Andy Solis joined the Monroe University - Bronx women's basketball program as an assistant coach in October of 2026.
Solis has several years of coaching experience. He is the founder and program director of the Born to Ball Basketball AAU program, which he launched in 2025. The program focuses on high-level skill development, mentorship, and exposure. Solis serves as head coach for the 16U boys team, guiding the team through regional tournaments and player showcases. He oversees staff and team operations as well as developing structured off-season and in-season programs. He mentored players into varsity and college pipelines.
In addition to the Born to Ball Basketball program, Solis is also the head junior varsity boys coach and assistant coach of the girls varsity coach for All Hallows High School in the Bronx. He earned the All Hallows Coach of the Year Award in 2025 and led the girls team to its first ever semifinal appearance in program history.
From 2018 until 2023, Solis served as head coach of the 16U boys team and the assistant coach of the 17U girls team for the Bronx Storm Basketball AAU program. He developed team systems, managed player development, and fostered a culture of competitive excellence.
Solis was the team manager for the College of New Rochelle men's basketball team from 2016 until 2018 and was also the varsity team manager for the All Hallows High School basketball team from 2012 until 2014.
Residing in the Bronx, Solis earned his bachelor's degree in communications, and a minor in sports management, from University of Mount Saint Vincent in May of 2020.