Biography After winning the 2003 Super Bowl for their 3rd consecutive state title, expectations were high for Curt Smith’s inaugural season as the Bishop Feehan Head Coach. Coach Smith need not have worried; returning to lead Feehan’s drive for another championship was senior captain Ron Conway. Ron Conway was a proverbial “jack of all trades.” A two-way standout at r...

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Biography Hard work and determination made John Copley a top-notch receiver for the Red Rocketeers during the 1980 and 81 seasons. He wasn't the fastest or the strongest but he sure could catch a football. During those two seasons Copley caught 50 passes, which is the 2nd highest total in North history. In 1980, Copley's junior year, he gained valuable experience and ...

Biography For 29 years, Dr. Coren has dedicated himself to the care of Attleboro High School athletes, treating the youngsters as he would his own. Dr. Coren settled in Attleboro in 1946 with his wife. Alice, an Attleboro High graduate, and began a distinguished medical practice that has enriched the lives of people in the community, including its young athletes. Work...

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Biography For the last decade, Bishop Feehan High School Football has enjoyed its greatest success in the 43-year history of the school. There have been six Super Bowl appearances, four Super Bowl championships, and, another conference championship and possible Super Bowl invite this season. But it wasn't always so. In the early 90's the Shamrock teams were short on n...

Biography Tim Crosta took over the fullback position for the Red Rocketeers during the 1979 season. He immediately established himself as a tough short yardage runner with break-away speed. During Tim's tenure at fullback, North won 14 of its 20 games and Crosta scored 12 touchdowns. Crosta co-captained the 1980 squad and became a solid two-way performer. Offensively ...

Biography At 5'7" 150 pounds, Mark Croteau was a bit undersized, but he made up for it with exceptional quickness and a toughness that is a trademark of Big Red football. Whether it was as a defensive back or a running back, opposing coaches needed to know where Mark Croteau was on the field. As a junior, Mark found himself in a crowded backfield with three future Hal...

Biography The embodiment of the name, "Coach", Tom Crowe was actively involved in high school and college football for over thirty years. A graduate of Case High School in Swansea where he played for Jim Cassidy, Tom went on to star in football and track at Boston University. A technician in the true sense of the word, Tom influenced the lives of thousands of athletes...

Biography After ending 1988 with a heartbreaking, last minute defeat to Foxboro in the Division III Super Bowl, North Attleboro entered the '89 season hungrier than ever. Although they had lost 9 of 11 defensive starters, the offense returned six starters including guard Jim Cryan. At 6', l85lbs., Jim exhibited tremendous leverage and speed which allowed him to effect...

Biography Coming into the 1977 football season, Attleboro High School head coach Tom Crowe had a feeling, although he kept it to himself, he might have a pretty special bunch of players to put together a special season. Led by strong offensive skill players like Steve Lattari, John McNally, Joe Hudson, and Denny Walsh, ultimately it was the Blue Bombardier defense who...

Biography Sean Cryan joins the Attleboro Area Football Hall of Fame because he was smart, athletic and tough, three qualities considered to be trademarks of the NAHS football program. During the course of three seasons (1992-1994), Sean established himself as one of the most versatile athletes to wear the red and white. Few possessed Sean’s combination of skills. This...

Biography As Wally Cryan, this young sportscaster painted vivid word pictures tor Attleboro Area radio audiences in the Fifties and Sixtres. Wally knew the Attleboro area sports scene intimately, and his knowledge informed his work as football and basketball play-by-play announcer for WARA. Players and fans alike retained fond memories of his crisp and accurate report...

Biography David Culhane used his strength, power and aggressiveness to become a two-year starter for the Bombardiers. During a difficult junior season for the Blue & White, Culhane was still recognized for his outstanding play on both sides of the line of scrimmage. The 6'2" Culhane was a ferocious and determined football player that seldom found himself on the si...

Biography Kevin Cummings was a force for legendary AHS coaches Joe McKenna and Chet Hanewich football teams during his three varsity seasons between 1983-1985. Cummings was a fierce competitor with a mean streak that his opponent’s respected, but often they woke up the next day remembering each encounter as a result of Cummings’ physical play. During Kevin’s three AHS...

Biography Mike D’Attilio was a standout offensive and defensive tackle for Head Coach Kurt Kummer’s Red Rocketeers in 2007 and 2008. His quickness and punishing style was noticed by all that saw him play and was a welcomed sight for Big Red ball carriers that followed his blocks. At 6’1” and 230 lbs., D’Attilio was a two-year starter at offensive tackle and he wasn’t ...

Biography Loyalty, toughness and discipline. As his former coach Paul Sullivan says, “Robbie Dargis had all of the individual characteri stics that are the foundation of the North Attleboro Football Program.” Rob started at linebacker and running back as a junior and senior. He lead the team in rushing his junior year, boasting 111 c arries for 798 yards and again dur...

Biography During a three year period of 1985, 1986, 1987 the Attleboro Blue Bombardier's threw more passes than any AHS teams ever had before and wide receiver Jon Daskam caught more passes than any player in Blue and White history. The diminutive and daring receiver combined his good speed, outstanding toughness, and great hands to haul in a career high total of 104 ...

Biography The Sun Chronicle described North High defensive end Jeff Dawes as “a hulking figure on the turf”. Head Coach Bob Guthrie characterized Dawes as a “smart, solid player who never flustered, and always got his job done”. To his friends and teammates, “Dawsie” had the unique ability to keep guys loose in practices and games while simultaneously maintaining a se...

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