Saint Michael's College Men's Golf

Bedard helped Saint Michael's to a top-10 finish at the Northeast-10 Conference Championship each year, including a tie for sixth in 2011, his debut season, and two finishes among the top 30 at the NEIGA Championship. Bedard has run the Hook a Kid on Golf Program for children ages 8 to 14 through Colchester Parks and Recreation since 2014 in addition to serving as an assistant coach for the Burlington High School varsity baseball and boys' ice hockey and Essex High School varsity baseball programs. Bedard has qualified multiple times for the Vermont Amateur Championship, caddied in professional tournaments in his native Vermont and Maine, and volunteered in the Vermont First Tee National School Program, whose aim is to establish a lifelong interest in golf by engaging children between kindergarten and fifth grade. When not coaching, Bedard is a woodworker, restoring antiques for Champlain Valley Antique Center in Shelburne since 2010 while co-owning Green Mountain Crafts since 2011. Also production manager for GMC, he oversees daily operation and production of Vermont-made wooden crafts that are sold throughout New England. Bedard is a 2002 graduate of the University of Vermont.

DiMasi helped the Purple and Gold tie for eighth at the 2008 NE-10 Championship, its best finish in three years. DiMasi was a four-year member of the Burlington High School varsity golf program, serving as captain of the squad his senior year. He also played a year of varsity golf at Northwood Prep School in Lake Placid, N.Y. A 2004 graduate of nearby Norwich University with a degree in business management, DiMasi was a two-time All-America defenseman on the Cadets' ice hockey team. He helped Norwich win the 2003 NCAA Division III Tournament and, following graduation, played professional ice hockey for teams in Georgia, Utah, Italy and the Netherlands. In September 2014 DiMasi was inducted into the Norwich Athletic Hall of Fame. DiMasi was formerly a resident director at Saint Michael's and earned his master's degree from the College in May 2011. He previously served for two seasons as a men's ice hockey assistant coach for the Purple Knights, helping the 2008-09 squad win the NE-10 Tournament.