The mission of Endicott College is to instill in students an understanding of and an appreciation for professional and liberal studies. Deeply woven within this philosophy is the concept of applied learning, which has been the hallmark of Endicott. Linking classroom and off-campus work experience through required internships remains the most distinguishing feature of the College.

Endicott has a vision for the total development of the individual within a community that fosters an appreciation of diversity, international awareness, community service, and moral and ethical values. Endicott is an innovative and vibrant, student-centered institution that supports undergraduate and graduate students in their pursuit of knowledge.

Common threads run through the fabric of the Endicott experience: increased self-confidence, stronger professional skills and technological competencies, and perhaps the most valued of all, lives open to change.

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U.S. News and World Report ranks Endicott among “The top tier of Best Regional Universities (North).”

• The Endicott undergraduate population is 2,299 (59% female, 41% male).

• The undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio is 15/1 with an average class size of 17.6 students.

• Undergraduate Endicott students have 28 bachelors degree programs to choose from with eight master and doctoral programs for post-graduates.

• Undergraduate students can select from a variety of majors from the School of Arts of Science, Business, Communication, Education, Hospitality Management, Nursing, Sport Science and Fitness Studies, and Visual and Performing Arts.

• Endicott’s retention rate for first-time, full-time, first-to-second year undergraduates is 88%.

• Seventy-seven percent of graduates are employed full-time, and 16% of graduates further their education. Forty percent of full-semester interns received job offers from their internship sites.

• Endicott’s Beverly campus is only 25 miles from Boston with easy access to public transit into the city.

Endicott is an amazing place to be. I have enjoyed my years here and truly have embraced the experience. Endicott is more than just a college, it is a community. Immediately upon showing up fresh-man year I felt like I was part of something. Endicott makes you feel home. Every day when I wake up to go to class and see the ocean and the scenery around campus, I feel home. The people that I have met and the experiences I have had in my time here are memorable and will last a lifetime. As Endicott motto states, “Discover the experience.” You won’t be let down. The choice to play Division III baseball instead of any other division came because of my desire to be at Endicott. The division was just a number to me, it was more about finding the right fit of a school and the level of baseball was secondary. At Division III specifically, Endicott offers the balance that I need to be successful both in the classroom and on the base-ball field. The structure provided has allowed me to flourish since being here. – Mike Nich

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TYLER HITCHCOCKEndicott has truly been a place where I immediately fit in from the start. The most important aspect of Endicott that has made it such a memorable experience is the friendships I have made over the years. Being from a small town, the college transition was an intimidating process at first, but the tight knit community of Endicott made my transition a lot easier and has opened up lifelong friendships. Endicott is also a very versatile college that offers everything within my range of interests. I have been able to decide a future career choice that is right for me through the variety of courses I have taken, and the numerous student activities and organizations. Overall my Endicott experience has been life changing all for the better. Division III has given me an amaz-ing opportunity to compete at a high level while excelling as a student-athlete. Being a Division III athlete has been a motivation on the field as well as in the classroom because I am expected to reflect my college in a positive light. It has given me the op-portunity to balance my academics as well as my athletic obligations, which is impera-tive for any student looking to succeed in college. – Tyler Hitchcock

When I began my college search, I was relatively unsure what I wanted. All I knew at the time was I desired the opportunity to compete on the baseball field and that I want-ed to be part of a community. As I began to visit schools and talk to coaches, I realized a big campus was not for me. It appeared to me that students at large schools were more so supporting the name, not as much the players and their fellow students. When I visited Endicott, I knew almost immediately it was perfect. It offered me the chance to become not just a part of a team and a campus, but in many senses, a family. I love the support of the Endicott baseball family and it’s been a catalyst of motivation, but I also love how the other teams support us as well. I know whether I’m taking the field or going to class I’m constantly surrounded by people I know, people I’m proud to share the Blue and Green with, and people I’m proud to graduate with. Division III gave me the perfect balance to still compete, yet the availability to still focus on other aspects of my life I deem essential. The first obviously being grades, I knew that the chief reason to come to Endicott was to learn and obtain my bachelors degree, and I wanted to be able to devote as much time as possible to my education. Additionally, I have an-other passion in music. I love to study, perform, and see music constantly. Division III seemed to give me the opportunity to still compete at a high athletic level, focus on my education, and yet still allow me to continue to pursue my passion of music and further myself in that aspect of my life as well. - Ralph Fidaleo

