BEVERLY, MA — Endicott College has announced its 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame class, with four former student-athletes set to be inducted.
The ceremony is set for Sept. 26, at 8:15 a.m. in MacDonald Gymnasium. The ceremony will be held before the Athletics Tribute and Banner Raising festivities as part of Homecoming and Reunion Weekend.
The 28th Hall of Fame class includes Josh Bowes of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, from men's ice hockey; Evan Couchot of Mason, Ohio, from men's soccer; Lance Greene of Dorchester, Massachusetts, from men's basketball; and Bella Rino Polselli of Northborough, from women's lacrosse.
The Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1994 and now features 68 inductees.
The Hall of Fame recognizes individuals and teams who have made exceptional contributions to Endicott athletics and who have continued to demonstrate the values of intercollegiate athletics in their lives. Alumni and supporters are encouraged to submit future candidates through the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame nomination form.
Bowes is the first men's ice hockey student-athlete to be inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame. He ranks first all-time in goals and short-handed markers for the program.
"It is truly an honor to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. I was fortunate to be part of the hockey program's inaugural NCAA season and am incredibly proud of everything our team accomplished," Bowes said.
Couchot remains the men's soccer program's all-time leader in goals, goals per game, points, points per game, game-winning goals, and penalty kicks made, according to the college.
"I am incredibly honored to be inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame. My time at Endicott played a pivotal role in shaping who I am, both as an athlete and a person," Couchot said.
Greene scored 1,268 points during his men's basketball career and later returned to the coaching staff from 2015-21, helping the program reach its first NCAA Sweet 16 appearance in 2016-17, according to Endicott.
"I'm truly honored and humbled to be inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame," Greene said.
Rino Polselli finished her women's lacrosse career with a 37-11 record in goal and ranked first all-time in goals against average at the time of her induction.
"Being inducted into the Endicott Athletics Hall of Fame is truly a dream come true and an incredible honor," Rino Polselli said.
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