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 experi-ence 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.

Mission stateMent

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

• The Endicott undergraduate population is 2,388 (59% female, 41% male).

• The undergraduate student-to-faculty ratio is 15/1 with an average class size of 17.8 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-one per-cent 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 facts & figures

The men’s assistant basketball coach, Reggie Hobbs, played a pivotal role in my decision to attend Endicott College. After briefly explaining all that Endicott had to offer academically and athletically, we scheduled a time for a campus visit. Upon my arrival, I was instantly impressed with the campus scenery and environment. Following a brief campus tour, I was introduced to a few administrators and faculty members. They were extremely welcoming and generous to have me at their institution. Likewise, I had an opportunity to meet a few of the Endicott basketball players; they too were very open and friendly. Ultimately, it was at that moment in time that I realized Endicott might be the perfect place for me. – Lance Greene

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lachlan magee ‘13While on my college search, I visited a handful of schools. My goal was to find a school rich in athletic tradition, a challenging academic program, and a campus I could see myself living at for the next four years. Out of all the schools I visited, I could not find one that of-fered all three, until I visited Endicott. Since then, Endicott has been a perfect fit for me. It has provided me with a competitive basketball program, a beautiful campus, and an academic program that will better prepare me for my future. I could not be happier with my decision to be a student-athlete at Endicott. – Bennett Knowlton

Before coming to Endicott, I attended a Division 1 university where athletics were the only important aspect. Endicott, however, was the perfect fit for me academically, socially, and athletically. I was allowed to continue playing basketball and still be able to focus on my academics. Division III provided me with an opportunity to be a normal college kid all while playing against some of the top competition. - Tyler Burkhart

Tell whiTe ‘15

62 conference titles, 51 NCAA appearances, two NCAA Sweet 16 appearances, 55 ECAC appear-ances, 14 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 2010

15 Conference Senior

Scholar-Athletes of the Year

Numerous Academic All-Conference players and

several team academic awards

Department-wide GPA mirrors or exceeds

general Endicott student population

Endicott Academic Varsity Club

recognized 59 student-athletes with

GPAs of 3.50 or higher in 2012-13

MacDonald Gymnasium is located in Post Center, Endicott’s center for Athletics, Sport Science, Fitness, and Athletic Training, which was built in 1999.

The gymnasium plays host to Endicott’s men’s and women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball varsity pro-grams. It has a capacity of 1,200 spectactors.

Also has a two permanent scoreboard, concession stand, a scorer’s table, and an electronically equipped BOSE PA system

MacDonald Gymnasium, one of the premiere NCAA Division III facilities in New England, also plays host to organiza-tions like the annual New England Prep School Basketball Tournament as well as a variety of summer camps

history (20 seasons) record holders (since 1994)YEAR OVERALL CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS POSTSEASON HEAD COACH

1994-95 5-20 Independent Larry Hiser1995-96 14-10 5-2 Quarterfinalist Larry Hiser1996-97 13-13 5-5 Semifinalist Al Delucia1997-98 5-21 5-7 James Cosgrove1998-99 17-9 8-1 GNAC CHAMPIONS James Cosgrove1999-00 18-10 8-3 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA 1st Round James Cosgrove2000-01 17-9 8-3 Semifinalist James Cosgrove2001-02 16-11 6-5 Semifinalist James Cosgrove2002-03 19-10 14-2 Finalists ECAC Semifinal Michael Plansky2003-04 23-5 14-2 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA 1st Round Michael Plansky2004-05 22-6 15-1 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA 1st Round Michael Plansky2005-06 19-10 13-3 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA 1st Round Chris Millette2006-07 16-12 12-4 Semifinalist ECAC Semifinal Chris Millette2007-08 11-15 7-6 Quarterfinalist Chris Millette2008-09 10-15 5-8 Chris Millette2009-10 12-13 7-6 Quarterfinalist Phil Rowe2010-11 17-10 8-5 Semifinalist Phil Rowe2011-12 20-9 12-6 CCC CHAMPIONS NCAA 1st Round Phil Rowe2012-13 9-16 4-12 Phil Rowe

OVERALL 283-224 156-83WIN % (.558) (.653)