RALPH FIDALEO

60 conference titles, 50 NCAA appearances, two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 54 ECAC appearances, seven ECAC Championships

28 Athletic All-Americans, 62 Players of the Year, 33 Rookies of the Year, 27 Coaches of the Year

36 Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame members (dating back to 1994)

Overall department win percentage of .592 (3390-2330-59); Conference-only win percentage of .721 (1810-695-23)

Four Academic All-Americans and several Academic

All-Region honorees12 Conference

Senior Scholar-Athletes of

the Year

Numerous Academic All-Conference players

and several team academic awards

Endicott Academic Varsity Club

recognized 48 sophomore and above student-

athletes this year with GPAs of 3.50

or higher

Department-wide GPA mirrors or exceeds

general Endicott student population

Though the last two seasons of have ended with champion-ships, Endicott’s baseball program has their sights set on a different outcome for the 2013 season.

The Gulls are the two-time defending champions of the ECAC Division III New England baseball tournament, but are focused on winning the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) title and returning to the NCAA Regional tournament for the first time since 2006.

“Our goal this year, as it is every year, is to win the confer-ence and put ourselves in a position where we can compete in the regional and national tournament,” said Head Coach Bryan Haley, entering his sixth year at the helm of the Endicott baseball program.

The 2013 Gulls have a host of players returning to both their lineup and their pitching staff, including six All-Conference selections from the 2012 season, in which they posted a 29-16 record.

Endicott’s offensive fire-power starts in a speedy outfield, where it will return starters Tad Gold, Ralph Fidaleo and team captain Colin Sitarz. Sitarz, a graduate student, is on pace to become the career leader in several offensive categories in his final season, and he and Gold are both coming off of First Team All-CCC selections a year ago.

Sitarz hit .307 last year, scoring 30 runs and knocking in

34, while leading the team with 14 doubles. Gold, entering just his junior season, is coming off of a year in which he stole 22 bases, hit .315 and led the Gulls with 42 runs and 38 RBIs. Gold needs just 13 stolen bases to become the all-time program leader, and currently has the highest stolen base percentage in Endicott history (.887).

Fidaleo drove in 12 runs a year ago and was one of three players, along with Gold, to hit a team-high three home runs. Junior Conor Ressel will return to see time in the Endicott outfield, as will versatile newcomer Tim Brutto.

In the infield, Endicott will again have some familiar faces, though they may shift their positions a little. Freshman Harry Oringer returns after a stand-out freshman campaign in which he hit .280, scored 23 runs, knocked four triples and was third on the team with 27 RBI. EJ Martinez, who batted .291 a year ago with two home-runs and eleven doubles, will slide over from shortstop to third base, opening the door for freshman Cody Hall, Matt Paola and Nick Quattro to compete for the shortstop and utility infield positions.

At first base, Endicott will look to freshman Corbin Hyde and transfer Brett Holmgren, both of whom are strong defensive players and left handed hitters.

Senior catcher and All-CCC Honorable Mention, Robert Gold-stick, will be back for his final season behind the plate. Robbie has proven himself to be one of the top defensive catchers in

the league throughout the past two seasons.

Three time All-CCC 2nd Team award winner, Eric Lemke will again compete for the starting designated hitter role. In 2012, Lemke scored 31 runs and was 11-11 in stolen base attempts. Lemke has scored 98 runs and stolen 34 bases in three years with the Gulls. Lemke, who moved from second base to DH last season, may also see time in left field this season.

