Coach Kristen Audet-Fucarile
Director of Metrowest Elite Girls’ Basketball
Head Women’s Basketball Coach for Framingham High School
Coach Kristen Audet-Fucarile is entering her 10th season as head coach of the Framingham High School Girls Basketball Program. Over the past decade, she has helped transform the program — taking the Flyers from a 1-19 season to consistent playoff contenders. Most recently, she led the team to an incredible Elite 8 run, marking one of the most successful seasons in program history.
“I believe in the power of culture,” says Audet-Fucarile. “When we focus on we, us, and ours over me and I, real progress happens. These players put in the work, and I’m so proud of how far we’ve come together.”
Her commitment to basketball in Framingham extends well beyond the high school gym. She founded the Metrowest Elite Summer Camp to bring excitement, energy, and joy to the youth of Framingham. “This camp is a way to build confidence, teach fundamentals, and most importantly — make the game fun. We welcome all ability levels and love seeing campers return year after year.”
Coach Audet-Fucarile previously served as the top guard assistant at Mount Ida College and as a volunteer assistant at Brandeis University. She also spent six years leading the varsity girls program at Maimonides School in Brookline, guiding a team that had never made the postseason to six playoff appearances.
A former four-year starting point guard at Simmons College, she went on to earn her Master of Arts in Education and is currently a 2nd grade teacher at Underwood School in Newton.
Coach Howie Landau
Head Women’s Basketball Coach for Lincoln Sudbury High School
We are thrilled to welcome Coach Howie Landau back to Metrowest Elite this summer in a new role as a camp counselor! Coach Landau brings an incredible wealth of experience to our staff and is widely respected throughout the Massachusetts basketball community for his leadership, knowledge of the game, and commitment to developing young athletes.
Currently the Head Coach of the Lincoln-Sudbury Girls Basketball program, Coach Landau has led the Warriors to multiple Dual County League championships and consistent success in the MIAA State Tournament. Under his leadership, Lincoln-Sudbury has built a reputation for toughness, teamwork, and defensive excellence. He was also recognized as the Massachusetts Basketball Coaches Association Coach of the Year, a testament to the impact he has had on his program and players.
Prior to Lincoln-Sudbury, Coach Landau spent five seasons as a varsity assistant at Newton North High School and has coached soccer, volleyball, lacrosse, Unified Basketball, and Unified Track & Field. His coaching background also includes time at the collegiate level as a Graduate Assistant and Video Coordinator with the Boston University Women’s Basketball program, where he helped with player development, film breakdown, and day-to-day operations.
What makes Coach Landau such a valuable addition to Metrowest Elite is his ability to connect with athletes while creating an environment that is both challenging and positive. He believes in teaching the game the right way, helping players build confidence, develop strong fundamentals, and reach their full potential both on and off the court.
We are incredibly fortunate to have Coach Landau as part of our staff this summer and know that our campers will benefit tremendously from his experience, enthusiasm, and passion for helping young athletes succeed.
Coach Josh Smith:
Head Women’s Coach at Middlesex School
We are excited to welcome Coach Josh Smith back to Metrowest Elite for his second summer with our program! Coach Josh quickly became a camper favorite during his first summer with us thanks to his contagious energy, positive attitude, and unwavering support of every athlete who stepped onto the court. His ability to connect with players and create an encouraging learning environment made a lasting impression on our campers and staff alike.As the Head Varsity Girls Basketball Coach at Middlesex School, Coach Josh brings a wealth of basketball knowledge and coaching experience to Metrowest Elite. He has built a reputation for fostering a culture centered on discipline, teamwork, and personal growth—values that align perfectly with our mission. His emphasis on strong fundamentals, high basketball IQ, and player development helps athletes grow both on and off the court.A former collegiate athlete at McDaniel College, Coach Josh competed for four years and brings that same competitive spirit, leadership, and passion to every practice and game. Beyond teaching the game, he is deeply committed to building confidence, character, and a love for basketball in every player he coaches.We are fortunate to have Coach Josh returning for another summer and can’t wait for our campers to learn from his expertise, enthusiasm, and dedication to the game. |
Coach Sarah Newcomb
Framingham Alumni
We are thrilled to welcome Coach Sarah Newcomb back to Metrowest Elite this summer! Sarah’s connection to our program runs deep as both a Framingham Girls Basketball alumna and a former Metrowest Elite counselor. Having experienced the program from multiple perspectives, she understands firsthand the positive impact that strong mentorship, hard work, and a love for the game can have on young athletes.
