Tim Frost
Assistant Coach
Second Season
(Youngstown State, 2007)

    Tim Frost, a former Penguin defensive lineman, is in his second season as a member of the YSU coaching staff. A Youngstown native, Frost works with the tight ends and assists the offensive coaching staff.
    Frost, who was a member of the inaugural Mahoning Valley Thunder Arena Football 2 franchise in 2007, spent his four years as an assistant coach at Ursuline High School. He has also worked in various counseling, mentoring and support roles at Associates in Child Counseling and Guidance, Eagle Flight Initiative and NORCAT of Meridian Services.
    He played defensive end for the Penguins during the 2002 campaign after spending the previous three campaigns at West Virginia. While with the Mountaineers he played tight end in 2000 and 2001. During his time, he played for coaches Don Nehlan and Rich Rodriquez. He played in five games in 2001 and all 12 in 2000 as WVU went 7-5 and won the Music City Bowl.
    At Ursuline, he was a talented two-way player as a defensive lineman and tight end. As a senior, he earned first-team all-state, All-Northeast Ohio and all-city accolades. He attended East High School before the institution closed and then transferred to Ursuline.
    Frost earned his degree in Criminal Justice from Youngstown State in 2007.