Rebecca Hutton joined Suffolk University Athletics as part of the record breaking head coach, Will Feldman’s coaching staff in 2017. Hutton assists overseeing both men’s and women’s cross country and track & field teams and begins her second season in 2018-19.

In the University's first-ever track & field season, Hutton guided teh Rams through six different meets including the inaugural GNAC Championships where the Rams placed sixth and saw Mariama Kamara take home all-league honors. The freshman finished the 100 M dash second overall and first amongst her conference countparts to make history as the first Suffolk runner to be tabbed all-conference. A week later, Kamara and Emma Weisse went on to represent the Rams at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Championships.

Hutton brings her talents from Utah Valley, where was a standout student athlete, competing for the Wolerines. She won the Great West Conference Championship in the hammer throw and helped Utah Valley to three conference crowns. She also competed in the discus and shotput.

Her competition resume continues beyond track & field. Hutton competed in Olympic Weightlifting in the clean, jerk and snatch for nearly two years.

Hutton’s coaching day began at Timpanogos High School in Orem, Utah. As the throwing coach, she escalated the Timberwolves to a region championship, and saw six of her student-athletes land spots in the top-nine at the state championships.

Hutton has her certifications as a USA Track & Field Associate Official, USA Weightlifting Sports Performance Coach, NSCA certified Strength and Conditioning coach and a NSCA certified personal trainer.

A member of the Dean’s List for four semesters, Hutton graduated from Utah Valley with a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science with a minor in Community Health Education. She is continuing her education at Southern Utah, where she is working towards a Master of Science in Sports Performance and Conditioning.