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 philoso-phy 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 commu-nity 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 2,355 (59% female, 41% male).

• The undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio is 15/1 with an aver-age class size of 17.8 students.

• Undergraduate Endicott students have 28 bachelors degree pro-grams 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, Educa-tion, 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-one 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.

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As a serious high school athlete debating which level of soccer to continue my career in, DIII became the obvious choice. It became a place where I could still be very com-petitive, successful and dedicated to both my team and my academics. Endicott has provided me with a highly com-petitive soccer program that has enabled me to continue my passion for the game and carry on the team’s historic success. The combination of an established soccer program, beautiful campus, community feel and academic success is why I chose Endicott. – Caitlin Peters ‘13

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lexi dussi ‘14Endicott is the perfect fit for me both academically and athletically. Student-athletes at Endicott are afforded the opportunity succeeded both in the classroom and on the playing field. The athletic depart-ment has flourished immensely and fosters leadership and dedication through sport. I have grown as an individual and as a player be-cause of the camaraderie our team embraces. Although I originally had plans to play at a higher level, being a part of a smaller DIII program has exceeded my expectations and has allowed me to enjoy the full college experience. I am certain that I will graduate with an unprecedented amount of knowledge based on the way Endicott academics and athletics have shaped me. – Lexi Dussi ‘14

After transferring to Endicott from a Division I University I realized that a DIII college with a smaller community is really what suited me best. The small classroom sizes and one of a kind internship program have helped me excel academically and build relationships with professors and colleagues. Along with academics, Endicott has a strong legacy in athletics. The athletes are driven and moti-vated with the expectation to win. The work ethic and values that I have learned through athletics here have shaped me and set me up for success in the future and I am thankful for the opportunity to be a part of such a great program. – Chelsea Garlock ‘13

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61 conference titles, 52 NCAA appearances, two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 51 ECAC appearances, nine ECAC Championships

33 Athletic All-Americans, 71 Players of the Year, 37 Rookies of the Year, 29 Coaches of the Year

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

Overall department win percentage of .592 (3529-2424-59); Conference-only win percentage of .721 (1888-723-23)

Five Academic All-Americans and 20

Academic All-Region honorees

since 201015 Conference

Senior Scholar-Athletes

of the Year

Numerous Academic All-Conference players and

several team academic awards

Endicott Academic Varsity Club recognized 59

student-athletes with GPAs of 3.50 or higher in

2012-13

Department-wide GPA mirrors or exceeds

general Endicott student population

Built in 2003, Endicott Stadium is home to the football, men’s and women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s soc-cer teams

Stadium is equipped with FieldTurf surface with an official capacity of 3,000 including an 800-person visitor bleacher section installed in 2012

Also has a permanent scoreboard, concession stand, out-door basketball courts, and an electronically equipped press box with a BOSE PA system

Endicott Stadium, one of the premiere NCAA Division III facilities in New England, also plays host to summer orga-nizations like North Shore Lacrosse, Elite Lacrosse Camps, and US Sports Camps

history (20 seasons) record holders (since 1994)YEAR OVERALL CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS POSTSEASON HEAD COACH1993 2-7 2-4 Isaac Adeyemi1994 7-7 3-3 Semifinalist Dina Gentile1995 11-7 4-3 Semifinalist Dina Gentile1996 9-7 4-3 Dina Gentile1997 14-3-2 7-0-1 GNAC CHAMPIONS Dina Gentile1998 12-8 7-1 Finalist MAIAW Finalist Dina Gentile1999 13-8-1 7-4-1 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA First Round Dina Gentile2000 12-5-2 9-1-2 Semifinalist Dina Gentile2001 16-6 10-2 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA First Round Dina Gentile2002 14-7-1 11-1 Finalist ECAC First Round Dina Gentile2003 18-3-2 12-0 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA Second Round Dina Gentile2004 16-5 11-1 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA First Round Dina Gentile2005 15-4-1 12-0 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA First Round Jodi Kenyon2006 19-4-1 11-1 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA Sweet 16 Jodi Kenyon2007 17-6 11-2 TCCC CHAMPIONS NCAA Second Round Jodi Kenyon2008 16-3-3 12-0-1 Finalist NCAA Second Round Jodi Kenyon2009 17-5-1 12-1 TCCC CHAMPIONS NCAA Second Round Jodi Kenyon2010 17-6-2 11-2 Finalist ECAC Finalist Jodi Kenyon2011 12-9 6-3 Finalist ECAC Finalist Jodi Kenyon2012 14-5-4 7-1-1 Semifinalist ECAC CHAMPIONS Jodi Kenyon

