Veach Named to KCU CCT&F Posts

Grayson, KY - Kentucky Christian University welcomes Tim Veach as the new Head Track and Field/Cross Country Coach.

With over two decades of service as a Coast Guard Officer, Veach brings a unique combination of leadership, dedication, and deep faith in Christ to the KCU Athletics family. “We are thrilled to have Coach Veach join our program,” said a university representative. “His experience in coaching student-athletes and his passion for their success aligns perfectly with KCU’s mission of academic and spiritual excellence.”

Veach’s coaching pedigree spans from South Carolina to Kentucky and Indiana, where he has mentored numerous athletes to success both on and off the track. As the Head Coach at Palmetto Christian Academy, Veach coached the State Champion in the 800, 1600, 3200, and Cross-Country events, and helped 11 runners earn Division 1 scholarships throughout his career.

As a Coast Guard Officer, Veach has also conducted numerous Counter Narcotics missions, Disaster Relief, and Humanitarian Aid missions, earning him various commendations for his service. He currently

serves as the Waterways Management Division Chief at Sector Ohio Valley in Louisville, Kentucky, overseeing operations for an area of responsibility that includes 10 states and over 3000 miles of navigable waterways.

Veach’s commitment to his faith and Christian education at Indiana Wesleyan University has also helped shape his worldview and influenced him throughout his military career. With his wife Shannon and their five children, the Veach family is dedicated to making each student-athlete feel like part of their own family, ensuring their success both on and off the field.

Kentucky Christian University is excited about the future of its Track and Field/Cross Country program under the leadership of Coach Veach and the values he brings to the team.