Updated 8/18/25
Claire Incantalupo is in her fourth year as the Stockton head women’s track & field and cross country coach. Hired in January 2023, Incantalupo oversaw an Osprey squad that finished second at the NJAC Indoor Championships and third at the NJAC Outdoor Championships in her first five months on the job.
Last year, Incantalupo led the Stockton women’s cross country team to third in the NJAC Championship for their fifth consecutive top-three placing and then sixth out of 25 teams at the NCAA Regionals for their fourth straight top-six. She also coached the indoor and outdoor track & field squads to third place at the NJAC Championships in 2025.
Under Incantalupo’s direction, Stockton notched runner-up finishes as the NJAC Championships and NCAA Metro Regionals, the program’s best finish ever at an NCAA regional meet in 2024. She steered the women’s track & field teams to third at the NJAC indoor and outdoor championships in 2024.
Incantalupo assumed her role at Stockton after 17 months at Immaculata, where she served as head men’s and women’s track & field coach and fitness center coordinator. In her lone season at Immaculata, Incantalupo led the Mighty Mac men’s and women’s teams at 10 meets, culminating in the Atlantic East Championships.
The position at Immaculata was Incantalupo’s first as a head coach. She moved up after two years as an assistant track & field coach at Utica College, where she was involved in all aspects of the program. Incantalupo also gained experience from one semester as a track & field coaching intern at her alma mater, Rowan University.
As a student-athlete at Rowan, Incantalupo amassed nine NJAC all-conference honors, including five NJAC First Team, plus four United States Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association All-Region accolades. She ran legs for the Profs’ 4x400 relay team at the 2016 and 2017 NCAA Division III Outdoor Track & Field Championships.
A native of Sparta, N.J., Incantalupo graduated from Rowan in 2019 with her bachelor’s degree in Health and Exercise Science, with a minor in Business Marketing. Upon obtaining her degree, she spent the summer of 2019 as an assistant program director/strength & conditioning coach at Parisi Speed School.