Like the outfield, the Gulls have good team speed in the infield, especially in Martinez, who stole eight bases last year and newcomers Paola, Holmgren, Hyde and Quattro. They all fit into Haley’s high pressure offense, where the Gulls will again look to put runners in motion and steal bases.

The rotation will also feature an All-Conference selection in Mike Nich, who earned a spot on the second team last year. Nich, playing in his final year as a graduate student, needs five wins to become the Endicott career leader after a 5-2 year in which he led the team with 35 strikeouts. Nich currently has 18 wins and has posted a 3.18 ERA with 102 strikeouts.

Other returners to Endicott’s staff include Tyler Hitchcock, who pitched four complete games for the Gulls last year and posted four wins. Brendan Pittsley, a member of the 2011 All-CCC 2nd team and Tyler Hill, who beat national runner up, Wheaton College and the Little East tournament champion, University of Southern Maine in two of his five starts last season.

Freshman Mike Walkowicz, a two-time All-State selection, will also compete for one of the spots in the starting rotation.

“I like the experience,” Haley said of his pitching staff. “We expect to pound the bottom of the zone and force contact, and they all do that well.” The Gulls certainly did throw strikes last year, finishing the season third in the country in walks per nine innings (2.22) and fifteenth in the nation in strikeout to walk ratio (2.61).

In the bullpen, Connor McLaughlin will return after a 2012 sophomore season in which he posted a 4-0 record with 3 saves and a 1.42 earned run average. Senior Kevin Dupras also had a strong season a year ago, with a 2-0 record, two saves and a 1.83 ERA, and will spend time as a swing-man between the bullpen and the rotation.

Hyde and Brutto will join returners Mike Griffin, Zac Poland and a strong group of freshman that will also contribute on the mound this spring.

This year, thanks to the newly turfed North Field, Endicott will start their season in Beverly with games against Saint Joseph’s (Maine) on March 2nd and a doubleheader against Bates on March 10th, before heading south for their annual participation in the Russ Matt Central Florida tournament, where they will play one of the strongest schedules in the region. They will match up against teams including Bowdoin and Trinity (Conn.), who both made NCAA regional appearances last year, as well as Eastern Connecticut State University, Amherst and William Paterson.

Things will not get any easier for the Gulls when they return north, as their season will again feature Little East champions Southern Maine and National runners-up Wheaton College. Common-wealth Coast Conference play will pit the Gulls against Curry, Roger Williams and Regional finalists Western New England, who Endicott hopes to unseat as five-time holders of the CCC championship.

2012 results

2011 statistics

## Name avg ab r h 2b 3b hr rbi bb sb-att obp slg12 Daniel Mello 0.353 119 27 42 10 0 3 20 6 14-18 0.426 0.5137 Michael Russo 0.323 124 25 40 7 1 0 17 5 13-13 0.404 0.3953 Tad Gold 0.315 146 42 46 5 8 3 38 25 22-24 0.410 0.5218 Colin Sitarz 0.307 150 30 46 14 2 0 34 7 10-11 0.368 0.427

13 Chase Sullivan 0.300 20 3 6 4 0 0 2 2 0-0 0.348 0.5001 EJ Martinez 0.291 141 27 41 11 2 2 24 16 8-12 0.370 0.4406 Harry Oringer 0.280 143 23 40 6 4 0 27 19 6-9 0.380 0.378

21 John Halsey 0.273 11 0 3 1 0 0 3 0 0-0 0.273 0.40011 Ralph Fidaleo 0.272 81 14 22 2 1 3 12 6 4-4 0.358 0.4329 Eric Lemke 0.242 149 31 36 5 0 0 12 14 11-11 0.341 0.275

25 Taylor English 0.231 13 2 3 0 0 0 2 2 2-2 0.375 0.23131 Michael Cahill 0.217 23 2 5 2 0 0 2 1 0-0 0.250 0.30432 Conor Ressel 0.209 67 14 14 2 2 0 9 8 13-14 0.289 0.29915 Robert Goldstick 0.200 75 7 15 3 0 0 5 4 1-1 0.241 0.2405 Benjamin Petrides 0.182 11 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0.250 0.182

