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Providence College Athletics
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Kevin Gould Named Assistant Coach For Men’s Lacrosse
9/16/2019 1:09:00 PM | Men's Lacrosse
Gould comes to Providence after spending the past five seasons at UMass Lowell.
PROVIDENCE R.I.- Providence College men's lacrosse Head Coach Chris Gabrielli announced today [Sept. 16] that Kevin Gould has joined his staff as an assistant coach/offensive coordinator.
"We are thrilled to welcome Kevin Gould to the Friar Lacrosse Family," Gabrielli said. "Kevin is an established name in our sport, especially in New England, where he excelled as an All-American player at Duxbury High School and Bentley, before continuing his playing career with the Boston Cannons for three years. His ties to New England lacrosse will have a huge impact on our regional recruiting and we're very excited about Kevin's ability to develop our offensive personnel and specific units. Kevin has guided some of the top man-up units in the country in recent years with his creativity and clear communication, and we're eager to witness his ability to shape our offense as our program's new offensive coordinator."
Gould comes to Providence after spending the past five seasons as Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator at UMass Lowell. The Duxbury native spent two seasons as an assistant coach before being promoted to associate head coach on Sept. 1, 2017. In 2019, Gould helped develop two River Hawks en route to earning First-Team All-America East honors, marking the first in program history. In 2018, Gould helped guide UMass Lowell to its first America East playoff appearance in program history.
Prior to UMass Lowell, Gould spent a season as assistant coach at Dartmouth. Gould guided the Big Green offense to a 10-percent increase in extra-man scoring. During this 2015 season, Dartmouth's win total improved by three victories, including a double-overtime win over 15th-ranked Harvard.
Gould's collegiate coaching experience began at Bryant University in 2014 as a volunteer assistant coach. The Bulldogs climbed up to No. 11 in national polls and made the NCAA quarterfinals for the first time in program history.
Prior to joining the collegiate ranks, Gould coached at his alma mater, Duxbury High School, for three seasons.
Gould graduated from Bentley University in 2010 with a degree in business management, and enjoyed an impressive career with the Falcons' lacrosse program. Gould ranks fifth in program history in assists and eighth in career points. Gould was named New England and Northeast-10 Rookie of the Year as a freshman. The two-time captain and four-time All-New England selection claimed All-America honors in 2010 during his senior season.
Gould was selected 39th overall by the Boston Cannons in the 2010 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft. He spent three seasons in the MLL and helped guide the Cannons to the 2011 Major League Lacrosse Championship.
"I'm honored to be offered the opportunity to become a part of the Providence lacrosse program." Gould said. "It's a program with a great tradition of success and a long list of great players. I would like to thank Coach Gabrielli and athletic director Bob Driscoll for their confidence in my ability. I am very excited to get to work."
-GO FRIARS-
"We are thrilled to welcome Kevin Gould to the Friar Lacrosse Family," Gabrielli said. "Kevin is an established name in our sport, especially in New England, where he excelled as an All-American player at Duxbury High School and Bentley, before continuing his playing career with the Boston Cannons for three years. His ties to New England lacrosse will have a huge impact on our regional recruiting and we're very excited about Kevin's ability to develop our offensive personnel and specific units. Kevin has guided some of the top man-up units in the country in recent years with his creativity and clear communication, and we're eager to witness his ability to shape our offense as our program's new offensive coordinator."
Gould comes to Providence after spending the past five seasons as Associate Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator at UMass Lowell. The Duxbury native spent two seasons as an assistant coach before being promoted to associate head coach on Sept. 1, 2017. In 2019, Gould helped develop two River Hawks en route to earning First-Team All-America East honors, marking the first in program history. In 2018, Gould helped guide UMass Lowell to its first America East playoff appearance in program history.
Prior to UMass Lowell, Gould spent a season as assistant coach at Dartmouth. Gould guided the Big Green offense to a 10-percent increase in extra-man scoring. During this 2015 season, Dartmouth's win total improved by three victories, including a double-overtime win over 15th-ranked Harvard.
Gould's collegiate coaching experience began at Bryant University in 2014 as a volunteer assistant coach. The Bulldogs climbed up to No. 11 in national polls and made the NCAA quarterfinals for the first time in program history.
Prior to joining the collegiate ranks, Gould coached at his alma mater, Duxbury High School, for three seasons.
Gould graduated from Bentley University in 2010 with a degree in business management, and enjoyed an impressive career with the Falcons' lacrosse program. Gould ranks fifth in program history in assists and eighth in career points. Gould was named New England and Northeast-10 Rookie of the Year as a freshman. The two-time captain and four-time All-New England selection claimed All-America honors in 2010 during his senior season.
Gould was selected 39th overall by the Boston Cannons in the 2010 Major League Lacrosse Collegiate Draft. He spent three seasons in the MLL and helped guide the Cannons to the 2011 Major League Lacrosse Championship.
"I'm honored to be offered the opportunity to become a part of the Providence lacrosse program." Gould said. "It's a program with a great tradition of success and a long list of great players. I would like to thank Coach Gabrielli and athletic director Bob Driscoll for their confidence in my ability. I am very excited to get to work."
-GO FRIARS-
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