Dan Fisher has led the Nassau Community College men’s soccer program since 2004, winning more than 300 games with the Lions. He has built Nassau into one of the premier programs in NJCAA Division III, highlighted by the 2015 National Championship.
Coaching Highlights at Nassau
300+ career wins
2015 NJCAA National Champions
2015 National Coach of the Year
2025 NJCAA Coaches Legacy Award recipient (inaugural class)
11-time Region XV Coach of the Year
10 National Final Four appearances
Over 100 All-Region selections and more than 20 All-Americans
About 75% of his student-athletes have gone on to four-year colleges
Previous Experience
Before arriving at Nassau, Fisher was head coach at Concordia College from 1998 to 2002, posting a 60-25-6 record. The NSCAA ranked his Concordia teams 21st in the nation in 1999 and 17th in 2000.
He also served as head coach of the Long Island Rough Riders’ PDL team, where he coached 15 players who went on to play in MLS and professionally overseas.
Playing Career
Fisher played at the amateur and professional levels with NY Hota Bavarian SC, the Brooklyn Knights and the Long Island Rough Riders.
Additional Roles
Former Director of Coaching for Eastern New York ODP, ENY South.
Licenses
USSF National Coaching License
NSCAA National Coaching License
Education
Nassau Community College (1992–1995)
Concordia College (1995–1997)
Family
Fisher and his wife, Theresa, have two sons, Dylan and Tyler.
