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Now
in his 29th year at Middlebury,
Aldrich continues to lead the
men's and women's cross-country
teams. His teams have won
numerous state, conference, ECAC,
NCAA regional and two national
championships. During his tenure
at Middlebury he has coached 19
cross-country All-Americans.
After the 2001 season in which
the women won the NCAA Division
III National Championships,
Aldrich was named the NESCAC, New
England, and National Coach of
the Year. In addition to his
cross country duties, he serves
as director of the nordic ski
program.
A
1968 graduate of St. Lawrence
University, he was an outstanding
scholar-athlete, serving as
captain of the ski, track, and
soccer teams. Shortly after
graduation he earned a berth on
both the national nordic team and
the Olympic biathlon training
squad and competed in the 1970
and 1971 World Championships.
Aldrich came to Middlebury from
the University of New Hampshire,
where, as ski coach for three
years, he turned the Wildcats
into top contenders.
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