Patrick Beilein (born March 23, 1983)

Teams coached: West Virginia Wesleyan Bobcats, Le Moyne Dolphins
West Virginia Wesleyan record: 32-27 (.542)
Le Moyne record^: 77-41 (.653)
Overall record^: 109-68 (.616)

Career Accomplishments:

• NCAA National Championships:  0
• NCAA Tournament Appearances:  0
• NIT Championships:  0
• NIT Appearances:  0
• NE-10 (Div II) Regular Season Champion:  3  (2017, 2018, 2019)
• NE-10 (Div II) Tournament Champion:  1  (2018)
• NCAA Division II Tournament Appearances:  3  (2017, 2018, 2019)

Awards:

• NE-10 (Div II) Coach of the Year:  2  (2017, 2018)

Coaching Career (head coach, unless noted):

2015-2019	Le Moyne
2014-2015	Utah Jazz (asst)
2012-2014	West Virginia Wesleyan
2011-2012	Bradley (DBO)
2010-2011	Dartmouth (asst)
2008-2010	Michigan (grad. asst)

Patrick Beilein Facts

• Patrick Jonathan Beilein
• Born March 23, 1983
• Hometown: Rochester, New York
• Alma Mater: West Virginia University (BA, 2006)
• The son of long-time collegiate (and current NBA) head coach John Beilein, Patrick was born in Rochester where his father was about to start his tenure as head coach at Le Moyne College
  • His great uncle, and his father’s uncle, was the late Joseph Niland, a star player and later head coach at Canisius
• Attended high school in Richmond, where John was the head coach of the Richmond Spiders, and then played for father at West Virginia from 2002-2006
  • Brief professional career in Holland and Ireland before returning to the States in 2008
• Spent two years on his father’s staff at Michigan as a graduate assistant before getting his firstassistant job on Paul Cormier‘s staff at Dartmouth in 2010
• After one season at Dartmouth and one as Geno Ford‘s DBO at Bradley, Beilein became the head coach at Division II West Virginia Wesleyan; went 32-27 over two seasons
• Was an assistant coach under Quin Snyder with the NBA’s Utah Jazz for one year
• Became the head coach at Le Moyne, like his father had been, in 2015
  • Led the Dolphins to three straight NCAA Division II Tournaments, including a trip to the Elite Eight in 2018
• Hired in March 2019 to become the head coach at Niagara in the Division I MAAC
  • In October 2019, Beilein abruptly resigned as Niagara head coach citing the need to deal with personal issues
• In September 2021, Beilein was hired to be the head coach of the Syracuse Stallions of The Basketball League
• Hired in June 2022 to be the new head boys’ basketball coach at Baldwinsville HS (NY)

Patrick Beilein Coaching Tree

• coming soon

 

^ overall record includes head coaching positions at the NCAA Division II level only; Le Moyne was a Division II program during Beilein’s tenure there