Basketball

Overview

Quincy College Men’s Basketball concluded the 2024-2025 season with an impressive record of 22 wins and 4 losses, marking the program’s fourth season with 20 or more victories. This remarkable achievement further cements their legacy, and the team finished the season ranked 11th nationally.

The Granite were prominently featured in the NJCAA XXI All-Region selections. Sophomore guard Shamar Browder earned recognition as a two-time First Team All-Region selection, and he also reached a personal milestone by scoring his 1,000th career point this season. Sophomore Marcus White received Second Team All-Region honors, along with Eldon Terry, who was also named to the second team. Freshman Anthony Coke made his mark by being recognized on the Third Team All-Region.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all the supporters who stood by us throughout the season!

YouTube – Quincy College Men’s Basketball

Interested in Granite Athletics?

Reach out to one of our coaches below.

Doug Scott, Head Coach, @CoachD_Scott

Kenny Nguyen, Assistant Coach, @CoachK_Nguyen

Mike McGee, Assistant Coach

Jamall Griffin, Assistant Coach

Basketball 2024-2025 Roster

#	Name	Position	Year	Height	Weight	Hometown
0	Kemar Morgan	Guard	So.	6’4”	220 lbs	Boston, MA
2	Kaelin Dossantos-Leal	Guard	So.	6’3”	180 lbs	Brockton, MA
3	Marcus White	Guard	So.	6’3”	185 lbs	Attleboro, MA
4	Shamar Browder	Guard	So.	5’7”	170 lbs	Boston, MA
5	Elijah Rodrigues	Guard	So.	6’3”	180 lbs	New Bedford, MA
10	Anthony Coke	Wing	Fr.	6’6”	180 lbs	Boston, MA
11	Eldon Terry	Forward	So.	6’9”	210 lbs	Brockton, MA
12	Julio Goodridge	Guard	Fr.	6’2”	180 lbs	Brockton, MA
20	Dominic Quelle	Guard	Fr.	6’1”	185 lbs	Bourne, MA
22	Antoine Crosson	Forward	Fr.	6’5”	240 lbs	Boston, MA
24	Damon Harris	Guard	Fr.	6’1”	180 lbs	Daytona, FL
25	Tyrone Victor	Forward	So.	6’10”	210 lbs	Brockton, MA
34	Djamell Alves	Forward	So.	6’4”	200 lbs	Brockton, MA

Basketball Schedule 2024-2025

Date	Opponent	Time	Location
November 1	Monroe College	6pm	Away
November 7	Springfield Tech Community College	7pm	Home
November 12	Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI)	7pm	Away
November 14	Roxbury Community College	7pm	Home
November 16	UConn Avery Point	6pm	Away
November 19	MassBay Community College	7pm	Home
November 23	Bunker Hill Community College	1pm	Away
November 30	Quinsigamond Community College	2pm	Home
December 5	Massasoit Community College	5pm	Away
December 7	Northern Essex Community College	5pm	Home
December 10	Holyoke Community College	7pm	Away
December 14	Bristol Community College	1pm	Away
January 11	Quinsigamond Community College	6pm	Away
January 13	Springfield Tech Community College	6pm	Away
January 18	Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI)	5pm	Home
January 25	UConn Avery Point	4pm	Home
January 30	Bristol Community College	7:30pm	Home
February 1	Holyoke Community College	6pm	Home
February 6	Roxbury Community College	6pm	Away
February 8	Massasoit Community College	4pm	Home
February 11	Northern Essex Community College	6pm	Away
February 15	Bunker Hill Community College	2pm	Home
February 22	MassBay Community College	1pm	Away
February 26	Quarterfinals / Massasoit	7pm	Home
March 1	Semi-Finals	6:15pm	CCRI
March 2	Championships	3:15pm	CCRI

Home Games

Home games will be played at Quincy High School Gymnasium, 100 Coddington St, Quincy, MA 02169

Watch live games: YouTube – Quincy College Men’s Basketball

Basketball Coaches

Douglas Scott

Head Coach

Coach Scott grew up in Quincy where he started his basketball career at Quincy high school. He was a 4-year starter, led Quincy to two Patriot League titles and is the all-time leading scorer in the city of Quincy with 1555 points. Doug went on to play basketball at Massasoit Community College where he continued to excel. He was named NJCAA Division 2 first team All-New England. Following his playing career, Coach Scott began coaching at the high school level as an assistant coach at Quincy High School. He is actively coaching with the legendary BABC (Boston Amateur Basketball Club) under Leo Papile. Doug stays active in the community serving as director of summer leadership camps for the BO Foundation servicing over 100 adolescents during the summer evenings. Doug and his wife Paige live in Quincy with their daughter Savannah and son Beau.

