Ice Arena, Activities Center, Community Resource
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Facility Reservation and Schedule
Location, Parking, and Contact Information
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Endicott Men's and Women's Ice Hockey
In the News
Raymond J. Bourque Arena Timelapse Video
About
In September of 2015, Endicott College opened the doors to the Raymond J. Bourque Arena - a first-class ice arena named for National Hockey League and North Shore community activist Ray Bourque. This state-of-the-art facility provides both the Endicott and surrounding North Shore communities with a home for collegiate and high school competition and practice, intramurals, student activities, formal speaking events, and events that bring neighborhood people together.
The Raymond J. Bourque Arena is home to the Endicott men's and women's ice hockey programs that have risen to national prominence in only a few years of NCAA Division III eligibility. Beverly High School ice hockey, Beverly youth programs, and multiple other programs throughout the North Shore also utilize the Raymond J. Bourque Arena throughout the winter season.
The arena has six locker rooms including Endicott-team locker rooms for the varsity programs, a concession stand with an expansive menu, a hospitality suite, entertaining space, and team meeting room, and bathrooms available for the public.
Facility Reservation and Schedule
Please visit the Raymond J. Bourque Arena on Facebook for any weather-related updates.
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Please contact Director of Arena Operations Mark Littlefield at mlittlef@endicott.edu or 978-998-7717 to inquire about reserving ice time at the Raymond J. Bourque Arena.
Location, Parking, and Contact Information
Location
The GPS for the Raymond J. Bourque Arena is 300 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915. The mailing address for the arena is 376 Hale Street, Beverly, MA 01915 (Attn: Raymond J. Bourque Arena). Please avoid using the Endicott College main gate.
Parking
Raymond J. Bourque Arena patrons are encouraged to park in both the lot located directly in front of the facility as well as in Lot 25, the Solar Paneled Parking Lot which is located directly across from Stoneridge Gate.
Arena Staff
| Name | Title | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mark Littlefield |
Director of Arena Operations
|
978-998-7717 | mlittlef@endicott.edu |
| Greg Gibbs |
Assistant Director of Arena Operations
|
978-998-7731 | ggibbs@endicott.edu |
| CJ Hosterman |
Arena Operations Coordinator
|
978-998-7716 | chosterm@endicott.edu |
| Athletic Training Room | 978-998-7719 | ||
| Front Desk | 978-232-2461 | arena@endicott.edu |
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Beverly Youth Hockey
Beverly Youth Hockey - Learn to Skate
Endicott Men's and Women's Ice Hockey
Endicott Men's Ice Hockey Schedule
Endicott Women's Ice Hockey Schedule
In just four years of NCAA Division III eligibility - the first varsity season was 2015-16 - the Endicott men's and women's ice hockey teams have contended for conference championships and gained national prominence. Both programs attract high-level talent from across the country and the globe and have climbed both the USCHO and D3hockey.com Top-10 national polls.
The men's ice hockey team, in only their second season of existence, captured the 2017 Commonwealth Coast Conference Championship, won their First Round game in the NCAA Tournament, and qualified for the NCAA Quarterfinals. One year later, Endicott attained a No. 2 ranking in both national polls and was featured on a NESN/NESN National television show created by the New England Hockey Journal which highlighted the program's success. At the conclusion of the 2017-18 season, junior defenseman Logan Day signed an amateur tryout contract with the American Hockey League's Bakersfield Condors, the affiliate of the Edmonton Oilers.
Endicott's women's ice hockey program has experienced a similar amount of success in their four years of varsity status by reaching the Colonial Hockey Conference (CHC) Championship in all four seasons, which includes capturing the CHC title in 2018-19. During the 2017-18 campaign, the women climbed to as high as No. 7 on the D3hockey.com national poll and No. 10 on the USCHO rankings.
In the News
July 24, 2014 - Raymond J. Bourque Arena Groundbreaking Photo Gallery
July 24, 2014 - Raymond J. Bourque Arena Naming Rights Announcement and Groundbreaking Release
November, 2014 - New England Hockey Journal - D3 Dream' From the Ground Up
August 24, 2015 - Raymond J. Bourque Arena Time Lapse (30 sec)
September 15, 2015 - Salem News - Years in the making, Endicott's Bourque Arena a sterling sight
October 5, 2015 - Endicott Formally Dedicates Raymond J. Bourque Arena