CATEGORY SINGLE GAME SINGLE SEASON CAREER RECORD

SCORING

Points - 36

FGM - 13

FG% - .909 (10-11)

Josh Oxton1/18/05 vs UNE

John Henault1/8/13 vs Nichols

Matt George11/22/03 vs SUNY New Paltz

Points - 639FGM - 223FG% - .600

Jon D’Orlando, 1996-97Jon D’Orlando, 1996-97

Erik Callo, 2010-11

Points - 1,677Scoring Avg - 24.4

FGM - 576FG% - .543

Eric Simonelli, 1997-01Jon D’Orlando, 1995-98Eric Simonelli, 1997-01

Erik Callo, 2008-12

3PT3PTM - 8

3PT% - .857 (6-7)

Jeremy Currier2/4/03 at U of New England

Matt George2/5/04 at New England Col.

3PTM - 893PT% - .551

Zach Ellis, 2004-05Ross Stewart, 2006-07

3PTM - 2273PT% - .413

Zach Ellis, 2002-06Jeremy Currier, 2000-04

FT FTM - 13 Matt George2/25/03 vs Eastern Nazarene

FTM - 122FT% - .942

Jon D’Orlando, 1996-97John Henault, 2012-13*

FTM - 336FT% - .834

Lance Greene, 2009-13Jon D’Orlando, 1995-98

REBOUNDS 20 Nemanja Marinkovic1/20/03 at Gordon

Total - 277Average - 11.1

Defensive - 193Offensive - 82

Chris Rigothi, 1996-97Chris Rigothi, 1996-97

Nemanja Marinkovic, 2005-06Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-04

Total - 917Average - 8.2

Defensive - 658Offensive - 259

Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-07Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-07Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-07Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-07

ASSISTS 13 Josh Oxton2/24/05 vs Salve Regina

141Average - 4.9

Josh Oxton, 2002-03Josh Oxton, 2002-03

Total - 432Average - 3.9

Josh Oxton, 2001-05Josh Oxton 2001-05

BLOCKS 8

Erik Callo2/3/11 at Colby-Sawyer

Erik Callo12/2/10 vs Wheelock

Total - 58Average - 2.5

Erik Callo, 2010-11Erik Callo, 2010-11

Total - 146Average - 1.7

Erik Callo, 2008-12Erik Callo, 2008-12

STEALS 10 Lance Greene11/17/10 at Framingham St 76 Bobby Montrond, 2008-09 Total - 206

Average - 2.4Matt George, 2002-06

Bobby Montrond, 2007-10

GAMES Played - 112Started - 94

Josh Oxton, 2001-05Nemanja Marinkovic, 2003-07

* NCAA Record

coMMonwealth coast conference oPPonents 2013-14 non-conference oPPonentsOPPONENT

RECORD SINCE 1994

2012-13 RESULTS

2013-14 SCHEDULE

NOTES

GORDON Fighting Scots2012-13 (21-7, 14-4 CCC)

EC leads 17-14 L, 63-70 at GordonL, 59-72 at Endicott

Dec. 4, 7:00 PM, at GordonJan. 29, 7:30 PM, at Endicott

Gordon kept Endicott 12 points under their sea-son average in two losses last season. The Scots went on to make it to the CCC Championship.

NICHOLS Bison2012-13 (13-13, 8-10 CCC)

EC leads 13-5 L, 106-130 at EndicottL, 85-87 at Nichols

Jan. 15, 5:30 PM at EndicottFeb. 12, 5:30 PM at Nichols

Henault averaged 25.5 points per game in a pair of high-scoring losses to Nichols. He scored a career-high 33 in the 130-106 loss.

ROGER WILLIAMSHawks2012-13 (10-16, 7-11 CCC)

EC leads 20-6 W, 84-78 at EndicottW, 77-74 at RWU

Jan. 9, 7:30 PM at RWUFeb. 8, 1:00 PM at Endicott

White recorded a double-double, 13 points and 12 rebounds, in a January win over the Hawks.

SALVE REGINASeahawks2012-13 (13-13, 9-9 CCC)

EC leads 14-11 L, 78-84 at EndicottL, 79-90 at Salve

Jan. 7, 7:30 PM at EndicottFeb. 4, 7:30 PM at Salve

Endicott’s only win in last six meetings with Salve was in the 2012 CCC Championship (90-66 at Salve).

