Seton Hill University Athletics

Coach Tim Creamer joined Seton Hill as the head women’s cross country coach during the 2002-2003 academic year. The 2012-2013 school year will be Coach Creamer’s eleventh season as head coach. He has accumulated an overall record of 692-344-2 a .667 winning percentage, been ranked in the top 10 of the region six times, including a #6 ranking in 2004, won fifteen invitational championships, has fourteen second place finishes, and six third place finishes. In his first five seasons coaching in the WVIAC, he has coached one WVIAC women’s cross country championship team in 2011, one WVIAC women’s cross country MVP, two WVIAC women’s freshman of the year, fifteen WVIAC women’s cross country all conference performers and nineteen WVIAC female runners of the week. He has also coached seven female Academic All- American student- athletes and the past six seasons. The women’s cross country team was named a USTFCCCA NCAA Division II All Academic Team twice in 2010 and 2011. The Griffin women finished last season with an overall 3.49 GPA, which was 31st  overall in the NCAA Division II level.

In 2003, Coach Creamer developed and organized the first ever Seton Hill University Cross Country Invitational which has become extremely successful. In 2009 Coach Creamer started what will continue to be an annual summer 5K road race in July, Timmy’s Race for the Children’s.

In 2004, Creamer was the meet director for the AMC/NAIA Region IX/X Cross Country Championships for the Men’s and Women’s Championships. In 2007 he assumed the position of Conference Chairperson in the WVIAC for Men’s and Women’s Cross Country and in 2009, he added the position of WVIAC representative for the USTFCCCA and is a member of the track and field rankings committee.

Coach Creamer completed collegiately in track and field and basketball at Allegheny College before transferring to the University of Pittsburgh to earn his degree is Psychology. While at Allegheny he earned All Conference Honors in Track and Field for pole vault and was a part of two indoor track and field team championships and two outdoor track and field championships. In addition to his duties as head women’s cross country coach, he is also the head men’s cross country coach as well as the head Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Coach.