Mike D’Andraia joins the Cambridge Boys’ Lacrosse program as Associate Head Coach and Director of Player Development.  

Coach D’Andraia joins Cambridge after spending the 2014 season as the Director of Lacrosse at Harrison High School.  The Hoyas finished their only season under D’Andraia with a 17-2 record and spent the majority of the year ranked #1 in 6A according to Laxpower.
 
Prior to moving to the greater Atlanta area, D’Andraia coached in California working with elite level clubs like the LA Mavericks, LA Lazers, and West Coast Starz.  In addition to his club coaching, D’Andraia spent 2012 as the Head Coach at Thousand Oaks High School and was named the Northern LA/Ventura County Coach of the Year by US Lacrosse.
 
A native of Yorktown, NY, he played both football and lacrosse throughout high school for the powerhouse Yorktown Huskers.  During his time there he was a member of 6 Sectional Championship winning teams and 2 State Championships.
 
Upon graduation, D’Andraia chose to attend Salisbury University and pursue a lacrosse career.  He was a member of the 1999 NCAA Division 3 National Championship team while playing for the all-time winningest coach in lacrosse history, Jim Berkman.
 
He has coached both football and lacrosse ever since his playing days have ended, including winning Coach of the Year once in each sport and spending many years as a college football coach. 

D’Andraia is employed by LB3 Lacrosse as the Director of College Recruiting and resides in Roswell with his wife Kathleen, who swam collegiately at the University of Michigan, and their newborn daughter Toni who was born in July.