10 Michael Griffin 0.146 41 7 6 0 0 0 3 6 0-0 0.250 0.1822 Nicholas Roberts 0.056 18 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 0-0 0.150 0.056

17 Kyle Kromberg 0.000 14 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 1-1 0.118 0.00018 Dana Duquette 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0.000 0.00022 Chris Mehuron 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0.000 0.00030 Matthew deVaux 0.000 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0-0 1.000 0.00029 Alex Ray 0.000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0.000 0.000

Totals 0.273 1348 261 368 72 20 11 213 127 105-120 0.357 0.381Opponent 0.283 1402 199 397 65 7 7 174 87 41-66 0.341 0.354

## Name era w l sv g gs cg ip er bb k2 Benjamin Petrides 3.13 6 1 0 10 8 5 54.2 19 9 29

24 Michael Nich 4.02 5 2 0 12 9 3 53.2 24 3 3527 Tyler Hitchcock 5.57 4 4 0 10 7 4 42.0 26 4 1826 Steven Carter 4.10 3 1 0 9 7 1 37.1 17 9 2514 Brendan Pittsley 5.00 1 4 0 13 8 0 36.0 20 19 2219 Tyler Hill 3.82 2 1 0 15 5 0 33.0 14 18 1833 Connor McLaughlin 1.42 4 0 3 19 0 0 25.1 4 4 1716 John Morrison 1.85 2 1 5 16 0 0 24.1 5 11 2423 Kevin Dupras 1.83 2 0 2 12 0 0 19.2 4 1 1435 Andrew Millard 4.09 0 0 0 7 0 0 11.0 5 1 545 Zac Poland 6.52 0 0 0 7 0 0 8.1 6 4 1028 Brian Millea 3.38 0 0 0 5 0 0 2.2 1 1 310 Michael Griffin 27.00 0 1 0 3 1 0 2.1 7 2 234 Rich Yutkins 6.75 0 1 0 4 0 0 1.1 1 1 2

Totals 3.93 29 16 10 45 45 13 353.0 154 87 227Opponent 5.05 16 29 5 45 45 9 345.2 194 127 202

2012 statistics

Date Opponent Location Result

2012: 29-16 (12-4 CCC)MARCH

11 vs Saint Joseph’s (Me.)^ Winter Haven, Fla. L 1-512 vs Bowdoin^# Auburndale, Fla. L 1-3, L 0-313 vs Fitchburg State/Saint Joseph’s (Me.)^ Winter Haven, Fla. W 14-3, L 9-1115 vs Keene State^ Winter Haven, Fla. L 5-816 vs Anna Maria#^ Auburndale, Fla. W 9-1, W 11-217 vs Trinity (Conn.)#^ Winter Haven, Fla. L 2-5, W 7-221 at Salem State Salem, Mass. L 11-1422 Wheaton (Mass.) Beverly, Mass. L 7-8 (14)24 at Nichols*# Dudley, Mass. W 3-1, W 7-025 Roger Williams*# Beverly, Mass. W 6-2, L 2-427 at Worcester State Worcester, Mass. W 16-431 at Eastern Nazarene*# Quincy, Mass. W 6-1, W 3-2

APRIL1 at Western New England*# Springfield, Mass. L 6-14, L 2-73 Southern Maine Beverly, Mass. L 3-94 Bates Beverly, Mass. W 10-77 at Roger Williams Bristol, R.I. L 1-4 (9)9 at MIT Cambridge, Mass. W 18-7

