Enrico Mastroianni completed his third season as Centenary's head men's basketball coach. In three years he has guided the team to 33 victories, including 24 conference wins, and two Colonial States Athletic Conference (CSAC) Tournaments.

The Centenary men’s basketball team finished their 2010-2011 season at 9-15 overall and 7-11 in the CSAC. Late in the season, five-straight home wins by the Cyclones nearly landed them in the playoffs for the third straight season. However, needing one more win to earn a berth to the conference tournament, CC came up short at Marywood in the season finale.

Senior guard Rob Urie received Second Team All-CSAC accolades and became Centenary's all-time leading scorer since the program became an NCAA affiliated organization. Urie also received the Centenary athletic department’s Cardy Gemma Award, which honors a graduating student-athlete that demonstrates outstanding athletic ability, attitude and leadership on and off the playing field. Junior Larry Lenahan tied a program record with five-straight games where he tallied a double-double. Off the court, men’s basketball received seven CSAC All-Academic Team accolades and two NABC Honors Court members.

The 2009-10 squad finished 11-15 overall and 9-9 in CSAC action, reaching the conference tournament as the sixth seed. Centenary achieved many individual and team milestones during the season. Ryan Kearney and Urie each passed the 1,000-point plateau and Centenary handed eventual CSAC-champion Cabrini its only conference loss, 81-80 at the Folkner Family Gymnasium. Kearney was named First Team All-CSAC, Third Team All-ECAC and Second Team All-Met.

Mastroianni’s first year was very successful, as he led the young Cyclones to a 13-13 overall record and an 8-8 mark in the CSAC. The team picked up more victories in 2008-09 than it had the last five seasons combined, and received the program’s first conference tournament berth in five years. Two student-athletes received All-CSAC accolades, as Andrew Baker was named to the Second Team and Kearney earned Honorable Mention honors.

Mastroianni came to Hackettstown after spending four seasons as the associate head coach at Misericordia University in Dallas, Pa. During his time with the Cougars, Mastroianni was also the head JV basketball coach, the Academic Coordinator for the Men’s Basketball team, top recruiter and major contributor to all strategic game-day and practice planning. 

Mastroianni is a 1999 graduate of Penn State University where he completed his undergraduate degree in Marketing and International Business. In 2007 he completed his Master’s Degree in Education at Misericordia University.

He has been instrumental in developing his players which is evident in their 13 All-Conference awards, including three First Team honors, four Second Team accolades and three Honorable Mentions. He was named Centenary's Coach of the Year in 2009 and has coached three 1,000-point scorers.

Mastroianni currently resides in Budd Lake, N.J., with his wife Jamie and their daughters, Angelina and Elena.