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

Biography Trench warfare. That's the term that best describes the way Bob St. Martin played the game as an interior lineman and linebacker for the Red Rocketeers in the early 1940s. Nicknamed "Bull" by his coach, the legendary Raymond Yates, Bob St. Martin gave every bit of himself on every play during an era when drives into the line constituted the offensive game pl...

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

Biography AI St. Pierre, one of Attleboro's finest all-around athletes, was an outstanding two-way end for the Bombardiers in the early 1950s. A natural athlete, the smooth and versatile St. Pierre was selected to the coaches' All-Bristol County and All-State teams, primarily for his great pass-catching skills. AI was equally effective on defense and as a kicker. A ty...

Biography In 1964 Steve Stack entered North Attleboro High School as a talented young athlete who could throw a football a long way. It didn’t take long for the talented Stack to break into North’s starting lineup as their quarterback. The Red Rocketeers had not scored in their first two games so Coach Art Post gave Steve the starting nod against Bishop Feehan. The yo...

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 During the 1958 and 1959 seasons, Joe Stewart combined with Hall of Fame tackle Bob Minor to form one of the most effective guard/tackle combinations in Bombardier history. As a senior, Stewart led a very talented AHS team through a brilliant 7-1 season that was dominated by Attleboro's powerful line play. As an offensive guard, Stewart was a devastating blo...

Biography Kyle Stone was an extremely versatile threat on North's first two teams in the highly successful decade of the 1980's. A true pass receiving tight end, Kyle surpassed his 3 receptions as a junior with 26 receptions for 393 yards and 3 TD's as a senior captain. Those 26 receptions represent the most catches in a season by a North Attleboro tight end. Kyle's c...

Biography If there ever was a kid to wear the Red and White who came to play the game of football it was Frank Strachan. Frank was a versatile player who performed effectively on both sides of the ball for the Red Rocketeers. Primarily a defensive player when he first cracked the starting lineup, Strachan later developed into a fine all purpose running back. He even f...

Biography During the seasons of 1989 and 1990. Chris Sullivan established himself as one of the most dominant and versatile players in the area. For his career, Chris caught 31 passes for 523 yds. and four TD's as a tight end, while registering 72 tackles and assisting on 22 others from his defensive tackle position. During his senior season of 1990, the 6'5" 238 lbs....

Biography It is rare when a small community like Attleboro would be blessed with a dedicated sports supporter with the talents of a Jim Sullivan. In addition to twisting a few arms to raise money for the Varsity Club, Jim added his considerable professional skills as the Master of Ceremonies for dozens of AHS sports banquets. His ability to add "a touch of class" to t...

Biography It is hard to find a more well-rounded football player than John Sullivan. During the 2001 Season, John was the Red Rocketeer’s best quarterback, best receiver, and best punter. While also a starting defensive back, John hardly ever left the field. North Attleboro Coach Paul Sullivan was fortunate to have his son John attend North Attleboro High School and n...

Biography In 1987 the Red Rocketeers entered the season full of optimism with the entire starting backfield returning from the '86 season. Led by the superb blocking of senior tri-captain Mike Sullivan at tackle, the Rocketeers rushed for 1,845 yards and averaged 5+ yards per carry that season, many of those by fellow Hall of Farner Mark Newport. "For an offensive lin...

Biography Smart, tough and versatile are a few words then Head Coach Paul Sullivan used to describe him. Those qualities, in addition to his willingness to lead with both words and actions, were recognized by his teammates when they selected him as a captain of the 2003 Big Red squad. The first test of his versatility and intelligence came quickly as a sophomore versu...

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 Rick Summersall was a Tri-Captain for The Red Rocketeers during i:he 1971 season. At 5'10" 170 pounds, he was a two-way starter. As an offensive lineman, the versatile Summersall split his time between center and guard. When North was on defense he was one of their standout performers as a defensive end. Rick gained valuable defensive experience as a junior,...

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

Biography During Attleboro's brilliant 1968 and 1969 seasons, Dave Surgeons anchored an offensive and defensive line that completely dominated opponents and led the Bombardiers to consecutive Bristol County League Championships. While Hall of Fame backfield teammates Paul Silvia, Gary Livesy, and Ray Boudreau garnered all the headlines, the prototypical 6'2" 220 lb. t...

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...