Biography Few people have what it takes to play on both sides of the football. Even fewer have what it takes to be a force in all phases of the game. As a senior, Garrett Vandette carried the ball 111 times for 854 yards and 11 touchdowns while also catching 8 passes for 154 yards and 2 more touchdowns. Defensively, he notched 34 tackles and 6 assists while intercepti...

Biography Athletic, versatile, sure-fingered, and tremendous hands….all words used by local sportswriters to describe Mark Vandette, a two-way starter at wide receiver and safety for North Attleboro in 1997 who played a pivotal role in leading the Rocketeers to the Hockomock League title and their 4th EMass Super Bowl Championship. In the eyes of 1st year Head Coach P...

Biography Marcus Vaughn was a standout two way player for Coach Paul Sullivan's last two teams as head coach. As a running back and line - backer/rover, Marcus was someone that opposing teams were forced to account for at all times. His speed, intellect, and work e thic allowed Marcus to be a dominant force on both sides of the ball. On offense, Marcus was always one ...

Biography The Sun Chronicle called him Mr. Excitement because he made opposing coaches cringe whenever he touched the football. The Red Rocketeers’ Robbie Vaughn was the areas most explosive offensive football player during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. The 6'1" 185 pound running back was more than just an outstanding ball carrier. His athletic ability made him one of th...

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Biography Anthony “Pops” Vieira has spent a lifetime taking a lead role in youth and high school sports. Whether it be in the 1970’s coa ching Little League baseball, the ‘80s when he started the boy’s basketball program at South Attleboro middle School, or the ‘90s when he st arted a girl’s softball program at Our Lady Queen of Fatima high School, Pops has always bee...

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Biography Dennis Walsh has been an avid supporter of Attleboro Athletics for over 25 years. Dennis started his volunteering as a member of the chain gang in 1991 and has continued giving back to his alma mater for a quarter century highlighted with his work on the new stadium and weight room projects in 2013. A steadfast supporter of the stadium, Dennis lobbied the me...

Biography Tim Walsh, AHS class of 2014 Tim Walsh ended his career as the most prolific passer in AHS history where he set school records for touchdown passes in a career (41), a season (29) and a game (6). Under Tim’s leadership, his team is the only one in AHS history to beat archrival North Attleboro twice in one season. The 2013 edition of AHS football has to go do...

Biography The athletic and intelligent Dan Warchol lead by example on offensive, defensive and special teams. As a sophomore, when called upon, Dan won over his teammates and coaches respect with his dedication, effort and knowledge of the game. During his junior season, Warchol's confidence and experience resulted in more playing time. Dan's senior season demonstrate...

Biography As a two year starter in 1991 and 1992, halfback Jamie Warchol proved to be one of the most versatile and exciting players to ever wear the Bombardier Blue and White. The 5'9" 1651b. "dynamo" was an outstanding open field, cut back runner, skilled halfback option passer, great return man, excellent receiver, and a tough defensive back. On a very talented 199...

Biography “Mooooose, Moooose”, was often heard bellowing out from the stands and along the sidelines at Big Blue football games from 1996 to 1998, because Matt ‘Moose’ Warchol was making game changing plays. Matt is the youngest of five Warchol kids (sister, Caroline and brothers, former AHS standout Paul, and Hall of Famers, Jamie-’93 and Danny-’95). He always attend...

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 An undersized running back and defensive back, Adam Watkins didn’t let his stature dictate his play. His passion for Big Red football was instilled at a young age, learning from his cousin and fellow Hall of Famer, John Sawyer. Adam was a versatile two player for the rocketeers as a running back and corner back. His toughness and instincts out-weighed his si...

Biography For 25 years Bill Wayne enriched the Attleboro High School football program with his high level of dedication, loyalty, and coaching skills. Bills' no-nonsense coaching style, coupled with his constant emphasis on the fundamentals, shaped the skills of many future -Bombadier greats. Following an outstanding football career at Lynn English, Bill joined the Ma...

Biography Nate Weeman was a co-captain and cornerstone of a great North defense that surrendered a mere 127 points en route to an 11-0 Division 3A Super Bowl Championship in 1993. Former head coach Ray Beaupre remembers Weeman as “a physical, tough kid with good athletic ability who could run and make all the plays.” Beaupre calls Weeman and teammate and fellow Hall o...

Biography James Weir, a 2018 graduate of Attleboro High School, was a key player for the Attleboro High School football team, known for his toughness, consistency, and ability to make plays when the team needed him most. As a linebacker and tight end, he contributed on both sides of the ball and quickly became a team leader. In his senior year in 2017, James came back...

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...