Education
Massenat attended high school in Hamilton, New Jersey. In his senior year, he led the basketball team to the school"s first ever NJSIAA Tournament of Champions title, defeating Camden Catholic High School by a score of 53-39 at the Izod Center on March 23, 2010. That season, Massenat was named the team"s Most Valuable Player and earned the honors of a Second Team All-State selection.
Academically, Massenat also was a member of the honor roll throughout his four years in high school.
In his freshman season at Drexel University, Massenat started every game for the Dragons at point guard, and was named to the Colonial Athletic Association (Civil Aeronautics Administration) All-Rookie Team.
During that season, he recorded 11 assists in a game against Niagara, which tied Michael Anderson for the school record for most assists in a game by a freshman.
The following season, Massenat led the Civil Aeronautics Administration in three point percentage (450), assists per game (48), and assist/turnover ratio (22). He was named to the Civil Aeronautics Administration All-Tournament Team, and Drexel won the Civil Aeronautics Administration regular season title for the first time in program history.
In his junior season at Drexel, Massenat led the conference in assists per game again with 4.8 and started every game of the season for a third straight year.
A career highlight occurred at a game against Hofstra, when Massenat hit a game winning 50-foot three point shot as time expired. The shot was featured on SportsCenter"s "Top Ten Plays" the following day.
In this senior year, Massenat received first-team honors for the second time after leading the conference in assists (48 apg) and ranking seventh in scoring (174 ppg).
He also topped the conference and was among the best in Division I in both assist/turnover ratio and total assists.