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The New England Collegiate Conference announced the hiring of Del Malloy as its first-ever commissioner on Monday, April 14.

Malloy, who has served as athletic director at Salve Regina since August 1997, brings more than 20 years of collegiate athletic administrative experience to his new role as NECC Commissioner.

"We are extremely pleased that Del Malloy will be the NECC’s first commissioner," saidNECC director of athletics chair, Louise McCleary. "His experiences as a successful coach, administrator and Division III leader will only enhance the growth of our newly formed conference."

During his 10-plus years at Salve Regina, Malloy oversaw the construction of a $10 million indoor athletic facility and rebuilding of the school' athletic fields and courts. He also managed the department’s overall budget and helped develop and implement a strategic plan that doubled the number of full-time employees during that time.

In his new role with the NECC, Malloy will serve as the chief administrative officer of the conference responsible for day-to-day operations, act as liaison between the presidents and athletic directors, administer, interpret, and enforce NCAA and NECC policies and regulations.

He will also assist with the development and maintenance of the NECC budget and financial records, develop a conference schedule, oversee the sports information function of the conference, including the NECC Web site, and represent the conference at regional and national meetings and events.

"It is an honor to serve as the first full-time Commissioner of the New England Collegiate Conference (NECC)," Malloy said. "I look forward to working with the presidents and athletics department staffs at these fine institutions to make the NECC an outstanding conference for the student athletes."

Malloy is currently in a three-year appointment on the NCAA Management Council, and will serve as council chair during the 2008-09 academic year.

His other NCAA committee service has included work with student-athlete reinstatement, membership, national student athlete advisory committee, playing and practice seasons, championships, infractions appeals, women and minority internships, regional and national leadership conferences; convention planning; president’s council; executive committee and marketing.

Prior to Salve Regina, Malloy was the associate director of athletics and women’s basketball coach at Wheaton (Mass.) from 1984-1997. During his time at Wheaton, he also served stints as head women’s cross country coach (1980-85), head softball coach (1982-88), men and women’s cross country coach (1988-95) and men’s golf coach (1989-93)

Malloy earned his bachelor’s degree in management from Johnson & Wales (R.I.) in 1972 and his master’s degree in secondary school administration from Bridgewater State in 1995.

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