OVERALL 271-115-20 169-33-6WIN % (.692) (.827)

CATEGORY SINGLE GAME SINGLE SEASON CAREER RECORD

GOALS 5 Carleen Rago10/22/94 vs Pine Manor 30 Shannon Corliss, 1997 77 Shannon Corliss, 1996-99

GW GOALS 8Paula McGinn, 2006

Caitlin Flynn, 2008Colleen Pepin, 2010

23 Colleen Pepin, 2008-11

ASSISTS 4 Mary Ellen Mayo10/24/96 vs NEC 10 Amy Tepper, 1995

Caitlin Flynn, 2008 31 Caitlin Flynn, 2006-09

POINTS 11 Carleen Rago10/22/94 vs Pine Manor 69 (30g, 9a) Shannon Corliss, 1997 184 (77g, 30a) Shannon Corliss, 1996-99

SHOTS 14 Colleen Pepin11/10/10 vs Suffolk 135 Colleen Pepin, 2010 435 Colleen Pepin, 2008-11

PEN KICKS 2 Jessica Scholz, 2003 2Jessica Scholz, 2000-03Stacey Lubas, 2001-04Caitlin Flynn, 2006-09

SAVES 35 Lisa Schettino10/6/94 vs Western New Eng 158 Lisa Schettino, 1994 413 Sarah Nichols, 2001-04

SAVE % .955 Amy Meuse, 2009 .892 Amy Meuse, 2005-09GAA 0.24 Amy Meuse, 2009 0.59 Amy Meuse, 2005-09

WINS 17 Natalie Wyrsch, 2010 54 Sarah Nichols, 2001-04SHO 11 Katie Donnelly, 2012 27 Sarah Nichols, 2001-04

GP (field) 93 Victoria Hunt, 2007-10GP (goalie) 81 Sarah Nichols, 2001-04

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2013 non-conference oPPonents

OPPONENTRECORD

SINCE 19942012

RESULTS2013

MEETINGNOTES

CURRY Colonels2012 (6-11-2, 1-8 CCC)

EC leads 14-2 EC 1, CC 0 OT (home) Oct. 19 at 1:30 PM (away)From 2008-11, Endicott outscored Curry 22-4 in five matches until their narrow 1-0 OT win last fall.

EASTERN NAZARENE Lions2012 (9-8-3, 5-2-2 CCC)

EC leads 13-0-1 EC 1, ENC 1 2OT (away) Oct. 12 at 4:30 PM (home)After 13 straight losses, the Lions finally managed to salvage a tie in 2012. Endicott outshot ENC 23-6 through 110 minutes.

GORDON Fighting Scots2012 (17-3, 8-1 CCC)

EC leads 17-7-2 EC 2, GC 0 (away) Oct. 29 at 4:00 PM (home)The Gulls and Scots have met five times in the playoffs with Endicott shutting out Gordon in each game.

NICHOLS Bison2012 (3-12-2, 0-9 CCC)

EC leads 17-3-1 EC 2, NC 0 (away) Oct. 23 at 7:00 PM (home)Endicott hasn’t given up a goal to Nichols since a 4-2 victory over the Bison back in the 2008 regular season.

ROGER WILLIAMSHawks2012 (12-7-3, 7-1-1 CCC)

EC leads 15-8-2EC 1, RWU 2 (home)EC 0, RWU 0 2OT (PK 2-3 away)CCC Semifinals

Sep. 21 at 1:00 PM (away)Endicott has lost to RWU four times in the CCC Tournament, once in 2OT and twice in penalty kicks.

SALVE REGINASeahawks2012 (8-10-1, 3-5-1 CCC)

EC leads 17-1-1 EC 3, SRU 1 (home) Oct. 12 at 12:00 PM (away)Endicott’s win over the Seahawks in 2012 solidified their 16th straight season with at least 10 wins.

