NEW ENGLAND BOWL SERIES RELEASE
BEVERLY, Mass. – The Endicott football team has been selected as one of four teams to play in the fourth annual New England Bowl Series, as announced earlier this morning. Endicott will host Dean College on Saturday, November 23 at 12 PM, while the other matchup will feature WPI against Western Connecticut State (1 PM, at WPI).
For the fourth consecutive year, the competing teams and the host institutions were selected by the commissioners of the four NCAA Division III conferences that have joined forces to present the New England Bowl Series: Commonwealth Coast Football (CCC), the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference (ECFC), the Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference (MASCAC), and the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC).
The 2019 edition of the New England Bowl marks the third consecutive year that the commissioners are presenting multiple games to reward deserving teams from all four conferences.
Tickets for all both games in the New England Bowl Series may be purchased on the day of the game. Prices are $10 for adults and $5 for students and children. Children under the age of six will be admitted free.
PLEASE NOTE: Only cash will be accepted at the ticket area for Saturday's game at Endicott. An ATM is available on campus at Public Safety.
ENDICOTT VS. DEAN COLLEGE
Records: Endicott (8-2, 5-1 home) | Dean (4-5, 2-1 road)
Last Postseason Appearance: Endicott (2018, New England Bowl, Loss, 38-22 vs. Merchant Marine) | Dean (first-ever NCAA Division III postseason appearance)
All-Time Series: First-ever meeting between the two programs
Conferences: Endicott (CCC Football) | Dean (ECFC)
NEW ENGLAND BOWL SERIES HISTORY
2016: Framingham State 37, Salve Regina 34
2017: Framingham State 48, Curry 14 | WPI 17, Maritime (N.Y.) 3
2018: Bridgewater State 34, Salve Regina 19 | Merchant Marine 38, Endicott 22 | Springfield 17 SUNY Maritime 14
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(Photo Credit - Nick Grace '20)