Rome Prize Fellow in Architecture Joseph Addabbo, Jr. (1982) - New York State Senator Tom Westman (1982) - Winner of Survivor: Palau Kenny Smith (1983) - Two-time NBA champion, television analyst for NBA on TNT Brian McNamee (1985) - Former strength and conditioning coach for New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays Christopher Klucsarits (1988) - Professional wrestler Robert Werdann (1988) - NBA player Michael Grimm (1988) - Congressman Kenny Anderson (1989) - Former NBA player Kerry Keating (1989) - Former basketball head coach, Santa Clara University; former assistant for UCLA and Seton Hall David Cancel (1990) - Entrepreneur Mike Jerzembeck (1990) - Former MLB player, New York Yankees Brian Scolaro (1991) - Comedian and actor Parry Shen (1991) - Actor Donn Swaby (?) - Actor Dan Bongino (1993) - Conservative political commentator former congressional candidate Brian Benjamin (1994) - Former lieutenant governor of New York Kawan Lovelace (1994) - Former Olympian Triple Jumper, 1996 Summer Olympics Vincent Piazza (1994) - Actor, Boardwalk Empire, Jersey Boys Mike Baxter (2002) - Former MLB player, New York Mets Chris Distefano (2002) - Comedian Gilberto Valle (2002) - Former NYPD officer convicted, then overturned, of conspiracy to kidnap Sundiata Gaines (2004) - Former NBA player, New Jersey Nets Matt Rizzotti (2004) - Former Minor League Baseball player Rosalyn Gold-Onwude (2005) - Basketball analyst William Morrissey (2005) - Professional wrestler Russ Smith (2009) - Former NBA player, currently the Israeli Basketball Premier League Moses Brown (2018) - NBA player References External links Educational institutions established in 1892 1892 establishments in New York (state) Marist Brothers schools Kew Gardens, Queens Roman Catholic high schools in Queens, New York