Tim Walker enters his fourth season as an assistant coach at Lewis-Clark State.  After serving as the head coach at Montana State-Northern from 1997-2001, Walker came to LC at the start of the 2001 season.   While Walker was at MSU-Northern, he was voted Frontier Conference Coach of the Year for the 1997-98 season. That team set the school record for most wins in a season with 26, and finished their year in the Sweet 16 at the NAIA National Tournament.  His players had a graduation record of 90 plus percent.  During his tenure at MSU-N, Walker's clubs produced a 72-55 record and one of the highest winning percentages in the league over that period of time.  He also coached three All-Americans during that time.  Prior to becoming the head coach at MSU-N, Walker served as the assistant for three years.  During that time, the Lights won their first-ever league title and finished in the Elite Eight at the NAIA National Tournament.  Tim also taught history and political science, while coaching football and basketball at Columbus High School from 1991-1993.  

A part-time Kinesiology instructor at Lewis-Clark State College and a native of Absarokee, MT, Walker earned Academic All-Conference and All-Conference accolades. He played basketball and graduated from Rocky Mountain College in Billings,MT in 1990. Tim and his wife, Lynette recently celebrated their second wedding anniversary.  They have a son, Jake, age 11.