Tom Czerwinski, a former All-American Pirate decathlete, enters his fifth season as head coach for the VC track & field teams in 2024. During his tenure, the Pirates' men's and women's track and field athletes have continually competed for Western State Conference, Southern california and 3C2A State Championships, and his 2022 women's team captured the program's first WSC team championship since 1984. This season he will continue to mentor multis, hurdles and  horizontal and vertical jumps.

Czerwinski came to VC following a five-year stint heading the track and field program at Pacifica High School in Oxnard. He led the Tritons to their first-ever league championship in 2016.  Additionally, he was an assistant football coach at Pacifica for five years, helping the Tritons to the CIF State Championship in 2019, the first public high school in Ventura County to capture the state crown. He is a USA Track and Field Level 2 Coach for Combined Events.

Czerwinski graduated from Rio Mesa High School in 2006 where he was a standout three sport athlete. He attended Ventura College for one year in 2011 where he earned first-team All-American Honors in the Decathlon. He received his Associate's Degree in Kinesiology from Mt.San Antonio College in 2012, where he was a National Champion in the Decathlon. Czerwinski then transferred to Azusa Pacific University on an athletic scholarship, where he earned his Bachelor's Degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Physical Education in 2015. At APU he also added five first-team All-American awards in the Decathlon and Heptathlon, earning two team National Championships, an individual National Championship, and was a first-team Academic All-American. He then completed his Master's Degree and Teaching Credentials from Azusa Pacific University in 2016.

Tomek also teaches Entrepreneurship at Pacifica High School.