The 2025-26 season marked Eric Lamm's seventh year leading the Albright men's and women's golf programs. Under his direction, both programs have continued to make significant strides and establish themselves as competitive teams in the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC).
During the 2025-26 season, the men's team captured five tournament victories, defeated Alvernia in the Yocum Cup for the third consecutive year, and claimed the annual Lions Cup against Penn State Berks. The Lions also recorded one of the lowest team scores in program history, shooting a 291 during the second round of the DeSales Invitational. Under Lamm's leadership, the team has continued to compete in premier tournaments throughout the Northeast, including events at historic Bethpage Golf Course.
On the women's side, Albright earned a pair of victories over King's College and finished third in the Albright Northampton Cup. Lamm has continued to develop the women's program, highlighted by Ilaria Catania's All-Conference recognition.
The 2024-25 season was another successful campaign for both programs. The men's team captured two tournament victories and won its annual head-to-head competitions against Alvernia in the Yocum Cup and Penn State Berks in the Lions Cup. The Yocum Cup victory marked the second consecutive season Albright defeated the Golden Wolves. The Lions also competed in premier tournaments along the East Coast, including events at Williamsport Country Club and Bethpage State Park. At the 2025 MAC Championships, Jonatan Liljeblad earned Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth honors.
The women's team also enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2024-25, capturing its home invitational for the first time since 2015. The Lions carried that momentum into the spring, finishing third overall at the 2025 MAC Championships, one of the highest team finishes in program history. Under Lamm's guidance, Fatima Rizvi earned MAC Commonwealth Rookie of the Year honors and a spot on the conference's First Team.
During the 2023-24 season, Lamm guided the men's team to three tournament victories and two head-to-head wins. Ben Egin earned First Team All-MAC Commonwealth honors for his performance throughout the season. The women's team also recorded a head-to-head victory over FDU-Florham, while Ilaria Catania earned Second Team All-MAC Commonwealth recognition at the 2024 MAC Championships.
The 2023-24 campaign followed another milestone season for the men's program. In the fall of 2023, Albright defeated Alvernia 7.5-1.5 in the annual Ryder Cup-style Yocum Cup competition. The victory marked the program's largest margin of victory in the event's history and its first Yocum Cup championship since 2018.
During the 2022-23 season, Lamm led the men's team to a sixth-place finish at the MAC Commonwealth Championships. He also coached Evan Twyman to MAC Commonwealth Player of the Week honors in October 2022. The Lions captured the annual Lions Cup against Penn State Berks after Kyle Vonderlinden birdied the 18th hole to secure the victory.
In the spring of 2021, Lamm guided the men's team to a sixth-place finish at the MAC Commonwealth Championships during his second season at Albright.
Prior to arriving at Albright, Lamm spent four seasons as an assistant coach for the men's golf program at Penn State Berks. He was named head coach of the Albright men's and women's golf programs in the fall of 2019.
During his final season at Penn State Berks in 2018-19, Lamm helped lead the Nittany Lions to a second-place finish at the North Eastern Athletic Conference (NEAC) Championship. The team recorded six of the lowest scores in program history, while three student-athletes earned All-NEAC First, Second, and Third Team honors.
The 2017-18 season was another milestone for Penn State Berks, as Lamm helped guide the program to its first-ever NEAC Championship and its first NCAA Tournament appearance. The team also produced the NEAC Player of the Year, NEAC Rookie of the Year, and selections to both the All-NEAC First and Second Teams.
In his second season at Penn State Berks, Lamm helped the Nittany Lions finish as the runner-up at the NEAC Championship while capturing first place at the NEAC Preview Round. During his first season, the team finished seventh at the conference championship.
A former student-athlete at the University of Delaware, Lamm was a member of the Fightin' Blue Hens' 1977 East Coast Championship golf team. He also pursued studies at the University of Virginia's Darden School of Business and Penn State University's Smeal College of Business.
Following his collegiate experience, Lamm enjoyed a 33-year career in the specialty steel industry. In 1982, he was recognized as the country's "Top Salesman of the Year" by Purchasing Magazine. He also worked with golf club manufacturers to demonstrate the advantages of incorporating aerospace alloys into golf club heads.
