Biography As a three-year starter at center for the Attleboro Blue Bombardiers, Bill Flynn joins Hall of Fame classmates Jim Cassidy and Dave Niven in the Attleboro Area Football Hall of Fame. Considered one of the best centers in Attleboro High School history, Bill Flynn was an outstanding force on offense and defense. A tough and durable team leader, Flynn generally...

Biography Gary Flynn was a cornerstone for the first varsity football team that Bishop Feehan High School ever fielded. As a sophomore Flynn scored the winning touchdown in the school's first varsity win 14-8 over Provincetown in 1962. A 5'7", 140 pound halfback on offense and nose tackle on defense, Gary's modest size was offset by his lion-like heart. As a junior hi...

Biography When Jack Peavy took over as Head Coach in 2000, his Shamrock team was one of the most talented Feehan has ever boasted. The Shamrocks had a formidable backfield field combo and a lefty gunslinger calling plays. However, much to the chagrin of opposing teams, that wasn’t all. Bishop Feehan was energized by a 6’0” 185 pound speedster, a wide-out, and return t...

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Biography Ray Frazier was a starting fullback and linebacker for the Red Rocketeers during the 1955 and 1956 seasons. As co-captain of the 1956 team, he established himself as one of the area's most effective two-way players.Ray came into his own as a junior with an outstanding game againstMansfield, scoring a touchdown and the tying extra point. In the Thanksgiving g...

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Biography A three-year starter for Attleboro, Brian played standout end on defense and guard on offense. A rangy 200-pounder, Brian was noted for his quickness and strength, as well as his ability to turn plays inside. He displayed the same discipline as an offensive guard. In his senior year, he was elected tri-captain of the Bombardiers and was named to the Southeas...

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Biography Although he was listed as a fullback on the 1967 and 1968 Attleboro football teams. Ken Furtado possessed the elusiveness and speed of a halfback. In 1968, the Bombardier Co-Captain performed brilliantly on offense and defense while leading Attleboro to a fine 6 and 3 season. The team's leading ground gainer and scorer with 10 touchdowns, the versatile Furta...

Biography From a public perception, Ed Gagnon would be known as a highly successful basketball coach whose teams won 7 league championships and made 14 tournament appearances. An internal audit of the Bishop Feehan sports archives, however, would also show that Ed Gagnon was a valuable assistant football coach who coached running backs for 17 years (1974-1990) under C...

Biography Dale Galasso's performance as a backfield standout for the Red Rocketeers was in the best tradition of his family: two of his uncles, Ralph and Harold 'Midge' Hall, were North High stars in the Thirties and Forties, and both preceeded Dale into the Greater Attleboro Hall of Fame. Exceptional versatile, Dale teamed with Johnny Perkoski to give North one of th...

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Biography If one were to glance quickly at the 7-3 record for NAHS’ 1987 football season, the true competitiveness of that team might not be recog- nized. Two of their three losses came against eventual Division III Super Bowl participants Foxboro (6-0) and Canton (12-7), a nd the average margin of defeat in all 3 losses was a mere 5 points per game. The Rocketeer def...

Biography In 1988 Head Coach Ray Beaupre stated “this season could be the best group I’ve ever had when it comes to working and practicing hard every day”, and no player better exemplified that work ethic than two-way standout Barry Gaumond. At 5’11 and 200 lbs, Gaumond teamed with fellow Hall of Famer Matt Slaney as the best offensive guard tandem in the Hockomock Le...

Biography John Gaumond was a tough defensive back and a versatile running back during the seasons of 1980 and 1981 for the Red Rocketeers. As a Senior, he Co-Captained a team that won 9 games while losing just 1. As a Junior, Gaumond established himself as a tough defensive player. His tough reckless Style of play emerged as he gained confidence and strength. That con...

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Biography Bucky Gay, veteran official at the L.G . Balfour Company, has been in the middle of things since the Football Hall of Fame was founded 17 years ago. One of the founding fathers. Bucky served as chairman for the first five (5) years and was instrumental in lending the program its style. Bucky first became active on the Attleboro football scene as an official ...