Chip received a total of nine varsity letters in football (2), basketball (3) and baseball (4). He was an All ECC player four times; once in football and three times in baseball.

He was named All Area twice and Class M All State three times. As captain of the 1993 team, he led the Indians with a .462 batting average as they captured the school’s first baseball ECC division title and ECC Tournament title. For his efforts, he was named the Area Player of the Year by local newspapers. Upon graduation, Chip played collegiately for two years at Manchester Community College where he led the team to the 1994 NJCAA World Series. He was also the starting shortstop for Eastern Tides of the New England Collegiate Baseball League as the team captured the very first NECBL championship. For his efforts, Chip would be named to the NECBL All Star team. Chip, a proud member of the Mohegan Tribe, currently works in a managerial position at the Mohegan Sun. He resides in Montville with his wife Lauren and children faith and Cole

Chip is in his 4th year in the program and has coached multiple age groups throughout the program.