Three Gulls Named 2022 Men's Soccer Captains

ENDICOTT MEN'S SOCCER ALL-TIME CAPTAINS LIST

BEVERLY, Mass. – Endicott men's soccer head coach Joe Calabrese and his coaching staff are proud to announce that Zach Regulbuto (Somers, Conn.), Tiago Frazao (Trumbull, Conn), and Joe Mepham (Sudbury, Mass.) have been named team captains for the upcoming 2022 season.

"Zach, Joe, and Tiago were selected as captains by members of our returning team and coaching staff. All three captains are excellent students, approach life with a growth mindset, and are young men of excellent character. Our 2021 season didn't end the way we envisioned it with a Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) tournament semifinal loss at home," said Calabrese. "They understand how much hard work, sacrifice, and time goes into creating a championship culture with championship expectations, which shows why they are leading our off-season lifting sessions, speed and conditioning sessions, and playing regularly outdoors and indoors. Our coaching staff is extremely excited to work with our newly elected captains as they lead our program into the 2022 season."

NEED TO KNOW

• All three student-athletes are first-time captains at Endicott.
• This is the eleventh group of team captains in the history of the program.
• All three student-athletes were named 2021 CCC Academic All-Conference. 
• Regulbuto made the All-CCC Second Team list and is also a two-time 2021 CCC Academic All-Conference honoree. 
• Mepham received 2021 United Soccer Coaches All-Region First Team and 2021 All-CCC First Team honors.
• Frazao earned a spot on the All-CCC Third Team and also collected CCC Rookie of the Week honors on 10/25/21.

YEAR IN REVIEW

Endicott posted an 8-7-2 record alongside a conference-best 7-1-1 mark in league play, clinching the top seed in the CCC tournament. The Gulls fell to fourth-seeded Gordon who would eventually win the CCC Championship.

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(Photo Credit - David Le '10)