U OF NEW ENGLANDNor’easters2012 (7-11-1, 5-3-1 CCC)

EC leads 12-8-1 EC 2, UNE 0 (home) Oct. 26 at 12:00 PM (away)After nine straight Endicott wins over UNE between 2001-08, the Gulls and Nor’easters have traded victories in their last four games

WENTWORTH Leopards2012 (6-11-2, 4-5 CCC)

EC leads 16-2-1EC 8, WIT 0 (away)EC 0, WIT 0 2OT (PK 3-1 home)CCC Quarterfinals

Sep. 28 at 12:00 PM (home)

Three days after thumping Wentworth 8-0 on their own Senior Night, Endicott narrow-ly escaped a first round loss to the Leopards, winning 3-1 in penalty kicks.

WESTERN NEW ENG.Golden Bears2012 (8-11-1, 2-7 CCC)

EC leads 8-3 EC 1, WNE 0 (away) Oct. 5 at 4:30 PM (home)Endicott has not lost to WNE since 2007 including a 3-1 triumph in the 2009 CCC Championship match

OPPONENTRECORD

SINCE 1998LAST

MEETING2013

MEETINGNOTES

ROCHESTER (N.Y.)Yellow JacketsConference - UAA

N/A N/AAug. 30 at 2:00 PMFauver StadiumRochester, N.Y.

This the first meeting between these two teams. It will be at the Flower City Soccer Clas-sic.

UNION (N.Y.) DutchwomenConference - Liberty League

Series tied 1-1EC 0, UC 1Sep. 8, 2012at Union

Aug. 31 at 1:00 PMFauver StadiumRochester, N.Y.

Union scored in the 25th minute of the first half to beat Endicott 1-0 last fall. Gulls fired seven shots on net.

SALEM STATEVikingsConference - MASCAC

SSU leads 6-5-4EC 3, SSU 0Sep. 2, 2012at Salem State

Sep. 4 at 7:00 PMEndicott FieldBeverly, Mass.

Since 2006, Endicott has gone 5-1-1 against the Vikings. Gulls outshot Salem State 15-3 in their 2012 meeting.

KEENE STATEOwlsConference - Little East

KSC leads 6-1

EC 3, KSC 1Nov. 10, 2012at St. Joseph (Conn.)ECAC Semifinals

Sep. 7 at 1:00 PMJoyce Athletic FieldKeene, N.H.

Three second-half goals gave Endicott their first win over Keene State in program history and lift the Gulls into the ECAC New England Championship.

LASELL LasersConference - GNAC

N/A N/ASep. 10 at 4:00 PMTaylor FieldNewton, Mass.

After winning their second GNAC title, Lasell defeated Amherst 3-1 to advance into the Sec-ond Round of the NCAA Tournament.

SMITHPioneersConference - NEWMAC

N/A N/ASep. 14 at 1:00 PMEndicott StadiumBeverly, Mass.

After reaching the NEWMAC Championship in 2004 and 2006, the Pioneers have not returned to postseason play.

WELLESLEYBlueConference - NEWMAC

EC leads 3-2-1EC 7, WC 1Sep. 5, 2012at Endicott

Sep. 18 at 4:30 PMWellesley CollegeWellesley, Mass.

Seven different goal scorers led Endicott to their third win in the last four meetings with Wellesley in last fall’s 7-1 Gulls victory.

BABSONBeaversConference - GNAC

BC leads 3-2EC 0, BC 1Sep. 25, 2012at Babson

Sep. 24 at 4:30 PMEndicott StadiumBeverly, Mass.

Since Babson’s last conference championship in 1998, Endicott has won eight titles including five in-a-row from 2003-07.

PLYMOUTH STATEPanthersConference - Little East

PSU leads 1-0EC 1, PSU 2Sep. 12, 2012at Endicott

Sep. 29 at 2:00 PMPanther FieldPlymouth, N.H.

Plymouth State’s Cassie Graham scored two of her four team-leading four goals in this match to beat Endicott.

TUFTSJumbosConference - NESCAC

Series tied 1-1-1EC 0, TU 0 2OTOct. 9, 2012at Tufts

Oct. 8 at 4:00 PMEndicott StadiumBeverly, Mass.

