University of Tampa Women's Volleyball

Lamm is in his 15th season as an assistant at UT. This is Lamms 20th year coaching volleyball at the high school, club, and collegiate levels. He has also served as the assistant director of Tampa Volleyball Camps since coming to the school. During his time at UT, the Spartans have registered a 522-55 record with a .905 winning percentage. He has been a part of 14 Sunshine State Conference championship squads and 11 NCAA Elite Eight teams along with the 2006 and 2014 national championships. In 2011, Lamm was honored by the American Volleyball Coaches Association of America (AVCA) as its National Assistant Coach of the Year. He won his second national championship with the Spartans in 2014 with a 3-0 sweep over Southwest Minnesota State in the title match. UT was 34-1 on the season, which included a perfect 16-0 showing in the Sunshine State Conference. Additionally, Berkley Whaley was honored as the National Player of the Year as he coached alongside National Coach of the Year Chris Catanach. Prior to the 2006 season, Lamm was promoted from assistant coach to associate head coach. As the top assistant, Lamm helped the Spartans to the programs first NCAA II national championship. Lamm has enjoyed success at every level, including his stint as first assistant for TEAMFLORIDA, a USAHigh Performance team that won the gold medal in 2004 at the High Performance Championships. In 2003, he was named the USAV Florida Region Coach of the Year for his work with the Tampa Bay Junior Volleyball Club, where he has served as head coach for the past four years. Prior to his arrival at UT, Lamm spent one year as the top assistant at Rollins College, and also coached high school volleyball at Riverview (Sarasota), Cardinal Mooney, and Cypress Creek. He has also coached at several USADevelopmental and High Performance camps. Lamm has a degree from Valencia College. He is married and resides in Tampa with his wife Jess and sons Brady and Caden.