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we are the saints

e m m a n u e l c o l l e g e

s a i n t s

Saints Set ApartWe are students. We are athletes. We bleed Blue and Gold.

to be an emmanuel saint means to represent the college to the fullest, to hold oneself to a

higher standard, and to want the most from one’s four years on campus. today’s saints are

doing this in ways that separate them from the rest.

It is the mission of the Emmanuel College Athletic Department

to foster the development of collegiate student-athletes both

on and off the playing fields.

Emmanuel College

Varsity Athletic Teams:

Men’s Varsity Sports

Basketball

cross country

golf

indoor track and Field

lacrosse

outdoor track and Field

soccer

Volleyball

Women’s Varsity Sports

Basketball

cross country

indoor track and Field

lacrosse

outdoor track and Field

soccer

softball

tennis

Volleyball

the division iii philosophy is about discovering

opportunities, developing passions and dedicating

oneself to the full range of interests available. the

emmanuel college experience is no different. we

support our student-athletes by combining strong

athletic competition and high academic standards.

today, emmanuel is the second largest athletic

program in the great northeast athletic

conference (gnac) with 17 varsity sports and

nearly 300 student-athletes. it is a program that has

experienced tremendous growth in the last decade

and has earned recognition on the national stage.

it is also a program that prides itself on shaping

individuals, building character and preparing

student-athletes for life beyond their playing days.

what does it take to be a saint? as you will see,

it’s about setting yourself apart in the classroom,

in competition, and by taking full advantage of an

experience that will resonate for a lifetime.

Saints in the ClassroomWe are eager to learn. Willing to explore. Wanting to be something more.

today’s student-athletes earn the privilege of wearing a saints uniform by first

challenging themselves in the classroom, on campus and in the community.

the grade point average of the 2011 women’s

tennis team, winners of the President’s cup, which

recognizes the highest emmanuel team gPa during

the fall semester.

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student government association President. track and

Field captain. senior scholar athlete award recipient.

Published author. Jordan Coloumbe ’12 believes

being an athlete at emmanuel means being a scholar

first. wearing the Blue and gold fills him with so much

emmanuel pride, but as he’s learned over four years, so

do many other things.

on the court, women’s

basketball captain

Meghan Kirwan

’12 capped off an

impressive senior

season with her

second-straight

gnac conference

tournament mVP

honor. off the court, she

owned a 3.6 gPa and

was named a first-team

capital one all-district

academic selection.

the number of

community service

hours performed by student-athletes this past year.

From volunteering with the american cancer society’s

“making strides for Breast cancer” walk to participating

in emmanuel’s alternative spring Break program, the

saints certainly made a point to give back.

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Saints in CompetitionWe are athletes. Built to compete. Engineered to perform. Ready to realize our full potential.

whether it’s making college history or making noise on the conference or national level,

the saints find ways to leave their mark against the competition.

number of individual

conference recognitions

awarded to emmanuel athletes such as Yun-Ting Lee ’13,

the 2012 gnac defensive Player of the Year for women’s

volleyball, since 2001. For a full list, visit www.gosaints.com.

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Ted Dimando ’13 earned a spot in the annals of

emmanuel history on march 4, 2012, when he scored

the first-ever goal for the men’s lacrosse program –

the college’s 17th varsity sport – which marked its

inaugural season in the spring 2012.

the highest national

ranking of the men’s

volleyball team during

the 2010-2011 season,

the highest ever

achieved by a saints

team. that season also

saw curtis abram ’11

earn all-american

honors, the first male

athlete ever to do so at

the college.

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21the number of great northeast

athletic conference championships

won by saints teams since the

conference formed in 1995. the women’s basketball

team claimed its 16th gnac title in 2012 en route to

a spot in the “elite eight” of the ncaa division iii

women’s Basketball tournament.

Saints for LifeWe will remember these moments. The competition. The accomplishments. The camaraderie.

in the end, donning the Blue and gold is a special experience for our student-athletes. one

that we strive to make the best possible. one that fosters a strong sense of pride after their

playing days have ended.

Dan Campagna ’07 was a three-sport standout during

his time as a saint, including serving as the starting

goalkeeper for the men’s soccer team for four seasons.

He continues to promote the saints by serving as

emmanuel’s assistant sports information director and as

assistant commissioner for media relations for the gnac.

120 the number of hours

worth of home games

webcast in the Jean

Yawkey center gymnasium this year. emmanuel is

one of the few colleges in the gnac that offers free

webcasts of all home basketball and volleyball games,

which can be seen online at www.goecsaints.com.

the number of emmanuel alumni

currently serving on emmanuel’s

athletics staff. these saints returned to help ensure

our continued success – a sure sign of the significance

athletics plays in our student-athletes’ experiences.

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$4,000,000the amount spent on renovating Roberto clemente Field

in 2009. the college updated its home field in partnership

with the city of Boston, adding a new synthetic turf field,

rubberized track, practice facilities for track and field

events, lighting, scoreboard and stands.

Today’s student-athletes are the faces of the

Emmanuel College athletics program. A program

that continues to grow in strength and numbers

and allows us to develop them not just as athletes,

but as the next generation of leaders.

Our hope is that their experiences as Emmanuel

student-athletes will forever have a special place

within them, but won’t solely define them. Our

goal is to produce individuals who will ultimately

carry with them the values attained and lessons

learned as Saints.

a gift to emmanuel college athletics will impact

the future of emmanuel college. it will help us

to continue to provide an experience that sets

our student-athletes apart. and prepares them

for success beyond it.

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