Endicott’s 2011 2-0 win over Tufts marked their first victory over a NESCAC opponent. The Jumbos were regionally ranked at the time.

Unfinished business. That’s how the women’s soccer team is approaching the 2013 season. After a 14-5-1 overall record, most teams wouldn’t be left saying that

there was unfinished business to take care of the following year. This isn’t most teams though. With a banner season in their rearview mirror, the women’s soccer team is quickly gearing up for what they hope will be another year that rewrites the record books. While the Gulls claimed their first ever ECAC DIII New England Championship in 2012 by blank-ing top seeded St. Joseph’s of Connecticut 2-0 in the title game, the team realizes that it isn’t the banner they set out to raise each and every year.

Endicott advanced to the ECAC tournament after a tough semifinal loss to Roger Williams on penalty kicks. The two teams qualified for the CCC tournament with identical 7-1-1 conference records but RWU won the tie-breaker and #2 seed which allowed them to host. Once in the ECAC tourna-ment, Endicott, the #3 seed again, hosted #4 Emmanuel and dispatched them 2-0 to advance to the ECAC semifinal against #2 Keene State. Down 1-0 at half time, the Gulls were able to dig down and score two quick goals which pro-pelled them to a 3-1 win over the Owls and a championship matchup against the Blue Jays of St. Joseph’s.

2012 marked the first time in 12 years that the Blue and Green didn’t play in the CCC title game. That stat alone will provide the fuel for the fire that burns inside ever returner from last year’s squad. Leadership from the likes of Lexi Dussi (Boxford, Mass.) up front and Sarah Person (Holden, Mass.) on the back line, players returning from injury like Heather Moody (Dunstable, Mass.) and Lauren Fournier (Mil-ford, Mass.) and sophomores that contributed in the playoffs such as Paige Marinelli (Burlington, Conn.) and LeeAnn Card (Paxton, Mass.) look to guide the 2013 Gulls through a tough schedule and potential deep post season run.

Head coach Jodi Kenyon, who is entering her ninth season at the helm and holds a record of 127-42-12, knows that the experience from last year’s run and the hard work the women have put in during the offseason will only help them in the long run. “We have some very big shoes to fill with the graduation of key players from the 2012 squad,” stated Kenyon. “There are big holes that several returners began battling to fill at the end of last season. While we have some question marks this team is focused and has set some pretty high standards for the new players. They simply will not ac-cept mediocrity and are prepared to do battle to regain what they feel they lost. If their attitude and determination persist throughout the season, I have no doubt they will do great things.”

The Gulls know that their tough schedule will have them ready for post season play. “Our end results the past couple of seasons have fallen short of our goal,” stated senior Lexi Dussi. “We are looking to not only raise a banner but to also make a strong NCAA appearance. Last years’ experience helped us prepare for this season and will only make us stronger.”

Their schedule kicks off in Rochester, N.Y. against the Uni-versity of Rochester and Union before the Gulls then take on Salem State, Keene State, Lasell, Smith and Wellesley before opening up at Roger Williams in a rematch of last year’s CCC semifinal loss. Endicott will also have Babson and Tufts come to Beverly, Mass. for contests and will travel to Plym-outh State to take on the Panthers to round out their out of conference schedule. A late October tilt against cross-town rival Gordon wraps up the regular season and readies them for an early November CCC tournament. With the experience gained from last year’s ECAC title and the tough schedule during the regular season, Kenyon and the Gulls have their sights set on returning to the CCC title game and taking care of unfinished business.

2012 statistics

2013 roster# Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG PK-ATT0 Natalie Wyrsch 7-7 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 1 Juliana McDermott 1-0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 2 Sarah Person 23-23 0 0 0 8 0 5 0.625 0 0-0 3 Micaela Hogan 23-22 3 2 8 36 0.083 13 0.361 1 0-0 4 Becca Gustine 20-5 4 1 9 31 0.129 12 0.387 2 0-0 5 Madison Missinne 22-12 0 2 2 5 0 2 0.4 0 0-0 6 Chelsea Garlock 23-23 6 1 13 51 0.118 21 0.412 0 0-0 7 Christine Silva 23-23 1 2 4 15 0.067 7 0.467 1 0-0 8 Alli Ferro 10-1 0 0 0 2 0 1 0.5 0 0-0 9 Vanessa Caruccio 22-7 7 3 17 29 0.241 15 0.517 1 0-0