Jamall Griffin

Assistant Coach

Coach Griffin is a USA Basketball Gold Certified, NCAA Basketball certified coach. He is the former Head Basketball coach of Cathedral High School from 2020-2023. Which he helped make the MIAA state tournament appearances twice. He is the present BABC (Boston Amateur Basketball Club) Associate head coach since 2014. Coach Griffin was also the Catholic Memorial Assistant football coach from 2013-2018 working with the Running backs and Defensive backs. This will be Griffin first year with the Granite program. Jamall is a store manager of Stop & Shop Supermarket Co. Coach Griffin and his beautiful wife Danette have 3 awesome children; Jamall Jr, Jamaya and Jeremiah. He resides in Randolph, MA.

Kenny Nguyen

Assistant Coach

Kenny Nguyen is in his fifth season at Quincy College, where he specializes in transfer placement for student-athletes within the program. A Quincy native, Kenny had a distinguished athletic career at Quincy High School, excelling in both football and basketball as a three-year starter and Patriot League All-Star in each sport.

After high school, Kenny pursued higher education at Bridgewater State University, earning his bachelor’s degree in sociology, followed by a master’s in education from American International College. In addition to his role at Quincy College, Kenny works full-time in the Student Accessibility and Tutoring department, where he is dedicated to supporting students’ academic journeys.

He also runs the youth basketball program at the Quincy YMCA, emphasizing skill development across all levels through private coaching, small group sessions, and youth leagues.

Residing in Randolph with his wife Kristin and their daughter Joelle, Kenny is committed to bettering his community both as an educator and a mentor to aspiring athletes.

Sullivan Coady

Assistant Coach

Currently in third season as an Assistant Coach at Quincy College specializing in opponent scouting, recruiting, and analytics, contributing to three consecutive 20-win seasons & 3 consecutive nationally ranked teams.

Additionally, he has spent three seasons working with one of the best AAU programs in the country, BABC. focusing on operations and event coordination, ensuring seamless execution of planning & high-level basketball events

Also serve as Assistant Coach at Pembroke High School, where they specialize in scouting and player development, helping young athletes refine their skills and basketball IQ.

Mike Magee

Assistant Coach

Coach Magee has been coaching under Coach Scott for 5 years. Mike brings passion and knowledge to the program. He is also a professor at the Quincy College.

Contact us

Douglas Scott
Men’s Basketball Head Coach
dscott@quincycollege.edu | Twitter: @QCMBB

Facilities & Directions

Home games will be played at Quincy High School Gymnasium
100 Coddington St, Quincy, MA 02169

Play for Quincy College

Interested in being on the Quincy College Men’s Basketball Team?

Email Jack Raymer, Director of Athletics at jraymer@quincycollege.edu

Granite Alumni

2017-2018

Deven Palmer
Tallahassee Community College – FL (NJCAA D1), ?
North Carolina Central University – NC (NCAA D1),
Professional – TBL (The Basketball League), TBT (The Basketball Tournament).

Former player Deven Palmer

2018-2019

Darrius Hyppolite – Warner University – FL (NAIA)

Quincy College former player, Darrius Hyppolite

Ugo Kamalu – Professional (Cabo Verde Basketball League)

Ugo Kamalu

Fred Smith – Eastern Nazarene College – MA (NCAA D3)

Fred Smith

2019-2020

Gregory Thomas – University of Bridgeport – CT (NCAA D2)

Gregory Thomas

Anthony Peacock
Catawba College – NC (NCAA D2)
Missouri Western state – MO (NCAA D2)
Professional – Cabo Verde Basketball League – Portugal Division 1

Anthony Peacock