Biography Milt Candelet was the father of five Red Rocketeer football players (Ronald-'62, Gary -'62, Robert -'63, George -'81 and Lindley -'81) and grandfather of Kevin Candelet (AHS Class of '85). He made a number of contributions to North Attleboro athletics, but his greatest legacy is the Monday Night Gridiron Club that he helped to establish in response to huge b...

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Biography He looked like Jane but played like Tarzan. Beneath the boyish handsomeness and charming personality was a fierce competitor who exuded self confidence and leadership. As a basketball player, he buried some memorable three pointers particularly against cross town rival, Attleboro, and in Spring Track, he ran a strong 400 leg of a record setting sprint relay ...

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 ...

Biography Gary Carter was as quick and fast as any defensive tackle North has ever had. The 6'0 190 pounder was a defensive standout for North in 1975 and 1976. After gaining valuable experience his junior year Gary anchored a rough defense for Ray Beaupre in his first year as head coach at North. Carter established himself early in the season as a premier defensive t...

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Biography No one personified Head Coach Matt Lanagan’s mantra of “relentless interval” better than Mike Cassidy. Cassidy was a 6’2” 210 defensive end who anchored Feehan’s stingy defense during the ’94 and ’95 campaigns, which saw the Shamrocks win two league championships, reel off an undefeated regular season, and secure its first Superbowl berth. Offensively, Cassi...

Biography He is so humble and reserved, he almost seems shy. He is a highly principled man of dignity and integrity. He is a scholar and a gentleman of the highest caliber. However, in the athletic arena, there was no more aggressive and fierce competitor than Mike Cataldo, an All- Star tight end, linebacker, and captain of Bishop Feehan’s first Super Bowl Championshi...

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 ...

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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 Compact, elusive and explosive. At 5'8",175 pounds, Tony Chang may have been the finest Bishop Feehan running back of the 1990' s. As a junior, under the guidance of first year coach Joe Gilmartin who featured a no huddle wide open passing attack, Chang was a blocker, receiver, kick returner, outside linebacker and all around versatile player in helping Feeh...

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...

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Biography Born in Attleboro, Art Chase grew up in South Florida, but often vacationed in Massachusetts to visit family. Art has always been was fascinated with the Attleboro area and the closeness of the community. After finishing high school in Florida, Art headed north to attend Springfield College where he received a degree in Health & Physical Education. After...

Biography Possessing a lethal combination of quickness, strength, and football savvy, Ryan Cherry dominated the trenches for three seasons as an offensive lineman for the Bishop Feehan Shamrocks. Perhaps not coincidentally, Cherry’s time on Holcott Drive encompassed some of the most successful years in the storied history of the program. As a sophomore in 1993 startin...

Biography Ed Cochrane honed his tight end skills under the tutelage of line coach Paul Sullivan, who recalls Ed as “a tough, disciplined blocker” and a person of exceptional character. As a junior, Cochrane contributed solid blocking and 3 receptions for 56 yards. However, during his senior season, 6’2, 212 lbs. Ed Cochrane was a pillar of strength as the tight end in...

Biography The caption under the picture in The Sun Chronicle read: “T Scott Connelly - The “T” stands for “Touchdown”. Thomas Scott Connelly was, indeed, Mr. Touchdown as a three year letterman for the Shamrocks of Holcott Drive. In the fall of 1997, a tall skinny running back was “The Man” on a 9-0 Freshman Football Team. Then the tall skinny kid bulked up and became...

Biography At 6'2", 190 Ibs. Dan Connolly was a imposing two-way standout in the Hockomock League at both tight end and defensive end. While North Attleboro's 1982 season may be best remembered for the record-setting performance of Hall of Fame running back Ted Barrett, often overlooked may be the fact that many of Ted's 1400+ yards and 27 TDs came on his favorite play...