Athletic Department

Robert Foreman is the Director of Athletics for Mustang Public Schools. Prior to serving as Athletic
Director he served as an Assistant Principal at Mustang High School from 2011-2017. Foreman served as head boy’s basketball coach at Mustang High School from 2016-2017 and head girl’s basketball coach from 2009-2011. Prior to coaching at Mustang, Foreman served as the head boy’s basketball coach at Westmoore High School from 2000-2009 and Chickasha High School from 1998-2000.


Foreman graduated from Barat College in Lake Forest, IL in 1994 with a bachelor’s degree in secondary education. He holds two masters degrees one from the University of Central Oklahoma in History Education and the other from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Secondary Administration. Foreman lettered two times as a guard at Barat and served as team captain his two years there. He played two seasons at Saint Mary of the Plains before transferring to Barat.


Before entering the high school ranks, Foreman began his coaching career as an assistant at Barat from 1994-195. From 1995-1997 he served as an assistant at Oklahoma Christian University. He then served one year as an assistant at the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma where the Drovers earned their first ever Oklahoma Intercollegiate Conference Championship.


Foreman is a 1990 graduate of Mustang High School.


Robert and his wife Shannon have two daughters, Ellise and Lunden.

Greg is a 1990 graduate of Mustang High School. As a Bronco, he played football and was a three-year starter at various positions including tight-end, defensive-end, and special team’s deep snapper. While wearing a Bronco jersey, his biggest memory was playing against the defending state champions, the Midwest City Bombers, in one of the first nationally televised high school football games.

Oliver continued his football career at Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma. As a freshman, he earned the starting deep snapper position and a spot on the kick-off team. He gained experience as a back up outside linebacker while pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice. Unfortunately, the university began to change its athletic blueprint which led to the dissolving of a tradition rich football program. Greg then pursued a career in coaching/teaching by attended the University of Central Oklahoma and graduating in December 1994 with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts and an emphasis in Social Studies. He then completed a Master of Education Degree from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in 2009.

Greg started his teaching and coaching career at Western Heights High School. In 1996, he returned to Mustang, and served as an Assistant Football Coach and Ninth Grade Baseball Coach. He soon began working with the Girl’s Track Team as the Field Events Coach and eventually became the Head Girl’s Track and Field Coach. Under Coach Oliver, the Lady Bronco’s earned a Third-Place team finish at the 2005 Oklahoma 6A State Track and Field Championships. In the classroom, he taught Advanced Placement European History and World Geography.

In 2008, Oliver took what he claims was a “leap of faith” and helped open SouthMoore High School. He established the school’s first Girl’s Track and Field program based on athletic and character development. He was also the Head Ninth Grade Football Coach and interim Head Boy’s and Girl’s Cross Country Coach. Greg eventually left the sidelines and acquired the roll of Assistant Principal, where he served for 11 years.

Greg married his “High School Sweetheart”, Vicki Justik. They have two daughters, Lauren and Madison, who both graduated from Mustang High School as Valedictorians and All-State Athletes (Lauren 2015 Swim and Madison 2018 Soccer). They are truly a Bronco Family.

Andrea Guziec was named an Assistant Athletic Director for Mustang Public Schools in 2018. In her first 3 years Guziec has been a part of 3 state championships, 3 academic state championships, 5 state runners-up and 21 individual state championships. Coach Guziec also oversees areas of communication, graphic design, scheduling, and promotions. She is a member of the OIAAA/NIAAA and to continue her growth as an administrator, Andrea is currently working on her CAA certification to be completed in 2022.

Prior to this position, Guziec spent 23 years as a high school teacher and head girls basketball coach. She spent time at Idabel, Putnam City West, Putnam City North (her alma mater) and Westmoore high schools before going to Mustang. Andrea taught business classes, economics and for most of her career, math.

Coach Guziec received her undergraduate degree in Business Administration from Southern Methodist University in 1995. She was a four year letterman and a team captain her senior year for the Lady Mustang basketball team where she played in every game of her career. Her biggest claim to fame while playing at SMU was scoring the winning basket against UT her senior year…this was the Lady Mustangs first ever win over Texas! Guziec also holds an MBA from the University of Central Oklahoma.

As a coach Guziec compiled a record of 282-288 with her winningest school being her Alma Mater, Putnam City North (112-67) and her winningest season being at Westmoore in 2016 (24-3). She was a two-time All-State coach and received the Charles K. Heatley Lifetime Achievement Award. Coach Guziec was the conference coach of the year 6 times: once with a team that didn’t win a conference game and once with a team that went undefeated in the conference!

As a high school student, Andrea was involved in music, sports, and leadership. She was the concert master for the orchestra for 2 years, a letterman for the basketball team for 3 years and captain her senior year, an Academic All American, an All State Orchestra member, a basketball All State alternate and her teachers and classmates voted her Miss Panther, the schools most prestigious non-academic award.

Guziec’s family now resides in Texas. Her mom, Nancy, is her biggest supporter when she isn’t traveling the country with her friends. Andrea has one brother, Doug, who along with his wife, Michelle and three children, Andrew, Peyton and Carson make trips south of the red river a regular necessity… despite her clear allegiance to Oklahoma’s schools and universities!

Britini attended Southern Nazarene University from 2010-2014, graduating with a Bachelors Degree in Athletic Training. In the fall semester of her senior year, she completed an athletic training internship at ESPN Wide World of Sports. In 2016, she obtained a Masters Degree in Adult and Continuing Education from Kansas State University while working full time as a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer with their cross country, track and field teams. Britini went on to work at Missouri State University for a year as their women’s softball Athletic Trainer.

Assistant Sports Performance Coach, University of Wyoming
Wresting, Soccer, Women’s Golf
Head Strength & Conditioning Coach, Garden City Community College
Programming & Training for All Sports
Assistant Strength Coach Florida Atlantic University
Football, Track & Field
Strength & Conditioning Coach, Northern Colorado
Football, Track and Field, Wrestling, Swimming & Diving

Education/Certifications/Memberships
Masters of Sports and Exercise Science, Northern Colorado
Bachelor’s Degree in Communications, Northern Colorado
Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist through National Strength & Conditioning Association
Mobility Specialist through Functional Range Conditioning and Functional Movement Systems