3Point Staff
Sara Kilroy
Sara Kilroy has spent the last 12 years working in the Boston Public Schools both as a school based staff or nonprofit partner and now has two of her own children attending BPS. Her work has primarily focused on leveraging the power of out of school time to support all students in their educational journey. With a Master’s Degree in Positive Youth Development and a Certificate from Boston University’s NonProfit Management and Leadership program, Sara is committed to strengthening opportunities for our young people through high quality, engaging and supportive programming. Throughout her career, she has been involved in a variety of sports based youth nonprofits and is a soccer player at heart. In addition, Sara is an avid reader, her latest book recommendation is “My Beloved World” by Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Keith McDermott
Keith is a seasoned professional with over 30 years of experience in athletics as a collegiate and post collegiate track & field athlete, coach and college administrator. Keith’s commitment to leveraging resources using athletics, education and civic engagement are core ingredients to his professional history. For his efforts, Keith was appointed by three different governors to the Massachusetts Governor’s Committee on Physical Fitness and Sports. Keith is the former Director of the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center.
Montá Connolly
Monta Connolly is the Managing Director of 3PointFoundation. She graduated from Framingham State University in 2017, majoring in Sociology. After graduation, Monta began working as a School-Based employee for Framingham Public Schools where she mentored students and provided support in school and through after-school programming. During this time, she worked with youth in Mazie’s mentorship program and also directed a ‘No-Cook, Cooking’ class. Monta then began working in the Human Resources Department for 4 years implementing and maintaining HRIS systems for Framingham Public Schools. During her time at Framingham State University, she played on the Women’s Basketball team, averaging 11 points, 3 assists, and 9 rebounds per game where she was named captain her Junior and Senior year. She is excited to continue her work serving the youth and bringing new ideas to support the growth of the 3PointFoundation.
Holly Webster
Holly has worked in the field of education for over ten years. In addition to her role as Director of Academics at 3 Point, she is also a member of the curriculum and instructor development team at Livius Prep. Holly earned her Master of Arts in Teaching at Regis College and her Bachelor of Science in Education and Mathematics from Bridgewater State University. She has seven years of classroom teaching experience and currently holds a Massachusetts and Rhode Island teaching certification. She has worked in multiple school districts including Newton, Sharon, Westwood, Wellesley, and Medway Public Schools. Her most recent teaching position was as a math teacher at a prestigious and academically rigorous charter school called Achievement First in Providence, RI. She has a warm personality that makes students enjoy working with her, even on subjects that give them great difficulty. Holly enjoys spending time with her family, including her dog Riggy, and her son Steven.
Danny Pang
Danny has spent the last 12 years working in the nonprofit sector with a strong focus on organizational equity and evaluation. He is currently the Development and Data Manager at the 3PointFoundation where he manages and leverages data to communicate impact and drive fundraising performance.
Previously, Danny was the Data and Impact Manager for the Organizational Equity Practice at Trinity Boston Connects, where he successfully managed client projects, streamlined operations, and evaluated leadership competencies among program participants.
Previously, Danny was the Database Manager at Leadership, Education, Athletics, in Partnership (LEAP), where he significantly improved fundraising effectiveness and data accuracy. His earlier role as Project Manager for Research, Evaluation, and Learning at The Annie E. Casey Foundation showcased his expertise in performance measurement and program implementation.
Danny holds a Master’s Degree in Nonprofit Management from Notre Dame of Maryland University and a Bachelor’s Degree in History and Secondary Education from Providence College. Beyond his professional achievements, Danny is passionate about data analysis and in his free time, can be found hiking, rock climbing, and spending time with his wife and dog.
Junior Ventura
Junior is a recent first-generation graduate from The University of Massachusetts of Boston, where he earned a degree in Sport Leadership and Administration. Prior to his time at the University of Massachusetts Boston, he was a former collegiate athlete at Merrimack College where he was a part of the Men’s Soccer team. Raised in Alexandria, Virginia, Junior developed a deep passion for sports, specifically soccer and youth development, inspired by his personal experiences as an athlete and the positive role sports played in his life. His academic focus centered on how sports can be a powerful tool for teaching leadership, teamwork, and resilience to young people.
Throughout his time at The University of Massachusetts Boston, Junior interned with local youth sports organizations as well as professional sports teams, gaining hands-on experience in mentoring young athletes and leadership skills. He is passionate about creating inclusive spaces where youth can develop both athletic skills and personal growth. Junior is excited to pursue a career dedicated to inspiring and developing young athletes in his community through his love of sports and youth development.
Julio Castillo
Julio Castillo has dedicated the past six years to education, fueled by a lifelong passion for social justice and community advocacy. Growing up on Heath Street, Julio experienced firsthand the challenges of inequity and began seeking change as early as age 12. His drive for justice led him to work with organizations such as Beantown Society, Bikes Not Bombs, The City School, and Hyde Square Task Force, where he helped empower youth through leadership development, activism, and community engagement.
Julio earned his bachelor’s degree in Finance from Wheaton College and later a Master’s in Educational Leadership and Policy from Boston College. This dual background in finance and education has shaped his ability to bridge strategy with empathy—combining sharp organizational insight with a deep commitment to people.
Since graduate school, Julio has spent six years in the classroom, centering his work on student empowerment, family engagement, and creating equitable pathways for young people. At 3Point Foundation, Julio continues this mission of uniting schools, families, and communities, ensuring that students not only gain access to opportunity but also the confidence to embrace it.
Steven Arango
Steven Arango is a passionate educator, mentor, and coach dedicated to helping young people unlock their full potential. With over five years of experience in youth mentoring and student support services, and two years of athletic coaching, Steven brings a hands-on, heart-led approach to education and leadership. Born and raised in Boston, he combines his lived experience with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology to create spaces where students feel seen, supported, and inspired to grow. Known for his authenticity, discipline, and steady presence, Steven leads by example—always striving to evolve personally and professionally while empowering others to do the same.
A lifelong movie buff, anime enthusiast, and boxing fan, Steven finds inspiration in stories of grit, growth, and redemption—values he carries into his work and everyday life.
Hannah Casey
Hannah Casey joined the 3point Foundation in September of 2025. After graduating from Virginia Tech with a degree in International Studies and Spanish, Hannah began her career as an English as a Foreign Language teacher as a Princeton in Asia fellow at the University of Khon Kaen in Northeastern Thailand. She then taught at a high school in Jaen, Spain and an elementary school in Malaga, Spain. Throughout her four years of teaching she worked with students from ages 3 to 22. Most recently, she worked as a Program Coordinator at Hult International Business School, providing administrative support to students and faculty. While her basketball career highlight was winning the 5th grade championship, she still seeks the opportunity to play whenever possible.
Ben Ouellet
Ben is a current student at Emmanuel College, pursuing a degree in Political Science with a dual focus in International Policy and American Politics. He brings a strong background in basketball, having played all four years at Ellington High School and serving as a varsity team member during his junior and senior seasons.
Malik Lorquet
Malik Lorquet is a 2023 graduate of the University of Massachusetts Boston, where he earned his degree in Sport Leadership and Administration while playing on the Men’s Basketball team and serving as team captain. He went on to play professionally overseas in Malta before transitioning into roles that allowed him to impact the game off the court. Malik has previously worked as a Basketball Instructor with The 3Point Foundation, interned with New Balance Basketball, and served as a Site Director for Zero Gravity Basketball overseeing major youth basketball events. Most recently, he contributed to the NBA G League as an Operations Assistant with the Stockton Kings, helping support the team during their championship season. Malik remains passionate about using basketball as a platform for leadership, development, and community impact.