Education
East Carolina University.
East Carolina University.
He served as an assistant coach for the United States women"s track and field team at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece. Fry"s coaching specialties are the hurdling events, sprints, and relays. These are also his areas of responsibility on the United States Women"s Olympic team
Before coming to South Carolina, Frye was an assistant coach at East Carolina University, the University of Florida, North Carolina State University, and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
At North Carolina, he coached athletes such as Marion Jones and Allen Johnson. Johnson still trains with Frye in Columbia, South Carolina and is a volunteer assistant coach for the Gamecocks.
At South Carolina, some of his most successful athletes include Terrence Trammell, Demetria Washington, Miki and Lisa Barber, Otis Harris, Aleen Bailey, Lashinda Demus, Natasha Hastings and Tiffany Ross-Williams. That year he was named the national coach of the year.
Curtis Frye puts a high value on education and ensures that all of his student athletes graduate from college.
Of the almost 200 individuals he has coached at the University of South Carolina, all but one have finished their undergraduate work and earned a degree from the school. 2008 Order of Ikkos medallion.
2008 Order of Ikkos medallion 2002 Women"s National Collegiate Athletic Association Championship 1999 & 2002 Women"s Outdoor Securities and Exchange Commission Championship 1999 & 2002 USTCA Women's Outdoor National Coach of the Year 1999 USTCA Men"s National Indoor Coach of the Year 1999 & 2002 Securities and Exchange Commission Women"s Coach of the Year In 2002 coached athletes who won 7 National Collegiate Athletic Association titles and 4 gold and one silver medal at the World Junior Championships. In addition had 2 named National Athlete of the Years and 1 named Men's National Scholar-Athlete of the Year 2001 Nike Coach of the Year United States. Men"s Head Coach at 2001 Goodwill Games 1999 Assistant Coach for the United States of America at the World Track and Field Championships 1997 USOC Track and Field Coach of the Year Assistant Coach of 18 Administrative Committee on Company-ordination Championship Teams Coached 6 Olympic medalists Coached 25 Olympians (that have won 11 medals) Coached over 60 National Collegiate Athletic Association Champions Coached over 415 National Collegiate Athletic Association All-Americans Coached over 100 Securities and Exchange Commission Champions Coached over 75 Administrative Committee on Company-ordination Champions.
