25-26TRK Big 12 Outdoor Championship 0810
Niklas Arrhenius

Niklas Arrhenius

TitleTrack & Field Assistant Coach / Men's & Women's Throws
OfficeSFH 54

BYU Coaching Highlights

Has coached BYU athletes to:

  • 10 women's All-America honors
    • One First Team - javelin (2022)
    • Three Second Team - javelin (2012), javelin (2018), Ashton Riner-Lunt (2023)
    • Six Honorable Mention - javelin (2022), discus throw (2022), Gretchen Hoekstre (one in 2024, two in 2025), Kaiah Fisher (2026)
  • Four women's conference championships - Sable Lohmeier El-Bakri (2022 MPSF indoor weight throw), Jessica Thompson (2022 MPSF indoor shot put & 2023 MPSF indoor weight throw), Gretchen Hoekstre (2023 MPSF indoor shot put)  
  • Two women's school records
    • Ashton Riner-Lunt (2022 outdoor javelin throw)
    • Gretchen Hoekstre (2024 outdoor discus throw)
  • Coached three male athletes to First Team All-America status at the 2024 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships: Danny Bryant (shot put), Cameron Bates (javelin), Dallin Shurts (discus) 
  • Coached Dallin Shurts to a school record in the men's discus and Danny Bryant to BYU's No. 3 program mark in the men's shot put.

Coaching Experience

  • BYU Assistant Coach (2011-present)
  • UVU Volunteer Assistant Coach (before 2011)
  • BYU Track & Field Manager (2008-2011)

Professional Career

  • Competed in the 2008 Olympic Games
  • Competed in the 2007, 2009 & 2011 World Championships
  • Competed in the 2006 & 2010 European Championships
  • Competed in the 2000 World Junior Championships

Collegiate Career (BYU)

  • 2007 NCAA Discus Throw Champion
  • Four-time Mountain West Conference Discus Throw Champion (2004-07)
  • Two-time Mountain West Conference Shot Put Champion (2004-05)
  • Earned All-American honors four times (three times for discus throw, once for shot put)
  • No. 4 all-time at BYU in the indoor shot put throwing 19.91m/65-4 in 2004
  • No. 4 all-time at BYU in the outdoor discus throw throwing 65.77m/215-9 in 2007
  • Team captain (2004-07)

Education 

  • BYU (2008, B.S.)
  • BYU (2014 M.S.)

Mission

Sweden (2001-03)