10 Heather Moody 19-5 1 1 3 25 0.04 8 0.32 1 0-0 11 Hannah Schneidenbach 16-8 1 2 4 21 0.048 8 0.381 0 0-0 12 Lauren Todd 23-23 0 0 0 3 0 1 0.333 0 0-0 13 Laura Wysocki 13-0 0 1 1 8 0 4 0.5 0 0-0 14 Clare Mansfield 8-0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0.5 0 0-0 15 Katherine Chipman 5-0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 16 Leeann Card 23-12 5 0 10 28 0.179 15 0.536 2 0-0 17 Madison McKinley 17-0 2 1 5 8 0.25 5 0.625 0 0-0 18 Christina Vellucci 22-11 1 1 3 22 0.045 6 0.273 1 0-1 19 Lexi Dussi 23-20 4 2 10 22 0.182 10 0.455 1 0-0 20 Paige Marinelli 16-0 4 4 12 25 0.16 12 0.48 1 0-0 21 Amanda Leonardo 5-0 0 1 1 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 22 Caitlin Peters 21-21 2 0 4 13 0.154 7 0.538 2 0-0 23 Cassandra Murano 1-0 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0 24 Stacy Tomlinson 2-0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0-0 25 Betsy Albiani 1-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0-0

26 Nicole Fournier 15-14 3 5 11 25 0.12 12 0.48 1 0-0 28 Ashley Mueskes 5-0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0-0 30 Audrey Parolin 11-0 0 1 1 5 0 2 0.4 0 0-0 33 Katie Donnelly 17-16 0 0 0 0 - 0 - 0 0-0

TOTALS 23-23 44 30 118 390 0.113 168 0.431 14 0-1 OPPONENT 23-23 12 10 34 146 0.082 - - 5 0-0

32 No. Name GP-GS MIN GA AVG Saves SV% Wins Losses Ties SO

0 Natalie Wyrsch 7-6 585:00 6 0.92 14 0.700 3 3 0 11 Juliana McDermott 1-0 45:00 0 0 3 1.000 0 0 0 0

33 Katie Donnelly 17-15 1524:27 6 0.35 51 0.895 11 2 3 11

Totals 23-23 2154:27 12 0.5 68 0.850 - - - 11 Opponent 23-23 2154:27 44 1.84 124 0.738 - - - 3

Date Opponent Location ResultSEPTEMBER

2 at Salem St. Salem, Mass. W, 3-0 5 Wellesley Beverly, Mass. W, 7-1 8 at Union (N.Y.) Schenectady, N.Y. L, 1-0 9 vs. Husson Schenectady, N.Y. W, 4-0

12 Plymouth St. Beverly, Mass. L, 2-1 15 Roger Williams* Beverly, Mass. L, 2-1 18 Lesley Beverly, Mass. W, 2-1 22 at Eastern Nazarene* Quincy, Mass. T, 0-0 2OT25 at Babson Babson Park, Mass. L, 1-0 28 U. of New England* Beverly, Mass. W, 2-0

OCTOBER3 at Gordon* Wenham, Mass. W, 2-0 6 Curry* Beverly, Mass. W, 1-0 OT9 at Tufts Medford, Mass. T, 0-0 2OT

13 at Western New Eng.* Springfield, Mass. W, 1-0 14 at Williams Williamstown, Mass. L, 2-0 17 at Nichols* Dudley, Mass. W, 2-0 20 Salve Regina* Beverly, Mass. W, 3-1 24 at Wentworth* Boston, Mass. W, 8-0

27 Wentworth* (CCC Quaterfinals) Beverly, Mass. T, 0-0 2OT(PK 3-1 Home)

NOVEMBER

1 at Roger Williams* (CCC Semifinals) Bristol, R.I. T, 0-0 2OT(PK 3-2 Home)

7 Emmanuel (ECAC Quarterfinals) Beverly, Mass. W, 2-0 10 vs. Keene St. (ECAC Semifinals) West Hartford, CT W, 3-1 11 at St. Joseph (Conn.) (ECAC Championship) West Hartford, CT W, 2-0

