Timothy Cawley

Biography

Cawley began his second season (2025-2026) overseeing the jumps and multi, joining the Seminoles after spending the last ten seasons as the Director of track and field and cross country at University of Idaho.. He brings 25 years of coaching experience. In his career he has coached 79 Conference Championships, 63 School Records, 45 NCAA Championship Qualifiers, 24 USA Championship Qualifiers and 12 All-Americans, an Olympic Bronze medalist and a World Championship Silver Medalist. During his first season with the Seminoles, Cawley boasted three top-five finishes combined from the Indoor and Outdoor ACC conference championships, including one ACC Men's MVP honor. Three Seminoles went on to compete at the NCAA Outdoor National Championships, continuing the 18-year-long streak of the jumps crew competing at the national championship. Under the guidance of Cawley, Kyvon Tatham was named the ACC Men’s Field Outdoor MVP for his efforts. Tatham won both the indoor and outdoor triple jump at the conference meet before placing third in the event at the NCAA Outdoor National Championships, marking the highest postseason finish of his career. Tatham also made his way on both the indoor and outdoor FSU all-time top 10 lists. Cawley helped Kayla Pinkard make her first collegiate appearance at the NCAA Outdoor National Championship after placing 10th overall in the women's triple jump with a lifetime performance of 13.01 m (42-8¼) at the East Preliminary first round. Pinkard concluded her