Tim Hall serves as assistant coach for Oklahoma City University's men's and women's cross country and track & field programs.
Hall joined the Stars after most recently holding the high school cross country and track & field head-coaching position at Coweta, Okla. Hall led the boys team to a Class 5A boys cross country state runner-up finish. Other successes at Coweta include a runner-up title for the boys 4x800-meter team and a runner-up title in the boys pole vault.
Hall was the Poteau (Okla.) boys and girls head cross country and track & field coach from 1999-2013. While coaching at Poteau, he guided two all-state cross country runners, one individual girls cross country state champion and a boys runner-up pole vaulter.
During his college career, Hall was a member of the men's 1980-81 NJCAA national championship team. Hall competed as a pole vaulter earning all-American honors with a personal best of 15 feet, 6 inches.
Originally from Pawhuska, Okla., Hall set and still holds the pole vault
record of 14 feet, 6 inches. Hall received his bachelor's degree in education from Northeastern Oklahoma State University, a master's degree in secondary education from the University of Arkansas and a Level I coaching certificate from USA Track & Field.
In addition to coaching, Hall is an avid runner. He has ran more than 20 marathons including the Boston Marathon.
