[2] Sorrentine was named the Rhode Island Player of the Year by both Gatorade and USA Today in 2000, after leading St. Raphael's to back-to-back state titles.
In his absence, the Catamounts went 21–12, winning their first-ever America East Championship, defeating Boston University for a trip to the 2003 NCAA tournament.
[5] Returning from injury a year later, the tandem of Sorrentine and Coppenrath combined to bring Vermont to a 22–9 record, another America East Championship, and a trip to the 2004 NCAA tournament, where the Catamounts fell to eventual national champion Connecticut in the first round.
[7] Vermont became just the third team in America East history to win three or more consecutive conference tournament titles.
After graduation, Sorrentine earned NBA Summer League spots with the Miami Heat and the Milwaukee Bucks, before signing with Banca Nuova Trapani in Italy.
[11] In 2008, Sorrentine accepted a spot on Brown's staff, reuniting with Jesse Agel, his former assistant coach at Vermont.