M.P.H. Track Club generated in May of 2000.  MPHTC was first called the "South Rebels" named after the high school Coach Matthews graduated from.  The idea of starting a track club came when he noticed student athletes who wanted to continue to compete in track and field events into the summer after the high school season was over.

MPH athletes receive professional training by the very best coaching around. Student athletes will gain a better knowledge, personal attention and track and field fundamentals when running MPH Track club.

MPH Track Club is a non-profit organization (501(c)(3)) and is a member of USA Track and Field.      (Club # 48-0364)  USATF is a volunteer-driven, not for profit organization with its headquarters in Indianapolis. MPHTC strives to excel in all areas of track and field. Our athletes have had great success at the state, region, and national level. Track & Field is a year-round sport with both summer (outdoor) and winter (indoor) seasons. In Arizona the prime track season is late January through July. The various running, jumping and throwing events which make up the sport are among the oldest competitive disciplines in the world; the specific skills and physical capabilities acquired through track and field can be readily applied to other sports. The sport of track and field is a sport for all ages and abilities. Youth competitors are placed in age groups based on year of birth. Sub-Bantam (under 8), Bantam (9-10), Midget (11-12), Youth (13-14), Intermediate (15-16), Young (17-18). 

Accredited by: United States Track & Field

USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track and field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, the most-watched events of Olympic broadcasts, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States. Led by president Bill Row and CEO Doug Logan, USATF is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit organization with a staff of professional program administrators at the National Office in Indianapolis.

                   Objective

•          Provide quality Olympic style speed training to student athletes from ages seven to seventeen years old.   

•          Offer quality help with school through homework assistance and G.P.A maintenance. 

•        Provide a positive, fun, safe and health conscious work out environment for students athlete in efforts to help them become positive role models to their peers, friends and family.