Tim Miller joins the Rams for the 2019-2020 season after 4 years at conference rival Texas A&M-Kingsville.
While at Kingsville, Miller coached 15 All-Americans including 3 NCAA Division 2 Champions(Racheal Somoye, Hammer 2019; Valentin Charles, Heptathlon 2019; and Richard Cervantes, Shot Put 2018), 19 Conference Champions, 12 school record holders, and a two-event LSC record holder in Somoye (Hammer and Weight Throw). In addition to individual success, the 2016 Men’s Outdoor team was LSC Champion and NCAA Runner-up while the 2018 team reached the pinnacle of NCAA Division 2 Track and Field by winning an Outdoor National Title.
He spent 2014-15 at Hardin-Simmons in Abilene, Texas. During his time with the Cowboys, Miller oversaw throwers that set six outdoor and four indoor school records. Two athletes qualified for the NCAA Championships and one, Dustin Baker, earned All-American status in the discus in 2015.
Prior to join the Cowboys staff, Miller served two years as an assistant coach with Daemen College in Amherst, New York. He coached both jumpers and throwers while developing and implementing the strength and conditioning program for the entire team. In 2012, seven performers earned All-American Mideast Conference honors.
Miller was an assistant coach from 2008-10 with Erie Community College in Williamsville, N.Y. His coaching helped 22 athletes qualify for the NJCAA National Championships. Three won national titles and Brent Titus set a national record in the discus with a throw of 182-8 (55.69m). In 2009, Miller was named the inaugural NJCAA Division III National Assistant Coach of the Year.
The Buffalo, N.Y. native competed four years at SUNY Fredonia. In the spring of 2006 he was a SUNY Athletic Conference All-Academic selection.
Miller completed his Master’s of Education, Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation from Hardin-Simmons in 2015. He received his Bachelor’s of Science in exercise science from SUNY Fredonia in 2008.
