Spring Sports Graduates Recognized

5/15/2024 9:30:00 AM

BEVERLY, Mass. - The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) recognizes the 94 student-athletes from member institutions who participated this spring with undergraduate degrees completed.

By The Numbers:
  • 94 student-athletes representing 10 schools and seven sports
  • 19 All-Conference performers, including:
    • Men’s lacrosse Offensive Player of the Year Dylan Hanley (Western New England University)
    • Softball Player and Scholar-Athlete of the Year Kaitlin Pettenger (Wentworth Institute of Technology)
    • Men’s tennis Scholar-Athlete of the Year Ezekiel Hall (Gordon College)
    • Women’s track and field Runner of the Year Rachel Brennan (Gordon College
  • Student-athletes representing the following programs:
    • CCC Champions: Endicott women’s track and field
    • CCC Regular-Season Champions: Endicott baseball, Endicott men’s lacrosse, Endicott softball
    • CCC Tournament Champions and NCAA Automatic Qualifiers: Endicott baseball, Endicott men’s lacrosse, Western New England softball
Curry College
Ryan Kirkpatrick, baseball
Daniel Pena, baseball
Donovan Potemri, baseball
Tyler Sepinski, baseball
Austin Brown, men’s lacrosse
Jack Canto, men’s lacrosse
Thomas Daigle, men’s lacrosse
Albert DiBella, men’s lacrosse
Evan Falandys, men’s lacrosse
William Karszes, men’s lacrosse
Anthony Lewis, men’s lacrosse
Matthew Malone, men’s lacrosse
Patrick Modoono, men’s lacrosse
Stephen Stackhouse, men’s lacrosse
Chloe Chevrier, women’s lacrosse
*Ellie Hardman, women’s lacrosse
Jordan Ferullo, softball
Taylor McDermott, softball
Madelyn White, softball
Caitlyn Wood, softball

Endicott College
*Brendan O'Neil, baseball
Matthew DiLorezno, men's lacrosse
*Ned LaVallee, men's lacrosse 
*Tim Luciano, men's lacrosse 
Lindsay Joubert, softball
*Katie Watts, softball
Colleen McLaughlin, women's track and field

Gordon College
Jason Bellefeuille, baseball
Dalton Cody, baseball
Andrew Hartman, baseball
David Melendez, baseball
Ismael Rivera, baseball
Marco Fernandez, men's lacrosse
John Flemmi, men's lacrosse
Seamus Gordon, men's lacrosse
Henry Hebb, men's lacrosse
Ethan Ritchie, men's lacrosse
James Wheeler, men's lacrosse
Alexis LaPia, women's lacrosse
Jen LaRocca, women's lacrosse
*Jordan Miller, women's lacrosse
Becca Rhoda, women's lacrosse
Gaby Roman, women's lacrosse
Abbie Zorrilla, women's lacrosse
Sophea Zaskoda, women's lacrosse
Jayden Johnson, softball
Sierra Ricci, softball
*Ezekiel Hall, men’s tennis
Sam Miller, men’s tennis
Brendan Tuttle, men’s tennis
Stephen Kaelin, men’s track and field
Zachary Paige, men’s track and field
Zachary Smith, men’s track and field
Jacob Smith, men’s track and field
Christopher Taylor, men’s track and field
*Rachel Brennan, women’s track and field
*Allison Subat, women’s track and field
*Tiana Fox, women’s track and field

Nichols College
*Will Kleinhenz, baseball
Jim Marasco, baseball
Patrick Sawyer, baseball
Evan St. Arnauld, men’s lacrosse
Ryan Warner, men’s lacrosse
Lucas Couture, men’s track and field
Gregory Raso, men’s track and field

Roger Williams University
*Kevin Murphy, men’s lacrosse
Noah Ravas, men’s lacrosse

Suffolk University
*Brett Bucklin, baseball
Gregory Kaufmann, baseball
*Alex Sorenti-Burns, baseball
Hasan Esrawi, men’s tennis
Sam Kluger, men’s tennis
Leticia Lantero, women’s track and field

University of Hartford
Jake Ojert, men’s lacrosse
Lily Belle Baker, women’s lacrosse
Hanna Ramsey, women’s lacrosse
Mara Sczecienski, softball
Caroline Hadley, women’s track and field
Hailey Marcello, women’s track and field

University of New England
Olivia Howe, softball
Grace Tutt, softball
Kelsee Gladu, women’s track and field

Wentworth Institute of Technology
Jon Campbell, baseball
Aaron Lundgren, baseball
Mckenzie Matz, women’s lacrosse
*Kaitlin Pettenger, softball

Western New England University
Sean Hogan, baseball
Sean Jamieson, baseball
*Paul Villecco, baseball
Anthony Gamba, men’s lacrosse
*Dylan Hanley, men’s lacrosse
*Brian Madden, men’s lacrosse
Carter Randall, men’s lacrosse
*Kailey Carrano, softball

*All-Conference selection

ABOUT THE COMMONWEALTH COAST CONFERENCE
The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC), founded in 1984, is an NCAA Division III athletic conference composed of 10 full member and two associate member institutions throughout the New England region. Its membership aims to provide student-athletes with a positive experience in their pursuit of excellence through high academic standards, quality competition and a meaningful student life. The Conference administers Championships in 20 intercollegiate sports.

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