U OF NEW ENGLANDNor’easters2012-13 (5-20, 4-14 CCC)

EC leads 14-10 L, 76-78 at EndicottL, 59-60 at UNE

Jan. 4, 3:00 PM at EndicottFeb. 1, 3:00 PM at UNE

Henault averaged 24.5 points per game in two losses to UNE last year. He hit six three pointers in those games.

CURRYColonels2012-13 (21-8, 15-3 CCC)

EC leads 14-13 L, 73-83 at CurryL, 68-88 at Endicott

Jan. 11, 3:00 PM at CurryFeb. 15, 3:00 PM at Endicott

Magee scores nearly 16 points a game against the Colonels for his career. Curry won the CCC Championship in 2012-13.

EASTERN NAZARENELions2012-13 (18-9, 11-7 CCC)

EC leads 12-2 W, 59-49W, 69-63

Dec. 7, 1:00 PM at EndicottJan. 25, 3:00 PM at ENC

After nine straight wins from 2002-09, Endicott has lost four of their last six against Eastern Nazarene.

WENTWORTHLeopards2012-13 (16-12, 11-7 CCC)

EC leads 17-8 L, 66-70 OT at WITL, 76-83 OT at Endicott

Jan. 21, 7:30 PM at WITFeb. 18, 5:30 PM at Endicott

Gulls averaged over 20 turnovers a game against Wentworth last season. Last win against Leop-ards was in 2011-12 CCC Semifinals.

WESTERN NEW ENG.Golden Bears2012-13 (9-17, 7-11 CCC)

WNE leads 5-4 W, 69-66 at EndicottW, 70-64 at WNE

Jan. 18, 3:00 PM at EndicottFeb. 22, 3:00 PM at WNEU

Endicott has won four of their last five games against WNE.

OPPONENTRECORD

SINCE 1994LAST

MEETING2013-14

SCHEDULENOTES

FISHERFalconsMAIA

EC leads 2-0 W, 72-59 Nov. 18, 2005Neutral Site

Nov. 15 at 5:30 PMEmerson GymnasiumNorton, Mass.

Endicott is facing Fisher in the first round of the Wheaton Invitational.

WHEATON (MASS.) LyonsConference - NEWMAC

WC leads 6-3 L, 64-67Dec. 9, 2006at Endicott

No.v 16 at 3:00 PMEmerson GymnasiumNorton, Mass.

Gulls will take on the host of the Wheaton Invitational for the first time since the 2006-07 season.

LESLEYLynxConference - NECC

EC leads 2-0 W, 75-62Dec. 15, 2012at Lesley

Nov. 19 at 7:00 PMMacDonald GymnasiumBeverly, Mass.

Endicott hit nine three pointers in last seasons double-digit win over the Lynx. Four came off the hand of Henault.

WHEELOCKWildcatsConference - NECC

EC leads 3-2 W, 74-50Dec. 6, 2012at Endicott

Nov. 22 at 8:00 PMMuldoon GymnasiumNashua, N.H.

Four of Endicott’s five starters scored in double figures in last year’s meeting. Magee scored team-high 15 points.

RIVIER RaidersConference - GNAC

Series tied 6-6 W, 65-60Nov. 17, 2012at Rivier

Nov. 23 at 2:00 PMMuldoon GymnasiumNashua, N.H.

This is Endicott’s second straight appearance in the Rivier Invitational. The Gulls won it last year over the host Raiders.

BERKELEY (N.Y.)OwlsMAIA

EC leads 2-0 W, 94-80Dec. 11, 2010at Endicott

Dec. 29 at 2:00 PMTwohig GymnasiumSalem, Mass.

This is game one of the Salem State Holiday Classic.

SALEM STATEVikingsConference - MASCAC

SSU leads 4-1 L, 102-79Jan. 2, 2013at Salem State

Dec. 30 at 6:00 PMTwohig GymnasiumSalem, Mass.

Gulls lost by 23 to the Vikings who made it to the MASCAC Semifinals in 2012-13.

