Ryan Herrion is in his third year as an assistant coach for the men's basketball program at Stonehill.

Over Herrion's two seasons on head coach Chris Kraus' coaching staff, Stonehill has posted a 39-21 (.650) record overall, including 25-17 (.595) in the NE10, with an NCAA Tournament bid in 2016. He has helped mentor four All-NE10 selections and a pair of NE10 All-Rookie Team selections. Recent graduate Ryan Logan '17 was also a two-time NABC All-District selection over the last two seasons.

Stonehill returned to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight for the third time in program history in 2015-16. The Skyhawks posted a 24-9 record overall, including 15-6 in the Northeast-10 to finish tied for second in the competitive NE10 Northeast Division which placed four teams in the NCAA Tournament. Stonehill was among those NCAA Tournament teams, capturing its third East Regional title in program history.

Herrion joined the staff at Stonehill after two years as Director of Operations for the men’s basketball program at the University of New Hampshire, from which he is a 2012 graduate and former Wildcats captain. Herrion, who is the son of UNH head coach Bill Herrion, handled all the day-to-day operations of the men’s basketball program, providing assistance with practice and game preparation and overseeing summer camps and annual fundraising events. Ryan Herrion assisted with a Wildcats team that posted a program-record 19 wins and its first postseason appearance in program history during the 2014-15 season. UNH boasted three All-America East selections, including AE Rookie of the Year Tanner Leissner.

Herrion also served as the Director of Player Development and Video Coordinator at UNH. He provided daily video analysis, edited video for player skill development and assisted in producing opponent scouting reports. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Herrion was a graduate assistant coach at Marshall University for the 2012-13 season, with the Thundering Herd earning a spot in the Conference USA Tournament. In addition to assisting with daily skill development of the student-athletes, working directly with the perimeter players, he also served as the team’s academic monitor.

“Ryan is an extremely hard worker who has a tremendous passion for the game and is excited to learn and grow as a coach," said Kraus. "Ryan comes from a great basketball family and will bring a wealth of knowledge that will certainly add to our program.”

Herrion earned his Bachelor’s Degree from New Hampshire in sociology in 2012. He was a four year member of the Wildcats men’s basketball team as a walk-on his first three seasons before earning a scholarship and serving as team captain his senior year. Herrion was part of the winningest class in program history at UNH and also was a member of the school’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. He has also gained valuable coaching experience at numerous camps and clinics throughout New England.