Ian Shoemaker

University of Hawai'i at Manoa Athletics

Western Washington, M.S., Education, Health and Recreation: Emphasis in Sport Psychology (1999)
Grinnell College, B.S., Psychology (1996)

Hawai‘i, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach (2022)
Eastern Washington, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach (2019-21)
Central Washington, Head Coach (2014-19)
St. Cloud University, Co-Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach (2008-13)
Baldwin Wallace College, Offensive Coordinator (2006-07)
Kenyon College, Offensive Coordinator (2003-05)
Minot State University, Passing Game Coordinator (2000-02)
University of Saint Mary, Offensive Coordinator (1999)
Western Washington, Tight Ends and Running Backs (1998)

Served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Hawai‘i in 2022.
As offensive coordinator, directed an Eastern Washington offense that averaged 537.1 yards and 41.3 points per game in three seasons.
Coached an offense that finished top three nationally in total offense for three straight seasons, including the No. 1 spot in 2019.
Mentored a pair of players considered for national Player of the Year honors, including EWU’s Eric Barriere, a two-time Walter Payton Award finalist who went on to win the 2021 award as the FCS National Player of the Year.
Won two Great Northwest Athletic Conference championships as a head coach at Central Washington in 2017 and ‘18 while accumulating a win percentage of .704.
Named NCAA D-II Region 4 Coach of the Year (2017) and GNAC Coach of the Year (2017).
Coached five NCAA playoff teams and developed 16 All-Americans over his various stops.
Established 61 total offensive school records and directed the number-one ranked offense as offensive coordinator at four different programs including Eastern Washington, St. Cloud State, Kenyon, and Minot State.
Also served as head baseball coach at Minot State and St. Mary’s College in Kansas.

A four-year starter in both football and baseball at Grinnell College.
Was the Most Valuable Player and Offensive Back of the Year in football and set school records for home runs in a season and career in baseball.