14 Gordon*# Beverly, Mass. W 4-2, W 8-415 Wentworth*# Boston, Mass. W 5-2, W 4-318 at Southern Maine Portland, Maine W 3-219 Suffolk Beverly, Mass. W 6-221 Brandeis Beverly, Mass. W 2-124 at Wheaton (Mass.) Norton, Mass. W 5-325 at Curry*# Milton, Mass. W 9-7 (8), L 2-1026 at Westfield State Westfield, Mass. W 4-228 Salve Regina*# Beverly, Mass. W 7-4, W 6-229 UMass Boston# Beverly, Mass. W 12-5, W 5-4 (8)

MAYCCC Tournament

3 Gordon Beverly, Mass. W 3-05 Roger Williams Beverly, Mass. L 0-86 at Western New England Springfield, Mass. L 6-7

ECAC DIII New England Tournament12 Newbury - Semifinals Beverly, Mass. W 7-212 Anna Maria - Championship Beverly, Mass. W 3-2

* indicates conference game# indicates doubleheader^ indicates RussMatt Central Florida Invitational

2012 awards

# Full Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown / High School1 EJ Martinez 3B/C Jr. 5-10 190 Brooklyn, N.Y. / Poly Prep2 Tim Brutto RHP/OF Fr. 5-10 180 Worcester, Mass. / St. Peter Marian3 Tad Gold% OF Jr. 6-1 185 Martha's Vineyard, Mass. / Martha's Vineyard Regional4 Brett Holmgren 1B Sr. 5-11 200 Middleboro, Mass. / Coyle Cassidy5 Steve Morganelli RHP Fr. 6-0 200 Milford / Milford High School6 Harry Oringer 2B/3B So. 5-8 190 Dartmouth, Mass. / Coyle Cassidy7 Conor Ressel OF Jr. 6-0 210 Rockport, Mass. / Gloucester8 Colin Sitarz% OF/1B Gr. 6-0 185 West Hartford, Conn. / Hall9 Eric Lemke UTL Sr. 5-7 165 Southington, Conn. / Southington

10 Michael Griffin RHP Sr. 5-10 185 Arlington, Mass. / Arlington11 Ralph Fidaleo OF Sr. 5-10 215 Fairfield, Conn. / Fairfield Warde12 Nick Quattro SS/2B Fr. 5-8 170 Canton / Canton/Avon Old Farms13 Ted Andrews C So. 5-11 175 Essex Jct., Vt. / Essex14 Brendan Pittsley RHP Sr. 6-2 190 Plympton, Mass. / Silver Lake15 Robert Goldstick% C Sr. 5-8 165 Deerfield, Ill. / Deerfield17 Cody Hall SS/2B Fr. 6-0 185 Rutland, Mass. / Wachusett Reg.18 Matthew Paola SS/2B Fr. 5-8 175 Middlebury, Conn. / Pomperaug19 Tyler Hill RHP Jr. 6-0 180 Las Vegas, Nev. / New Hampton School20 Greg Heineman RHP/3B Fr. 5-11 185 Wilbraham, Mass. / Minnechaug21 Michael Cahill OF So. 6-0 190 Plymouth, Mass. / Plymouth North22 Zac Poland LHP So. 5-11 180 Essex Junction, VT / Rice Memorial23 Kevin Dupras RHP Sr. 6-1 200 Belchertown, Mass. / Belchertown24 Mike Nich% RHP Gr. 6-0 230 Orange, Conn. / Amity25 Taylor English UTL Jr. 5-11 210 Barre, Vt. / Spaulding27 Tyler Hitchcock RHP Sr. 6-1 180 Abington, Mass. / Abington28 John Morrison RHP Jr. 6-0 185 Ridgefield, Conn. / Ridgefield29 Jon Branch RHP Fr. 5-7 185 Milford, Mass. / Milford30 Gabe Dunn RHP Jr. 5-8 170 Topsfield, Mass. / Masconomet Reg.31 Corbin Hyde 1B/LHP Fr. 6-2 190 Lewiston, Maine / Lewiston32 Davarn Nova RHP Fr. 6-2 200 Wareham / Coyle Cassidy33 Connor McLaughlin% RHP Jr. 5-11 180 Clinton, Mass. / Clinton34 Mike Walkowicz LHP Fr. 6-0 205 Amherst, Mass. / Amherst45 Josh Drew C Fr. 5-11 205 Intervale, N.H. / Kennett

