A newspaper article titled, "SC's Roys to Coach Curacao Team". It was published sometime in 1972 and was written by Jim Regan of the Springfield Massachusetts Republican newspaper. The article talks about how Chuck Roys volunteered to coach the Curacao national team. Roys and his wife traveled there over the summer to coach the team, and one of the best pitchers on the Springfield College freshman team named Phil Elhage was also on the team as he is from Aruba. Curacao was impressed with Roys when he traveled with the Springfield College baseball team to Curacao in the prior March. There is a photograph of Roys in the Article. ; Chuck Roys was head coach of the Springfield College men's baseball team for 18 seasons from 1979-1996. He finished his career with an overall record of 323 wins, 295 losses, and 5 ties, a winning percentage of .522. Roys coached the Springfield College baseball freshman team until the current head coach Archie Allen stepped down in 1978. It is unclear when Roys began coaching the freshman team, but it was from at the latest 1972-1978. Prior to this, Roys was also a baseball player at Springfield College where he played catcher.