Tim Chambers

Tim Chambers

• School Dixie College, Utah Technical College, Southern Utah State College

• Born January 27, 1965 in Claremore, OK USA
• Died October 27, 2019 in Las Vegas, NV USA

Biographical Information

Tim Chambers was a high school and college coach from 1991 to 2015, all in Las Vegas, NV.

Chambers earned all-conference honors at three different schools, including being named All-American at Dixie College in 1984.

Chambers began his career as a coach at Bishop Gorman High School from 1991 to 1999. Bishop Gorman won six consecutive Sunset Division championships (1992-97) and was the state runner-up in 1997.

Chambers then became the first head coach at College of Southern Nevada, staying from 2000 to 2010. He led the school the the NJCAA Division I Baseball World Series twice, winning the title in 2003 and finishing 3rd in 2010. He was named Scenic West Athletic Conference Coach of the Year four times.[1] He moved to University of Nevada, Las Vegas in 2011, taking the school to the Mountain West Conference tournament all five years and finishing 3rd in the 2014 Corvallis Regional. His time at UNLV ended unfortunately as he was fired after an incident of driving under the influence.[2]

Year-by-Year Coaching Record

Year	School	Overall Record	Conference Record	Notes
2000	College of Southern Nevada	47-10
2001	College of Southern Nevada	52-9
2002	College of Southern Nevada	42-17
2003	College of Southern Nevada	55-10		NJCAA CWS
2004	College of Southern Nevada	39-20-1
2005	College of Southern Nevada	46-14	30-10
2006	College of Southern Nevada	40-18*	29-11*
2007	College of Southern Nevada	41-18	29-11
2008	College of Southern Nevada	44-16	30-10
2009	College of Southern Nevada	35-20	27-10
2010	College of Southern Nevada	52-16	30-10	NJCAA CWS
2011	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	33-25	10-13	Mountain West
2012	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	26-31	7-17	Mountain West
2013	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	37-20	18-12	Mountain West
2014	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	36-25	20-10	Mountain West / CWS Regionals
2015	University of Nevada, Las Vegas	25-31	10-20	Mountain West

* 2006 record now listed as 13-45 overall and 11-29 in conference due to forfeitures.

Related Sites

• UNLV bio
• Southern Nevada HOF page
• UNLV obit