Andrew Mercer serves as the Recruiting Coordinator/ Pitching Coach for the Cavalier Baseball Program and also teaches at BPCC in the Physical Education Department.

Mercer came to BPCC after serving as an assistant coach for two seasons at Central Methodist University, a nationally-ranked NAIA school in Fayette, Missouri. While at CMU, the pitching staff was ranked 15th in the nation in team ERA at 3.75, ninth in opponents batting average against at .233, third in strikeouts per nine innings at 8.96 and 25th in walks per game with 3.10. Peyton Long, one of the pitcher's on the Eagles staff, was drafted in the 30th round by the Milwaukee Brewers. 

Prior to CMU, Mercer spent one season as an assistant coach with the 16U Ontario Blue Jays during the summer of 2017. He also spent two years as an instructor at The Kevin Brown Baseball School in Mt. Vernon, Indiana.

A native of Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, Canada, Mercer graduated from the University of Southern Indiana after spending two years at NJCAA DI Highland Community College in Kansas.  At the University of Southern Indiana he aided the Screaming Eagles to a 49-13 record and a NCAA Division II National Championship in 2014.  That same season, Andrew set the program's single-season record for lowest ERA at 1.01. 

Andrew graduated with his bachelor's degree from the Univeristy of Southern Indiana in Business Administration and obtained his master's degree from Central Methodist Univeristy in Education in 2019.