Geoff Goyne is in his third year as the Director of Sports
Information at Wesley College. He is responsible for the publicity
of all 19 of the Wolverines' intercollegiate athletic programs and
also oversees event management and ticketing at all home events
except football.
Goyne came to Wesley after two years as the Assistant Sports
Information Director at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pennsylvania.
While at Mercyhurst, he was primarily responsible for the sports of
football, men's basketball, wrestling, men's and women's cross
country, baseball, men's and women's rowing and women's water polo,
but assisted in the coverage of all 23 NCAA Division II varsity
sports, as well as the Lakers’ Division I programs in
men’s and women’s ice hockey. He also held a vote in
the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Division II
North Central Region poll and aided in the hosting of the 2007 NCAA
Division II Men's Lacrosse Final Four contest at Mercyhurst's
Tullio Field.
Prior to Mercyhurst, Goyne spent two years as a graduate assistant
in the Sports Information Office at Kutztown University of
Pennsylvania, aiding in the coverage of all 21 of the university's
Division II varsity sports.
In 2001-02, Goyne served as an intern in the Sports Information
Office at Division I Lehigh University. He was responsible for nine
Mountain Hawk teams, including nationally ranked men's soccer and
wrestling programs, as well as field hockey, men's and women's
cross country, men's and women's indoor track & field, men's
and women's lacrosse, and men's and women's outdoor track &
field. He also assisted in the game day management of home football
and men's and women's basketball contests. He had previously served
a student internship with the Mountain Hawks in the fall of 2001,
while a student at York College of Pennsylvania.
He spent the summer of 2001 as a field operations intern with the
Lynchburg Hillcats (Single A, Pittsburgh Pirates) of the Carolina
League, assisting mainly with promotions and stadium and facility
maintenance.
Goyne earned a bachelor's degree in sport management with
concentrations in public relations and speech communication from
York College of Pennsylvania in December 2001. He was a two-sport
athlete for the Spartans, competing in both cross country and track
& field. He was also a student worker in the sports information
office under York's SID, Scott Guise, who also served as the CAC
SID at the time.
Goyne is a member of both the ECAC Sports Information Directors
Association (ECAC-SIDA) and the College Sports Information
Directors of America (CoSIDA). He resides in Dover.
