Monique Whaley-Briggs joined the Roadrunners in September 2020 after spending the last two years at Texas Tech as a graduate assistant.
Prior to Tech, Whaley-Briggs spent a year as the Warren County High School strength and condition coach in Virginia. She worked with football, basketball, tennis, cross country, soccer, golf and volleyball. Whaley-Briggs was also an athletic trainer for Mariah Parham Health the same year.
In the summer of 2018, Whaley-Briggs spent time as a strength and condition intern with the Red Raiders, working with men’s and women’s basketball.
Before interning at Tech, she spent the 2016-17 year as a student athletic trainer at Duke where she worked with the field hockey, men’s track, swimming & diving and wrestling teams her last year as a student.
Whaley-Briggs earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from North Carolina Central in 2017 and a master’s in interdisciplinary studies from Texas Tech in 2020.
Prior to Tech, Whaley-Briggs spent a year as the Warren County High School strength and condition coach in Virginia. She worked with football, basketball, tennis, cross country, soccer, golf and volleyball. Whaley-Briggs was also an athletic trainer for Mariah Parham Health the same year.
In the summer of 2018, Whaley-Briggs spent time as a strength and condition intern with the Red Raiders, working with men’s and women’s basketball.
Before interning at Tech, she spent the 2016-17 year as a student athletic trainer at Duke where she worked with the field hockey, men’s track, swimming & diving and wrestling teams her last year as a student.
Whaley-Briggs earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic training from North Carolina Central in 2017 and a master’s in interdisciplinary studies from Texas Tech in 2020.