Athletics

Meet the Team

Doug Scott, Athletic Director
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A Quincy native and longtime leader in the local basketball community, Doug Scott brings a deep understanding of athletics, coaching, and student athlete development to his role as Athletic Director at Quincy College.

Doug had a legendary playing career at Quincy High School, where he was a four year starter, led the team to two Patriot League championships, and became the city’s all-time leading scorer. He continued his playing career at Massasoit Community College, earning NJCAA Division II First-Team All-New England honors.

Following his playing career, Doug began coaching at Quincy High School and went on to build a long and successful coaching career. As a coach with the legendary Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC), he has helped develop countless student-athletes and guided five Quincy College student-athletes to NCAA programs, where they continue their college careers.

Now as Athletic Director, Doug brings that same passion for developing athletes and creating opportunities for students to compete, grow, and succeed at Quincy College.

Jamal Griffin, Men’s Basketball NJCAA Head Coach
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Gregory Canzater, Women’s Basketball NJCAA Head Coach
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Jason Tassinari, Men’s Soccer NJCAA Head Coach
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Steve Maze, Men’s Baseball NJCAA Head Coach
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Doug Scott, Co-Ed Cross Country Head Coach
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TBD, Co-Ed Golf NJCAA Head Coach

Athletic Facilities

Baseball – Adams Field

Basketball – Quincy High School Gymnasium

Hockey – Quincy Youth Arena

Soccer – Veterans Memorial Stadium

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA) Report

The Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act requires co-educational institutions of postsecondary education that participate in a Title IV, federal student financial assistance program, and have an intercollegiate athletic program, to prepare an annual report to the Department of Education on athletic participation, staffing, and revenues and expenses, by men’s and women’s teams.

EADA Athletic Report 2023 through 2024

Eligibility for NJCAA Athletics

Eligibility to participate in a NJCAA sport is offered in accordance with the by-laws of the NJCAA. The student athlete must be in good academic standing in accordance with the rules and by-laws of the NJCAA Region 21 and Quincy College. The student-athlete must be an amateur, who has not exhausted his/her eligibility.

Download the NJCAA Academic Progress Requirements

General Academic Requirements:

In order to participate, a student-athlete must meet entrance eligibility requirements, enrollment requirements, and accumulation requirements, or meet qualifications for limited exceptions.

Student–athletes must be making satisfactory progress within an approved college program or course as listed in the college catalog.

Classes utilized for any academic eligibility portion must be:

• Credit or credit equivalent bearing
• Approved by the College governance structure
• Listed in the college course archives system
• Listed on official college transcript

Entrance Eligibility:

A student-athlete must be a graduate of a high school with a state Department of Education-approved standard academic diploma, state Department-approved general education diploma or a state Department of Education-approved High School.

Enrollment Eligibility:

Full-time enrollment is defined by the NJCAA as 12 or more credit hours. Full-time enrollment must be established on the 15th calendar day of the beginning of the regular term as listed on the college academic calendar and maintained. Student-athletes must be enrolled full-time at Quincy College in order to participate in a NJCAA sport.