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Knoxville Boys Track Team Brings Back Experienced Roster
Coach Eric Kellar expects strong performances in distance and mid-distance events.
Mar. 16, 2026 at 4:01pm
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The Knoxville High School boys track and field team is returning a lot of experienced athletes after a successful season last year. Coach Eric Kellar highlighted several key returners, including Bradley and Jacob Mitrisin, who scored at the conference meet in 2025. The team is also welcoming a transfer student from Pella who is expected to contribute. The Panthers will open their outdoor season on March 31 and host the Panther Relays on April 16.
Why it matters
Knoxville’s track and field program has been a consistent contender in recent years, and the return of experienced athletes positions the team well to build on last season’s success. The addition of a transfer student also provides a boost as the Panthers look to compete at the conference and state levels.
The details
Coach Kellar noted that the team’s distance and mid-distance events will have strong returning experience. Bradley and Jacob Mitrisin both scored points for Knoxville at the conference meet last year. The team is also welcoming a transfer student from Pella who is expected to make an impact in certain events.
- The Knoxville boys track and field team will open their outdoor season on March 31.
- The Panther Relays are scheduled for April 16.
The players
Eric Kellar
The head coach of the Knoxville High School boys track and field team.
Bradley
A returning athlete who scored points for Knoxville at the conference meet last year.
Jacob Mitrisin
A returning athlete who scored points for Knoxville at the conference meet last year.
Jack
A transfer student from Pella who is expected to contribute to the Knoxville team this season.
What they’re saying
“Got a good group coming back, guys that scored in conference last year. Bradley, Jacob Mitrisin all scored at conference last year. Jack transferred from Pella and he’s looking good at some things.”
— Eric Kellar, Head Coach
The takeaway
Knoxville’s boys track and field team is poised for another strong season, with experienced returners and a promising transfer student bolstering the roster. The team’s depth in distance and mid-distance events could be a key strength as they aim to build on last year’s success.
