teams play their home games in the Spiro Sports Center's Sutter Gymnasium. Six of Wagner's student athletes have been NEC Student-Athlete of the Year winners (2013–2018). Photos Notable alumni Lou Anarumo, defensive coordinator for the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals Tiffany Andrade, Miss New Jersey USA 2008 and 2nd runner-up at Miss USA 2008 Dawn Aponte, American football executive Rocco Armento, an American sculptor, painter, and member of the NO!art movement Andrew Bailey, former MLB All-Star pitcher, current bullpen coach for San Francisco Giants Francis P. Baldwin, former Exxon Chief Scientist noted for his work on chemical modifications of low functionality elastomers. Richard Baratta, film production manager known for his work on the 2002 Spider-Man film series, The Taking of Pelham 123, and Across the Universe Scott Barnhardt, actor, original cast of Broadway's "Book of Mormon" Bob Beckel, political commentator and analyst on the Fox News Channel Peter L. Berger, sociologist and theologian Jedediah Bila, author and political pundit Curt Blefary, pro baseball left fielder Alex Boniello, actor, with Broadway credits including Deaf West's Spring Awakening and Dear Evan Hansen Kathy Brier, actor Edward Burke, Staten Island deputy borough president (2006–present) Molly Burnett, star of Days of Our Lives and Queen of the South Lillian G. Burry, politician Richie Byrne, comedian Tim Capstraw, Brooklyn Nets Radio announcer and former Wagner Men's Basketball and Baseball coach Jim Carroll, American author, poet, autobiographer, and punk musician Brad Corbett, owner of Texas Rangers, 1974–1980 Edwin-Michael Cortez, library and information science dean Piotr Czech, former NFL kicker Christina DeCicco, actor Damien Demento (Phil Theis), wrestler John "Pat" Dugan, founder of Charity Navigator Fred Espenak, NASA astronomer Claire Fagin, nurse educator, pioneer of family-centered care, first female president of an Ivy League university Vincent A. Fischetti, microbiologist, past editor of Infection and Immunity Carmine Giovinazzo, actor (CSI: NY) Allan L. Goldstein, an authority on the thymus gland and the workings of the immune system Randy Graff, actor, Tony Award winner for Best Featured Actress in a Musical Betsy Joslyn, actor, with Broadway credits including "Into the Woods," "Sweeney Todd," "Les Miz" Friedrich Katz, anthropologist and historian Rich Kotite, former NFL head coach (Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets) Janine LaManna, nominee for Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical, for Seussical Kurt Landgraf, president of Washington College Robert Litzenberger, professor emeritus at the University of Pennsylvania Robert Loggia, actor Frank Lombardi, executive producer of