Tim Seiber, a long-time Warrior, joined the Corban University women’s basketball staff in 2013 as an assistant coach.
Formerly serving in a number of different positions for Warrior Athletics, he most recently served as the Director of Athletics at Corban from 2012-2013. Prior to that, he was an Assistant Director of Athletics at Corban from 2005-2012. During that time, he served as a broadcaster for Warrior Basketball and as a guest color commentator for CCTV college basketball broadcasts.
As an alumni of Western Baptist College ’81, and a four-year member of the Warrior men’s basketball team, Seiber knows what it means to bleed Navy and Gold. Following his successful playing career with the Warriors, he joined as an assistant coach for four years before taking over at Woodland Christian School as the Boys Basketball Coach for six years. He then rejoined the Warriors as an assistant coach following his stint at Woodland.
Additionally, Seiber was a college men’s player-coach for the Ventures for Victory Tour in the Philippines during the summer of 1985.
Seiber earned his Bachelor of Science in Education Language Arts/Social Science from Corban University and Western Oregon University. He also is in the process of gaining a Leadership and Counseling master’s degree from George Fox University.
In his free time, he enjoys reading, visiting historical sites, hiking, biking, and watching the ‘Masterpiece Mystery’ on PBS. He and his wife, Lynne, have five children: Aimee (32), Micah (29), Matthew (27), Mark (24), and Kathryn (17). Seiber and his wife currently reside in Aumsville, Ore.