* indicates captain% indicates 2012 All-CCC winner

2013 roster

ACADEMIC AWARDSRALPH FIDALEO CCC All-Conference, Endicott Academic Varsity Club

COLIN SItARz CCC All-Conference, Endicott Academic Varsity Club

AtHLEtIC AWARDSCOLIN SItARz All-CCC First Team First Base

tAD gOLD All-CCC First Team Outfield, ECAC DIII New England Batter of the Week, CCC Player of the Week

DANNY MELLO All-CCC Second Team Third Base, NEIBA All-Star, CCC Player of the Week

MICHAEL RuSSO ‘12 All-CCC Second Team Outfield

ERIC LEMkE ‘12 All-CCC Second Team Designated Hitter

MIkE NICH All-CCC Second Team Pitcher

RObERt gOLDStICk All-CCC Honorable Mention Catcher

CONNOR MCLAugHLIN All-CCC Honorable Mention Pitcher

bENjAMIN PEtRIDES ‘12 All-CCC Honorable Mention Pitcher

tYLER HILL CCC Pitcher of the Week

Bryan Haley

Head coach Bryan Haley eclipsed the 100-win mark a season ago and now enters his sixth year in the Endicott dugout.

Throughout the last three seasons, Haley’s teams have averaged just under 30 wins per year. During this time, the foundation of the program has been represented by three “core beliefs”.

Haley believes in creating an Endicott baseball family, in which members of the team support each other in all facets of College life, both on and off of the field.

He also expects that his players act as men of high quality char-acter, who will strive to make good decisions, help others and work to put themselves in good situations.

Finally, Haley expects his players to be physically and mentally tough competitors. “My focus is on getting players ready for the marathon run of the season,” says Haley. “This includes making sure that they are physically durable enough to handle a 50+ game season and mentally tough enough to deal with the adversity that comes with playing the game of baseball.”

Haley implements a rigorous year-round strength and condition-ing program, which he believes is critical to on field success. The team’s workouts feature both traditional weight lifting as well as baseball specific workouts that focus on core strength, explosive-ness, agility and flexibility. The team also regularly practices positive mental focus, through various breathing, relaxation and visualization exercises.

Players on Haley’s teams are expected to be fierce competi-tors. The passion for competition is reinforced every day during practice and team meetings. “I expect our players to love to

compete and have a passion for the game of baseball,” says Haley.

In addition to their passion for the game, Haley’s players are expected to bring a positive attitude, and their maximum concentration and effort, each and every day to both practices and games. “Only focusing on what we, individually, can control, is the key to the success of the individual and the team. We make a concerted effort to focus on “the process” of what leads to success, as opposed to only looking at results.”

Coach Haley sees his primary role as that of a teacher. His goal is to work with and develop each player, in order to help them to reach their maximum potential as a ball player. Off of the field, Haley feels that it’s his duty to motivate his players to excel and become successful in all of their individual roles as men.

Haley believes that having the players involved in team leadership is critical to their cohesion as a unit. He strongly relies on upperclassmen to mentor newcomers to the program. Haley also meets often with the players on his team and encourages them to speak with him at any time about their roles on the squad or any concerns or issues that they are having.

One of the ways in which he encourages leadership across his roster is through his Players Committee, a group made up of two representatives from each class. The Players Committee meets periodically to discuss team issues and make decisions on anything from equipment orders to team discipline.

At the top of Coach Haley’s list of priorities is his team’s academic success. “The players need to take advantage of the opportunity to develop in the classroom and through real world experience, during their required intern-ships. Along with enjoying the overall experience of the College, Endicott’s value lies within the career opportunities that are developed through their work on internships.”

