Coach Alex Armenteros is a cornerstone of St. Thomas Aquinas High School’s athletic dynasty, steering the Raiders to unparalleled success in the sporting arena. Named the 2014 National Boys’ Track & Field Coach of the Year, Coach Armenteros has cultivated a culture of discipline, dedication, and excellence within the school’s athletic program. Under his guidance, the Raiders have won twelve FHSAA State Championships and one National Championship.
With a firm belief in the symbiotic relationship between academics and athletics, Coach Armenteros instills in his athletes the importance of balancing scholarly pursuits with sporting endeavors. Emphasizing teamwork and collective triumph over individual accolades, he fosters a culture where the strength of the team reigns supreme. His unwavering commitment to the holistic development of his athletes ensures that success extends far beyond the confines of the playing field.
Looking ahead, Coach Armenteros remains dedicated to the perpetual refinement of his coaching methodology, ensuring that the legacy of excellence at St. Thomas Aquinas endures for generations to come. With an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a passion for nurturing champions, he continues to inspire and empower the next generation of athletes to reach new heights of achievement.
The St. Thomas Aquinas girls track and field team narrowly missed a state championship, finishing in second place at the FHSAA State Championship in Jacksonville, Fla. The Raiders finished with 45 points, just two points behind the eventual state champions Creekside. Congratulations to the Raiders on a fantastic season.
