Tim Richey appointed HSE boys track and field coach
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 1:25 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Tim Richey has been named the boys track and field coach at Hamilton Southeastern, pending approval from the Hamilton Southeastern Schools Board of Trustees. Richey previously coached at Lawrence Central, where he secured state championships for both boys and girls teams. HSE Athletic Director Drew Tower expressed confidence in Richey's ability to foster a culture of excellence within the program. Richey aims to elevate the boys program to become one of the best in the Midwest, following in the footsteps of the previous coach, Garrett Lawton.
- •Tim Richey previously led Lawrence Central to several state championships.
- •Richey has been inducted into the Indiana Track & Field Hall of Fame.
- •His hiring is seen as a critical move to build a successful boys program.
- •Richey's vision includes competing for conference and state titles annually.
- 1:25 AMYahoo Sports — Ex-Lawrence Central coach Tim Richey named HSE boys track and field coach
"Tim Richey was hired as the new boys track and field coach at Hamilton Southeastern, the school announced on Tuesday.
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