Stephen Fabrizio joined Jeff Juron's staff as an assistant coach prior to the 2024-25 season.

Fabrizio brought his talents across town from Emmanuel, where he spent the 2023-24 year as an assistant coach for one of the winningest coaches in NCAA Division III Women’s Basketball Andy Yosinoff. On the Saints’ sidelines, he was instrumental to the day-to-day operations of scouting, practices and game plans. He also was the primary video coordinator, head of basketball operations and player development. 

On top of his coaching responsibilities with Emmanuel, he was a graduate assistant in the athletic department with a focus on sports information, event planning and social media. 

Fabrizio’s coaching days starting with a Boston-based AAU program, Rise Above Basketball. He spent five seasons there and also did personal basketball training with over 30 individuals since 2019. 

Prior to his coaching days, Fabrizio played three seasons at Emerson College and led the Lions to the 2022 NCAA Division III Tournament. The two-time New England Women’s and Men’s Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Academic All-Conference selection, was named the Daniel Hollis Award Winner, which is selected by teammates for epitomizing sportsmanship, selflessness, strength of charter, loyalty and honor as an Emerson student-athlete.

Fabrizio is the founder of Boston Hoops Media, a photography and videography service. For two years, he accumulated over 25 clients from youth to collegiate level, effectively using social media as a marketing tool for clients.  

Fabrizio earned his Bachelors of Science in Sports Communications with a concentration in Public Relations in May 2023. He is currently working towards his Masters in Business Administration with a concentration in Business Analytics at Emmanuel with an expected completion of August 2024.