Endicott Finishes 82nd in 2012-13 Director's Cup
CLEVELAND, Ohio- The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) released the final standings of the the 2012-13 DIII Learfield Sports Director's Cup and Endicott College finished in 82nd place, the school's second highest finish in school history. The Gulls finished with a total of 217.00 points to finish 82nd and in the top 25% of all 328 DIII schools.
CLEVELAND, Ohio- The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) released the final standings of the 2012-13 DIII Learfield Sports Director's Cup and Endicott College finished in 82nd place, the school's second highest finish in school history. The Gulls finished with a total of 217.00 points to finish 82nd and in the top 25% of all 328 DIII schools.
Endicott’s highest finish came in the 2003-04 year when they finished in 71st. 2012-13 marked the third time the school has finished in the top 100 in Division III and sees Endicott improve upon a 175th place finish in the 2011-12 season. This is the school’s first top-100 finish since the 2006-07 season in which the Blue and Green finished 96th.
The Gulls led the way for The Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) as they finished nearly twice as high as the next closest school. Western New England saw 2012-13 end with a 153rd place finish as they earned 125.00 points. Rounding out the top three from the conference was Roger Williams as the school earned 101.50 points to place in a tie for 179th.
Endicott looks to improve upon this year’s standing in 2013-14 and that all get’s started with men’s soccer on August 30th as they host the Endicott Invitational. 2012-13 wound up being a banner year for the Gulls as they won six conference titles and the foundation has been laid for a bright future.
To view the final standings, please click here. Points are awarded based on each school's finish in up to 18 sports, split evenly between men and women. The Learfield Sports Director's Cup was created in 1993-94 by NACDA and USA Today and expanded in 1995-96 to include Division III and others (DII, NAIA).