Biography As a 6’2” 225 pound offensive guard, Peter Golenia was the proverbial “Blue Collar” player. A tireless, determined worker, who like most lineman labored in obscurity, Golenia was a “lineman’s lineman.” As a two year starter for the Shamrocks at offensive guard Golenia was outstanding. As a junior, he was one of the key cogs for Coach Matt Lanagan’s option of...

Biography He looked like a choirboy. He acted like an altar boy. But on the field of play, Tom Grimes was the "Baby Faced" assassin who could beat you from his position at QB, in the secondary as free safety, and as a kicker and punter on the all important special teams. As a starter for two seasons which featured records of 6-4 and 7-3, Grimes accumulated over ten in...

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Biography Durability, versatility and toughness: those are the terms that describe the play of Bishop Feehan's Peter Grundy. Brother to another Hall of Famer, the late Mark Grundy, Peter was one of the Shamrock's most reliable performers during the 1974 and 1975 seasons. As a junior, Peter a two-way performer, played every interior line position on a club which record...

Biography While attending high school at Bishop Feehan, Matt Hanley looked very much like the state trooper that he is today. Crew-cut, ruggedly built, and tough as nails, Hanley was a captain of one of Feehan's most talented teams which, other than a loss on Thanksgiving, came within three points of going into that game undefeated. As the favorite receiver of QB Paul...

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Biography The 1980’s were the “Wishbone Years” of Bishop Feehan Football. During this period, skillful quarterbacks such as John Ross, Steve Judge, and Glen Lindstrom cleverly engineered the Shamrocks’offensive scheme, however, no one ever ran it more productively than Paul Humphrey in the 1988 season. Bolstered by a powerful offensive line, a pile driving fullback, a...

Biography One of Feehan's finest all-time scholar athletes, Bill Hyland earned 11 letters during a splendid athletic career, breaking into the starting lineups of the Shamrock baseball and hockey teams as a freshman, and beginning a string of 30 consecutive starts as a football player as a sophomore. A 5' 11 ", 150-pound defensive back and wide receiver, Bill won regi...

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Biography A clever defensive back who picked off five interceptions-a slashing type runner who scored 11 TD's-an accurate placekicker who booted 15 PAT's in his senior year-Mike Ingram was the ultimate weapon on a team that was one of Paul O'Boy's best. When selected to the Pawtucket Times All Star team, Ingram was characterized as "one of the best athletes on the fie...

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Biography Because he was so good, they called him "Superman" but he was really just an ordinary kid with extraordinary ability. Brian Kelley was not just the best athlete in his class, or even in his school. Brian Kelley was one of the best high school athletes in the nation. This was primarily due to his setting track records in the state decathlon and later the nati...

Biography Big, tough and strong, Steve Kelley was a prototypical wishbone fullback. As a junior two-way starter at both fullback and inside linebacker, Kelley excelled. In a lighting-shortened 34-0 victory over Attleboro in 1985, Kelley rushed for I 10 yards on but 13 carries. Probably his finest hour that year occured in a stunning 23-14 upset over Barnstable High. K...

Biography The old adage: “It’s not the size of the dog in the fight but the size of the fight in the dog” describes Terry Kiley. At 5’7” and 145 pounds, Kiley was a human dynamo who made things happen on both sides of the ball. As the smallest starter on the 1969 Feehan squad that featured five members of the Hall of Fame and compiled an impressive 9-1 record, Kiley w...

Biography At a Herculean 6’5” 225 pounds, Tyler King was an imposing physical specimen especially when he was pursuing opposing quarterbacks. Breaking into the starting lineup as a junior defensive end on Coach Gary Doherty’s veteran shamrock squad, King, along with Hall of Fame linebackers Gazzola and Cataldo, formed a “lock down” defensive unit the likes of which Fe...

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Biography Versatility-Determination-Leadership: These qualities describe Bishop Feehan's ultimate team player, Bob L'Homme. As a junior, the rock solid offensive guard played along side Hall of Famers Peter Grundy, Steve McNally, and Frank Luongo in creating explosive holes for backfield Hall of Famers, Terry Buckley and Henry McDeed to ramble through. In his quiet wa...

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Biography It is the rare sophomore who gets to start as a quarterback on a varsity football team, but Rob Lee was one of those rare individuals. In the fall of 1974, Coach Paul O'Boy was returning a strong group of juniors led by future Hall of Famers - Achin, Grundy, Lambert, Mc Deed and Merlin; however, he needed a versatile athlete to run challenging wishbone offen...