Tim Sanville Named Interim Track & Field Coach

MEDIA, Pa. -- Penn State Brandywine has named Tim Sanville as its interim head track and field coach announced Director of Athletics Sarah Kurpel on Tuesday.

Sanville is a 2012 Penn State University graduate where he earned bachelor's degrees in both philosophy and religious studies.

During his scholastic career, Sanville was a three-year member of the Susquenita High School track & field team. He was a district finalist in the hurdles and middle distance, while also competing in jumps.

Prior to coming to Brandywine this fall, Sanville served as an assistant track & field and cross country coach at Delaware County Christian School. Since 2016, Sanville helped to create individual workouts, developed a strength training program and assisted with the collegiate recruiting process at Delco Christian. During his time at Delco Christian, Sanville coached eight state qualifiers, including one state champion in 2017.

Sanville is currently a full-time member of the Widener University operations department's athletics division, a position he has held since 2013. He directs all athletics operations, maintaining fields and equipment, while working with coaches from nearly all of Widener's 23 varsity sports.

Brandywine begins its second year of varsity track & field in January.