Biography When you heard the name, Haynes, in Attleboro during the 90's you thought hard-nosed line play. Carl, the oldest of three Haynes brothers' started that trend. Carl was a strong and powerful lineman that excelled on both the offensive and defensive sides of the ball. Carl first saw time during his sophomore season when his dedication and effort did not go unn...

Biography The three years that Michael Haynes spent on the gridiron for the Blue Bombardiers were filled with big blocks, hard hits and game changing plays. From 1996-1998, the football program at Attleboro participated in two Division 3A Super Bowls on their way to compiling an outstanding 13-2 Eastern Athletic Conference (EAC) record. The strong play by Haynes along...

Biography Bob Holden, a 6'4" state hurdles champion, was a true impact player for Attleboro High in 1974 and '75. As an outstanding punter, defensive back, and pass receiver, Bob could control a game almost singlehandedly. In a 1974 AHS win over Dartmouth, he caught a 36-yard touchdown pass, raced 63 yards with an interception for another touchdown, and set up a third...

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Biography A two-year starter at offensive guard and defensive lineman, Bill Houde played an indispensable role in two Bristol County League Co-Championship teams in 1960 and 1961. A solid 5'9" 190 pounder, Houde was the classic unsung interior lineman who was strong, tough, and very efficient. A quiet, determined player, Bill was a powerful inside blocker who also had...

Biography A brilliant, two-way starter at wide receiver and defensive back, Steve Houle led the EAC and the Eastern Mass Div 3 in pass receptions in 1991 and 1992. The glue-fingered receiver was the perfect compliment to Attleboro's powerful rushing offense that roared to the Bombardier's first Conference Championship since 1971 and first ever Super Bowl appearance. B...

Biography Matt Howe as a young sophomore on Kevin Deschenes’ young 2005 Attleboro Blue Bombardier team, stood out as one of the young players that could be counted upon to help rebuild Attleboro back to respectability. Matt, in 2005, became a season-long starting offensive guard from Day 1 for a Bombardier offense blocking for future hall of famers Jono Graziosi and N...

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Biography Dominique Jacques was a bruising, powerful lineman that enjoyed making the big block on offense and getting to the quarterback on defense. Dom played for legendary AHS coaches Joe McKenna and Chet Hanewich, and with their guidance along with the help of many other great assistance coaches Dom enjoyed tremendous success. During Jacques' junior and senior seas...

Biography When head coach Kevin Deschenes saw a young player with enough ability and talent to spend his entire freshman season in 2008 on the JV/Varsity level, he knew he had something special in the future with running back/linebacker J.J. Jolaoso. As a sophomore, Jolaoso was a regular on the field where he saw plenty of varsity time as a running back, linebacker, p...

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Biography Nathan Kuffrey, Class of 2008, wore the Blue & White with pride and determination. Kuffrey was the ultimate lead-by-example pl ayer, fierce- ly leading his team at practice and on game day. Nate first found the field as a sophomore and learned to respect his opponent and the game. The weak-side backer recalls being part of a “huge collision” while making...

Biography Following in his father's footsteps 35 years later in 1973, Mike Kulaga was selected as the best end in Bristol County. The Taunton Gazette described Kulaga as ''the best end to hit Southeastern Massachusetts in many seasons. At 6'2", his height is of great value, but so are his other assets, such as speed, sure hands and the ability to get open". The versat...

Biography In 1938, "Ziggy" Kulaga, now deceased, capped an outstanding career when he combined with Hall of Farner "Red" Madden to form one of Attleboro's finest pair of pass catching ends. The tall receiver had great hands, but was at his most exciting best in the open field after making the catch. The Bombardiers' leading scorer often dazzled opponents with his pate...

Biography Attleboro High School enjoyed some of their greatest success during John Lallier’s three contributing seasons on the gridiron. The quick and agile Lallier played three years on the offensive line and two years on the defensive line for the Blue & White, when he was not making the key block or tackle on special teams. Lallier’s preparation, effort and det...

Biography Len Lallier was a classic two-way player for the Blue and White, excelling as a blocker from his offensive guard spot and anchoring the line on defense . His value defensively was particularly evident in Attleboro's 8-0 win over Coyle in '64 and its 14-13 triumph over Durfee. when he nailed Hilltopper backs for several losses and keyed a goalline stand to pe...

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Biography As a junior, Ted Larkin took over as the Blue & White signal caller three games into the 1994 season and "showed the accuracy and poise of a veteran." The strong armed right hander displayed the confidence, determination and leadership to guide Attleboro's high octane offense. The athletic Larkin also saw time in the defensive backfield when he has not p...

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Biography During Jason Lawton’s sophomore and junior years playing for AHS, his teams combined for a record of 1-18-1. It was a tough stretch for Blue Bombardier football, and it would take a special group of young men to lead the football program to better times. That task started with finding leaders among players who can inspire his teammates to work towards succes...