Joe Crispin is the founder of Crispin Basketball. Joe’s vision created our overall development philosophy and programs.

He enjoyed an extensive and successful playing career and is currently the Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach at Penn State University.

In High School, he led Pitman High School to the Sectional Finals three years in an row and the 1997 State Championship. During his 1997 campaign, he averaged over 32 points per game, scoring over 50 three times. He was an All-south Jersey selection three years in a row, an All-State Group 1 first team selection for two seasons, and an All-State, All-Group 1st Team selection his senior year. He finished his career with 2,654 points.

At Penn State, he helped lead his team to the 2001 NCAA tournament and a ‘Sweet 16’ appearance. During his time there, Penn State also made the NIT Final Four twice and had a combined record of 72-55. During his career, he was a Big Ten 1st and 2nd team selection and ended his career with 1,986 points.

Professionally, Joe played his rookie year in the NBA, playing with the Los Angeles Lakers and the Phoenix Suns. He also played in the CBA, the ABA, the USBL, Greece, Poland, Italy, Turkey, Spain, and Ukraine throughout his 11 year professional playing career. He was among the league leaders in scoring for 5 of those seasons and lead his Enel Brindisi team to the 2010 Legadue championship.

Joe is a Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach at Penn State University.  Prior to Penn State, Joe spent nine seasons as the Head Coach for the Men’s Basketball team at Rowan University.

Erin Crispin is the owner and director of Crispin Basketball. Erin also acts as the administrator and runs the day-to-day operations of CB.

In high school, Erin was a volleyball player, all-state swimmer, and soccer player at Mechancisburg Area High School.  After high school, Erin went on to play soccer collegiately at Penn State University.  Erin was an Academic All Big Ten recipient, as well as being named to the Soccer America Team of the Week during her freshman year.  She was a part of three Big Ten Regular Season Championship teams, one Big Ten Tournament Championship and a starting member of the 1999 team that went to the Final Four.

After graduating with an honors degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders in 2002, Erin married Joe Crispin and began her basketball traveling career.  During Joe’s 12 years of professional basketball, Erin lived and raised their family in 12 cities in 7 different countries.  Of their five children, two were born in Italy and Turkey.

In 2013, Erin became the Administrator for Crispin Basketball and then took over ownership in 2023.

Steve Crispin is the father of Joe and Jon Crispin and was their primary basketball influence growing up. He played High School basketball at Glassboro High School in New Jersey and scored 1450 points during his career (without the benefit of the three point line). He also led his team to a second place finish in the NJ Group 1 State Championship during that time.

He attended Villanova University on a Football scholarship. Shortly thereafter, he returned to Glassboro and served as the Head Coach for seven seasons. During that time, he had a 77% winning percentage, compiling a record of 159-47. He also led the Bulldogs to three conference championships, one South Jersey Championship and one Group 1 State Championship.

After his time at Glassboro, Steve began the developmental program for Pitman basketball as his efforts focused especially on helping his sons become the best they could be. He spent countless hours in the gym coaching their teams and them individually and countless hours on the road driving to such contests. The best evidence for his basketball wisdom is Joe and Jon’s basketball success, because the vast majority of his basketball time and energy was invested into the two of them.

His specialty must be scoring because if you total up the High School scoring totals of Steve, Joe, Jon, Kellie and Karlie (younger sisters), you come to a total of almost 7,500 points.

Steve is the current interim superintendent for Pitman School District.

Steve serves Crispin Basketball as a consultant and, on days of his choosing, a camp director and a coach at club practice. His specialty is individual skill development and he also runs smalls groups to put that specialty to use, especially in the area of shooting.

Jon Crispin is the younger brother of Joe Crispin. He runs various camps, clinics and small workout groups.

Jon attended his hometown Pitman High School from 1995 to 1999. He became a four-year starter on the varsity basketball team, two of which were alongside his older brother Joe. As a senior, he earned an “All-Group All-State” second-team honor. For three straight years he earned Group I All-State honors. During his prep basketball career, Crispin led the Panthers to two conference titles, two South Jersey crowns and two Group I NJ State Championships (1997 & 1998).

Jon followed older brother Joe to play basketball for the Nittany Lions in State College, Pennsylvania.  Jon’s best performance came when he scored a career-high 26 points in the Nittany Lions’ 73–68 upset at Kentucky on November 25, 2000 in the Wildcats’ home opener. He was also a starter throughout the 2001 NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament and helped Penn State reach the Sweet 16. The 84–72 loss against Temple would be the last time he and Joe would ever play as high school or collegiate teammates. Jon transfered to the national basketball powerhouse UCLA Bruins for his final two seasons.

When he resided in Los Angeles, California, Jon began his broadcasting career working for Fox Sports Radio, Fox Sports, Time Warner SportsNet, the Big Ten Network, and ESPN as a radio show host, college basketball analyst, and in-game color commentator. Jon previously served as the lead basketball analyst and color commentator for the Big Ten Network in Chicago, Illinois. He now is a color commentator for ESPN.

Torie is a South Jersey native who grew up in Washington Township, NJ. She graduated from Washington Township high school where she played 4 years of varsity basketball. Torie won a Group 4 Championship in 2012-2013, was a 2 time Captain’s Award winner (2015, 2016), produced over 500 assists, 750 career points and averaged 15 ppg. Torie was all- conference her junior and senior season. She then went on to play NCAA Division II college basketball as well as lacrosse at Nyack College in New York, where she graduated with a degree in psychology.  Torie began her coaching career right out of college as the head freshman coach at Washington Township High School. After completing the season at Township, she moved on to be the assistant varsity coach at Gloucester Catholic High School. During this time, Torie also coached AAU basketball locally. During the summer of 2023, Torie was hired as an assistant coach at Rowan University and is now entering into my second season. 

Torie grew up in a basketball centered household, starting with her father who played basketball at the collegiate level. She is the oldest of 3 sisters; one who completed her career at Gwynedd Mercy University with 1,000 career points and twin sisters who are currently at Gloucester Catholic High school and striving to play at the collegiate level. 

While in high school, Aaron began working Crispin Basketball camps and clinics with his older cousin, Joe, and has helped out with many leagues, clinics, camps and training since then. Once in college, Aaron started as a volunteer assistant for Coach Myers at Pitman High School from 2015-2017. After college, Aaron got his first job at Kingsway Regional High School as a History Teacher and Freshman Boys Basketball Coach in 2017.  After two years as an assistant at Kingsway, Aaron was hired as the head coach where he served for 4 years accruing 40 wins. Today, Aaron enjoys teaching his history classes and coaching and officiating the various leagues and programs we offer.

Sean attended his hometown Gloucester High School. He and his twin brother, Keith, were both four-year starters on the varsity basketball team (1995-1998) and have been inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame as a result of all of the success they and their teams experienced during that time. Sean played his college basketball career at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, where he played for both Bob Morgan and Dave Pauley. He scored 1,138 career collegiate points prior to a knee injury that ended his senior season early.

Sean returned to Gloucester High School after college graduation. He has been a teacher, counselor, principal, and athletic coach. Sean coached the Gloucester High Varsity girls basketball team to two South Jersey Group I championships. He was named Girls Basketball “Coach of the Year” by the Philadelphia Inquirer in 2009 and by the South Jersey Times in both 2009 & 2012.

Sean is currently superintendent for Gloucester City School District. He is married and the father of three children, Kellan, Shea, and Desmond, who participate in the Crispin Basketball programs.