Stetson University Athletics

Tim Schroer joined the Stetson football coaching staff as safeties coach for the 2019 season. A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, Schroer played collegiately at St. John Fisher College in Rochester, NY. As a safety and corner, he lettered for four seasons, helping his team to a pair of NCAA Division III Elite Eight appearances and two ECAC Bowl titles.
 
After completing his Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree in Business Management in 2015, Schroer embarked on his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Otterbein University in Columbus, Ohio, where he worked with the defensive backs for two seasons. He also picked up experience during that time as the defensive play-caller for junior varsity games.
 
In 2016, he coached All-Conference cornerback Jalen Liggins, who was second in the Ohio Athletic Conference with eight pass breakups, two interceptions, and 45 tackles.
 
Schroer moved on to Black Hills State University in South Dakota in 2017 where he coached the teams’ safeties, kick returners and punt returners. While at BHSU he coached a two-time All-Rocky Mountain, Drew Hebel, as well as All-Conference kickoff and punt returner, Erick Hairston-Belcher. 
 
He spent the spring as defensive backs coach at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati. His cousin, Joe Schroer, is a senior defensive lineman at the University of Cincinnati.