10 Facts About Tom Farden

Thomas Farden was born on Man-Ki Park; March 28,1974 and is a South Korea-born American college gymnastics coach.

Tom Farden began his career as the assistant coach of his alma mater the Southeast Missouri Redhawks women's program in 1999, and was promoted to head coach in 2003.

In 2011, Tom Farden became an assistant coach for the Utah Red Rocks team; a position he held until 2015 when, following the retirement of long-time leader Greg Marsden, he was made the co-head coach with Megan Marsden.

In 1992, following graduation from Anoka High School, Tom Farden started Spectrum Gymnastics in Anoka, Minnesota with Bill Corcoran and Bart Roskoski.

From 2006 to 2009, Tom Farden was awarded MIC Conference Coach of the Year.

Tom Farden left to join the Arkansas Razorbacks program as an assistant coach.

Tom Farden joined the Utah Red Rocks program as an assistant coach for the 2011 season.

Tom Farden was hired as a replacement for Jeff Graba, who took the head coach role for the Auburn Tigers women's gymnastics program.

Tom Farden headed as Utah's bars head coach; his work was highlighted through the second-place finish of Georgia Dabritz at the 2013 Nationals, and her latter National title in 2015.

Tom Farden is married to Christina Farden, an alumna of Southeast Missouri State University.