John Esquibel begins his sixth season as the head coach for both the Regis men's and women's cross country teams in 2011-12.  He brings plenty of experience in terms of coaching and as an athlete himself.

The 2010 season was the finest in the women's program history.  They were ranked as high as sixth in the USTFCCCA Central Region Top 10 Poll and finished third at the RMAC Championships and sixth at the NCAA Central Region Meet.  Both finishes were the best finishes of any Regis women's cross country team.

While coaching at Regis, Esquibel continues his teaching duties in which he has been involved with since 1992. He has been working at Baker Elementary in Denver. During that time he has also been serving as the head coach of the Ranum High School cross country team. Esquibel was selected for inclusion in the seventh edition of the "Who's Who Among America's Teachers, 2002".

Esquibel has been coaching at the high school level since 1989. He began his coaching career in 1989 at Cherry Creek High School where he worked until 2000 before moving on to Ranum. While at Cherry Creek he served as an assistant coach for the track and field team. In 1993 he was the head coach of the Westminster High School cross country team, serving as their head coach through the 1996 season.

Esquibel also had a successful collegiate career while attending Adams State College during their NAIA days. He is a seven time All-American, two in cross-country and three in track and field. He also won three indoor National Championships in the mile run and was a record holder for two years. Esquibel also won four National Championships during his career at Adams State College. He was selected as an first and second alternate for two World Cross Country Teams. Throughout his running career he has traveled to 17 different countries. In 2005 he was inducted into the Adams State College Hall of Fame.

He is a 1983 graduate of Adams State where he earned a bachelor degree in arts and is certified in K-12.

Seth DeMoor is in his second season as assistant men's and women's cross country coach in 2011-12.  He graduated from the University of Colorado in May of 2009 and is currently working on his master's degree in human performance and physical education from Adams State.

DeMoor helped the Ranger women's team to their greatest season in program history which included a third place finish at the RMAC Championships and sixth at the NCAA Central Region Meet.

While at Colorado, DeMoor ran cross country and indoor and outdoor track.  He was voted team captain of the cross country team his senior season.  Finished in seventh place overall at the Fort Hays State open his senior season in a season-low 24:58.81 over the eight kilometer course.  Ran in the 2008 NCAA Championships covering the 10-kilometer course in 32:11.7.