Tim Adams steps down as basketball coach at Park Tudor after eight seasons

Tim Adams is stepping down as Park Tudor boys basketball coach after eight seasons.

Adams, who led the Panthers to two sectional titles, one regional crown and a 115-66 overall record, is also the assistant athletic director at Park Tudor. He will resign from both posts effective at the end of the school year.

“Park Tudor was great for me and my family for eight years,” Adams said. “It’s been a great experience and had a major impact on my life and I’m grateful for that.”

Park Tudor High School head coach Tim Adams watches play on the court during the second half of an annual Paul Loggan Memorial Basketball Invitational game against Pike High School, Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2025, at North Central High School. Pike High School won 86-72.

Adams said he plans to stay involved in basketball, though he is not yet sure on where that journey will take him. Park Tudor won a sectional title under Adams in 2022-23, then went 20-6 the following year won a regional title. The Panthers nearly upset Jack Benter and Brownstown Central in semistate, falling by one point.

When Adams took over in 2018, the program was coming off an 8-16 season and still not far removed from the mess left two years earlier by former coach Kyle Cox, who served nine years in federal prison for coercing an underage student into exchanging sexually explicit messages.

“My goal at the beginning of taking the Park Tudor job was to leave it in a better place when I left and we have done that,” Adams said.

Park Tudor was 14-9 last season and reached the Marion County Tournament semifinals.

Adams was an assistant coach at Brebeuf Jesuit, Cathedral and Marian University prior to taking the position at Park Tudor. He thanked upper school director Sarah Webster and athletic director Courtney Whitehead for the opportunity.

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