Providence College's men's basketball program has announced a new addition to its coaching staff, naming Tyler Hrubes as the team's assistant athletic trainer.
Hrubes arrives after a successful stint at the University of Florida, where he contributed to the Gators' 2024‑25 national championship campaign and honed his craft as a certified athletic training intern.
Prior to his time in Gainesville, he served as an associate athletic trainer at Furman University, gaining experience that spans both collegiate and high‑performance environments.
A Versatile Background
A graduate of Marquette University, Hrubes holds a Bachelor of Science in exercise physiology and a Master of Science in athletic training. His academic foundation has been paired with hands‑on work across multiple programs, including stints at institutions in South Carolina and Florida.
The new hire will join a support staff that already includes Tee Butters, Jamie Quarles, Derek Rongstad, Logan Ingram, Alex Harris, Tyler Pacheco, Jacqueline Grant, Martin Stockwell and Landon Reed, forming a deep bench of expertise for the Friars.
Looking Ahead
Head coach Bryan Hodgson expressed confidence that Hrubes will strengthen the program's approach to player health and performance. "Tyler brings a championship pedigree and a relentless work ethic that aligns perfectly with our ambitions," Hodgson said in the announcement.
The move underscores Providence College's commitment to assembling a modern, multidisciplinary team as the program prepares for the upcoming season.