2015 and 2017 Northeast 10 Football Champions. Athletic facilities Multi-sport stadium: With more than $21 million raised toward the $30 million goal for the Centennial Campaign (celebrating Assumption's 100-year history), Assumption announced plans to construct a $3.2 million multi-sport stadium, which opened in September 2005. The stadium is the key capital project of the second phase of the Centennial Campaign. The stadium was constructed on the previous site of Assumption's football/lacrosse field. The new facility supports six athletic teams (football, men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's soccer, and field hockey) and an outdoor intramural sports program on an infilled, synthetic turf field. It includes lights, elevated grandstand seating for approximately 1,200 spectators, a press box and a president's box. The stadium includes a dedicated practice area north of the competition field. Notable alumni Assumption Preparatory School graduates are included in this list of notable Assumption University alumni: Robert Catalanotti (1980), United States Army major general Chris Colabello (2003), Major League Baseball player Jacques Ducharme (1932), novelist and historian Ernest Fortin (1946), theology professor Jay Garcia-Gregory (1966), United States federal judge Mike Gravel (1949), United States senator from Alaska Andy Hallett (1997), singer and actor Deonte Harris (2019), National Football League player Jake Jones (1971), National Basketball Association player Brian Kelly (1983), college football coach Dan McKee (1973), 76th Governor of Rhode Island Joe O'Brien (1957), college basketball coach Mary O'Grady (1979), The Wall Street Journal editor Michael Ritchie (1979), artistic director of the Center Theatre Group Richard Ryscavage (1967), sociology professor Timothy J. Savage (1968), United States federal judge Scott Simonson (2014), National Football League player Jeffrey W. Talley (2001), 32nd Chief of United States Army Reserve Zach Triner (2014), National Football League player Harold Naughton Jr. (1982), Massachusetts State Legislator since 1995 Frank C. Guinta (1993), US Congressman representing NH-01 References External links Official athletics website Universities and colleges in Worcester, Massachusetts Catholic universities and colleges in Massachusetts Educational institutions established in 1904 Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities 1904 establishments in Massachusetts Augustinians of the Assumption