 Andrew Yosinoff has
been coaching and teaching for over 34 years. He was also
the Director of Athletics
at Emmanuel College in Boston MA, for over 20 years. In the
1980s, under Coach Yosinoff, Emmanuel became the first women's
college basketball team to be ranked nationally as well as
in the top 5 in New England.
In the 2000-2001 season, he led the Emmanuel Saints to its
first trip to the NCAA Final Four — making him the first
coach in Boston to make the basketball Final Four, in any
category men's or women's, Division I, II or III). Under
his direction, the team posted a school record 28-4 season,
became GNAC
regular season and tournament champions, NCAA Northeast/East
Sectional Champions, NCAA Northeast/East Regional Champions,
and NCAA Final Four Semi-Finalists. The Saints were also
voted ECAC Division III Team of the Year. Coach Yosinoff's
peers
named him GNAC 2000-2001 Women's Basketball Coach of the
Year. Over the past 5 years the Saints have an overall record
of 130-18 and have reached the NCAA tournament 5 straight
years. Currently Andy has 596 wins in his coaching career
at Emmanuel College.
In 2007 Emmanuel had the best division
3 record in the country with a record of 29-2. As only
the second Director of Athletics in Emmanuel's history, Andy
has been instrumental in establishing a positive image
and successful program. Andy was inducted into
the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2004, becoming
only the second Division III women's basketball coach ever
to
receive
such an honor.
Andy was selected as the USA open Maccabiah National Basketball
coach which won a gold metal while playing in Israel
in the world Maccabiah games in 2005.
A 1970 graduate of the University of Rhode Island,
he holds a Bachelor of
Arts degree in physical education; he also earned his Master's
degree in
physical education from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio.
As a senior, Andy held the #1 singles position on the men's
varsity tennis team and won the Yankee Conference Tennis
Championship. He is a member
of the United States Professional Tennis Association.
As head coach, he has taken the Saints women's basketball
program to Ireland, California, St. Croix, Florida, Washington,
D.C. and China for tournament appearances.
Andy believes in a full commitment to becoming a student-athlete. Dedication and hard work are two key components expected of all
student-athletes, academically and athletically. Coach Yosinoff prides himself on recruiting this type of dedicated player for his programs.
It is Andy's personal goal to see each student-athlete at succeed.
Andy understands how a camp should be taught and run to bring out the best of each one's ability. Experience, organizational skill, dedication and individual attention is the key to Andy's success in having the best cheer & dance camp in New England.
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