Todd Chapman
	Hometown: Ennis, Texas High School: Ennis Last College: Cameron University Position: Assistant Coach Alma Mater: Cameron, 1994

Todd Chapman begins his fourth season as the assistant coach for the Lady Raiders tennis program.

Chapman has been a part of the amazing turnaround with the Texas Tech women's tennis program. Since his arrival in the summer of 2009, the Lady Raiders have gone 48-26. It has been the most successful run for Texas Tech since winning 49 matches from 1986-88.

He helped lead the Lady Raiders to the 2012 Big 12 Championship, the first conference title in program history. The Lady Raiders also earned their first berth in the NCAA Championships last season, while being ranked as high as No. 17 nationally.

During his tenure, Texas Tech has produced six All-Big honorees and nine academic All-Big 12 selections.

Prior to his arrival on the South Plains, Chapman led Wichita Falls High School to the Texas Class 4A state quarterfinals for three straight years (2006-08). Eighteen of his high school student-athletes competed in the individual state tournament as well.

He previously served as head coach for the men's and women's programs at Texas-Pan American and at the University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma.

Chapman was the 2003 Southland Conference Coach of the Year while at Texas-Pan American. He led UTPA men to their first national ranking in 18 years. Their second place finish in the Southland Conference in 2003 was the highest in the program's history. Chapman's UTPA teams also recorded the school's first back-to-back winning seasons in 18 years and produced three All-Southland Conference selections for the men's program.

At the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Chapman served as the head coach of both the men's and women's teams. His teams earned successive NAIA National Tournament appearances and were nationally ranked as high as No. 13 (women) and No. 17 (men).

A 1994 Ennis High School graduate, Todd began his collegiate coaching career at his alma mater, Cameron University, where he was twice named Lone Star Conference Scholar Athlete. Todd was ranked as high as No. 16 in the nation in doubles and his team was ranked as high as No. 12 nationally.

Cameron qualified for the NCAA Division II Championships all four years. He was the assistant coach for both the Cameron women's team, which was ranked 19th in NCAA Division II, and the men's team, which was ranked No. 23 nationally in Division II.

After earning a Bachelor of Science in Health and Physical Education in 1994, Todd completed his Master of Education degree with an emphasis in Health and Physical Education in 1999 from Cameron University.

Todd and his wife, Amy, have five daughters: Lauren, Madison, Katelyn, Avary, and Karsen.