Men’s 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 QC Basketball team 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

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Jamall Griffin, Head Coach
[email protected] | Twitter: @CoachGriffinj

Doug Scott, Athletic Director
[email protected]  |  (617) 984-1718

Basketball Roster 2025-2026

# Name Position Year Height Weight Hometown
1 Julio Goodrich Guard So. 6’2” 175 lbs Brockton, MA
2 Josh Dejesus Guard So. 5’9” 170 lbs Roxbury, MA
3 Karmari James Guard Fr. 6’2” 180 lbs Boston, MA
4 Noah Perry Guard Fr. 5’7” 160 lbs Brockton, MA
5 Isaiah Michel Guard So. 6’1” 180 lbs Randolph, MA
8 Michael Corbin Guard So. 6’3” 180 lbs Hyde Park, MA
10 Anthony Coke Guard So. 6’7” 200 lbs Boston, MA
15 Jaeden Tammero Forward Fr. 6’4” 200 lbs Dedham, MA
24 Ethan Destin Forward So. 6’6” 175 lbs Boston, MA
33 Jacob Cofiled Forward Fr. 6’8” 225 lbs Boston, MA
34 Dantae Clarke Forward Fr. 6’9” 205 lbs Falmouth, MA

Contact us

Jamall Griffin, Head Coach
[email protected] | Twitter: @CoachGriffinj

Doug Scott, Athletic Director
[email protected]  |  (617) 984-1718

Basketball Schedule 2025-2026

Date Opponent Location Time Venue
Thur. Oct 16 Intersquad Home 7 p.m. QHS
Sat. Oct 25 Salem State University Home 1 p.m. QHS
Sun. Nov 2 Monroe College Away 3 p.m.
Wed. Nov 5 Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) Home 7 p.m. QHS
Tue. Nov 11 MassBay Community College Away 6 p.m.
Thur. Nov 13 Roxbury Community College Home 7 p.m. QHS
Sat. Nov 15 UConn Avery Point Home 3 p.m. QHS
Tue. Nov 18 Springfield Tech Community College Home 7 p.m. QHS
Fri. Nov 21 Quinsigamond Community College Away 6 p.m.
Tue. Nov 25 Holyoke Community College Away 3 p.m.
Tue. Dec 2 Bunker Hill Community College Away 7:30 p.m.
Wed. Dec 3 Massasoit Community College Home 7 p.m. Curry College
Sat. Dec 6 Northern Essex Community College Away 12 p.m.
Sat. Dec 13 Bristol Community College Home 3 p.m. QHS
Fri. Jan 9 Hostos Community College Home 7 p.m. QHS
Mon. Jan 12 Springfield Tech Community College Away 7:30 p.m.
Tue. Jan 20 Community College of Rhode Island (CCRI) Away 6:30 p.m.
Sat. Jan 24 Holyoke Community College Home 3 p.m. QHS
Tue. Jan 27 Bristol Community College Away 7 p.m.
Fri. Jan 30 UConn Avery Point Away 6 p.m.
Tue. Feb 3 Roxbury Community College Away 6 p.m.
Fri. Feb 6 Massasoit Community College Away 6 p.m.
Wed. Feb 11 Northern Essex Community College Home 7 p.m. Curry College
Mon. Feb 16 Quinsigamond Community College Home 7 p.m. QHS
Thur. Feb 19 Bunker Hill Community College Home 7:30 p.m. QHS
Fri. Feb 20 MassBay Community College Home 7 p.m. QHS
Wed. Feb 25 Regional Quarter Finals Home 8:30 p.m. QHS
Fri. Feb 27 Regional Final Four TBD TBD
Sun. March 1 Championships TBD TBD

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

Contact us

Jamall Griffin, Head Coach
[email protected] | Twitter: @CoachGriffinj

Doug Scott, Athletic Director
[email protected]  |  (617) 984-1718

Basketball Coaches

Assistant Coach Jamal Griffin holding a basketball Jamall Griffin, Head Coach

Jamall Griffin was appointed to the head men’s basketball coach at Quincy College prior to the 2025 – 2026 season. With his appointment he became the second head coach in the program’s history. The appointment was made by former head coach newly assigned athletic director Doug Scott. In his first year as the head coach of the program; Jamall led the team to 17-9 record finishing in third place in the regular season. During the region 21 playoff tournament the newly led Quincy Men’s Basketball had 2 impressive victories prior to the regional championship game. In the regional championship game versus the soon to become D3 NJCAA Champion the Quincy College team led for 39 minutes; only loosing by 2 points in the final seconds. Prior to becoming the head coach, Jamall was an assistant for 2 consecutive seasons. During those season Jamall was the lead assistant and was assigned defensive responsibilities. During that time QC was ranked nationally and their defense became top 5 in the country. 

Prior to Quincy College, Jamall was the head basketball coach at Cathedral High School for 3 seasons. During his tenure Jamall revitalized a storied program from consecutive loosing seasons to a consecutive sweet 16 and quarterfinals appearances in the MIAA (Massachusetts) State Tournament. The success on the court was paralleled to the success off the court. Boys Basketball Participation rates increased year on year and academically the programs gpa/ eligibility reached new heights.

Preceding his journey from high school to collegiate levels of coaching; Jamall held several roles in the historic amateur athletic union program Boston Amateur Basketball Club (BABC). During his time he revamped an academy that focused on player and team development. Under the tutelage of the programs founder/head coach Leo Papile; Jamall led teams to National Championship Tournaments and Premier Showcase events.


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 Quincy College.

 

 


Contact us

Jamall Griffin, Head Coach
[email protected] | Twitter: @CoachGriffinj

Doug Scott, Athletic Director
[email protected]  |  (617) 984-1718

 

Facilities & Directions

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

 

Basketball 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

2021-2022

Douglas Alves – Francis Marion – SC (NCAA D2)

Douglas Alves

Jerome Stephens- Erskine College – SC (NCAA D2)

Jerome Stephens

Damani Scott – Mercy College – NY (NCAA D2)

Damani Scott

2022-2023

Grant Smith – East Carolina University – NC (NCAA D1)

Grant Smith

Derek Williams – Waldorf University – IA (NAIA)

Derek Williams

Tyler Victor – Harris Stowe State University – MO (NAIA)

Tyler Victor

2023-2024

Max DePina –NY- University of Mount Saint Vincent – NY (NCAA D3)

Malachi Bryant –KS – Mid-America Nazarene University – KS (NAIA)

Shedrach Makanjuola – NY – Mercy University – (MCAA D2)

   

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