Mount Ida College Women's Cross Country

DiMaio, a member of the Mount Ida men's lacrosse staff since 2010, enters his seventh season with the men's lacrosse team. He has previously served as the Associate Head Coach, and recruiting coordinator before transitioning to a full time position with the Mount Ida development office. During his time with the Mustangs, Mount Ida has compiled a 56-34 record, won back to back GNAC Championships, appeared in four conference finals, and qualified for the 2012 NCAA Division III tournament. DiMaio has coached 20 All Conference selections, Two Conference Offensive Players of the Year, Two GNAC Rookie of the Years, five NEILA East-West All Stars, and Two National North-South All Star participants. DiMaio has worked multiple lacrosse camps, and played and coached in the Czech Republic, during 2012 Prague Cup. As a player, Anthony was a three year member of the Mustang lacrosse team.  He was awarded the Most Improved Player award in 2005 and was part of three (2005, 2006, 2009) North Atlantic Conference (NAC) championship teams. The Mustangs qualified for the NCAA tournament in his senior season. DiMaio finished his career with 18 goals and 15 assists. DiMaio graduated in 2009 from Mount Ida College with a degree in Business Management.

Binari also serves as an adjunct professor, teaching classes in Fundamentals of Fitness, Care Prevention of Athletic Injuries and ACSM Physical Training. He comes to the Mustangs from California University of Pennsylvania, where he worked as a graduate assistant in their athletic training office. Brian recieved a bachelor of science from Merrimack College in North Andover, Massachusetts majoring in Sports Medicine and earned his Master's of Science degree from California University of Pennsylvania.  Performance enhancement specialization was primarily where he focused his attention.  Brian was joined in marriage to his wife Cynthia in June 2010 and currently reisdes in Portsmouth, New Hampshire with their son Brody.