Biography In 1962 the pioneers of Bishop Feehan football embarked on their journey in a dry and dusty farmland of waist high straw grass on what is now the McGrath Football Stadium and Beach Baseball field. They were a motley crew from approximately ten surrounding cities and towns. They had nicknames like Jiggsy, Frosty, Pet, Cap, Rat, and Donuts, however, one of the...

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Biography Brandon Mooney, AHS class of 2012 The seeds of success for Brandon Mooney were sown during a sophomore year that taught him about overcoming adversity. Mooney was an early candidate as a starting varsity linebacker and regular special-teams contributor. But an early season serious back injury sidelined the promising sophomore. Through hard work in his rehabi...

Biography “Gallant in his blocking, determined in his bid for the ball on defense – he led the way all year” was how the Sun Chronicle and then first year Head Coach Curt Smith collectively described Greg Moore’s contributions to the 2004 Super Bowl Champion Shamrocks. Every hard-nosed team built on defense and physically imposing their will over their opponent needs ...

Biography Bishop Feehan opened its 1977 football season with a young, inexperienced line. None, however, were younger than a rugged fifteen year old sophomore named Tom Moore. Nicknamed "Trunks" because of the size of his treelike thighs, Moore was as solid as seasoned oak in his defensive tackle position. Early injuries and inexperience yielded to increasing strength...

Biography In the last 50 years, there are few names that are more synonymous with the City of Attleboro and support of its youth than brothers Rusty and Bill Morin. Graduates of Monsignor Coyle High School in Taunton, Russ attended the Cornell University School of Restaurant Management and Bill followed him. Upon graduation, they both served in the United States Army ...

Biography For the first time in its 31-year history the Attleboro Area Football Hall of Fame has selected two players from the same team to enter the Hall of Fame together. Don LeBlanc and John Morin were not only outstanding, three year stalwarts and All Bristol County All Stars in the Bombardier offensive and defensive line, they were senior co-captains whose leader...

Biography He is a fourth generation great grandson of one of the most famous families in the history of Attleboro. He was a captain of the first Bishop Feehan football team to ever win ten games and go to the Super Bowl. He was a prolific receiver whose coach described as “a great athlete with great concentration.” Thom (spelled with an “h”) Morin was an impact player...

Biography Robert Mulhern used his exceptional strength, determination and intensity to excel on the gridiron for Attleboro High School. Mulhern did not light up the stat sheet, however without his football prowess, Hall of Famers Tim Slowey, Matt Warchol, Nick McNamee and Seth Lopes would not have been as successful, nor would AHS as a whole. Rob Mulhern had raw athle...

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Biography Ken Nally has lived and loved the values of North Attleboro Football. Whether as a player, or later as a volunteer coach, there is nothing that Ken wouldn’t do to make his program a better place to play. From playing to coaching, scouting to fundraising, Ken has never missed an opportunity to help. His pride in the program is matched only by his dedication t...

Biography One of Feehan's all-time defensive stalwarts, Dave Nazarian broke into a tough Shamrock lineup as a junior offensive tackle and keyed impressive Feehan wins over Attleboro and North Attleboro. As a senior, he became the team's defensive enforcer, keying shutout Feehan wins over Dighton-Rehoboth, Case, Coyle-Cassidy, and Seekonk. An All Sun District and South...

Biography Power-Strength-Size-the prototype Stud Lineman who can single handedly control a game best describes Greg Nazarian. The 6'3" 250 pound tackle teamed with 6'3" 260 pound Hall of Famer Andy Robertson in forming one of the most formidable tandem's to ever play the line for Bishop Feehan. As Coach Paul O'Boy stated: "By virtue of their size and athletic ability,...

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Biography One of only a handful of Red Rocketeers to play varsity football as a freshman, Mark Newport quickly established himself as one of the all time leading running backs in North's storied football history. Through the seasons of 1985 to 1988, Mark rushed for over 2,100 yards on 404 carries, averaging over 5 yds per carry and scoring 30 career touchdowns. A phys...

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Biography The 1941 Attleboro High School football team still stands at the top of the list of AHS's greatest teams as the only undefeated and untied team in the school's history, and right end Walt Nyzio was the glue that held together the many pieces of coach Howard Tozier's puzzle. Loaded with talent and with a new All Star emerging each week, Walt Nyzio's consisten...

Biography Honorary member Paul O'Boy has been a towering presence in Feehan athletics since he joined the Shamrock coaching staff under Chet Hanewich in 1965. Two years later, at age 24 , he was named head coach, a job he has held with distinction ever since. Through all of the ups and downs of the intervening years, O'Boy has been a powerful influence on his youngste...

Biography At 5'10",220 pounds, Rodney O'Brien was a prototypical high school tackle. A stalwart two way player on an immensely talented Feehan team, O'Brien was tough, aggressive and explosive. In his junior year, O'Brien's gritty contributions helped Feehan fashion a commendable 6-3 record which included back to back victories over Attleboro (22-12) and North (22-8) ...