Rhodes College Men's Soccer

Lamb begins his third season as the Assistant Coach for the Rhodes College mens soccer program. During his time at Rhodes, the Lynx have shown improvement on the field, finishing 7-6-4 last season and a birth in the SAA Semifinals.  Before coaching at Rhodes, Lamb spent one year in Maine as the assistant coach at the University of Maine at Farmington. While in the Northeast, Lamb also worked with GPS Maine as the head coach of the u9 and u10 boys teams.   Prior to his coaching career, Lamb worked in the Special Events department at Major League Soccer performing an array of marketing and operations tasks in conjunction to MLS Cup 2012 and the 2012 AT&T MLS All-Star Game.   Lamb earned his bachelors degree at the University of Mary Washington where he was a four year athlete and two-time captain of the Mens Soccer team. He recently earned his USSF E license and is pursuing his D license this year.   A native of Westport, Connecticut, Lamb grew up playing for Beachside SC and played four years at Staples High School. 

Walker is entering into his first season with the Lynx as an assistant coach for the Rhodes College Men’s Soccer program. Walker joins the program following a successful tenure as the top assistant coach at Clarkson University, where he played a key role in all aspects of the program—including training sessions, recruiting, video analysis, and match preparation. During his time at Clarkson, he contributed significantly to individual player development and team performance. A native of Pennsylvania, Walker graduated from The Catholic University of America with a degree in Business Administration. His time at Catholic included three NCAA Tournament appearances, highlighted by a run to the Round of 16 in 2022. Walker brings a balanced approach to coaching that values academic achievement, tactical discipline, and holistic development. He has additional coaching experience at Mercersburg Academy and with youth programming, and he continues to pursue ongoing coaching education through U.S. Soccer.