Each time Enrico Mastroianni visits the Abington Heights High School Sports Complex to support his kids in their athletic endeavors, he can be very proud not only of their achievements but also of the facility where they are competing.
For the past four years, Matroianni has served as the athletic director, coordinating championship-level programs while also being at the forefront of the school’s transition with state-of-the-art upgrades that embody a commitment to excellence.
Now, the 49-year-old is going to embark on a new challenge at the collegiate level.
Last week, Mastroianni resigned from Abington Heights and will become the director of athletics and recreation at Penn State Scranton. His new role was announced in a release by interim Regional Chancellor of Penn State Scranton David Callejo Pérez on Tuesday evening.
“Obviously, over the past four years, Abington Heights has had tremendous success on and off the field, and I wanted to strengthen and elevate our visibility while also creating an outstanding experience for student-athletes,” Mastroianni said. “I am most proud of, aside from the wins, the impact that we made in our community. The improvements to the facilities and the role in creating lasting memories are what the student-athletes take away from their time in sports.