About Team Herro
Board of Directors
Tyler Herro - CEO
Known for his unapologetic confidence and explosive shooting abilities, Tyler Herro is by far one of the most exciting players to watch in basketball. The versatile scoring guard broke out in 2021-2022, averaging a career-best 20.7 points per game and earning Sixth Man of the Year honors making him the first player in Miami Heat history to win the award. During the 2020 NBA Playoffs, Herro had one of the most prolific rookie playoff performances in NBA history. He not only set the league record for most points scored by a rookie in a Conference Finals Game, but he also ignited the Miami Heat offense to help the team win the Eastern Conference Championship and move on to the NBA Finals.
Born in 2000, Herro became the youngest player to ever start in a Finals game. A rising star in the league, Herro quickly garnered national recognition as a relentless playmaker in clutch situations and was named to the 2019-20 NBA All-Rookie Second Team. During the 24-25 season, Herro was named to his first All-Star team, cementing himself as one of the best players in the NBA. Prior to entering the league, Herro was arguably the most valuable player at the University of Kentucky where he was named SEC Newcomer of the Year by the Associated Press. Before his collegiate days, Herro was a star local player in Wisconsin playing at Whitnall High School—where his number 14 jersey was retired in 2023.
His strong presence on the court is only matched by his passion for fashion and his unique sense of style. As Herro gets ready to take the next step in his career, his close-knit network of family and friends remains his number one priority off-the-court. He is also committed to giving back to his community through the T. Herro Foundation, and Team Herro, which promotes physical play, wellness, and creativity by providing resources and opportunities for youth.
Christopher Herro - President
Christopher Herro serves as the President of Team Herro and is the head coach of the program’s 17U EYBL team. A longtime leader in grassroots basketball, he has been coaching and developing talent since the early 2000s, earning a reputation for building high-level players and competitive programs.
Throughout his career, Herro has played a key role in shaping the development of players such as Tyrese Haliburton, Jordan McCabe, Davion Hannah, Milan Momcilovic, and Kon Knueppel, among others. His impact extends beyond wins and accolades, with a strong emphasis on developing young men through the game of basketball.
In 2019, Herro founded the Team Herro program alongside his son, Tyler Herro. Since its inception, the program has grown into a nationally recognized platform, sending multiple teams to the Peach Jam, including a Final Four appearance.
Andrew Wojcik - Director of Operations
Andrew Wojcik serves as the Director of Operations for Team Herro EYBL, overseeing team logistics, scheduling, and overall program coordination. A graduate of Brookfield Central High School, he continued his playing career at Dominican University and Wisconsin Lutheran College, where he was a three-year collegiate starter.
Following his playing career, Wojcik transitioned into coaching, becoming one of the youngest varsity head coaches in Wisconsin at 23 years old. He currently coaches at Whitnall High School - alma mater of Tyler Herro - continuing to build his reputation for leadership and player development.
Wojcik has also been deeply involved in the community, previously managing Tyler Herro’s nonprofit organization serving communities in Milwaukee and South Florida.
He has been a part of the Team Herro program for over five years, joining in 2021 as an assistant coach and later serving as a head coach before stepping into his current role as Director of Operations.
Ike Wilson - Director of Recruitment
Ike Wilson serves as the Recruiting Director for Team Herro, bringing over two decades of experience in grassroots basketball and player development. A longtime leader in Wisconsin’s basketball scene, he has built and led successful programs including Wisconsin Playground Club and Playground Elite, while also previously directing a Nike EYBL program in the state.
Throughout his career, Wilson has coached and mentored high-level talent, including Tyler Herro, and has established strong relationships with top Division I programs across the country. His network and experience have helped hundreds of student-athletes earn college opportunities through basketball.
Beyond the court, Wilson is deeply rooted in the Milwaukee community, serving at the Boys & Girls Club’s Hillside location and continuing his mission of impacting young lives. In his current role, he remains heavily involved in recruiting, guiding athletes through the process and helping players in the transfer portal find the right fit both on and off the court.
Torre Johnson - Director of Community Relations
Torre Johnson is a respected leader in Milwaukee’s basketball community and currently serves as the head coach at Juneau High School. In his first season, he led the program to its first WIAA Division 4 State Finals appearance in school history, marking a historic milestone.
A Milwaukee native, Johnson played Division I basketball at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee following a standout collegiate career that included time at Garden City Community College and Oklahoma State. At Oklahoma State, he emerged as one of the team’s top contributors and earned multiple Big 12 Rookie of the Week honors. Prior to that, he was a First Team NJCAA All-American and conference MVP at Garden City, establishing himself as one of the top junior college players in the country.
Johnson’s basketball journey began at Juneau High School, where he was a multi-time all-state, all-area, and all-league selection, as well as a team captain.
Off the court, Johnson founded the successful grassroots program X-Men United, helping develop numerous high-level players—including his son, a nationally ranked top-30 prospect. Deeply rooted in the city, he is widely regarded as a pillar in Milwaukee, committed to mentoring young men and giving back to the community that raised him.
T. Herro Foundation
Mission: The T. Herro Foundation is committed to making an impact in each community it encounters. By creating meaningful experiences, we aim to provide resources for as many children as possible. From providing backpacks filled with school supplies for kids gearing up for the new school year, to spreading cheer during the holidays, our focus is to be a reliable resource for those in need throughout the year. One day, one step at a time, the T. Herro Foundation will work towards empowering and impacting the lives of tomorrow.