J.P. ANDREJKO

Title

Head Men's Basketball Coach / Head Men's Golf Coach
Email

jpandrejko@kings.edu
Phone

570-208-5900, ext. 5769

J.P. Andrejko was named head coach of the King’s College men’s golf program since their 2004-05 campaign, and he completed his 21st season for the 2024-25 season.

Andrejko has led King’s to consistently rank among the top teams in the MAC Freedom Conference.
Most recently, his 2015 golf team won the MAC Freedom Championship and qualified for the NCAA Division III National Championships.
In 2016, Andrejko coached Corey Palma to the MAC Freedom Individual Championship.
Career record of 100-106-2 overall.

Andrejko has produced 20 top-10 MAC finishers in his career.
The Monarchs won the MAC Freedom Championship title in 2015 to qualify for the NCAA Division III National Championships, and the Monarchs placed third in both 2016 and 2017.

MAC Freedom Individual Champion (1): 2016 - Corey Palma
MAC Freedom Rookie of the Year (1): 2014 – Ryan Tracy
MAC Golf Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year (1): 2017 – Shamus Gartley
All-MAC Freedom Conference Golfers (Top-10 Placers) (20): 2023 - JP Gilroy (t-6th), Tyler Faux (10th); 2017 – Corey Palma (3^rd), Shamus Gartley (9^th); 2016 – Corey Palma (1^st), Ryan Tracy (t-9^th); 2015 – Ryan Tracey (t-2^nd), Bill Dombroski (t-2^nd), Shamus Gartley (t-8^th); 2014 – Ryan Tracey (t-3^rd), Corey Palma (9^th); 2011 – Tom McGrath (t-6^th); 2010 – Frank Schiel (3^rd), Mike Wagner (t-7^th); 2009 – Mike Kane (3^rd); 2008 – Mike Kane (t-8^th), Brian Kerstetter (t-8^th); 2007 – Mike Wagner (8^th); 2006 – Mike Kane (3^rd); 2005 – Jake Savitzky (8^th)

Head Coach, Men’s Basketball, King’s College (2001-Present)
Assistant Coach, Men’s Basketball, University of Scranton (1996-2001)

Year	Overall	Postseason or Notes
2024-25	5-13-1
2023-24	5-8
2022-23	11-8
2021-22	3-11
2020-21	2-3	Fall Season Canceled due to COVID-19
2019-20	5-5	Spring Season Canceled due to COVID-19
2018-19	5-6
2017-18	4-4	MAC Freedom Runner-Ups
2016-17	11-2	MAC Freedom Third Place
2015-16	10-9	MAC Freedom Third Place
2014-15	13-4	MAC Freedom Champions; NCAA Championships
2013-14	7-9
2012-13	2-5-1
2011-12	1-5
2010-11	1-4
2009-10	0-9	MAC Freedom Runner-Ups
2008-09	1-0
2007-08	4-1
2006-07	5-0
2005-06	1-3
2004-05	4-1
TOTAL	100-106-2	1 MAC Freedom Championship, 1 NCAA Championships Appearance

1988 graduate of the University of Scranton with a Bachelor of Science degree in Marketing.
1991 graduate of the University of Scranton with a Master’s degree in School Counseling
Led the Royals men’s basketball program to an 89-30 record and three MAC Championships, totaling 1,731 career points which ranks 7^th all time, and still ranks at the top of several categories in the record books.
Posted a 29-3 record in his senior campaign and a second-place finish in the NCAA Division III National Tournament.
Earned Most Valuable Player honors in both the MAC and the NCAA Mid-Atlantic Regional Tournament, and he was named to the 1988 NCAA Final Four “All-Tournament Team” as a senior.
Three-time All-MAC First-Team All-Star and three-time Eastern College Athletic Conference All-Star.
First player in the University of Scranton history to be named Academic All-American as well as a men’s basketball All-American in the same year and was presented an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.
Inducted into the Plains Hall of Fame in 1996 and the University of Scranton Wall of Fame in 1997.
Held a guidance counselor position at Pocono Mountain High School for 10 years prior to his arrival at King’s.

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