Ezekiel Mauga 2025 Strength and Conditioning ENMU Greyhounds Assistant Coach

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Ezekiel Mauga joins Eastern New Mexico Athletics as assistant strength and conditioning coach

Mauga comes to Portales after gaining experience with several NCAA DI programs

PORTALES, N.M. – Justin McClure, Eastern New Mexico University's associate athletic director for sports performance has announced the hiring of assistant sports performance coach, Ezekiel Mauga.

"Zeke worked for me at Brigham Young University (BYU) before coming here to Eastern New Mexico. He was one of the first people I reached out to about this position mostly because of his knowledge and experience in strength and conditioning," said associate athletic director for sports performance Justin McClure. "He has an eager willingness to help out student-athletes and will be a tremendous asset to ENMU. He is someone who will help our teams strive to achieve as many victories as possible."

Mauga comes to ENMU after spending a year as a strength and conditioning coach for Oceanside High School (CA) and a personal trainer for EOS Fitness Gym.

The San Diego, Calif. native comes to Eastern New Mexico after garnering experiences with five different DI programs. Most recently he held an internship with Washington State where he led team workouts and assisted coaching staffs as needed.

From 2022-24 he was a graduate assistant with Eastern Washington. His primary sports with the school included men's and women's tennis and women's golf. In his role, he led team and individual training sessions. He also helped the department work on conditioning programs for the football and women's soccer teams. Outside of typical day-to-day duties, Mauga also taught a course focusing on Olympic lifts and variations.

Mauga is no stranger working with McClure. Mauga was an intern for Brigham Young University (BYU) in spring 2022. At BYU, he assisted strength and conditioning coaches with various tests and drills.

In fall 2021, Mauga was an intern for the University of Utah. With the Utes, he helped with workouts and maintain nutrition space.

He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association. He also is certified in CPR and First Aid.
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