Sarah has always been someone who leads with positivity, energy, and a genuine passion for helping others succeed. Her basketball background, combined with her ability to connect with players of all ages, makes her an invaluable member of our staff. As a former counselor, she played an important role in creating a fun, supportive, and challenging environment for campers, and we are excited to have her return once again.
What makes Sarah special is her commitment to giving back to the Framingham basketball community that helped shape her. She understands the importance of building confidence, fostering teamwork, and helping young players develop both on and off the court. Her experience, leadership, and enthusiasm make her an outstanding role model for our campers.
We are fortunate to have Sarah as part of the Metrowest Elite family and know that her passion for the game and dedication to helping others will continue to leave a lasting impact on every athlete she works with this summer.
Coach Jared Owen:
Physical Education Teacher at Underwood Elementary School
Coach Jared Owen plays a vital role at Metrowest Elite Summer Camp, bringing energy, fun, and a refreshing change of pace to each day. As an experienced Physical Education, Health, and Wellness teacher at Underwood Elementary School in Newton, Coach Owen knows how to connect with kids and get them moving with purpose and excitement.A longtime favorite among campers, he leads a variety of outdoor games and activities that give players a break from the gym while still emphasizing key values like teamwork, collaboration, and sportsmanship. His creative approach helps kids build confidence, stay active, and — most importantly — have fun.Coach Owen previously coached both girls and boys basketball at Wahconah Regional High School in Dalton, MA. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Movement and Sports Science from Springfield College and a master’s in Coaching and Athletic Administration from Concordia University.His presence is a big part of what makes camp feel well-rounded and joyful — the campers always look forward to their time with Coach Owen! |
Coach Sam Gould
Head Freshmen Boys Coach at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Coach Sam Gould back for his third summer with Metrowest Elite Basketball Camp! A dedicated member of the Framingham basketball community since 2016, Sam has made a lasting impact on countless student-athletes through his leadership, knowledge of the game, and commitment to player development. After spending the past two seasons as the Framingham High School JV Girls Basketball Coach, Sam will take on a new challenge this winter as the Head Coach of the Freshman Boys Basketball team. In addition to coaching, he teaches math at Framingham High School, where he is known for his ability to build strong relationships with students while holding them to high standards.
Sam brings a wealth of experience and a calm, confident presence to camp. His attention to detail, passion for teaching, and deep understanding of the game help campers develop both fundamental skills and basketball IQ. Whether he’s leading drills, coaching game situations, or helping players build confidence, Sam creates an environment that is both challenging and supportive.
What makes Sam such a valuable part of the Metrowest Elite staff is his ability to connect with athletes of all ages. He understands how to motivate players, encourage growth, and make learning the game enjoyable. We are fortunate to have him back for another summer and know his leadership, consistency, and enthusiasm will continue to make a positive impact on every camper who steps onto the court.
