Architech Sports and physical therapy Cornelius
Services: Physical Therapy
Address: Champions Sports Performance - 18831 Statesville Road | Cornelius, NC 28031
Phone: 704-897-6145
Fax: 704-897-7503
MEET THE CORNELIUS STAFF
Jason Husn
Email: jason@architechsports.com
Jason earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Sports Medicine and Health Science from Guilford College in 2004 and earned his Masters of Healthcare Administration from Pfeiffer University in 2012. While at Guilford, he was a student Athletic Trainer for the football, baseball and women's basketball teams. After graduation, Jason would obtain his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) and his United States Weightlifting club coach (USAW) certifications.
He has held internships at Duke University working with Football and Baseball, and at the Carolina Panthers. He was also a member of the Panthers Strength and Conditioning Staff for 2 years after his internship. Jason is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA). He also obtained his CrossFit Level 1 Coaching Certification in 2012.
Jason's passion for athletics and strength and conditioning started while playing high school sports. He was an offensive lineman for the Conference Champion Northern Durham Knights football team in Durham, NC and played basketball for his local church. As a coach, Jason strives to be a role model and servant leader to his clients. He does not just focus on improvement in athletics but also on improvement in life as well.
When Jason is not with his work family, he enjoys being with his wife and 2 daughters, playing golf with buddies, building furniture with his daughter or working out in his garage gym.
ASHLEIGH andrejchak
Email: ashleigh@architechsports.com
Ashleigh graduated from East Carolina University with her Doctorate of Physical Therapy. Prior to studying at ECU, she received her bachelors in Exercises Sports Science: Athletic Training at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She is a board-certified physical therapist, certified athletic trainer, and certified strength and conditioning specialist. She has worked with UNC’s Softball, Track and Field, Football, and Women’s Soccer athletes helping them rehabilitate on and off the field.
Originally from Concord, NC, Ashleigh ran cross-country and track at Jay M Robinson High School. While there, she excelled at running on Varsity all four years and attending the state meets all four years in cross country and Track (4x400, 4x800). Her passion for helping people to return to high-level function started while working with the athletes at UNC and grew at ECU where she worked with patients of all ages and abilities.
In her free time, Ashleigh likes to hang out with friends, explore Charlotte, and try new restaurants. She loves back-packing, kayaking, and watching movies.
Matthew Tracey
Email: matt@architechsports.com
Matt joins Architech Sports after graduating with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy fromWingate University. Prior to studying at Wingate, he received his Master’s Degree in Strength and Conditioning from Florida Atlantic University and his Bachelor’s Degree in Health and Exercise Sciencefrom Roanoke College. Matt also holds his Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) certification through the NSCA and Dry Needling Certifications through the American Academy of Manipulative Therapy.
Matt is originally from Connecticut, where he was a 4-year varsity starter on his high school soccer and lacrosse team. While at Roanoke college he started playing collegiate rugby, receiving All-Conference honors as a fullback during his senior season. Matt also had the opportunity to complete an independent research study at Roanoke College on the link between movement screening scores in rugby athletes and injury risk. He presented a poster of this research at the 2018 NSCA National Convention in Indianapolis, IN.
While at FAU Matt spent his time as a Graduate Assistant teacher in the undergraduate Health and Exercise Science Department teaching Exercise Physiology. During this time Matt also started working for a company called High Level Throwing where he began to specialize in strength and conditioning and throwing analysis for baseball and softball athletes. Matt continues to assist with High Level Throwing clinics around the country.
Matt has had the opportunity of working with a variety of high-school, collegiate, semi-professional, and professional athletes during his time as a strength and conditioning coach and final clinical rotation at EXOS-Phoenix. He has a passion for delivering optimal research-based care for all of his patients to help them reach their goals, and bridging the gap between rehab and performance.
In his free time Matt enjoys weight lifting, outdoor activities, hanging out with friends, and playing for the Charlotte Men’s Rugby Club.
austin griffin
Email: austin.griffin@architechsports.com
Austin joins Architech Sports and Physical Therapy after receiving his Masters degree in Athletic Training from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where he also earned his bachelor's degree in Exercise Science. Austin grew up in the Charlotte area where he played basketball for Butler High School. It was a shoulder injury while playing basketball that sparked his interest in learning more about how to treat sports related injuries.
While earning his Masters degree Austin had the opportunity to gain experience with clinical rotations in various settings, most recently with Architech and Queens University men's basketball team. While basketball is his sport of choice, he enjoys being a spectator of all sports and learning as much as he can in order to help all athletes return to their sports.
In his free time you can find Austin participating in a pickup game of basketball, adding to his shoe game, spending time with family and friends trying to show off on the grill, and teaching his dog Hugo new tricks.
