MONTREAT, N.C.— The Montreat College women's wrestling program has a new assistant coach. According to an announcement from the athletics department earlier this month, Landon Chambers is a full-time member of the women's wrestling coaching staff and has begun his duties immediately.
 
"I am really grateful to add Landon Chambers to our staff full-time," said head coach Koby Reyes. "He has a passionate heart to see lives transformed through faith and sport, and he has an incredible understanding for the sport of wrestling. I cannot wait to experience his continued contribution to this program."
 
Chambers is no stranger to Montreat College as he spent the 2024-25 academic year as an assistant coach with the men's wrestling program. The Destin, Fla. native helped ensure the success of his student-athletes on and off the mat. With his aid, the program picked up five Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete nods, eight AAC All-Academic Team recognitions and three CSC Academic All-District® At-Large selections last season.
 
"I am blessed to receive the opportunity to be a part of this program—to be a part of something great, something that impacts the lives of others," Chambers shared. "God can use anything to spread the glory of His name, and for me in my life, coaches have been one of His most impactful tools. I hope to contribute to the success of this program and serve this team to the best of my abilities."
 
Academically and athletically, Chambers' ties to Montreat go beyond just coaching. Graduating with a bachelor's degree in Christian Ministries, Chambers himself was a Montreat College student-athlete. A key part of the men's wrestling team from 2020-24, he is one of three individuals in program history to qualify for the NAIA Men's Wrestling National Championships, doing so in the 149-lb weight class in 2021-22. During that season, Chambers went 23-9 while racking up two AAC Wrestler of the Week honors.
 
Chambers and his wife, Jackleen, currently reside in Asheville, N.C.