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Tim Hankinson (born February 2, 1955 in New York, New York) is an American soccer coach.

He won Big East Coach of the Year honors at Syracuse University and led tiny Alabama A&M to the NCAA Div I Finals two years in a row.

He began his professional career with Tindsedal FC in Iceland's First Division. He returned to the US after the 1994 World Cup and joined Major League Soccer as Director of Player Development. Hankinson went on to coach the MLS Project 40 squad, the Tampa Bay Mutiny, and the Colorado Rapids for a combination of seven seasons. In March 2006, he was named Head coach of the Guatemalan U-17 national team. After Guatemala was eliminated from the CONCACAF qualifying tournament, Hankinson accepted a position as Head Coach at NCAA Division II powerhouse Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado.

On July 1st,2009 it was announced that he will be leaving Fort Lewis College to take up a coaching position in India for Goan powerhouse Salgaocar SC.

v • d • e Tampa Bay Mutiny – Managers Rongen (1996) · Kowalski (1997–98) · Hankinson (1998–00) · Mondelo (2001) · Van der Beck (2001–)

v • d • e Colorado Rapids – Managers Houghton (1996) · Wegerle (1996) · Myernick (1997–00) · Hankinson (2001–04) · Clavijo (2005–2008) · Smith (2008–)

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