Coach Allie Regan:
Rising Freshman at Mercy College
Allie Regan is the kind of leader who leaves a lasting impression on everyone she works with—on the court, in the locker room, and at camp. As a senior captain and the heart of the Framingham program, Allie set the tone every single day with her intensity, drive, and relentless commitment to excellence. She led not only through her words, but with her actions—stepping up in big moments, playing with fire and focus, and constantly pushing her teammates to be their best. Her accomplishments speak volumes: 1,349 career points, multiple 30-point games, 111 steals, and recognition as the Bay State MVP. But even more than her stats, it’s her presence, poise, and passion that define her impact.At Metrowest Elite, Allie brings that same mindset to her role as a camp counselor. She’s a true role model for young athletes—someone who leads with confidence, lifts others up, and shows what it looks like to work hard with purpose and joy. Her competitive spirit is balanced by her ability to teach, inspire, and connect with campers in a way that makes them feel capable and excited to grow. Allie’s influence goes far beyond basketball—she helps shape confident, motivated young players who leave camp better because of her guidance. As she heads to Mercy College to continue her athletic and academic journey in physical therapy, we’re incredibly proud to have her as part of our camp family and know she’ll leave the same legacy here as she did on the court. |
Coach Grace Hanna
Rising Senior Captain
We are thrilled to welcome Grace Hanna back to Metrowest Elite this summer! Grace embodies everything we hope our campers will learn through sports—leadership, resilience, teamwork, and selflessness. As a captain of the Framingham High School girls basketball team, she earned the respect of her teammates and coaches through her positive attitude, strong character, and unwavering commitment to those around her.
What makes Grace such an outstanding counselor is her ability to lead and inspire others. She has a natural gift for making people feel included, supported, and confident in themselves. Whether she’s helping a camper learn a new skill, encouraging a player through a challenge, or simply bringing energy and enthusiasm to the gym, Grace’s impact is immediate and lasting.
Grace understands that great leadership is about more than basketball. She leads by example, treats others with kindness and respect, and consistently puts the needs of her team first. Younger players naturally look up to her because of the way she carries herself and the genuine care she shows for others.
We are incredibly fortunate to have Grace on staff this summer. Her leadership, positivity, and passion for helping young athletes grow make her an exceptional role model and an invaluable part of the Metrowest Elite family.
Coach Koreyani Xayasane:
Rising Senior at Framingham High School
We’re excited to welcome Korey back as a returning counselor at Metrowest Elite. Korey made a strong impression this past season as a first-year varsity player, stepping into a larger role with confidence and purpose. Her work ethic, coachability, and consistent effort made her a standout both on and off the court. Whether she was setting screens, grabbing rebounds, or bringing energy on defense, Korey always embraced the moment and gave her all. Her teammates frequently spoke about the impact of her voice in practice—a steady, positive presence that helped elevate the group as a whole.As a camp counselor, those same qualities shine through. Korey is a natural leader who leads with encouragement, positivity, and example. She understands how to bring out the best in younger players by showing them how to work hard and support one another. Her ability to connect with campers, combined with her energy and enthusiasm for the game, makes her an incredible role model. We’re lucky to have her back this summer and excited for the leadership she’ll bring to the court. |
Coach Jianna DaRocha:
Rising Senior at Framingham High School
We are thrilled to welcome Jianna back to Metrowest Elite for another summer as a camper counselor! Jianna is the definition of a competitor—bringing toughness, intensity, and relentless effort to everything she does. Her passion for the game is evident every time she steps on the court, and her determination to improve and compete at a high level has made her a respected leader among her teammates and coaches.
Having competed at the varsity level, Jianna understands what it takes to overcome challenges, embrace hard work, and stay committed to a team-first mindset. She leads through her actions, consistently setting the standard with her energy, focus, and willingness to do whatever is needed to help those around her succeed.
What makes Jianna such a special counselor is her ability to inspire confidence in younger players. She challenges campers to step outside their comfort zones, work through adversity, and believe in their abilities. At the same time, she creates a supportive environment where every athlete feels valued, encouraged, and motivated to improve.
Jianna’s competitive spirit is matched only by her commitment to helping others grow. Whether she’s teaching a skill, leading a drill, or cheering on a camper, she brings enthusiasm, leadership, and positivity to every interaction. We are incredibly excited to have her back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a lasting impact on the next generation of Metrowest Elite athletes.
Coach Mackenzie Zanella:
Rising Junior at Framingham High School
Having recently completed another season with the Framingham High School varsity basketball program, she continues to demonstrate the work ethic, perseverance, and team-first attitude that have defined her basketball journey.
