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Report on Athletic Program Participation Rates and Financial Support Data

Equity in Athletics (EADA) Report

GateWay Community College

Academic Year: 2023-2024

Information for the Reporting Year: Beginning: July 1, 2023 Ending: June 30, 2024

Enrollment:

In the prior academic year, the college enrolled: 386 full-time male students (6.3% of total headcount) and 671 full-time female students (9.2% of total headcount). A total of 20.6% of the students enrolled were enrolled full-time (as reported on the institution’s 2023-24 IPEDS Survey).

Of these students, 72 male students were participants on at least one intercollegiate athletics team, and 38 female students were participants on at least one intercollegiate athletics team. There were 42 male athletes on the Baseball team and 30 male athletes on the Men’s Soccer team. Additionally there were 22 female athletes on the Women’s Soccer team and 16 female athletes on the Softball team.

Expenses:

The total expenses for the athletics department was $537,952.

The amount of expenses incurred from men’s sports combined was $167,998. Of this amount, the amount of expenses incurred from football was $0 (GWCC does not host football). The amount of expenses incurred from men’s basketball was $0 (GWCC does not host men’s basketball).

The amount of expenses incurred from women’s sports combined was $174,244. Of this amount, the amount of expenses incurred from football was $0 (GWCC does not host football). The amount of expenses incurred from women’s basketball was $0 (GWCC does not host women’s basketball).

Sports:

Baseball: There were 42 participants on this team. The total operating expenses were $106,172. The head coach was male, and served as a full-time employee. Additionally, there were four assistant coaches for this sport. Among the assistant coaches, four were male; none of them were full-time, three were part- time and one was a volunteer.

Softball: There were 16 participants on this team. The total operating expenses were $106,989. The head coach was female, and served as a full-time employee. Additionally, there were three assistant coaches for this sport. Among the assistant coaches, three were female; none of them were full-time, two were part- time and one was a volunteer.

Men’s Soccer: There were 30 participants on this team. The total operating expenses were $61,826. The head coach was male, and served as a full-time employee (HC for MSoc/WSoc). Additionally, there were three assistant coaches for this sport. Among the assistant coaches, all were male; all were part-time.

Women’s Soccer: There were 22 participants on this team. The total operating expenses were $67,255. The head coach was male, and served as a full-time employee (HC for MSoc/WSoc). Additionally, there was one assistant coach for this sport.   The assistant coach was male and was a  part time employee 

Student Aid:

The college spent a total amount of $54,546 on athletically related student aid, including the value of waivers. Of this amount, $29,521 was spent on aid for male student-athletes and $25,025 was spent on aid for female student-athletes. The ratio of athletically related aid awarded male student-athletes to that awarded female student-athletes was 54.1:45.9.

Recruiting:

The college spent a total amount of $0 on recruiting. Of this amount, $0 was spent on recruiting for men’s teams and $0 was spent on recruiting for women’s teams.

Salaries:

The average salary of head coaches for men’s teams was $33,316.

The average salary of head coaches for women’s teams was $48,089.

The average salary of assistant coaches for men’s teams was $1,494.

The average salary of assistant coaches for women’s teams was $1,985.

Revenues:

The amount of total revenues generated for the athletics department was $553,182.

The amount of revenues generated for men’s teams was $157,473. Of this amount, the amount of revenues generated from football was $0 (GWCC does not host football). The amount of revenues generated from men’s basketball was $0 (GWCC does not host men’s basketball).

The amount of revenues generated for women’s teams was $195,328. Of this amount, the amount of revenues generated from football was $0 (GWCC does not host football). Of this amount, the amount of revenues generated from women’s basketball was $0 (GWCC does not host women’s basketball).

 

Geckos Athletics’ complete 2023-24 report and other EADA information

can be found here: https://ope.ed.gov/athletics