Clark University

Justin Perron enters his fifth season with the Clark University men’s basketball staff in the 2019-20 season and second season as the program's full-time assistant coach.  

Perron had stints at Mansfield High School and Franklin High School prior to his graduation from Framingham State University in 2015. After graduating, Perron joined the Clark University men’s basketball program as an assistant coach where he has been responsible for everything from recruiting, scouting, in-game adjustments, practice planning and skill development.

Perron also has experience on the AAU scene, coaching his own 17U team with Mass Premier while helping with other aged teams. Under his guidance, Perron helped to groom 1/3 of his AAU team into college basketball players. Additionally, he has worked camps around the country for major basketball enterprises such as Hoop Group, the Academic All-American Camps, Championship Basketball School, and the Ivy League Elite Camps.

Off the court, Perron assists in the sports information office and serves as the liaison between athletics and the university’s Center for Counseling and Personal Growth. He earned his Master’s Degree in Higher Education Counseling from Providence College in May of 2019 and holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology.