Biography Kevin Candelet was a four year contributor to the varsity football program at Attleboro High School. As a freshman, Candelet would play the freshman game with his classmates and then dress for the varsity game where we would play special teams. From sophomore through senior year, Candelet was the game-changer on special teams, a talented option at running ba...

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Biography In 1960 and 1961, Tom Carpenter was a brilliantly versatile and efficient halfback on two very good championship Attleboro teams. A swift. slashing type of runner, the talented Carpenter was just as dangerous running from scrimmage, throwing and receiving passes, returning kickoffs and punts, or intercepting passes from his safety position. In addition, Tom ...

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Biography As an outstanding two year starter on offense and defense, halfback Daryl Cavaca was "a classic all purpose back who could do it all." The 5'8" 165lbs., speedy halfback could tum the comer and head upfield or power his way inside the tackles. An exciting open field runner, Cavaca electrified Bombardier fans with his punt and kick off returns, and devastated ...

Biography During the 1986 and 1987 football seasons halfback/linebacker Chris Cerrone was described "as one of the most exciting players to don an Attleboro uniform." The premier linebacker in the Southeastern Mass Conference, Chris was exceptionally quick, with good athletic skills and with a second nature for the game. Hall of Fame coach Chet Hanewich once stated th...

Biography During two undefeated seasons in 1941 and 1942, Ken Charest anchored the center of a line that paved the way for a host of Hall of Fame backs. Tough, steady and dependable, Ken's long center snaps and devastating lead blocks were critical to Attleboro's high scoring double wing-motion offense. For two seasons the powerful Charest-led Bombardier front line ou...

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 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 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 ...

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Biography In 1976 and 1971, Kevin Deschenes continued Attleboro's long tradition of developing outstanding offensive centers. Although listed in the program at 5'8" and 160 lbs., it is doubtful that Kevin ever reached the 150 lb. mark. What he Jacked in size he made up for in what coaches and teammates call "heart". Described as one of the toughest players to ever wea...

Biography Louie DiBacco was a true Blue Bombardier. His intelligence, work ethic and leadership enabled him to play three varsity seasons for AHS. The physical DiBacco played three seasons at center for Cliff Sherman’s Big Blue and numerous positions on defense. DiBacco “was an exceptional run blocker with his footwork and ability to drive back defensive tackles” the ...

Biography John Dion was an outstanding two year starter at offensive and defensive tackle for the Blue Bombardiers in 1973 and 1974. Although at 5'10" and 168lbs. he lacked the size of most of his opponents, the hard charging Dion played with great hustle, determination, and a huge football heart. A great two-way player, John utilized his excellent quickness and techn...

Biography Joining a long line of outstanding Hall of Fame centers, Attleboro's Tom Dion proved to be a durable, rock solid offensive and defensive lineman for two seasons in 1974 and 1975. The 5' 10" 190 Ib Dion led a powerful AHS running game with his near perfect line blocking and his outstanding ability to throw key blocks down field. As a defensive tackle, Tom com...

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Biography In 1977 and 1978 Scott Dubuc was an outstanding offensive halfback and a brilliant defensive safety for the Attleboro Blue Bombardiers. Attleboro's most versatile and best all-around athlete, Dubuc combined his great track speed and athletic ability to and devastate opponents from both sides of the line of scrimmage. The 6'0" 175 lb. halfback would slash and...