Carmen Maciariello (born May 27, 1978)

Current position: Head men’s basketball coach
Current team: Siena Saints
Current conference: Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference (MAAC)
Siena record: 64-44 (.593)
Overall record: 64-44 (.593)

Career Accomplishments:

• NCAA National Championships:  0
• NCAA Tournament Appearances:  0
• NIT Championships:  0
• NIT Appearances:  0
• MAAC Regular Season Champion:  2  (2020, 2021)
• MAAC Tournament Champion:  0

Coaching Career (head coach, unless noted):

2019-present	Siena
2018-2019	Siena (asst)
2014-2018	George Washington (asst)
2011-2014	Boston University (asst)
2011	Providence (DBO)
2008-2011	Fairfield (asst)
2005-2006	Siena (DBO)

Carmen Maciariello Facts

• Carmen Maciariello, Jr.
• Born May 27, 1978
• Hometown: Clifton Park, New York
• Alma Mater: Siena College (BS, 2001)
• Started his collegiate career playing three seasons at New Hampshire under head coach Jeff Jackson
• Transferred to Siena for his final year, finishing his degree and career playing for former Saints head coach Louis Orr
  • After graduating, Maciariello obtained dual-citizenship as an Italian played professionally for four seasons in Italy
• Returned to the States in 2005, spending the season as Fran McCaffery‘s director of basketball operations at his alma mater
• Spent the next couple years working in AAU, serving as vice president and head coach of the Albany City Rocks program (NY)
• Got back into the college game in 2008, working as an assistant under Ed Cooley at Fairfield for three seasons
  • Followed Cooley to Providence, working as his DBO there from March-August of 2011
  • Left before the season started to be an assistant coach on Joe Jones‘ first staff at Boston U
• After three years at BU, Maciariello moved to DC and became an assistant on Mike Lonergan‘s staff at George Washington
  • When Lonergan was fired in 2016, the head coach job was given to fellow GW assistant Maurice Joseph and Maciariello stayed on staff for another two seasons
• Returned to his alma mater, Siena, in 2018 to work under new head coach Jamion Christian
  • Christian left Siena after just one season and Maciariello was elevated to be the next head coach of his alma mater
  • Won or shared the MAAC regular season title in each of his first two seasons at the helm
• Along with his wife, Laura, has one daughter

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