Trinity International University

Coach Euler comments, "Our main goal will always be first and foremost to honor Jesus Christ in all that we do and say. Secondly, we want our players excelling in the classroom, obtaining a degree that will be useful as they seek to be salt and light in our world. Thirdly, we want to be excellent at the game of basketball and continue our growth to become a nationally recognized college basketball program."

Coach Euler joined the Trinity International University family after serving for two years as head men's basketball coach at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia. Prior to his time at Covenant, Euler enjoyed a long tenure (1994-2006) at Wheaton Academy in West Chicago, Illinois, where he earned an impressive coaching record of 258-171 while teaching and serving as head of the Bible department. With Coach Euler at the helm, the Wheaton Academy Warriors won four Private School League championships, were the regional runners-up five times, and won the regional championship in 1998. Twenty-one of his former Warriors went on to continue their playing careers in college at NCAA Divisions I, II, III, and NAIA institutions. Coach Euler received the Private School League coach of the year recognition twice while coaching at Wheaton Academy, as well as the IHSA District 9 coach of the year award in 2000.

Prior to his time at Wheaton Academy, Coach Euler spent time coaching and teaching at the University of Alaska-Fairbanks and Pillsbury College in Owatonna, Minnesota. In 1992 he directed his Anchorage Christian High School squad to the 3A Alaska state championship while also receiving Alaska coach of the year honors.

Andy Euler grew up in Columbus, Ohio before earning his bachelor of education degree from the University of Alaska at Fairbanks, where he was a standout basketball player for the Nanooks. In his senior year as team captain, Euler averaged over 20 points per game, was recognized as his team's Most Valuable Player, and was named to the NABC all West Coast Team. Euler went on to receive his master's degree from Grand Rapids Theological Seminary.

Coach Euler and his wife, Melissa, have been married for more than thirty years and have three children: a married son, Jordan, Benjamin, a recent college graduate and Anna a sophomore in College.

Coach Euler can be reached at 847-317-7098 or via email at aeuler@tiu.edu.