Aseem Rastogi

Currently, Rastogi serves as an Assistant Women's Basketball Coach at Brandeis University in Waltham, MA. Prior. Rastogi coached girls basketball at the scholastic level in Maryland, Virginia and Washington, D.C., for the past seven years. In 2018-19, as the head varsity coach at South County High School in Lorton, Virginia, he coached his team to a record-breaking season. The team achieved its first-ever ranking in The Washington Post (#18), as well as set school records for points in a game (81), 3-pointers made in a season (124), assists in a season (308), and points in a season (1257). Before that, at W.T. Woodson High, he helped the program host its first district playoff game and appear in its first regional playoff game in 5 years while rebuilding the program over three years. During this time, Rastogi developed 9 different all-district players and coordinated the first-ever girls elite camp in the history of Northern Virginia girls basketball. Prior to that, Rastogi spent 2012-13 at Division I Virginia Commonwealth University as Director of Player Personnel and Interim Director of Basketball Operations. Along with coaching at Brandeis, Rastogi is a business teacher at Holliston High School who is serving as one of four Regional Leadership Coaches with Lead ‘Em Up, a nationwide youth, high school, and college sports leadership program.