Mark Chambers is the assistant to the Athletic Directors -- Field and Equipment Manager.  Mark is a graduate of Mount Olive College in N.C. with a degree in sports recreation; while there he also played baseball ('89-'92).  A native of Richmond, he has worked for Collegiate since 1999.

Andrew is a '96 grad of Collegiate spent two years at University of Richmond where he played football and baseball from '96-97. He then attended Auburn University and played baseball from '99-2000. He received his BA from Auburn University in mass communications in the spring of 2001.  He spent seven years as an assistant baseball coach at VMI ('02-'05) and Western Kentucky University ('05-'08). Here, he is Field and Equipment Coordinator and head varsity baseball coach/ program leader.

Jason is a certified athletic trainer who graduated from East Stroudsburg University in 2005 with a degree in Athletic Training.  In 2006, he graduated from Indiana State University with a Master's Degree in Athletic Training.  While in Indiana he worked as the head athletic trainer at Greencastle High School.  He is contracted through Richmond Physical Therapy and primarily covers events and practices at Collegiate's Robins Campus in Goochland County.

Andrew is an '06 graduate of Collegiate and earned a BA in economics and commerce from Hampden-Sydney College in 2010, where he was the recipient of the prestigious Davis Fellowship. As a Dean’s List student and a member of the school's nationally ranked lacrosse team, Andrew was recognized twice as a member of Old Dominion Athletic Conference All-Academic lacrosse team. He has coached numerous lacrosse and football camps and in the Geronimo lacrosse program. At Collegiate, he was a 2 year captain of the lacrosse team and received the Kelly Spirit Award. Aside from his job as Robins Campus Programs & Event Coordinator, he is coaching lacrosse, football and basektball.

After completing his business management degree and working as a business manager, Adam realized his true passion and returned to school to become a teacher.  Adam spent his first years teaching middle school physical education at a multi-cultural school in Northern Virginia.  He returned to the Richmond area where he has taught, coached and mentored students for the past 13 years.  He was an integral member of a nationally recognized model Health and Physical Education program for seven years in Henrico County.  Adam has trained, taught and coached middle and high school athletes in a variety of sports, including football, soccer, lacrosse, volleyball, field hockey, softball, crew, wrestling, baseball and track and field.  Adam has been an active participant in the GAIN Apprentorship Program since 2008, is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Association, USA Weightlifting Association, Virginia Association for Health, Physical Recreation and Dance, and the Virginia High School League.