WHITE PLAINS – Archbishop Stepinac High School on Tuesday announced the promotion of Patrick Massaroni ’06 to the position of vice president of advancement and athletic operations, the school announced in a statement. 

In this expanded leadership role, Massaroni will continue to lead the White Plains all-boys school’s advancement team as its vice president and for all fundraising initiatives, a role he has had since June 2023. He will now also oversee all athletic operations to advance the school’s mission of excellence in academics, athletics, and beyond.

This strategic addition to the school’s leadership structure reflects a commitment to strengthening athletic programs and ensuring they remain aligned with the institution’s core values. As vice president of advancement and athletic operations, Massaroni will provide strategic leadership and oversight for all athletic programs, working closely with the athletic director, assistant athletic director, and coaching staff to foster an environment that prioritizes student-athlete development, sportsmanship, discipline, and academic accountability.

In his new role, Massaroni will:

• Provide leadership and oversight for all athletic programs and operations.
• Supervise and collaborate with the Athletic Director and coaching staff.
• Promote a culture of integrity, sportsmanship, discipline, and academic excellence among student-athletes.
• Support initiatives that enhance athletic facilities, resources, and program development.
• Ensure that all athletic endeavors reflect and reinforce the school’s mission and values.

“Patrick’s leadership, vision, and unwavering dedication to our students has had a transformative impact on our basketball program,” said Rev. Thomas Collins ’79, President of Archbishop Stepinac High School. “His success as a coach and mentor, combined with his commitment to developing young people both on and off the court, makes him exceptionally qualified for this expanded role.”

Massaroni’s accomplishments as Head Boys Basketball Coach (11th season) have established him as one of the most successful coaches in the Tri-State area. During his tenure, he has guided the program to five CHSAA “AA” City and State Championships, including a historic run of four consecutive titles.

His impact extends far beyond championships. Under his leadership:

• More than 40 student-athletes over the past 11 years have earned college athletic scholarships across all levels of collegiate competition.
• Six student-athletes earned McDonald’s All-American honors.
• Four student-athletes have been FIBA All-Stars representing USA and the Dominican National Team.
• Multiple All League, All State, All County and beyond selections.
• One player became a first-round NBA Draft selection.
• Multiple athletes have gone on to professional basketball careers.

Beyond the wins and accolades, Massaroni has consistently emphasized the development of the whole student-athlete, helping young men achieve success in the classroom, in competition, and in life.

“I am honored to take on this new role and continue serving our school community,” said Massaroni. “Stepinac Athletics provides incredible opportunities for growth, leadership, and character development for these young men. I look forward to collaborating with our coaches, student-athletes, and school leadership to build upon our tradition of excellence and create even greater opportunities for our students.”