Lindsey Gamp Position: Assistant Coach Season at SDSU: Third

Lindsey Gamp enters her third season as the Aztecs' assistant women's tennis coach. The ex-San Diego State standout is the sixth assistant coach in the program's 30-year history.

The former Lindsey Hedberg joined the SDSU staff in 2005 following a two-year stint as a tennis professional at Lomas Santa Fe Country Club in Solana Beach, Calif. Prior to working at Lomas Santa Fe CC, she taught tennis at the San Diego Tennis and Racquet Club.

"Lindsey brings a tremendous amount of enthusiasm and knowledge in her role as an assistant," said Mattera of the former team captain. "She has added tremendously to all aspects of the San Diego State women's tennis program."

A four-year letterwinner from 2000-03, Gamp played on three NCAA tournament teams in 2000, 2002 and 2003. She also guided the Aztecs to a pair of Mountain West Conference regular season titles and a MWC championship crown in 2003.

Gamp, a three-time all-MWC singles honoree, finished second all-time in SDSU career singles victories with 78 and second in school history with a singles winning percentage at .639 (78-44) (min. 75 decisions). She is also eighth in the Aztec record book for most singles victories in a season with 23, established in 2000. In 2001, Gamp achieved an ITA singles ranking of No. 96.

An all-MWC doubles pick in 2001, she also holds numerous doubles records including the school's top winning percentage (min. 20 decisions) since 1994. Gamp and Julie Chidley compiled a record of 18-3 over the course of two seasons (2000, 2002) for a winning percentage of .857. While playing with Silvia Tornier, the two were ranked as high as No. 19 during the 2000-01 campaign. Gamp is also on the all-time doubles charts for team victories in a career, team victories in a season and individual doubles wins in a career.

Gamp and husband Steve reside in La Jolla, Calif.