Education
Messuri played his college hockey at, where he was the leading scorer in each of his four seasons and currently is the Princeton Tigers" all-time leading scorer.
Messuri played his college hockey at, where he was the leading scorer in each of his four seasons and currently is the Princeton Tigers" all-time leading scorer.
Now, Messuri is head coach of the Arlington High School Spy Ponders in Massachusetts Messuri spent his first two seasons with the Johnstown Chiefs of the East Coast Hockey League, where he led the team in points in both the 1989-1990 season (72 points) and the 1990-1991 season (90 points). He also had a brief recall with the Chiefs" AHL affiliate, the Maine Mariners. Despite only playing two seasons and only 116 games with the Chiefs, Messuri"s 162 points is the tenth-highest total in Chiefs" history.
Messuri later signed with the Flint Bulldogs of the Colonial Hockey League, where he played on a team with former teammates Quintin Brickley, Lee Odelein, East.J. Sauer, Jason Simon and former Chiefs forward Tom Sasso, who had played in Johnstown the prior to Messuri"s arrival.
He played two seasons for the Bulldogs, scoring 57 points in 51 games, and retired after the 1992-1993 season. Messuri was hired on as the coach of the Winchester (Master of Arts) Sachems at the start of the 1994-1995 season.
At the time of Messuri"s hiring, the Winchester team had only two games in a season once since 1975 and was in the middle of a 100 game inter-league losing streak. After 15 years of coaching, Messuri retired after the 2009-2010.
His replacement was Matt Spang, a player that Messuri had previously coached.
He now coaches at the Arlington High School where he played in high school and the team went 5-10-5 in his first season, 9-7-5 in is second year, and 14-4-5 last season. He has qualified for the Massachusetts High School Division 1 Tournament the past 2 seasons.