Davenport University Athletics announced the appointment of Caleb Wolf as the Panthers’ Assistant Sports Performance Coach in February 2026. Wolf will oversee sports performance for Football, Men’s Wrestling, Swim & Dive, and Cross Country.
Prior to Davenport, Wolf served as the Head Strength and Conditioning Coordinator at Wayland Union High School, while also working as a Performance Specialist at Corewell Health powered by EXOS.
Wolf gained collegiate experience as a Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Kent State University during the fall of 2024. At Kent State, he was responsible for program design and daily training for cross country, multis, jumpers, and pole vaulters in track & field, as well as cheer and dance, while also assisting with football performance training.
He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with a minor in Coaching from Michigan State University in May 2024. During the final two years of his undergraduate career, Wolf interned with Michigan State Football under Coach Jason Novak. In his final year at MSU, he also worked at Impact Sports Performance under Jim Kielbaso, training athletes across a wide range of sports.
Wolf is NSCA-certified as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). As a student-athlete, he was a running back at Michigan State University, contributing to the Spartans’ 11–2 season and Peach Bowl victory in 2021.
