Coach Dicruttalo enters his third year as head coach of the St. Mark's Varsity girls' basketball team.

In high school, Coach Dicruttalo lettered three years as a varsity player at Franklin High School, where he was part of two Hockomock league championship teams and was named First-Team All-League both his junior and senior year. After high school, he continued his playing career at Westfield State University. During his senior year, he was elected captain and led the team in steals and assists, and finished second in points and rebounds.

After graduation, Coach Dicruttalo has held various coaching positions at the high school and university level. Most recently as the head coach for the Dublin School in Dublin, NH where he lead both the men’s and women’s teams to league championships, as well as taking the women's team to the NEPSAC Class E Championship Game.

From coaching multiple years at different levels of the game, as well as contributing to multiple town and recreational travel boards, Coach Joe has gained insight into many layers of overall player development. From directing youth instructional leagues for beginners, to serving as a liaison for high school players trying to play college basketball to even working with college players to help them maximize their potential, Coach Joe has gained a unique view on the best tactics to maximize players and character development for players of all ages and skill levels.

Coach Dicruttalo also serves as the Program Director for the Mass Mavericks Basketball organization and works full time for Blue Chip Development LLC. BCD is a year-round basketball enhancement organization that works with athletes and their families to maximize their experiences as well as their overall understanding of both the game and how to best leverage it to empower their own personal, social, and educational opportunities.

Stefan Giegucz is the athletic equipment manager and assistant coach for boys’ varsity basketball at St. Mark's. Prior to joining the St. Mark’s family, Stefan worked on the coaching staff at Algonquin Regional High School as an assistant coach for two seasons. The Loyola University Chicago graduate spent three seasons on Porter Moser’s staff before joining the Algonquin staff. While working for Porter Moser, Stefan served as head student manager for two years before being promoted to video coordinator for the Ramblers. During his season as video coordinator at Loyola, Stefan helped Loyola reach their first postseason birth in 30 years, ending in a CBI Championship.

Visaury Moreta joined our Modern Language Department in the Fall of 2020 as a Spanish teacher. She came from The Roxbury Latin School where she coached, advised, worked in Admissions and taught Spanish. Visaury, a native Spanish speaker, holds a B.A. in Spanish and Latin American and Latino Studies from the College of the Holy Cross, and an M.S. in Education from the University of Pennsylvania. She coaches third girls soccer and girls varsity basketball, and lives on campus. She enjoys cooking, travelling and learning about new cultures.