Last winter is all but a distant memory for the Endicott men’s basketball program. There were a number of good memories from the 2012-13 season – celebrating

guard Lance Greene’s (Dorchester, Mass.) 1,000th-career point and CCC Senior Scholar-Athlete of the Year award, watching guard John Henault (Lunenburg, Mass.) lead the nation in free-throw shooting (94.2%), and several other standout individual efforts – but unfortunately the bad outweighed the good for the Blue and Green.

The good news is that head coach Phil Rowe, who enters his fifth season at Endicott and 24th overall on the sidelines, his coaching staff, and his players have no choice but to turn the page and look ahead to what hopes to be a return into prominence in the CCC and the region. Endicott is just one season removed from capturing the 2011-12 CCC Championship and nearly winning their first NCAA Tournament game in program history and with the talent that is returning and the talent that is brand new to this team, the Gulls have the opportunity to rebound this winter.

The Gulls said goodbye to Greene, a four-year starter and upstanding member of the Endicott community who graduated this past May, and will look to replace the 14.1 points, 4.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists, and 2.0 steals per game the four-time All-CCC honoree put up over the course of his career. Greene surpassed 1,000 points for his career last season and moved into the top-10 in scoring, rebounding, assists, steals, and several other statistical categories.

Greene, however, was Endicott’s lone senior and only substantial loss from last year’s team as Rowe will welcome back Henault as well as several other high-impact upperclassmen including the 2011-12 CCC Rookie of the Year Andre Makris (Southbury, Conn.), junior big man Matt Kneece (Shrewsbury, Mass.), and graduate student Lachlan Magee (Melbourne, Australia). Combined, these four returners accounted for 60% of the scoring and 45% of the rebounding from 2012-13 and will relied upon to step up their game even further to fight their way through an

extremely competitive and balanced conference lineup.

Henault took a giant step forward in his sophomore season by leading the team with 16.4 points per game with a 47.0 FG% (151-of-321), a 41.1 3PT% (44-of-107), and a 94.2 FT% (65-of-69). The 6-2 guard was named to the All-CCC Second Team one season after earning Honorable Mention status in Endicott’s championship winning season. Joining Henault in the backcourt will be Magee, a dangerous shooter who can attack the hoop. Magee, an All-CCC player two years ago, battled injuries last season but will look to make an impact in his final season for Endicott as he sits just 14 points away from joining the program’s 1,000-point club.

In the frontcourt, Makris and Kneece have proved to be a reliable source of both offense and defense with the ability to run with Rowe’s high-paced approach. Both players average nearly a block per game while flirting with double digit points every time on the court. The Gulls will also look to second-year player Tell White (New Castle, N.H.), who transferred into Endicott last January and averaged almost six re-bounds a game, to help win the battle on the boards as well as provide an offensive spark off the bench.

Along with Endicott’s returning core will be a slew of newcomers to the Beverly campus including senior Greg Jacques (Brockton, Mass.) who was a significant con-tributor off the bench during Bentley’s 2011 NCAA Division II Tournament run which ended in the East Regional Finals. Jacques, a 5-11 guard out of St. Sebastian’s, averaged 6.7 points and 4.1 assists in his final season with the Falcons in 2011-12 and will be asked to play a major role in commanding the Endicott offense with the absence of Greene. Joining Jacques in the backcourt are freshmen Kamahl Walker (Worcester, Mass.), a Bridgton Academy product with the explosive skills and defensive prowess the Gulls need to counter their opposition in both league and non-conference play, and

Max Motroni (West Warwick, R.I.) out of Milton Academy, a NEPSAC Class A Second Team All-League guard. Another guard on the roster for Coach Rowe is Stephen Basden (Lynn, Mass.) from Governor’s Academy, an athletic scor-ing guard who can attack the rim.

Other forwards on the roster include sophomore junior college transfer Deven Richardson (Newark, N.J.), a powerful 6-5 presence that went to University High School. Daquan Sampson (Germantown, Md.), a highly sought after 6-6 forward out of Lawrence Academy with a skillset rarely seen at the Division III level, as well as Sam Johnson (Chatham, Mass.) and Justin Bristol (Wake-field, R.I.) from Cape Cod Academy and the Prout School are also expected to provide size and depth to the Endicott frontcourt this season. Sophomore Taylor Rioux (Ivoryton, Conn.), who appeared in five games last year at Trinity (Conn.), plays with a high motor and will provide toughness and additional depth for the Gulls.

