Virginia Commonwealth University

"Brock has done a tremendous job for us this past year," said Coach O'Boyle. "I am thrilled that he will now be a part of our program full time. Brock's creative video skills were an extremely helpful part of our player development program. His strong work ethic, passion for the game, and drive to excel will greatly benefit our players."

Prior to his first season with the Black & Gold, the St. Louis, Mo. native spent two years as an undergraduate manager with the Bradley women's basketball program while earning his degree in Sports Communication.  

"I am just grateful to Coach O'Boyle and the rest of the staff for giving me the opportunity, and I'm really looking forward to the upcoming year," said Berenato. 

Berenato, who will graduate in August from VCU's Center of Sport Leadership Program, was named the CSL Student of the Year earlier this month. The award honors one full-time student who demonstrated enthusiastic commitment, leadership qualities, and academic excellence.