LOCATION ........................................................ Beverly, Massachusetts

FOUNDED ....................................................................................... 1939

ENROLLMENT .............................................................................. 2,355

NICkNAME ...................................................................................... Gulls

COLORS.......................................................................... Blue and Green

HOME FIELD ......................................................................... North Field

AFFILIATIONS ................................................ NCAA Division III, ECAC

CONFERENCE .............................................................. Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC)

PRESIDENT ...........................................................Dr. Richard E. Wylie

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS ................................................Brian Wylie

HEAD COACH ................................................Bryan Haley (sixth year)

ASSISTANT COACH...................................Frank Defelice, Jon Cahill

OVERALL COACHING RECORD .............................................. 128-92 (.582 winning percentage)

COACHING RECORD AT ENDICOTT .................128-92 (69-35 CCC) (.582 winning percentage)

2012 RECORD .........................................................29-16 (12-4 CCC)

ALL-TIME PROGRAM RECORD ..........................391-308 (194-77) (.559 winning percentage, 18 Total Seasons)

BASEBALL PHONE ....................................................... 978-232-2304

EMAIL ..................................................................bhaley@endicott.edu

quick facts

MARCH2 Saint Joseph’s (Me.) Beverly, Mass. 12:00 PM10 Bates# Beverly, Mass. 12/2:30 PM17 vs McDaniel^ Lakeland, Fla. 10:00 AM 17 vs UMass Dartmouth^ Auburndale, Fla. 3:00 PM 18 vs Framingham State^ Auburndale, Fla. 3:00 PM19 vs Bowdoin^ Auburndale, Fla. 2:00 PM 21 vs Amherst^ Lakeland, Fla. 3:00 PM22 vs William Patterson^ Winter Haven, Fla. 9:30 AM23 vs Trinity (Conn.)#^ Auburndale, Fla. 12:30/3:00 PM26 Worcester State Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM29 MIT Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM30 Husson# Beverly, Mass. 12/2:30 PMAPRIL 1 at Roger Williams*# Bristol, R.I. 2/4:30 PM2 Southern Maine Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM3 at Brandeis Waltham, Mass. 3:00 PM6 Eastern Nazarene*# Beverly, Mass. 12/2:30 PM7 Western New England*# Beverly, Mass. 12/2:30 PM10 at UMass Boston Boston, Mass. 3:30 PM11 Salem State Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM13 at Gordon*# Wenham, Mass. 12/2:30 PM14 at Wentworth*# Boston, Mass. 12/2:30 PM16 at Suffolk Boston, Mass. 3:30 PM17 at Southern Maine Gorham, Maine 3:30 PM19 Nichols*# Beverly, Mass. 2/4:30 PM21 Curry*# Beverly, Mass. 12/2:30 PM23 Wheaton (Mass.) Beverly, Mass. 3:30 PM25 Westfield State Beverly, Mass. 4:00 PM27 at Salve Regina*# Newport, R.I. 12/2:30 PM28 UMass Boston Beverly, Mass. 12:00 PMMAY2-5 CCC Tournament (Double Elimination) TBA TBA8-12 ECAC DIII New England Tournament TBA TBA15-28 NCAA DIII Tournament TBA TBA

* indicates Commonwealth Coast Conference game # indicates doubleheader ^ indicates RussMatt Central Florida Invitational

2013 schedule

Head Coach at: Endicott (2008-present)

Two ECAC Championships (‘11, ‘12)

2010 CCC Coach of the Year

27 All-CCC Players, two CCC Rookies of

the Year, and a CCC Pitcher of the Year

Assistant Coach at:

Columbia (2003-07)

Brandeis (2000, 2002)

ENDICOTT BASEBALL IS PROUD TO BE A PART OF THECOMMONWEALTH COAST CONFERENCE:

Endicott College • Curry College Eastern Nazarene Collegee • Gordon College Nichols College • Roger Williams University Salve Regina University • University of New England Wentworth Institute • Western New England

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