• Composer of League bylaws and organized and leads league meetings • Serves as liaison to the CIAC and media• Monitors the selection of All-League teams• Schedules league contests and league championships for all sports• Leads CRAL Student-Athlete Leadership Board• Has overseen growth from five to thirteen member schools

• Coordinate grade 6-12 athletic program in collaboration with principals and coaches; portfolio includes 4 middle schools, 4 high schools, and more than 80 sports teams.• Schedule athletic contests and maintain requisite and proper records.• Supervise eight school-based athletic faculty managers & recruit and hire coaches.• Manage a $1.8 million master budget; produced a surplus in all fiscal years.• Liaise between CREC Athletics and CREC Transportation.• Establish relationships with colleges in order to promote CREC student-athletes.• Provide training opportunities and CIAC modules for coaches and faculty managers; • Accelerated growth of all sports from junior varsity to varsity competition in one year.• Fundraised more than $800,000 from corporations.• Initiated CREC PRIDE sportsmanship program and CREC Athletics Leadership Academy• All schools awarded Michael’s Achievement Cup and Balsamo Sportsmanship Award• NIAAA Publications Committee Member• Co-Facilitator of NIAAA Blue Ribbon Panel• Author of three articles published in the IAA Magazine• Participant in 2021-22 NIAAA Leadership Cohort• Mentor for 2023-24 NIAAA District Cohort• National and State Leadership Training Course Faculty Member• Served as CAS-CIAC Keynote Speaker 5 times• Author of Building Character through Interscholastic Athletics, CAAD Module 27• Presented "Mentoring Coaches for Character" Workshop Session at 2022 NIAAA Conference• Member of CIAC Sportsmanship Committee and CHSCA Basketball Committee• Has Served on CIAC Ad Hoc Officials Committee and CIAC Class Act Committee • Recipient of 2023 CCSOA Distinguished Service Award • Interviewed on The Educational AD Podcast and CT Sports Talent Show

• Assisted in practice planning and game decisions• Major contributor to 7-win improvement• Learned John Beilein offensive system• Was lead-recruiter of Samir McDaniels, 2011 First Team ESPN Boston All-Massachusetts

• Major contributor to 2010 and 2012 Patriot League Champions• First assistant coach to be hired by Head Coach Brett Reed• Was lead-recruiter in signing of:Gabe Knutson (2009) – Two-Time All-Patriot League TeamMackey McKnight (2010) - All-time school leader in assists, Two-Time All Patriot League TeamKevin McCarthy (2010) – All Star Sports Rating of 91• Completed NABC Professional Development Series • Led underclassman recruiting according to Lehigh’s high academic standards• Managed the men’s basketball program’s budget and fundraising• Participated in on-campus and off-campus recruitment of potential student-athletes• Developed in-depth scouting reports of opponents and presented information to team• Directed support staff including secretaries and team managers• Managed all team travel, coaches recruiting travel, and film exchange duties• Held weekly academic meetings with student-athletes • Developed recruiting materials (letters, emails, booklets, etc) • Supervised Lehigh’s Boys Basketball Day Camp and Elite Camp

District 8 Coach of the Year (youngest coach to ever win award)Massachusetts State Regular Season and Post Season ChampionsRegion 21 (New England) Regular Season and Post Season ChampionsNJCAA Division III Tournament Final Four ParticipantFinished Season with #5 National Ranking85.3 Points per Game Ranked 7th in Total Offense Nationally 68.4 Points Allowed per Game Ranked 23rd in Team Defense Nationally19-Win Improvement was Largest Turnaround in Nation28-7 Record set School Record for Wins in a Season• Inherited team with no returning players or recruits in first year• Initiated annual basketball clinic at local youth center• Coached Maurice Horton to NJCAA All-American status twice• Fundraised to buy new uniforms and championship rings• Initiated study hall three times per week and bi-weekly progress reports