Chris Serino '71 

Serino was a three sport athlete for AIC from 1968-71, lettering in football, ice hockey and baseball. While he started in football as a quarterback and defensive back and in hockey as a wing, Serino earned his highest acclaim on the diamond. As a senior in 1971, he posted a batting average of .472, tops in the College Division that season and still the school record for single season batting average. That mark also made him the first batter in school history to reach the vaunted .400 mark. He earned Topps All-America honors and was named the recipient of the President's Cup in 1971, awarded to the outstanding senior athletically at AIC.

After graduation Serino was named the head hockey coach at Saugus (Mass.) High School, a post he held for 12 seasons.. From there he went on to Northfield Mount Hermon School for six years, earning New England Prep Coach of the Year accolades. Serino then served a nine-year stint (1989-98) as associate head hockey coach and head baseball coach at the University of New Hampshire, helping guide the Wildcats to six NCAA tournaments and a Frozen Four in hockey and a school record 26 wins in baseball in 1997. He then went on to become head hockey coach at Merrimack College from 1999-2005, also serving as that school's athletic director for three years. He is now the Director of Athletics at Malden Catholic HS.