Patrick Corcoran

Bio

RECRUITING AREAS: Massachusetts (Worcester, Norfolk, Suffolk), Vermont

Patrick Corcoran M'21 enters his first season as assistant coach with the football program in 2025-26. Corcoran works primarily with the tight ends and serves as an assistant offensive line coach.

In his first season with the Gulls, Corcoran coached one Offensive Lineman of the Year (Davenche Sydney), six Conference of New England (CNE) All-Conference selections, including first team tight end Jacob Ward, and five All-Region honorees. As a team, Endicott ranked No. 7 in D3 in rushing offense, averaging 275.9 yards per game.

Corcoran comes to Beverly after playing and beginning his coaching career at Assumption University, where he managed the offensive line while also serving as the Recruiting Coordinator from 2021 through 2024, winning the Northeast-10 Conference Championship in 2022.

Prior to his tenure as the Recruiting Coordinator and offensive line coach, he served as the tight ends/assistant offensive line coach from 2018-20. While working with the Greyhounds, Corcoran developed multiple NE-10 All-Conference students at both tight end (1) and offensive line (5), including the 2022 Northeast-10 Offensive Lineman of the Year, Tom MacDonald. He also served as the assistant tight ends coach with Assumption in the spring of 2018 as a graduate student, after spending five seasons as a member of the team.

As a student-athlete at Assumption, Corcoran was a part of the program's first two Northeast-10 Conference Championship Teams in 2015 and 2017. In 2017, the team reached the NCAA Quarterfinals and finished the year ranked ninth in the nation. Corcoran appeared in 31 total games over his final three seasons and was a part of three NCAA Tournament appearances from 2015-17.

A native of Milford, Mass., Corcoran graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education & History from Assumption in 2017, and he completed his Master’s in Education in Sports Administration from Endicott in 2021.

(Updated as of 1/14/26 - 8:32 PM)