Clarke, New England’s Official Sub-Zero, Wolf and Cove Showrooms, hosted the Holy Cross Coaches Roadshow on May 28th at their 7 Tide Boston Showroom. Clarke CEO Tom Clarke, a 1971 Holy Cross alumnus, was delighted to welcome the esteemed roster of coaches. The Holy Cross Coaches Roadshow in Boston was the third stop, following a May 13th event in Chicago and May 20th stop in New York City. Surrounded by Sub-Zero and Wolf luxury appliances in the award-winning showroom, the crowd of Holy Cross supporters from the Holy Cross Club of Greater Boston enjoyed delicious food and drink.
“I was delighted to welcome a dozen Holy Cross head coaches and dozens of alumni to our showroom to help pave the way for the 2026-27 sports seasons,” said Clarke. “Alumni are key in supporting more than 700 student athletes across dozens of teams each year. The Crusader Athletics Fund has raised more than $1 million to support 2026-27 athlete scholarships, varsity team travel, equipment and athletic operations.”
Amanda Belichick, daughter of former New England Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, led off the Coaches Roadshow discussion talking about her experience as the head coach for Holy Cross women’s lacrosse team, a position she has held for 11 seasons. She was joined by Coach of the Year Kim Cosenza who had another outstanding year with Holy Cross women’s field hockey. The other esteemed coaches included Matt Brown, head coach for men’s soccer; Dan Curran, head football coach; Ben Graham, women’s soccer coach; Candice Green, women’s basketball coach; Katie Lachapelle, women’s hockey coach; John Landino, softball coach; Andrea Landry, women’s rowing coach; Dave Paulsen, men’s basketball coach; J.L. Reppert, men’s lacrosse; and Bill Riga, men’s ice hockey coach. Vice President for Intercollegiate Athletics Kit Hughes offered the enthusiastic audience of alumni a global view of the sports landscape at Holy Cross.
Clarke is known for supporting a wide range of charitable organizations in various ways, including Nativity School of Worcester, Tim’s Team (supporting The Timothy O’Connell Foundation for families facing pediatric cancer), Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, among others.