Endicott tips off their 2013-14 campaign on November 15th-16th at the Wheaton Invitational where the Gulls take on Fisher on Friday night before playing the host Lyons or Maine Maritime. After their home opener on November 19th, Endicott visits the Rivier Live Free or Die Invitational before starting up their CCC schedule on the road, December 4th, at Gordon. Endicott will play host to league opponent Eastern Nazarene on December 7th before closing out the first semester at the Salem State Holiday Classic Tour-nament against Berkeley (N.Y.) and the host Vikings. The months of January and February consist entirely of conference games which will determine who qualifies for the CCC Tournament which runs from February 25th-March 1st. The winner of the CCC Championship will earn an automatic qualifying bid into the NCAA Division III Tournament which begins with First and Second Round action from March 6th-8th.

2012-13 statistics

## Player GP-GS

Min Avg

FGM-FGA Pct 3FGM-

3FGA Pct FTM-FTA Pct Rbs A Blk Stl Pts Avg

1 Eddie Danek 14-0 3.2 12-24 50.0 1-3 33.0 5-9 .55.6 13 3 0 0 30 2.13 Nick Maglio 4-0 2.5 1-4 25.0 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 3 2 0 0 2 0.54 James Kapothanasis 15-0 4.8 1-11 9.0% 0-2 .000 4-4 100.0 10 3 0 1 6 0.45 Matt Ellis 25-0 7.7 11-33 33.0 6-17 35.3 9-13 69.2 29 8 2 5 37 1.5

10 Lance Greene 25-25 33.6 126-262 48.1 26-57 45.6 75-106 70.8 113 96 3 58 353 14.111 Lachlan Magee 18-17 30.7 82-190 43.2 13-40 32.5 63-90 70.0 76 46 2 15 240 13.320 Tyler Burkhart 5-1 23.8 10-31 32.3 3-16 18.8 9-13 69.2 16 12 0 3 32 6.421 John Henault 25-25 31.0 151-321 47.0 44-107 41.1 65-69 94.2 103 37 4 26 411 16.422 Andre Makris 24-22 24.4 99-236 41.9 13-47 27.7 24-38 63.2 119 24 29 11 235 9.823 Nick Mazzotta 16-0 3.9 6-19 31.6 4-6 66.7 4-6 66.7 15 2 1 1 20 1.324 Dan Powers 21-2 12.7 29-71 40.8 8-32 25.0 8-10 80.0 39 32 4 12 74 3.532 Matt Kneece 23-18 20.9 47-83 56.6 0-0 .000 27-42 64.3 124 40 15 8 121 5.333 Bennett Knowlton 25-7 21.0 63-174 36.2 25-79 31.6 28-33 84.8 43 37 2 10 179 7.240 Shawn Grover 22-1 8.5 13-45 28.9 2-8 25.0 10-18 55.6 47 7 10 5 38 1.745 Tell White 15-7 22.5 30-59 50.8 2-4 50.0 19-31 61.3 89 12 3 7 81 5.4TM TEAM 88 Total 25 681-1595 43.6 147-420 35.9 330-495 66.7 936 346 75 162 1859 0 Opponents 25 720-1595 45.1 166-463 35.9 330-495 66.7 995 362 67 192 1936 0

2012-13 statistics

SCORE BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT TotalENDICOTT 892 954 13 1859OPPONENTS 923 989 24 1936

Date Opponent Location Time/Result2011-12: 16-12 (11-7 CCC)

NOVEMBER16 vs. Framingham State Nashua, N.H. W, 74-6217 at Rivier Nashua, N.H. W, 65-6028 Salve Regina* Beverly, Mass. L, 84-78

DECEMBER1 Roger Williams* Beverly, Mass. W, 84-786 Wheelock Beverly, Mass. W, 74-508 at Clark (Mass.) Boston, Mass. L, 80-74

