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Greg Kamansky

Greg Kamansky

Greg Kamansky enters his 25th season (26th year overall) as the head coach of the Cal Poly Pomona men's basketball program in 2025-26.

The winningest coach in CPP men's basketball history, and currently the dean of coaches in the CCAA, Kamansky owns a career record of 470-217, a winning percentage of .687, including a 349-162 mark (.683) in CCAA games. He has taken the Broncos to 14 NCAA tournaments, highlighted by six CCAA Championships, four West Region Championships, two National Final appearances, and the Division II National Championship which CPP captured in 2009-10.

Kamansky was selected as the NABC and Division II Bulletin National Coach of the Year in 2009-10 and is a five-time CCAA Coach of the Year, most recently in 2017-18, and three-time NABC West Region Coach of the Year.

Under Kamansky's reign, CPP has posted winning records in 20 of his 25 seasons at the helm, and has recorded 13 20-win seasons. Prior to Kamansky’s appointment, the Broncos experienced postseason play in just three seasons in the first 52 years of CPP basketball.

Kamansky became the 10th head coach in the program’s history just prior to the 2000-01 campaign after two seasons as an assistant coach for the Broncos.

Before coming to Cal Poly Pomona, Kamansky was an assistant men’s basketball coach and assistant athletic director at Fresno Pacific University from 1993-98, working in every aspect of the Sunbirds’ basketball program.

He was a four-year letterman at UC San Diego and earned NCAA Division III All-America recognition in 1987 and earned all-region honors twice. Kamansky completed his playing career as the school’s second-leading all-time scorer and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Management Science from UC San Diego in 1988. He earned his MBA from San Diego State in 1993. 

Kamansky has long ties to the area. His grandfather, Joe, attended Chaffey College and was a San Bernardino County supervisor. His father, Jerry, attended Chaffey High School. Greg Kamansky attended Arcadia High School. 


Kamansky Through the Years

SEASON INSTITUTION OVERALL CCAA PLACE
2000-01 Cal Poly Pomona 17-10 13-9 5th
2001-02 Cal Poly Pomona 18-9 15-7 3rd
2002-03 Cal Poly Pomona 23-8 16-6 3rd
2003-04 Cal Poly Pomona 21-7 17-5 3rd
2004-05 Cal Poly Pomona 24-7 16-4 1st
2005-06 Cal Poly Pomona 17-10 13-7 3rd
2006-07 Cal Poly Pomona 20-8 16-6 3rd
2007-08 Cal Poly Pomona 13-15 10-10 8th
2008-09 Cal Poly Pomona 25-8 15-5 1st
2009-10 Cal Poly Pomona 28-6 18-4 1st
2010-11 Cal Poly Pomona 17-11 13-9 4th
2011-12 Cal Poly Pomona 19-8 15-7 2nd
2012-13 Cal Poly Pomona 28-3 20-2 1st
2013-14 Cal Poly Pomona 22-7 19-3 2nd
2014-15 Cal Poly Pomona 24-7 17-5 2nd
2015-16 Cal Poly Pomona 22-8 14-6 3rd
2016-17 Cal Poly Pomona 12-13 10-10 7th
2017-18 Cal Poly Pomona 23-7 18-4 1st
2018-19 Cal Poly Pomona 21-7 17-5 t-1st
2019-20 Cal Poly Pomona 23-7 17-5 2nd
2020-21 Cal Poly Pomona COVID-19
2021-22 Cal Poly Pomona 13-10 9-8 6th
2022-23 Cal Poly Pomona 12-14 9-13 8th
2023-24 Cal Poly Pomona 10-16 9-13 8th
2024-25 Cal Poly Pomona 18-11 13-9 5th
OVERALL (23 seasons) 470-217
(.687)		 349-162
(.683)
 
 NCAA Division II National Champions
 NCAA Tournament Appearance