Jeff Fiebelkorn joined the Butler track and field and cross country programs as an assistant coach prior to the 2025-26 season.
Fiebelkorn arrived at Butler after serving as an assistant coach at the University of Idaho since 2021. At Idaho, Fiebelkorn focused on sprints, hurdles and relays.
"We are excited to have Coach Fiebelkorn join our program," said Butler Director of Cross Country and Track and Field Matt Roe. "He is a proven coach at the Division I level with a resume that includes NCAA qualifiers, Big Sky Champions, conference podium finishes, and multiple school records. Most importantly, Jeff's philosophy of developing the complete individual in the coaching process aligns with our values here at Butler.
"As a program, we put a heavy emphasis on our student-athletes competing their best in championship events. Jeff's technical acumen, knowledge in training theory, and focus on athlete development was the separator in the candidate search. Over the last four years, he consistently had his athletes performing their best at the Big Sky Championships."
In his four seasons at Idaho, Fiebelkorn has coached five NCAA West Preliminary qualifiers and two individual and two relay Big West Conference champions. He has coached 22 individual all-conference honorees and 11 all-conference relay teams. His student-athletes set seven school records. The women's and men's programs at Idaho posted Team GPAs of 3.78 and 3.62, respectively, in 2024, the highest in program history.
Prior to his arrival at Idaho, Fiebelkorn served in an assistant coaching capacity for two seasons at the University of Minnesota, Duluth where he worked with all speed and power events, primarily working to develop the sprints and hurdles group.
A native of Baxter, Minn., Fiebelkorn lettered in track and field from 2011-15 at Concordia College (Minn.). He graduated from Concordia College in 2015 and owns a B.S. Degree in marketing, an A.A. Degree in graphic design and an M.A. in coaching and athletic administration from Liberty University.