2012 results

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalENDICOTT 22 21 1 0 44 OPPONENTS 3 9 0 0 12

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalENDICOTT 193 181 9 8 391 OPPONENTS 69 68 6 3 146

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalENDICOTT 33 32 3 0 68 OPPONENTS 53 67 3 2 125

CORNER KICKS BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalENDICOTT 49 76 4 4 133 OPPONENTS 34 13 0 2 49

FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 TotalENDICOTT 93 101 5 6 205 OPPONENTS 79 107 8 6 200

2012 statistics

# Full Name Pos. Ht. Class Hometown Highschool0 Natalie Wyrsch GK Sr. 5-7 Dover, N.H. St. Thomas1 Juliana McDermott GK So. 5-7 Clifton Park, N.Y. Shenendehowa2 Sarah Person* B Sr. 5-6 Holden, Mass. Wachusett Regional3 Katherine Chipman B So. 5-4 Brunswick, Maine Brunswick4 Emily Rodewald F So. 5-6 Canton, Conn. Canton5 Madison Missinne B Sr. 5-3 Ridgefield, Conn. Ridgefield6 Ashley Mueskes M So. 5-5 Georgetown, Mass. Georgetown7 Cassandra Murano B So. 5-5 Brunswick, Maine Brunswick8 Allison Ferro B Sr. 5-6 Shelton, Conn. Shelton9 Stacy Tomlinson B So. 5-4 Morrisville, Vt. Peoples Academy10 Heather Moody M Sr. 5-6 Dunstable, Mass. Groton-Dunstable11 Hannah Schneidenbach M Jr. 5-8 Charlestown, R.I. Charlho12 Ally George M Jr. 5-4 Stratham, N.H. Exeter13 Laura Wysocki M So. 5-5 Somers, Conn. East Catholic14 Clare Mansfield B Jr. 5-5 Stoneham, Mass. Stoneham15 Taylor Geas M Jr. 5-7 Somers, Conn. Somers16 LeeAnn Card M So. 5-2 Paxton, Mass. Wachusett17 Madison McKinley F So. 5-2 Shrewsbury, Mass. Shrewsbury19 Lexi Dussi* F Sr. 5-5 Boxford, Mass. Masconomet20 Paige Marinelli F So. 5-7 Burlington, Conn. Lewis S. Mills22 Nicole Fournier F Sr. 5-6 Milford, Mass. Milford23 Nicole Taylor B Fr. 5-2 North Easton, Mass. Oliver Ames25 Betsy Albiani B So. 5-2 Stoneham, Mass. Stoneham27 Jessica Joseph F Fr. 5-5 Bedford, N.H. Bedford28 Casey Mellen M Fr. 5-2 Litchfield, N.H. Campbell29 Chloe Benoit M Fr. 5-4 Southbury, Conn. Pomperaug30 Audrey Parolin B So. 5-6 Cumberland, Maine Greely

31 Shelby McLenithan F Fr. 5-1 Bennington, Vt. Mount Anthony Union

32 Mackenzie Gaudet F Fr. 5-3 Concord, N.H. Tilton

33 Katie Donnelly GK Jr. 5-9 Madison, Conn. Mercy

* captains

Jodi Kenyon

One of the most successful teams in school history, Endicott’s women’s soccer program has made 14 straight appearances in

the Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) Tournament including eight championships. Head Coach Jodi Kenyon, who is about to begin her ninth year at the helm, has had a big part in that success. She has led the Gulls to four conference titles and five NCAA tourna-ment appearances, where they have collected five victories, and has compiled a record of 127-42-12 (.735), making her the active leader in winning percentage among Endicott coaches.

Kenyon’s players and teams have shined in conference play, where she has coached them to a mark of 82-10-2. Gulls women’s soccer players have also received numerous conference awards and all-conference recognition, highlighted by eight student-athletes earn-ing the conference player of the year and two receiving rookie of the year honors.

While Kenyon has a history of building teams that produce results on the field, she maintains that developing her players into “whole” individuals is the focus of her coaching mentality. Kenyon holds the philosophy that the lessons she uses to develop champions on the field has also bred student-athletes who can achieve their full potential and commit to being the best they can both in and out of season.