As a longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Mackenzie understands firsthand the impact this program can have on young athletes. Camp helped her develop not only her basketball skills, but also the confidence, friendships, and love for the game that continue to shape her today. Now entering her second year as a counselor, she is excited to give back to the program that played such an important role in her own development.
What makes Mackenzie such a valuable member of our staff is her positive energy, encouraging nature, and ability to connect with campers of all ages. She leads by example, works hard, and understands the importance of creating an environment where every player feels supported and valued. Whether she’s teaching fundamentals, cheering on a camper, or helping build confidence in a young athlete, Mackenzie brings enthusiasm and care to everything she does.
We are thrilled to have Mackenzie back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a lasting impact on our campers both on and off the court. Her passion for the game and commitment to helping others grow make her an exceptional mentor and leader within the Metrowest Elite family.
Coach Talia Murga
Rising Junior at Framingham High School
We are thrilled to welcome Talia back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Having spent many years as a camper before joining our staff, Talia understands exactly what makes the Metrowest Elite experience so meaningful. Her journey through the program is a great example of the growth, confidence, and leadership that camp helps foster in young athletes.
Talia recently completed another successful season as a varsity player at Framingham High School, where she continued to develop her skills while competing at a high level. Through her dedication, perseverance, and strong work ethic, she has earned the respect of her teammates and coaches. Talia approaches every opportunity with a willingness to learn, improve, and contribute to the success of those around her.
What makes Talia such a valuable member of our staff is her ability to lead by example. She brings a positive attitude, tremendous energy, and a genuine passion for helping younger players grow both on and off the court. Whether she’s teaching a skill, encouraging a camper, or sharing her own experiences, Talia creates an environment where athletes feel supported, challenged, and confident.
We are excited to have Talia back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a lasting impact on our campers. Her love for the game, connection to the program, and commitment to helping others make her an outstanding role model for the next generation of Metrowest Elite players.
Coach Savanah Taderera:
Rising Junior at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Savanah back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Savanah’s passion for basketball is evident the moment she steps into the gym. Her love for the game, competitive spirit, and positive attitude make her a tremendous role model for young athletes.
Over the years, Savanah has embraced every opportunity to grow as a player, teammate, and leader. She understands that basketball is about more than just the game itself—it’s about building confidence, supporting others, overcoming challenges, and creating lasting friendships. Those lessons have helped shape her into the person she is today.
As a longtime member of the Metrowest Elite community, Savanah credits camp with helping her develop her skills while fostering her love for basketball. She appreciates the encouragement she received from coaches and counselors throughout the years and is excited to now provide that same support to the next generation of campers.
Savanah brings great energy, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to help others succeed. We are thrilled to have her back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a positive impact by helping campers grow their confidence, develop their skills, and enjoy every moment of their camp experience.
Coach Ruby Freeman
Rising Junior at Framingham High School
We are thrilled to welcome Ruby Freeman back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Ruby recently completed her sophomore year at Framingham High School and continues to be a wonderful example of the growth, leadership, and love for the game that our program strives to develop.
As a longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Ruby knows firsthand what makes camp such a special experience. She often shares that camp was the highlight of her summers—a place where she developed her basketball skills, built lasting friendships, and gained confidence both on and off the court. Her journey from camper to counselor is a reflection of the positive impact that sports and mentorship can have on young athletes.
Ruby brings a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and genuine enthusiasm to everything she does. She understands the importance of creating a welcoming environment where campers feel supported, challenged, and encouraged to be their best. Her experience as both a camper and counselor allows her to connect naturally with younger players and serve as an outstanding role model.
We are excited to have Ruby back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a lasting impact on our campers by helping them build confidence, develop their skills, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Coach Lily Jordan:
Rising Junior at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Lily Jordan back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Lily recently completed another successful season as a member of the Framingham High School varsity basketball team, continuing to grow as a player, teammate, and leader within the program.
Lily’s journey through Metrowest Elite has come full circle—from camper to counselor—and she understands firsthand the impact that a positive role model can have on a young athlete. Known for her hard work, positive attitude, and willingness to support those around her, Lily brings a contagious energy to camp each day.
