BOSTON, Mass. – After 23 years as the Head
Athletic Trainer at Wentworth Institute of Technology,
Ralph Evans has announced his retirement,
effective May 31, 2013.
“It is with mixed emotion that we announce Ralph’s
retirement from Wentworth,” said Director of Athletics
Angel Ayres. “We are all saddened to see him
leave, but at the same time we are excited for his well-deserved
time off. He has been a permanent fixture on our campus for 23
years and is one of Wentworth’s most dedicated employees. We
wish him well and many great times spent with his wife, Susan. He
will certainly be missed by everyone.”
The longest-tenured member of the Athletic Department, Evans
arrived on the Wentworth campus in 1990 and during his time he has
helped evaluate, rehabilitate, and care for thousands of
Wentworth’s student-athletes. Often going above and beyond
the call of duty, he has put in countless extra hours throughout
his career to ensure his student-athletes received the care they
needed.
Prior to joining the Leopard staff, he served two stints at
Bentley College. From 1972-1980, he was the Head Athletic Trainer
and returned to the Waltham campus in 1989. From 1980-1988, Evans
served as the Fitness Director and Athletic Trainer at the Boston
Racquet Club. In addition to his work at Wentworth, he served as
the Athletic Trainer for the Brockton Rox baseball team. He has
also worked with the National Football League’s New York
Giants and New England Patriots and has been an annual fixture in
the medical tent at the finish line of the Boston Marathon,
treating thousands of runners who have completed the 26.2 mile
course.
A search for his replacement is underway.
Evans to Retire as Head Athletic Trainer
Posted: Apr 25, 2013