Chris Perron joined the staff in 2023-24 and has spent over 25 years in High School education and coaching.

He has had stints as a Boys' Varsity Head Coach at North Attleboro High School and Girls' Varsity Head Coach Dighton-Rehoboth High School. Perron has accumulated over 215 wins, seven league titles, and coached numerous athletes who went on to play collegiately. From 2016-2019, Perron was an Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Bridgewater State University, helping the Bears win the MASCAC Championship in 2018.

Claude-Hendel Laurole joined the St. Mark's staff in the 2023-24 season.

In high school, Laurole attended Innovation Academy where he was a three sport athlete and a three year captain of the varsity basketball team. After high school, he attended University of Massachusetts Lowell. While playing for the club team, Laurole led the Riverhawks to two regional championships and two national tournaments. He was named a National Tournament All-Star in 2017.

Laurole started his AAU coaching journey with ASA's middle school boys teams and then moved to Mass Elite. While with Mass Elite, Laurole was the head coach of multiple teams and assistant for the 17U boys national team who won BigFoot Hoops National championship in 2022. In 2023 and 2024, he was the Associate Director of Middle School Boys for Rivals Elite and coaches on the Junior 3SSB Circuit. He has spent the last few years working camps and showcases across New England and is also an accomplished personal trainer.

Marcus White joins the St. Mark's staff for the 2025-26 season.

Marcus is a well known trainer and club coach in the region, making connections with lots of talented players around New England. He is currently an AAU and skills coach for Brian Scalabrine's AAU program “Team White Mamba”. Over the last few years, he has been the head or assistant coach at the middle school and the high school levels. This summer, he was on staff for the 16u team that won the Made Hoops Summer Championship. Marcus is also currently a lead trainer and the Director of Player Development for “One Percent Club” (OPC) training.

Previously, Marcus graduated from Attleboro high school, and went on to attend Bristol Community College. At BCC, Marcus was a member of the basketball team where he was selected First Team All-Region. After BCC, Marcus went on to play at Quincy College. He led the Granite to a Top 10 national ranking and competed in the Regional Championship. He was selected Second Team All-Region and finished his two year stint only two points shy of 1,000.