As a varsity player, Lily has gained valuable experience competing at a high level while learning the importance of teamwork, resilience, and dedication. She is passionate about helping younger players build confidence, develop their skills, and enjoy the game as much as she does.
We are thrilled to have Lily back on staff this summer and know she will continue to make a positive impact on our campers both on and off the court.
Coach Nora Mason
Rising Junior at Natick High School
We are excited to welcome Nora back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Having spent many years as a camper before joining our staff, Nora truly understands what makes the Metrowest Elite experience so special and brings that same enthusiasm to her role as a counselor.
Nora recently completed another successful season with the Natick High School basketball program, continuing to develop her skills and deepen her understanding of the game. In addition to playing, she has gained valuable coaching experience through the Natick Youth Basketball program, where she enjoys helping young athletes build confidence and improve their skills.
One of Nora’s greatest strengths is her ability to connect with younger players. Her positive attitude, patience, and love for the game make her a wonderful mentor and role model for our campers. As someone who once looked up to the camp counselors herself, she takes pride in creating a fun, encouraging, and supportive environment for the next generation of players.
We are thrilled to have Nora returning to our staff this summer and know she will continue to make a positive impact both on and off the court.
Coach Nicole Iffih:
Rising Senior at The Rivers School
Welcome Counselor Nicole Iffih to the Metrowest Elite Team!We are thrilled to welcome Nicole Iffih as one of our newest camp counselors this summer at Metrowest Elite! Nicole is a rising junior at The Rivers School and a proud Framingham native. Though this is her first summer serving as a counselor, Nicole is no stranger to our program—she began her journey here as a camper and has grown into an impressive and passionate player.Nicole brings not only her skills on the court but also her dedication to creating a positive, supportive environment for young athletes. Her experience as both a player and a camper gives her a unique perspective on how to connect with and inspire the next generation. She has a natural ability to build confidence in young players, helping them develop their game while making sure they have fun every step of the way.Her energy, enthusiasm, and love for working with youth make her an incredible addition to our team. We are so excited to have Nicole with us this summer and can’t wait to see the impact she’ll make on and off the court. |
Coach Sienna Beville
Rising Junior at Natick High School
We are excited to welcome Sienna back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Sienna has quickly become a valued member of our staff thanks to her positive attitude, enthusiasm, and genuine ability to connect with campers of all ages.
Sienna’s love for basketball began in fourth grade with her mom as her first coach, and the game has remained an important part of her life ever since. Through both the highs and challenges of athletics, including time spent overcoming injuries, she has developed a deep appreciation for the lessons basketball teaches about perseverance, resilience, and teamwork.
What makes Sienna such a great counselor is the passion and energy she brings to camp each day. As a former Metrowest Elite camper herself, she understands the impact a supportive and encouraging environment can have on a young athlete. She strives to help every camper feel welcomed, confident, and excited to learn.
We are thrilled to have Sienna returning to our staff this summer and know she will continue to be an outstanding role model who helps create a fun, positive, and memorable experience for all of our campers.
Coach Audrey Milewski:
Rising Senior at the Middlesex School
We are thrilled to welcome Audrey back to Metrowest Elite for her second summer as a camper counselor! Audrey has been an outstanding member of our staff, bringing incredible energy, enthusiasm, and positivity to camp each day. Her ability to connect with campers and create a fun, encouraging environment has made her a favorite among both players and staff.A Framingham native and longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Audrey understands firsthand the impact this camp can have on young athletes. Now a student-athlete at Middlesex School and a member of the Mass Huskies program, she continues to develop her game while demonstrating the leadership, work ethic, and character that make her such a strong role model.What truly sets Audrey apart is her willingness to help others, her upbeat personality, and her genuine love for the game. Whether she’s leading drills, encouraging a camper, or bringing energy to a competition, Audrey consistently helps make camp a positive experience for everyone around her.We are excited to have Audrey back for another summer and know she will continue to make a lasting impact on our campers both on and off the court. |
Coach Meghan Monaghan
Rising Sophomore at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Meghan Monaghan to the Metrowest Elite staff as a first-year camper counselor! A longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Meghan has spent years growing within our program and is a great example of the dedication, perseverance, and love for the game that we hope to instill in all of our athletes.
