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Sound Bit - AHS Track Team Honors from the MA State House

                 2005/2006 Season
EAC CHAMPIONS  Winter Indoor Track and Field
 

 
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Attleboro High's boys' and girls' winter track teams were recipients of the Joan Doherty Sportsmanship Award, presented by the Mass. State Track Coaches Association for its team spirit and community involvement. Boys' team captains Stefon Leach and Jared Garber along with girls' team captains Tiffany Slowey and  Megan Brousseau accepted the award for its "You can be part of something great' program to involve underclassmen in all facets of the program, including Special Olympic programs, Sturdy Hospital volunteer services and various fund-raisers...

Captain's Notes:
 

1) Track & Field/Cross Country practice every day after school
2) Have a successful running  season
3) We look forward to running with you
4) Bring water
5) If you ever have any questions, please  contact one of your captains or the coach. We are all here to help you.
6) The Surgeon General said it's OK to smoke your competition!
7) SHOW YOUR PRIDE!
8) We Bleed BLUE!
 

 Hello all,
If you have ever been part of the Attleboro High School Track, Field or Cross Country teams we would like to add you to our new Alumni section of this web site. It is a way that you can keep in touch with the team and and so we can see what your doing now. Please visit the alumni section to see the type of information we would like. Please write AHS alumni and your name on the subject line of your e-mail.
                  e-mail alumni
See you on line soon!
 

Blue Pride Bulletin Board:

GO THE DISTANCE

On Friday, April 29th and Saturday, April 30th, Martin Tighe will again, with strong parent and community support, demonstrate how one can strive to achieve meaningful goals. He will attempt to break the Guinness Book of World Records for the most miles run on a treadmill in 24 hours. The record stands at 154 miles. This new initiative "Go the Distance" is designed to promote community awareness of the importance of completing high school.

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