KILLINGWORTH, CONN. - Shawn Medeiros has been selected as the Eastern Collegiate Football Conference’s next assistant commissioner.
"We are excited to have Shawn join the league to serve in this role” said ECFC commissioner Stephanie Scarpato. "Shawn’s passion for athletics, creativity, experience and drive shine through in his work in athletic communications and will be key to increasing publicity of the league and its student-athletes.”
Medeiros is currently the Sports Information Director at Endicott College and will continue in this role along with his new appointment.
Prior to Endicott, Medeiros worked in the athletic communications departments at Castleton University, Stonehill College, and Wheaton College. He has also worked for several news outlets as a sports correspondent and has served a statistician for several NCAA Division I institutions as well as the Cape Cod Baseball League and Major League Lacrosse.
Medeiros has earned a number of accolades in recent years, including the CoSIDA Rising Star Award and the EAST-COMM Irving T. Marsh Award. He is also the youngest person to serve as a D3SIDA president in the organization’s history.
"I'm thrilled to join the ECFC as its Assistant Commissioner," said Medeiros. "I'd like to thank Stephanie Scarpato for the opportunity and I look forward to promoting the league, coaches, and student-athletes and their many accomplishments throughout the season."
Medeiros will begin to serve the conference immediately in his new capacity.
ABOUT THE ECFC
The Eastern Collegiate Football Conference was formed in the spring of 2009 as an NCAA Division III single sport football conference. The conference, named after the geographic location of the institutions, began competition in the fall of 2009.
Current members of the ECFC include Alfred State College (Alfred, N.Y.), Anna Maria College (Worcester, Mass.), Castleton University (Castleton, Vt.), Dean College (Franklin, Mass.), Gallaudet University (Washington, D.C.), Keystone College (La Plume, Penn.), and Maritime College State University of New York (Throggs Neck, N.Y.).
