Central Wyoming College

Curtis Condie - Head Basketball Coach

Curtis Condie enters his first season as Head Coach of the men’s basketball program at Central Wyoming College. He comes in as an experienced coach having coached at the NCAA Division I level for 10 years, the NCAA Division 2 level for one year and the NJCAA level for four years.

Condie takes over the helm of the Rustlers after being an Assistant Coach at Western Athletic Conference member Louisiana Tech University the past four years.

With Condie’s help, Tech went 24 -11 during the 2009-10 season, their best record since 1985. The Bulldogs also made an appearance in the CollegInsider.com Tournament and recorded a win in the postseason for the first time in eight years.
Louisiana Tech has only been to the semi-finals twice in its 11 year history of WAC membership and both times were during Condie’s tenure. During his last season the Bulldogs won the 2K Sports Classic Tournament. He was also instrumental in their two years of back to back 9 win improvements and in the development of NBA player Magnum Rolle of the Atlanta Hawks.

Condie is no stranger to being a head coach at the college level. He spent the 2006-07 season as Head Coach of Texas A&M International in Laredo, TX.

In just six months with TAMIU after taking over two weeks before the season started, Condie lead the Dustdevils to a 14-win season after the school had only won four games the previous year. With a 14-13 finish, he at the time was the only coach to ever have a winning record at TAMIU. Condie’s team placed two players on the All-Heartland Team in the schools first season as a NCAA Division II provisional member.

TAMIU finished with a 10 – 6 record and a third place finish in the Heartland Conference. His team improved defensively by more than 15 points per game and led the conference in assists per game at 14.0 and assist-to-turnover ratio. His teams finished second in defensive rebounding and defensive scoring. Prior to TAMIU, Condie spent four seasons as associate head coach at Utah Valley University during the schools transition from a junior college to an NCAA Division 1 program. The Wolverines compiled an 82-36 record with Condie on the staff and never had a losing record while playing a full NCAA Division I schedule.

While at Utah Valley, Condie recruited Ryan Toolson, the Arizona High School Player of the Year who became the Wolverines’ All-Time Leading Scorer.

UVU finished as 2006 Independent runner-up, 2005 NCAA Division I Independent Champions, 2004 Provisional Tournament Nation Champions and 2003 Scenic West Conference Tournament runner-ups. While at UVU, Condie cached Utah Jazz guard Ronnie Price and worked for 2001-02 Los Angeles Times NCAA National Coach of the Year Dick Hunsaker.

Condie also spent time at Northern Arizona University, where the Lumberjacks qualified for the Big Sky Tournament and Snow College, where he helped guide Snow to back-to-back Scenic West Conference titles. At Snow College, Condie was the only coach to recruit former New Orleans Hornet Jackson Vroman out of high school. He also served as the head boy’s basketball coach at two Utah high schools; Wasatch High School for one season and South Sevier High School for three seasons.

Condie was named Utah High School AA Basketball Coach of the Year in 1996-97. Condie also spent time as an assistant at Sky View High School, Smithfield Utah and got his start in coaching at Don Bosco Tech in Rosemead, Calif.

He and his wife have four children, two sons and two daughters.

Online Basketball Form

Athletes interested in more information on the CWC Women's Basketball Program should complete an online Basketball Form and email it or send a printed copy to the CWC Athletic Department, attn: Athletic Director, 2660 Peck Avenue, Riverton, WY 82501.