“While we train hard and play a very rigorous schedule, it is my belief that the work ethic and discipline carry over onto all areas of our player’s lives. If they work hard on the field, they will work hard in the classroom, get the best internships and later in their career be highly marketable. We ask our players to commit to

being the best they can all the time, not just in season.”

Part of that commitment includes a year-round training program, which Kenyon believes is paramount in importance for her players. “While there are definitely periods of recovery and low impact, it is important that they maintain some level of fitness so they aren’t beginning at baseline every summer.”

Kenyon demands that her players are committed in the classroom as well, and her expectations have not gone unnoticed. Under her watch, Kenyon’s teams have consistently maintained cumulative grade point averages of over 3.0 and have five times been recipients of the National Soccer Coaches As-sociation of America (NSCAA) Academic Team award. Under Kenyon’s watch, Senior forward Colleen Pepin made Endicott history in 2012, becoming the first player to receive NSCAA Academic All-Region status and the first Gull to be named Capital One Academic All-America, earning a First Team nod. Two additional players, Caitlin Peters and Chelsea Garlock, also received All-Region accolades for their outstanding academic achievements.

One of Kenyon’s keys to success is communication and cohesion, whether it is between her and her players or among the student-athletes. This is equally as important off the field as it is on it, says Kenyon, who keeps updated on her player’s classes, plans and personal lives through regular individual meet-ings. “Being direct and honest with players is important to me so they know their role. I don’t want surprises and I want them to be comfortable in their surroundings.”

quick facts

AUGUST30 at Rochester (N.Y.)^ Rochester, N.Y. 12:00 PM31 Union (N.Y.)^ Rochester, N.Y. 12:00 PM

SEPTEMBER4 Salem State Beverly, Mass. 7:00 PM7 at Keene State Keene, N.H. 1:00 PM10 at Lasell Newton, Mass. 4:00 PM14 Smith Beverly, Mass. 1:00 PM18 at Wellesley Wellesley, Mass. 4:30 PM21 at Roger Williams* Bristol, R.I. 1:00 PM24 Babson Beverly, Mass. 4:30 PM28 Wentworth* Beverly, Mass. 12:00 PM29 at Plymouth State Plymouth, N.H. 2:00 PM

OCTOBER5 Western New England*# Beverly, Mass. 4:30 PM8 Tufts Beverly, Mass. 4:00 PM12 at Salve Regina* Middletown, R.I. 12:00 PM15 Eastern Nazarene* Beverly, Mass. 4:30 PM19 at Curry* Milton, Mass. 1:30 PM23 Nichols* Beverly, Mass. 7:00 PM26 at U of New England* Biddeford, Maine 12:00 PM30 Gordon* Beverly, Mass. 4:00 PM

NOVEMBER2 CCC Quarterfinals TBA TBA6 CCC Semifinals TBA TBA9 CCC Championship TBA TBA

* indicates Commonwealth Coast Conference game

# indicates Homecoming Weekend

^ indicates Flower City Soccer Classic hosted by Rochester (N.Y.)

2013 schedule

Played at Adelphi University

(1985-89)

Assistant Coach at Adelphi

University (1990-94)

Assistant Coach at Harvard

University (1994-96)

Head Coach at University of

Vermont (1997-2004)

Head Coach at Endicott

(2005 – Present)

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

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

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

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

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

HOME FIELD .............................................................. Endicott Stadium

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

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

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

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

HEAD COACH ...............................................Jodi Kenyon (ninth year)

ASSISTANT COACHES ......................Tina Loguidice, Laura Carlson

COACHING RECORD ............................... 127-42-12 (82-10-2 CCC) (.735 winning percentage)

2012 RECORD ..................................................... 14-5-4 (7-1-1 CCC)

ALL-TIME PROGRAM RECORD ......................271-115-20 (69.2%) 20 Total Seasons

CONFERENCE TITLES....................................................................... 9

NCAA APPEARANCES/RECORD......................................... 9 (6-9)

ECAC APPEAERANCES/TITLES................................................ 4/1

WOMEN’S SOCCER PHONE ..................................... 978-232-2234

EMAIL ................................................................ jkenyon@endicott.edu

SPORTS INFORMATION CONTACT ........................ George Chapell

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