Tim Pritts, born and raised in NJ, played lacrosse and football for Bridgewater HS East and was captain of both teams. Coach Pritts was a highly decorated player at Bridgewater East playing for Hall of Fame Coach Chuck Apel (2008 U19 World Team Gold Medal Coach) earning 2X 1st Team All League Honors, 2X All State Recognition and All American Honors his senior year when he led his team to the state championship game.
Tim was one of three New Jersey players who played in the National North-South HS All-Star Game at Johns Hopkins University. He attended Rutgers University and was a four-year Varsity player and starting defenseman for three seasons. In his senior year, he was team captain of a squad that qualified for the NCAA tournament with big regular season wins over Navy, Johns Hopkins, Penn State and Army, and a first round NCAA tournament win over University of Virginia. During his senior year, Tim's team reached as high as a #2 national ranking for a portion of the year.
Coach Pritts was a volunteer coach at Lovett for two State Championship seasons with Coach Dave Feroleto, then came to Walton in 2006 as one of the Varsity Boys community coaches. He helped Walton make its first appearance in the state playoffs in his first season with the team and has helped produce strong teams with multiple All-State players every season.
Coach Pritts is self-employed as the owner of a mortgage company and real estate investor in the Atlanta market. He and his wife Vivian live in East Cobb and have three children.
