Donald Morris began his collegiate coaching career at Lesley University as an assistant coach during the 2006-07 season. As a former Lesley basketball player, Coach Morris brings a firm grasp and knowledge of Lesley University and the greater New England area recruiting scene. Coach Morris played an integral part in 2010's campaign to the North Atlantic Conference championship game through his tireless recruiting efforts and on-court skill development.

Coach Morris started his coaching career with the AAU Bay State Jaguars where he guided them to a berth in the YBOA Nationals. Before joining the Lynx squad, Coach Morris was a volunteer assistant at Newbury College.  He has coached at exclusive basketball camps such as Five Star, Red Auerbach School, Boston Celtics Camp, Dana Barros Camp, and many others across the country. Morris has coached teams at the Northeast Bay State Games. He also enjoys working with youth players and is currently the boys' basketball coach at the Shady Hill School in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Morris began his basketball career as a four year starter at Somerville High School in Massachusetts. During his four years at SHS, Donald was team MVP and defensive player of the year. He was a two-time G.B.L All Star and was named as one of the "preseason players to watch" by The Boston Globe and The Boston Herald. He graduated from SHS in 1998 with a scholarship from Notre Dame Prep, one of the top prep schools in New England.

In 2000, he graduated from NDP and received a full scholarship to Dean College where he was a two-year captain, team MVP, and an all-conference nominee.  Coach Morris also spent time at Southern New Hampshire University on the men's basketball team. 

Following his collegiate basketball career, he was invited to try out for several American Basketball Association teams including the Boston Frenzy, New Jersey Express, and the Manchester Millrats.

Coach Morris' education includes an Associate's Degree in Sports Management from Dean College and a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management from Lesley University. 

Malcolm Andrews began his coaching career as an assistant coach at Lesley University in 2010.

Andrews attended high school in Medford where he was a three-year varsity player and two-year captain.  Malcolm Andrews played his first year of collegiate basketball at Salem State College becoming part of a basketball powerhouse with a winning tradition. While at Salem he helped the team capture first place in the conference rankings.

Andrews then took this winning tradition to Lesley as starting center, helping the 2006-2007 team to the school record for wins in a season. Two out of the three years he played at Lesley, the team made strong appearances in the conference postseason.  He won the Most Improved Player, and MVP awards in his time here.  Andrews graduated from Lesley with a Bachelor's Degree in English.

His passion as a player is only surpassed by his love of coaching, which Andrews is no stranger to. He has over three years of AAU coaching experience working with athletes who have gone to every level of basketball.  He has worked at various camps including the Red Auerbach Basketball School, Five Star, Paul Peirce Camp, and the Boston Celtics Summer Camp.

Assistant coach Pierre Sully began with the Lesley University men's basketball team in 2011.

Sully graduated from North Cambridge Catholic in 1999 and helped lead his team to two league titles and one state championship. He was named a member of the Catholic Suburban League All-Star Team.  He later attended Roxbury Community College and led his team to a No. 1 national ranking.  Sully has the record for most points scored in a game with (46) breaking the record previously held by former Providence College standout and New England basketball Hall of Famer Ron Jackson.  Sully was the team captain for his sophomore year and was named Second Team Junior College All-American and First Team All-Region XXI.

Sully then relocated to Franklin Pierce University where he was a two-year starter.  He was named to the Northeast-10 Conference Honor Roll eight times.  He later graduated from Franklin Pierce University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology and a minor in Social Work Counseling.

Overseas, Sully played professionally for the Tees Valley Mohawks in the United Kingdom and helped lead the team to the Patron Cup Finals. During his time in England, he used his professional status to teach basketball to the youth in different communities with the team's initiative, called Hoop Dreams.

Sully also played in the ABA with the Manchester Millrats in the team's inaugural season.

Prior to joining Lesley, Sully's coaching experience included being a graduate assistant at the University of South Florida for the men’s and women’s basketball teams. He helped with the academic success and development of USF's players along with their adjustment to the college lifestyle.