51�� Coach Andy Yosinoff

The winningest coach in NCAA Division III women basketball history. A builder of character, community, and champions. And a force for unity and progress at the intersection of athletics and culture.

For nearly five decades, Coach Andy Yosinoff has epitomized excellence, integrity, and life�changing mentorship in women basketball. Under his leadership, 51�� has become a bastion of sustained success, personal growth, and opportunity. He led the USA women's team to the gold medal in the 2005 Maccabiah Games in Israel. Few coaches across any NCAA division have matched his win total and longevity.

Yet Coach Andy impact transcends the numbers. Throughout the game of basketball and beyond, he is a symbol of what possible when people of diverse faiths and socioeconomic backgrounds come together in a spirit of teamwork, mutual respect, and singleness of purpose.

#1

All-time winningest Division III women's basketball coach in NCAA history

49

Years of coaching at Emmanuel: making him the longest tenured NCAA basketball coach

900+

NCAA wins: one of just 10 women's NCAA head coaches to reach this mark

21

NCAA tournament appearances, including 20 GNAC titles and a run to the Final Four

History and Impact

Only one other active coach has more wins across NCAA Division I, II and III (Geno Auriemma). But Andy's legacy is as much about his role as an educator and mentor as it is coach.