Meghan recently completed a successful freshman season with the Framingham High School varsity basketball team. As one of the youngest players on the roster, she embraced every challenge that came her way and consistently demonstrated a strong work ethic, coachability, and determination to improve. Her growth throughout the season was a testament to the countless hours she dedicated to developing her skills and learning the game.
What makes Meghan such a great addition to our staff is her positive attitude, willingness to learn, and ability to lead by example. Having spent many summers as a camper herself, she understands the impact a supportive and encouraging camp environment can have on young athletes. She is excited to give back to the program that played such an important role in her own basketball journey.
We are thrilled to have Meghan joining our staff this summer and know she will be a fantastic mentor and role model for our campers both on and off the court.
Coach Sophie Fresco:
Rising Sophomore at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Sophie Fresco to the Metrowest Elite staff as a first-year camper counselor! As a longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Sophie has grown up in our program and understands firsthand the positive impact that camp can have on a young athlete’s confidence, skill development, and love for the game.Sophie recently completed her freshman season with the Framingham High School girls basketball program, where she continued to develop her skills and gain valuable experience competing at the varsity level. Known for her positive attitude, strong work ethic, and willingness to learn, Sophie consistently looks for ways to improve and contribute to her team.What makes Sophie a great fit for our staff is her ability to connect with younger players and lead by example. She understands the importance of encouragement, effort, and having fun while learning the game. Having spent many summers as a camper herself, she is excited for the opportunity to give back to a program that has played such an important role in her basketball journey.We are thrilled to have Sophie join our staff this summer and know she will be a wonderful role model who helps create a positive and memorable experience for all of our campers. |
Coach Jazzy Marshall
Rising Sophomore at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Jazzy Marshall to the Metrowest Elite staff as a first-year camper counselor! A longtime Metrowest Elite camper, Jazzy has spent many summers developing her skills, building friendships, and growing her love for the game through our program. Now, she is excited to give back to the next generation of campers.
Jazzy recently completed her freshman season with the Framingham High School varsity basketball team, gaining valuable experience competing at the high school level while continuing to develop her game. Her commitment to improving, willingness to learn, and team-first attitude helped her make a smooth transition to varsity basketball.
One of Jazzy’s greatest strengths is the positive energy she brings to every gym she enters. She works hard, supports her teammates, and approaches challenges with determination and enthusiasm. As someone who has benefited from the guidance of coaches and counselors throughout her basketball journey, she is eager to provide that same encouragement and support to young athletes attending camp.
We are thrilled to have Jazzy joining our staff this summer and know she will be an outstanding role model for our campers. Her passion for basketball, positive attitude, and connection to the Metrowest Elite community will make her a wonderful addition to our counseling team.
Coach Lexie Sonia:
Rising Sophomore at Framingham High School
We are excited to welcome Lexie Sonia to the Metrowest Elite staff as a first-year camper counselor! Lexie recently completed an outstanding freshman season at Framingham High School, where she quickly established herself as a leader through her hard work, determination, and team-first mentality.On the court, Lexie is known for her ability to attack the basket, create opportunities for her teammates, and make those around her better. She plays with confidence, energy, and a high basketball IQ, always looking to make the right play and put her team in a position to succeed.What makes Lexie such a great addition to our counseling staff is her positive attitude, leadership qualities, and genuine desire to help others grow. She understands the importance of encouragement, teamwork, and building confidence in young athletes. Her ability to connect with teammates and lead by example will make her an outstanding role model for our campers.We are thrilled to have Lexie joining the Metrowest Elite family this summer and know she will bring enthusiasm, knowledge, and a passion for the game that will have a lasting impact on our campers both on and off the court. |
