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Biography The expression "natural athlete" was never better suited than when applied to Feehan's Tim Shockro. Run, pass, catch or kick-Sbockro did it all. As a starter on his 6-2-l in his senior year, Shockro was in an all star backfield with fellow Hall of Famers, Tom Glynn, Peter Rollins, and another of this evening's inductee, quarterback Ray Sullivan. Known for hi...

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Biography As it opened its season, the 1998 Bishop Feehan Football Team had some good news and some bad news. The good news was they were to christen the newly minted McGrath Stadium and play its home games on campus for the first time in the school’s history. The bad news was they were following a team (being honored this evening) that won the school’s first Super Bo...

Biography It was no coincidence that a shamrock was the symbol of North Attleboro's native Paul Sullivan green and white Feehan uniform. Always a competitor, "Sully" played a significant role in Feehan early football history. As one of two sophomore starters in the school's 1965 Thanksgiving Day game against then rival Bishop Stang, safetyman Sullivan helped the team ...

Biography Ray Sullivan was the Doug Flutie of the 1970's. At 5'6", 150 pounds, Coach Paul O'Boy designed a roll-out offense featuring his gutsy quarterback Sullivan. No game stands out more vividly in Sullivan's accomplishments than Feehan's 22-20 over a previously undefeated Dartmouth team in the ftfth game of the season. Trailing 20-0 at halftime, Sullivan rallied h...

Biography As a starting tackle and defensive end he celebrated Bishop Feehan's first Super Bowl victory at Boston University in 1997, and, as a captain of the Green and Gold, he christened McGrath Stadium in the fall of 1998. He was as humble and unassuming off the field as he was aggressive and tenacious on it. Like so many of his “brother lineman” from high school t...

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Biography Under construction...hope to have information soon.

Biography Inspiring leadership, loyalty and determination were the trademarks of Charles "Skip" Tramontana. At 6' 1", 195, Skip was a "fullback wanna-be" with a lineman's temperament and speed. As a starter at guard and linebacker, Tramontana was immense, particularly on defense, where he led his teammates to a season opening 27-0 victory over Durfee. The next two wee...

Biography He was the best athlete in the school and the toughest player on the team, but he labored in relative anonymity. He endured two long losing seasons before leading a resurgence in Feehan football that has lasted for fifteen seasons. And he was a “character”—a locker room presence who portrayed himself as the reincarnation of Jim Morrison, and whose penetratin...

Biography Joseph Warzycha – Bishop Feehan ‘92 Joe Warzycha was an outstanding football player and leader on a young, inexperienced, and not very good football team in the early 1990’s. Had Joe played for one of the subsequent Shamrock winning teams that he laid the foundation for; he likely would have been accepting this induction many years ago. With a lean, muscular...

Biography Soft hands with speed to bum characterize Dan Wheeler, one of the finest pass receivers to ever wear the Green and Gold of Bishop Feehan. In running precise patterns, he combined with QB Steve Judge to catch 27 passes 457 yards and nine TD's in his senior year. His ability to be the "Go To Guy" in Feehan's passing game perfectly complemented the explosive ru...

Biography Sure-handed, reliable, and clutch, Mike Yurof stood only 5 feet 6 inches tall, but his leadership and big-play ability were indispensible in the rags-to-riches story that was the Bishop Feehan High School football program in the early 1990’s. The Shamrocks, coming off a disappointing two-year stretch which included an 0-10-1 season in 1991 and with hopes rid...