Ryan Flack was name Head Men’s Basketball Coach in July 2019, following three seasons as an assistant coach for the Tigers (2016-19). The former MCC Tiger (2007-08) also serves as MCC’s Director of Athletics, a position he has held since July 2022.

Flack has helped over 25 men’s basketball players on to the four-year level, including 24 ICCAC/Region XI performers and two NJCAA DI All Americans, Kelton Edwards (’19) and Mohamed Thiam (’18). Prior to MCC Flack spent one season (2015-16) at NJCAA DII John Wood Community College in Quincy, IL.

Following his time as a player at MCC, Flack served one season (2010-11) as a student-manager at Iowa State University, under-then Head Coach Fred Hoiberg before moving onto Urbandale High School, where he was an assistant under Iowa Hall of Fame Coach, Brad Bjorkgren. During his two seasons, he helped the team with back-to-back winning season, including a Substate Championship, earning the team a trip to the 2013 State of Iowa 4A Tournament. 

Flack spent two seasons (2013-15) as graduate assistant coach at South Dakota State University, under Head Coach Scott Nagy. While at SDSU, he helped the Jackrabbits to two consecutive post-season tournaments, including the 2015 NIT, where the team advanced to the 2^nd Round, giving the program its first win as a NCAA DI school.  During his two years at SDSU, he helped seven all conference players, including two academic All-Americans. 

A Nevada, Iowa native, Flack earned a master’s degree in counseling & human development from South Dakota State University and his bachelor’s degree in social science from Upper Iowa University. 

He and his wife Carlee are the proud parents of three children, Quinn (9), Kallen (6), and Gracen (2).