Plainfield Pack TFCC
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Plainfield Pack TFCC provides affordable training and competition opportunities for youth, middle school, and high school age athletes. We offer sessions during post-season cross country, indoor track and field, and summer track and field. All sessions occur outside of normal school seasons for middle and high school athletes. The club provides primary service to those in Plainfield, Joliet, Lockport, Oswego, Naperville, and nearby suburbs.
Contact: Executive Director - Carson Vittorio, plainfield@thepacktfcc.com, (815) 922-4393 | Lead Coach - Marcus Norment, plainfield@thepacktfcc.com, (815) 585-1083
Meet the Coaches
Carson Vittorio and Marcus Norment have shared the role as Lead Coach for Plainfield Pack TFCC since its inception in 2025. Carson was a distance runner for Plainfield South High School and is currently an assistant distance/cross country coach at his alma mater. He works at Drauden Point Middle School in Plainfield.
Carson has coached at Minooka Junior High, Jones College Prep High School, and Plainfield South High School. During his time at Minooka Junior High his team took 7th in the IESA State meet. While at Plainfield South, two teams that he coached secured third place podium finishes at the IHSA State meet. During his tenure at Jones and Plainfield South, athletes have secured 13 State Honors, three conference team championships, three Top 10 state track and field finishes, and 32 IHSA state qualifiers.
Carson oversees the cross country staff while serving as the distance coach during track and field season.
Executive Director - Carson Vittorio
Marcus Norment has coached at Plainfield South with the boys track and field program throughout his 19 year career. He was a hurdler and jumper at Plainfield South High School before competing collegiately at College of DuPage, where he won an NJCAA National Championship in the 110 meter high hurdles.
During his tenure at Plainfield South, his athletes have won 26 IHSA All-State honors, four conference team championships, two IHSA Sectional team championships, and 85 IHSA State qualifiers. He coached the 2011 IHSA Class 3A state champions in the 4x400 meter relay.
Marcus oversees the track and field staff while serving as lead coach for hurdlers and jumpers and assistant coach for sprints.
Lead Coach Marcus Norment
Assistant Coach Anthony Woods
Anthony Woods is an assistant coach with the club and has coached for seven years with the Plainfield South boys track and field program. He competed collegiately at Carthage College. During his time at Plainfield South his athletes have had five IHSA All-State honors, two conference team championships, one IHSA Sectional team championship, and 29 IHSA State qualifiers.
Anthony serves as our coach in charge of sprints and sprint relays.
History
Carson Vittorio founded the Plainfield Pack TFCC club in 2025 to provide better service to middle school and youth track and field/cross country athletes in the southwest suburbs of Chicago. The club is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and focuses on its mission to build community, teach fundamentals, and have fun.
That mission emerged from two impulses. The first was to critique existing club sports, which focus too often on high achievement, extensive time commitment, travel, and expensive fees. Instead, we created a local community where kids could build friendships and learn the sports of track and field/cross country in a safe and fun environment.
The second impulse was to collaborate with local coaches rather than establish ownership. Plainfield Pack TFCC is not a “feeder” for any local high school. Instead, it is a collaborative partnership between Plainfield Pack TFCC, middle school, and high school coaches all working to build friendships across schools and meaningful relationships with kids.
Impact
It is our sincerest hope that our athletes continue to participate in track and field /cross country at the high school and collegiate levels. Whether the athlete is an elite performer or an enthusiastic participant, we hope that they continue to add their expertise and enthusiasm beyond the middle school and high school level.
Another aspiration is for kids from different schools to develop meaningful relationships with each other. This sport at times can be really difficult, but the friendships that are gained along the way are lifelong assets.