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Biography During the early 60's North established themselves in the Bristol County League as a team that would contend for a title. Dan Adinolfi was a mainstay on the offensjve and defensive lines during this era. Dan gained valuable experience as a sophomore playing along side of Hall of Famers Ray Beaupre, Bob Guthrie, and Terry Maloney during the 1960 season . In h...

Biography Chris Alderman, a two-year starter, was one of the best defensive ends in North history. At 6'3" and 185 pounds. Chris was credited with 41 tackles, 7 assists, and 7 quarterback sacks as a junior. A year later and 25 pounds heavier, he added 53 tackles, 31 assists, and two blocked punts to a brilliant record. He was a two-year Sun-Chronicle All-Star and was ...

Biography Whatever Scott Andrew was asked to do on the football he did it and did it well. He was an important player on both the offensive and defensive teams during the seasons of 1975 and 1976 for North Attleboro High School. Offensively his speed and quickness enabled Scott to be successful as a running back one year and an offensive guard the next. His toughness ...

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Biography The years of 1990 and 1991 produced an all-star cast of defensive players for the Red Rocketeers and one of the guys that battled in the trenches was Keith Austin. As a junior, Austin was on a defensive line with three fellow Hall of Famers; Derek Herber, Chris Sullivan, and Jason Mikulus, and they didn’t disappoint. Keith’s strength and quickness helped to ...

Biography An intense, enthusiastic player who called North Attleboro's defensive signals in 1991, Pat Bannon was once described by his head coach Ray Beaupre as "the heart and soul" of that Red Rocketeer team. As a three year varsity player, Bannon's presence alone would increase the intensity level of his teammates, and his take-charge attitude helped make him one of...

Biography Ted Barrett, who joins the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility, is arguably the greatest running back in Rocketeer history. In a glittering, three-year career, he scored 206 points. ncluding 162 in his senior year. when he led the state. He also set the school rushing record when. as a senior. he chalked up 1.457 yards on 184 carries. The fleet you...

Biography An outstanding linebacker with tremendous football instincts, Tim Batrucca helped set the tone for the Red Rocketeer defense in both his junior and senior seasons. Tim led the team with 110 tackles as a junior in 2002. As Captain in 2003 Tim battled through ankle injuries yet once again lead the team with 54 tackles, ran the ball for 303 yards and 4 TD’s, an...

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Biography Drck Beaupre made invaluable contributions to the North teams which lost only two games in two years in 1944-45. As a fullback, he handled crucial blocking assignments for the Rocketeers· quick-breaking formations. As the safety man on defense, he was the last defender between his team and the goalline. a chore he performed with great effectiveness. as witne...

Biography It can be very difficult to illustrate the importance of a football player when there are no statistics. It’s easy for Neal Beaupre, simply speak to anyone who watched him, coached him, or played beside him. Boomer, as he is affectionately known, was an integral part of the 1988 Super Bowl team and a three year letterman. As a center, he unlocked lanes for H...

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Biography At 6'1", 205lbs. and a National Honor Society student, John Bedard was a dominant two-way player at both offensive and defensive tackle who used his strength, size and intelligence to accomplish his assignments. In 1983, "Jake" enjoyed some of his best all-around play against his cross-town rivals from Attleboro. Facing a severe size disadvantage on opening ...

Biography AI Berard was an outstanding two-way performer for the Rocketeers during the 1967 and 1968 seasons. Offensively he was the team's leading ground gainer in 1968. Defensively his speed and agility enabled him to be a sure tackler and an aggressive pass defender. Al's senior year was a year of transition, as a new coaching staff guided the Rocketeers on their r...

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Biography Chet Bodinski was a key contributor to some of the finest teams ever produced by the legendary Coach Raymond Yates. A true and all-purpose player, Chet was a standout fullback who ran , passed, punted, kicked off, kicked extra points, and played tough, alert defense. At his best in clutch situations, Chet shone brightest as a senior against Attleboro, when h...

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Biography Jim Bodinski helped usher in the wishbone era at North Attleboro High School. The 6', 180 pound fullback was an important cog in an offensive machine that amassed 273 points in an impressive 8-1 season for the Rocketeers. The 1972 eleven's success at running was dependent on having a hard hitting fullback that could keep defenses honest. The fullback positio...

Biography The success of many good high school football teams is often credited to the ability of its offensive players in the skilled positions. However, good teams will never become great teams without fundamentally sound and mentally tough players like Jon Bourbeau. The 1993 Rocketeer football team, captained by Bourbeau, was one of the school’s most successful and...