recruits feel burned out and leave within a season or so, including almost an entire class. Practice schedule includes 4 doubles a week yet very little focus on strength and endurance training. In summary, he knows a lot about the sport itself, but sometimes his practices try to do too much that it isn’t beneficial and his personal prejudices sour the experiences and opinions of the team and the sport itself while those that are favored are treated better than anyone who is not.

Men's Swimming & DivingChris Villa

Men's Swimming & Diving Head Coach

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

ACHA M1 • CHMA

1.2

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Makes promises he can’t keep Will tell you there will be scholarship money for you only for it all to be gone when the time comes for you to get it Picks favorites Double standards with rules Cares more about the team than the individual Recruits more grad students and focuses on them instead of freshman Practices are not effective and are outdated Heavy distance focused team Sometimes holds prejudice against athletes Will go out of his way for some athletes but hardly do anything for others

Women's VolleyballJulie Torbett

Former Women's Volleyball Head Coach

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

NCAA DII • PSAC

2.4

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I just ended up hating volleyball by the end of her coaching