Tim Frye Class: Sophomore Hometown: Mars, Pa. High School: Mars H.S. Height / Weight: 6-4 / 200 Position: Guard Birthdate: 08/28/1987 Experience: 1L

Tim Frye Bio (pdf)

CAREER

Tim Frye is a walk-on guard who owns sophomore athletic and junior academic status. He was originally set to walk-on to the team during his freshman season, but an ACL injury forced him to use the year for rehabilitation.

2007-08

Walk-on who saw action in 10 games on season (vs. Lafayette, Boston U., Buffalo, Mississippi Valley State, Houston Baptist, at St. John's, Seton Hall, Providence, DePaul and vs. Oral Roberts)...Hit 3-pointer in two minutes at St. John's, 1/23...Hit 3-pointer in two minutes vs. Lafayette, 1/2...Hit first career field goal (3-pointer) vs. Houston Baptist, 11/9.

HIGH SCHOOL

A 2006 graduate of Mars High School in Mars, Pa. where he played for Head Coach Rob Carmody...Concluded his career as the Mars High School all-time leading scorer with 1,261 points during his four-year varsity career...Scored 400 points during his senior season...Topped the 1,000-point career mark with a 21-point performance vs. Kittaning...Scored 29 points as a senior against Ringgold High School...Named a Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Player to Watch...Named All-Allegheny Conference and All-County...Finished with over 500 points as a sophomore...Also competed in track & field and football...Placed fourth in the WPIAL Class 2A meet with a 6-foot high jump...Named All-Conference in football as a wide receiver...Caught 20 passes for 403 yards and four touchdowns as a senior.

PERSONAL

Born Tim Paul Frye on August 28, 1987 in Latrobe, Pa....Son of Paul Frye, stepfather Steve Tritch and Tami Tritch...Has a sister Liz...Uncle Dave Frye played basketball at Providence and uncle Tom Albright played football at Indiana State...Most gratifying moment in sports was breaking his high school's career scoring record...Person in history he would most like to meet: Muhammad Ali...Best job ever held: working with his father...Is the first Pitt player to wear No. 24 since Marcus Bowman (2002-05)...Best athletes he has ever competed against include Greg Oden and Greg Paulus at a Houston AAU Tournament...Business major.