Biography The second of three football playing Lindstrom brothers, Peter Lindstrom's intelligence, athleticism, versatility and grit made him an invaluable asset to Bishop Feehan’s football success in the 1982 and 1983 seasons. As a 5”10” and 180 pound junior linebacker and tight end, Lindstrom was also the team’s punter and backup cornerback until opportunity knocked...

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Biography Tradition and community support are two of the cornerstones of Red Rocketeer Football. Over the years tbe townspeople have supported the football program in various ways, all of whkh have brought the athletes and citizens of the town a little bit closer together. Roy Lockwood has supported the athletes and especially the football program, for more than 40 ye...

Biography Seth Lopes was one of the best all around football players this area has seen. Seth could cover and tackle on defense, return kicks or punts the distance on special teams, and score from anywhere on the field offensively whether rushing or hauling in a pass. Seth’s unique skill-set forced every opponent to plan for his impact in all three phases of the game....

Biography From 1990-1992, Bill Loring, was an integral part of Attleboro High School’s resurgence onto the area football scene. The strong and powerful Loring played three varsity seasons for the Blue and White contributing on special teams, defense and offense, where he was the heart and soul of AHS’s offensive line from his center position during his junior and seni...

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Biography Frank Luongo was one of the spiritual leaders of the outstanding Bishop Feehan squads of the middle 70s. A quick, hard-hitting guard and linebacker for two seasons, he has been described as one of the most reliable members of a team that included many standouts, including Hall of Famer Hank McOeed. Coach Paul OBoy, in fact, coupled Luongo and McOeed in a com...

Biography Small by football standards but powered by the heart of a lion, Peter Luongo was a two-year starter at fullback and linebacker for Bishop Feehan. Playing on an injured ankle, Pete nevertheless scored 11 touchdowns in his senior year. A punishing defensive force, he averaged 10 tackles per game, and chalked up 12 unassisted tackles against Wareham in his juni...

Biography As a two-way starter, as an offensive center and defensive tackle, Dan Lyons could have been an advertisement for a Tide commercial. Getting down in the dirt was exactly what the 6'2" 190 Lyons did well for Coach PaulO'Boy. Lyons was one of the few juniors who saw playing time on Paul O'Boy's inaugural 4-4-1 squad whose four losses were by a combined total o...

Biography A tremendous athlete, Brian excelled in all three phases of the game as a three year starter for the Shamrocks. Showing his t oughness as just a sophomore, he became the starting safety as well as contributing on all special teams that season. Entering his junior year, his big play capability could not be overlooked by first year head coach Jack Peavey. At 6...

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Biography Don Maitland officiated his first game about 40 years ago. Since that time he has been a mainstay on the high school and college football circuit in the local area. 'Mait' as he was affectionately called, was popular figure both on and off the field. The members and guests of this banquet will remember Don as a good natured fun-loving guy who was in attendan...

Biography Terry Maloney, a strong two-way player for North in 1960·61, was known for his quickness and agility. Maloney, a converted quarterback, brought athletic talent to an offensive line that opened numerous holes for North's T-Formation offense and anchored a defensive line that made it very difficult for opponents to run the ball inside.His best performance as a...

Biography With a chiseled physique that appeared to be pumped into a football uniform, Steve Manning defined the phrase "work ethic" for Bishop Feehan in the early 1980's. A solid two waystarter for three seasons, Manning anchored an offensive and defensive line that produced 20 victories during his tenure as an offensive guard and defensive tackle. Among many memorab...

Biography The Red Rocketeer Football Program has been blessed with tough two way performers at the linebacker-fullback positions. None has been more hard nosed than Big Ray Marceau. During the seasons of 1981 and 1982 Marceau was a big part of two very successful Rocketeer Teams, both of which won 9 out of 10 games. As a junior Ray established himself as a devastating...

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Biography Frank Marcoccio was an outstanding football player for the Blue & White during his junior and senior seasons. Marcoccio showed toughness and dazzling speed on offense, defense and special teams. On offense, opposing teams needed to defend against Frank's big play capabilities, whether on the ground or through the air. Defensively, Marcoccio scoured the g...

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Biography Durable, reliable and tough, George Martell was the "unsung hero" at right guard on Bishop Feehan's first winning season at 6-2-1. Sandwiched between two all league and all state players Center Peter Cosgrove and Tackle Bruce MacDonald, Martell rarely got many, if any, paudits by the press; however, among his teammates, coaches and opponents, his reputation ...

Biography Coach Ray Beaupre described him this way, “He’s as good as any receiver that we’ve had since Mike Redding.” He was talking about Steve Martelli. The 5’10” 165 pound Martelli was a mainstay on both sides of the football for the Red Rocketeers during the 1991 and 1992 football seasons. Offensively he was a tough kid who could catch the ball in traffic. Defensi...