11 Emmanuel Beverly, Mass. W, 86-7715 at Lesley Boston, Mass. W, 75-62

JANUARY2 at Salem State Salem, Mass. L, 102-795 Western New England* Beverly, Mass. W, 69-668 Nichols* Beverly, Mass. L, 130-106

10 at Wentworth* Boston, Mass. L, 70-6612 at Curry * Milton, Mass. L, 83-7315 at Gordon* Wenham, Mass. L, 70-6317 U of New England* Beverly, Mass. L, 78-7619 at Eastern Nazarene* Quincy, Mass. L, 94-7623 at Salve Regina* Middletown, R.I. L, 90-7926 at Roger Williams* Bristol, R.I. W, 77-7429 Wentworth* Beverly, Mass. L, 83-76

31 at Nichols* Dudley, Mass. L, 87-85

FEBRUARY2 at Western New England* Springfield, Mass. W, 70-646 Gordon* Beverly, Mass. L, 72-59

12 at U of New England* Biddeford, Maine L, 60-59

14 Curry* Beverly, Mass. L, 88-6816 Eastern Nazarene Beverly, Mass. L, 72-58

*indicates Commonwealth Coast Conference game%indicates Eastern Connecticut State University Tip-Off Tournament

2012-13 results

# Full Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Highschool1 Greg Jacques Sr. G 5-11 160 Brockton, Mass. St. Sebastian’s2 Kamahl Walker Fr. G 6-0 170 Worcester, Mass. Bridgton Academy3 Nick Mazzotta So. F 6-6 210 North Granby, Conn. Granby Memorial4 Daquan Sampson Fr. F 6-6 190 Germantown, Md. Lawrence Academy11 Lachlan Magee Gr. G 6-3 190 Melbourne, Australia Salisbury Prep12 James Kapothanasis So. G 6-2 170 Portland, Maine Cheverus13 Stephen Basden Fr. G 6-2 190 Lynn, Mass. Governor’s Academy20 Deven Richardson So. F 6-5 215 Newark, N.J. University High21 John Henault% Jr. G 6-2 185 Lunenburg, Mass. St. Bernard’s22 Andre Makris Jr. F 6-9 210 Southbury, Conn. Pomperaug23 Chris Light So. G 6-2 195 Derry, N.H. Pinkerton24 Chris Lipscomb Fr. G 6-1 180 West Springfield, Mass. West Springfield25 Tell White Jr. F 6-6 190 New Castle, N.H. Suffield Academy32 Matt Kneece Jr. F 6-8 230 Shrewsbury, Mass. Shrewsbury33 Drew Sawyer Fr. F 5-10 170 Norwalk, Conn. King School34 Jesse Maresca Fr. G 6-0 170 Sterling, Mass. Wachusett35 Taylor Rioux So. F 6-4 225 Ivoryton, Conn. Valley Regional55 Max Motroni Fr. G 5-11 175 West Warwick, R.I. Milton Academy% indicates 2012-13 All-CCC winners

2013-14 roster

ATTENDANCE SUMMARY Games Totals Avg/GmHOME 11 3138 285AWAY 13 3510 270NEUTRAL 1 175 175TOTAL 25 6823 273

Phil Rowe

We often remind each other proudly about our famous tagline ‘Discover the Experience’,” says Gulls men’s basketball head

coach Phil Rowe, who enters his fifth year at the helm of the pro-gram after capturing last season’s Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship. “But what I’ve found is that motto really resonates with the players that come through our program. Our guys will learn and grow over the course of their time at Endicott and come out of the experience as marketable men with a strong education.”

Rowe, a veteran coach with over 25 years of head and assistant coaching experience, knows what it takes to win with 275 victo-ries to his name. While the X’s and O’s may appear to be the an-swer to why Rowe has been successful over his career, it is much more than that. Rowe and his coaching staff work tirelessly to offer Endicott’s players a high-quality collegiate experience, they inspire passion for the game of basketball, and the team’s suc-cess has been a direct result of those efforts.

“When we recruit for our program, we first take a snapshot of Endicott’s profile from an academic standpoint and create a pool of applicants. Then we’ll review our basketball program needs and what we aspire to be, which is one of the best in New Eng-land at every position on the court, and recruit on the philosophy that we are a full court pressing team.”

