CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Coming off an historic championship season, head coach
Chris Adams of the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi golf program announced the hire of Alessia Trebbi Tindall as an assistant coach.
"I'm incredibly honored to join Texas A&M-Corpus Christi as the Assistant Women's Golf Coach," said Tindall. "I'm excited to help our student-athletes grow both on and off the course, and to be part of a program that values hard work, integrity, and team spirit. A special thank you to Coach Adams for believing in me and giving me this opportunity—I'm truly grateful. I'm excited to see where the season takes us, and I can't wait to get out there to put in some hard work and compete."
Tindall spent the last six years at in-conference opponent Lamar. She was a graduate assistant coach for the women's golf team this past season, prior to which she competed for the Cardinals for five years.
She was a Southland Conference All-League Third Team selection her sophomore season when she tallied a stroke average of 78.11. By her graduate season, she shaved her average down to 76.7 through 29 rounds in her final year. Through her playing career, Tindall played a total of 124 rounds with two individual titles as she went back-to-back as champion of the Cardinal Challenge her junior and senior seasons. Her low career round was a 67 at the UTRGV Invitational in 2023, her senior year.
Tindall was also the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) representative for women's golf from 2022-2024.
As a graduate assistant coach for her alma mater, she held recruiting, travel planning, budgeting, and on-course responsibilities. She helped coached the Cardinals to a season-high third place finish twice this past year at the Islanders Classic and the Cardinal Challenge.
Tindall graduated from Lamar with a bachelor's degree in exercise science in May 2023 and just finished her master's in kinesiology in May 2025.
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