Girls’ Varsity Basketball

Marazzi is a distinguished figure in the basketball world with a broad range of experience both on and off the court. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Human Services and a master’s degree in Sports Coaching and Pedagogy. A standout athlete during her collegiate career at Fitchburg State, Marazzi scored over 1,000 points, was an all-team Honoree, received the WACBA Team Honoree, and was named Female Athlete of the Year, along with other awards.

Marazzi's basketball journey began at Northfield Mount Hermon, where she contributed to the team’s NE8 championship victory. Following her time at Fitchburg State, she played professionally for two years in Cardiff, Wales, where she was named MVP in her second season. She also coached the U18 Wales National Team and ran a mental wellness program for basketball players in Cardiff.

Before St. George's Marazzi was the first assistant to the women’s basketball program at RWU and currently serves as a basketball trainer at XFactor. She continues to support athletes through mental wellness programs at colleges, leveraging her extensive experience in both coaching and sports psychology.

Meg Coffin comes to St. George's from Trinity Episcopal School in New Orleans, Louisiana, where she was an English teacher and served as a chair of the English department. Coffin graduated from Bates College in 2008 and was tri-captain of soccer, basketball and lacrosse and two-time All-American in soccer and basketball. Coffin was on the 2005 NESCAC champion soccer team and a 1,000-point scorer for basketball. Coffin was named the Division III All-America women's soccer player in 2006 for the second straight year. She was named First Team All-NESCAC for the third consecutive season and tallied 14 goals and five assists as a defender. In 2006, Coffin was selected as the Female Athlete of the Year. In the 2007-08 basketball season, Coffin was First Team All-State and All-NESCAC and set the school record in field goal percentage and ranked number four on the all-time scoring list at Bates with 1,252 points.