of the Year. Farden's final season in 2009 was another successful one under his reign; the program won the MIC Conference Championships and, consequently, the team did not qualify to regionals, finishing the year ranked 37th. From 2006 to 2009, Farden was awarded MIC Conference Coach of the Year. He left the role to join the Arkansas Razorbacks program as an assistant coach. With Farden's help, the team to an eleventh-place finish at Nationals. 2011–present: Tenure with Utah 2011–15: Assistant coach On August 18, 2010; after only one season at Arkansas, it was revealed that Farden would be joining the Utah Red Rocks program as an assistant coach for the 2011 season. He was hired as a replacement for Jeff Graba, who took the head coach role for the Auburn Tigers women's gymnastics program. Immediately after joining the Utah program, 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. Additionally, in his first season, the program's national bars ranking shot from #12 to #3. Likewise, in 2015, Utah were co-leaders in the nation for the uneven bars, tied with Florida Gators. 2016–2019: Co-head coach Upon the retirement of Greg Marsden, the long-time head coach of the Red Rocks, Farden was appointed the co-Head Coach of the program along with Megan Marsden, long-time assistant coach and the spouse of Greg Marsden. In his first season in the role, Farden helped the Red Rocks finish fifth in the all-around during the regular season; the program's prowess was then solidified through their second-place finish at the 2016 Pac-12 Championships, in Seattle, Washington. However, the Red Rocks won the 2016 Regional to qualify to the 2016 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship in Fort Worth, Texas. In 2017 the success of the Red Rocks continued with a PAC 12 team title, NCAA regional championship and Super Six berth (5th place team). Also, freshman MyKayla Skinner was crowned NCAA floor champion and runner up in the AA. 2019: Head coach Upon Megan Marsden's retirement, Farden became the sole head coach of the Utah program. In the 2020 season he led the program to its second undefeated season (1993 & 2020) and a regular season PAC 12 Championship. For these accomplishments he was named PAC 12 coach and Regional coach of the year. In 2021 season the Red