Hall of Fame
A 2013 graduate of Keystone College, Brian was one of the top sprinters in program history during his four-year career from 2008-12. A six-time Mason-Dixon All-Conference honoree, Slater was the 200-meter conference champion and a two-time NCAA Division III National Qualifier. He earned All-Conference recognition in the 100 meters, 200 meters and 4x100-meter relay as a senior in 2012.
Slater set 12 school records during his Keystone career and recorded the program's top indoor and outdoor 200-meter marks, running 22.65 indoors and 21.83 outdoors. The 21.83 outdoor mark and 22.65 indoor mark still stand as Keystone College records.
Following his career at Keystone, Slater continued in track and field as both a competitor and coach, including representing the U.S. Virgin Islands at the international level and later serving as a collegiate track and field coach. Since beginning his coaching career, Slater has mentored 13 national qualifiers, coached eight NCAA Division III New England Regional qualifiers, guided more than 20 individuals to conference championship honors and led his teams to three conference team titles. Since 2023, he has served as the head men's and women's track and field coach at Methodist University, where his athletes have earned USA South All-Conference and USTFCCCA All-Region recognition.
In 2026, Slater led the Methodist men's program to the ECAC Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship, where the Monarchs finished first among 12 teams. He was subsequently named the 2026 Methodist University Thomas R. and Elizabeth E. McLean Foundation Coach of the Year.