Rowe’s approach to the game has produced an Endicott team that in the 2011-12 season led the Commonwealth Coast Con-ference in scoring (77.6 ppg), scoring margin (+6.2 ppg), and field goal percentage (.457) as well as several defensive cat-egories like opponent field goal percentage (.378) and blocked

shots (5.2 bpg).

“We want our roster to be multidimensional players, guys who can play all positions on the court. On game day, we want 10-14 guys ready to go because our style dictates spurts of 4-5 minutes of hard, aggressive play on the court. We recruit young men who want to be part of a team atmosphere and who can buy into our system, which we believe is a successful one.”

Rowe’s philosophy on recruiting student-athletes also applies to his coach-ing staff who he relies upon to cover a gamut of responsibilities ranging from recruiting to video exchange and everything in between. Second-year assistant coach Andrew Habermehl works with both forwards and guards on skill development at practice while acting as Rowe’s right-hand man during office hours. First-year assistant Chuck Davidson, a former men’s basketball player at CCC rival Roger Williams, is also vital to continuity at practices and games.

“In the end, the players that come through our program recognize the support that exists around them at Endicott. We embrace family, education, and the pursuit of excellence through sport, and we believe that philosophy will lead us to great things by the end of the season.”

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 .....................................................Phil Rowe (fifth year)

ASSISTANT COACHES ..........Andrew Habermehl, Chuck Davidson

OVERALL COACHING RECORD ............................................ 275-330 (.455 winning percentage)

COACHING RECORD AT ENDICOTT ...............58-48 (31-31 CCC) (.547 winning percentage)

2012-13 RECORD .....................................................9-16 (4-14 CCC)

ALL-TIME PROGRAM RECORD ..........................283-224 (156-83) (.558 winning percentage, 20 Total Seasons)

MEN’S BASkETBALL PHONE .................................... 978-232-2317

EMAIL ...................................................................prowe@endicott.edu

QUICK FACTS

NOVEMBER15 vs Fisher# Norton, Mass. 5:30 PM16 at Wheaton# Norton, Mass.. 3:00 PM19 Lesley Beverly, Mass. 7:00 PM22 vs Wheelock^ Nashua, N.H. 8:00 PM23 at Rivier^ Nashua, N.H. 2:00 PM

DECEMBER4 at Gordon* Wenham, Mass. 7:30 PM 7 Eastern Nazarene* Beverly, Mass. 1:00 PM29 vs Berkeley (N.Y.)+ Salem, Mass. 2:00 PM30 at Salem State+ Salem, Mass. 6:00 PM

jANUARY4 University of New England* Beverly, Mass. 3:00 PM7 Salve Regina* Beverly, Mass. 7:30 PM9 at Roger Williams* Bristol, R.I. 7:30 PM11 at Curry* Milton, Mass. 3:00 PM15 Nichols* Beverly, Mass. 5:30 PM18 Western New England* Beverly, Mass. 3:00 PM21 at Wentworth* Boston, Mass. 7:30 PM25 at Eastern Nazarene* Quincy, Mass. 3:00 PM29 Gordon* Beverly, Mass. 7:30 PM

FEBRUARY1 at University of New England* Biddeford, Maine 3:00 PM4 at Salve Regina* Newport, R.I. 7:30 PM8 Roger Williams* Beverly, Mass. 1:00 PM12 at Nichols* Dudley, Mass. 5:30 PM15 Curry* Beverly, Mass. 3:00 PM18 Wentworth* Beverly, Mass. 5:30 PM22 at Western New England* Springfield, Mass. 3:00 PM25 CCC Quarterfinals TBA TBA27 CCC Semifinals TBA TBA

MARCH1 CCC Championship TBA TBA6-8 NCAA Regionals TBA TBA

* indicates Commonwealth Coast Conference game

# indicates Wheaton Invitational

^indicates Rivier Invitational

+ indicates Salem State Holiday Classic

2013-14 SCHEDULE

Head Coach at: NEC (1978-84) Plymouth St (1985-90)

keene St (1996-99)

UNH (1999-05) Endicott (2009-Present)

Assistant Coach at:

St. Anselm (1984-85)

BU (1990-92) George Washington (2005-06)

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