Head Coach
Nick Lasky

Entering his ninth year with the BU golf program, Nick Lasky has positioned the Bearcats as a perrenial NCAA tournament team.

After serving as an assistant coach for seven years, Lasky took over the full reigns in 2003-04 and promptly guided Binghamton to its second consecutive national tournament berth. Along the way, the Bearcats won five invitationals, including the program’s second straight ECAC crown.

Without the aid of an automatic conference championship bid to the NCAA tournament, Lasky has crafted a schedule that puts the Bearcats up against both the top teams in the region and a mix of high-caliber out-of-region events. His 2003-04 squad finished the spring season as the No. 2 team in the Northeast, and received an at-large berth to the NCAAs — the program’s 10th national bid in the last 13 years (Divisions I, II and III).

Prior to 2003, Lasky played an integral role in the program’s rise in both stature and divisional status, serving as assistant for acclaimed longtime coach John Affleck. During that time, BU advanced to NCAA tournament play six times, and crowned three All-Americans and 21 all-region players.

A BU graduate himself, Lasky offers invaluable knowledge and perspective to the current student-athletes, while fostering a family-like environment for his players and alumni.

A dedicated instructor, Lasky also has taught golf and bowling classes at Binghamton. He received a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University in 1979.