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Tyler Peterson
Graduate Assistant Coach
Tyler Peterson just finished his second season as the Graduate Assistant Coach for the University of Jamestown Men’s Basketball Program. The Jimmies finished the season with a 29-6 record, a conference tournament championship, and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in the NAIA DII National Tournament. Originally from Minneapolis, Minn., Tyler spent the previous four years at Northland College (Wisconsin) as a player. Peterson graduated in 2017 with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management. Peterson is pursuing his master’s degree in Arts of Leadership at the University of Jamestown.
You can follow him on Twitter @TyPeterson_.