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If your part of this team, an athlete, parent, coach or friend please bring your digital camera to the meets, race, practices and events.

Take as many photographs as you can.

Take them of the team racing and getting ready. Take them of the days events. Take everything.

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E-mail your writing to the web master for review and publication.

Your work (photographs and writing) can be used for your resume both for college and the job market. It will show experience and involvement.

It is hard for all of us to be everywhere all the time, However with your help, understanding and co-operation we can continue to support this team for years to come.

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Thank you for your support.

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2007/2008

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01/11/2008 Reggie Lewis	02/02/2008 and 02/03/2008 State Coaches Meet	02/17/2008 Division 1 Championship

2006/2007

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12/02/2006 Fund Raiser - Car Wash	12/15/06 Dartmouth / Taunton    1 |  2	12/20/2006 BARNSTABLE
12/27/2006 MSTCA TEAM PENTATHLON	12/29/2006 BRIDGEWATER RAYNHAM	01/04/2007 FEEHAN    1  |  2
01/12/07 New Bedford	01/14/07 Relays	01/19/07 OCL Champs

2005/2006

	click here for the details Boys Track, League Crown Girls Track, AHS wins EAC

Boys’ Track, Bombardiers roll to league crown

 The Bombardiers completed the dual-meet campaign with a perfect 6-0 overall record and 6-0 mark within the conference. It was also the second consecutive EAC title for Attleboro.

 “We have excellent leadership from our captains,” said Bombardier head coach Peter Lacasse of his three captains, Evan Garber, Tyler Hathaway and Kyle Bouley. “They are the ones that set the tone for the performances of the team.”

 Senior captain Bouley placed in three events as the Attleboro High boys’ indoor track and field team earned the outright Eastern Athletic championship with a 57-29 win over Coyle–Cassidy in a conference meet on Thursday night.

Boulay captured the 300 with a time of 38.6 seconds and finished in third place in the high jump competition. He was also a member of the 4x400 relay team that won that event with a time of 3:51:90. Tyler Hathaway won the 50-yard dash with a time of 5.6 seconds and was also part of the victorious 4x400 relay team. Senior captain Evan Garber captured the 1,000 with a time of 2:56:40.

 Sophomore Pat Ennis won the two mile with a time of 11:20 and finished in third place in the mile race. Junior Paul Steidinger captured the mile with a time of 5:09:20 and was also part of the winning 4x400 relay team.

 Attleboro swept the shot put competition as well. Junior Kevin Spieler registered a personal best while capturing the event with a throw of 40-3 ¼. Sophomore Chris Brauneis finished second in the shot put with a personal-best of 38 1 ½ and junior Kevin Murray was third with a distance of 36 4 ¼, which was also a personal best.

 “The team spirit with this group is fantastic,” said Lacasse.

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Girls Track, AHS wins EAC

 The Bombardiers completed the dual-meet campaign with a perfect 6-0 overall record and 6-0 mark within the conference. It was also the second consecutive EAC title for Attleboro.

 “We have excellent leadership from our captains,” said Bombardier head coach Peter Lacasse of his three captains Symone Scott, Anna Kern and Bridget DeVincent. “They are the ones that set the tone for the performances of the team.”

 Sophomore Danielle Clifford captured a pair of vents as the Attleboro High girls’ indoor track and field team won the outright Eastern Athletic Conference championship with a 56-30mvictory over Coyle-Cassidy in a conference meet on Thursday night.

Clifford won the mile with a time of 5:44:20 and also finished in first place in the 1,000 in 3:27:20. Kern captured the 50 yard dash with a personal best time of 6.4 seconds and also placed second in the 50 hurdles. DeVincent won the two mile with a mark of 12:44:40, while Scott finished in second place in the 50 dash.

 Sophomore Emily Lukin captured the 300 with a time of 48.4 seconds and was a member of the 4x400 relay team that won that event with a time of 4:58:10. Junior Joanna Silva finished second in the 300 and was pat of the victorious 4x400 relay team.

 “We have quality kids that really stepped up,” said Lacasse. “We have a lot of kids that are always right in the mix in their particular events.”

2004/2005

DUAL TITLES FOR BOMBARDIERS

    Less than two weeks ago the Attleboro High School indoor track teams served notice that they were the ones to beat in the Eastern Athletic Conference as they swept a dual-meet against rival Bishop Feehan.

    For those who weren't paying attention the Bombardiers proved that they indeed are the  best in the EAC as both the boys and girls rolled to victory at Wednesday's league meet held at the Reggie Lewis Center.

    Bishop Feehan was runner up on both sides.

    "The kids were fired up and looking forward to the meet. They were just awesome," said AHS coach Peter Lacasse. "We had a lot of personal bests, a lot of first-place finisher and the boys got huge contributions from the captains."

    Added Feehan coach Paul Powell, "Attleboro is such a strong team. We knew we'd have to to be at our best to give them a run. I think we gave them a run, but they just have so much depth on both sides."

On the girls' side, Attleboro racked up 107 points for first place while Feehan was 17 points back for second place.

    The Bombardiers crowned league champions in five different event, including the 4x400 relay. Leading the list was Bridget DeVincent who ran the second leg on the winning relay team but more importantly, set a new record in the mile, running 5:18.61. Team-mate heather Tullos was fourth with a PR 5:51.12, qualifying her for states.

    Anna Kern also had a huge meet as she won both the high jump and the 55 hurdles. Kern's clearance of 4-10 to win the high jump was a season best and qualified her for states while she ran 9.01 to win the hurdles. Teammate Kayla Lukin stepped up from being seeded sixth to take second in the hurdles.

    Symonne Scott is the new EAC champion in the 55 dash as she ran 7.71 for first. She also had second in the high jump (4-8). Dian Weaver had a PR of 41.92 to win the 300 and she anchored the winning 4x400 team.

    For the boys, Attleboro totaled up 102.75 points while Feehan was second at 89.75.

    Kyle Spieler did his part for Attleboro in setting a new meet record in the shot put. Spieler went 51-9 for first place and PR while teammate Andrew Benson also had a PR by over a foot (45-91/4) for third place. Captain Adam Austin had the meet of his life as he won the 55 hurdles (PR 8.18) and finished third in the high jump (5-6) while running lead leg on the winning 4x400 team.

    Other wins were turned in by Matt Brousseau (2:41.40) in the 1,000 and James Pelletier in the 600 (1:27.72). Attleboro actually 1-3-4 in the 600 with Matt Gulino runner-up with a state qualifying time of 1:29.01. Todd Robbins had PR 10:22.74 for second in the two mile and Ray DiCiaccio was second in the mile. Tyler Hathaway was fourth in the 300 with a state qualifying clocking of 38.87.

above article by: The Sun Chronicle

EAC photographs click here, by Friends of AHS Track
EAC CHAMPIONS 2/2/2005

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Unbeaten AHS squades win EAC dual-meet titles

The Attleboro High School boys' and girls indoor track teams captured their first undefeated Eastern Athletic Conference combined dual-meet championships since the 1997-98 campaign by sweeping a pair of quadrangular meets on Thursday night at Dartmouth High.

Both teams completed the regular season with 7-0 overall records and 6-0 conference marks and earned their respective crowns by defeating Coyle-Cassidy, Bishop Stang and Bishop Connolly.

"It was a tremendous feeling to watch their joy after defeating Bishop Feehan, winning the conference meet and winning the dual-meet championship," said Attleboro head coach Peter Lacasse. "Both teams worked extremely hard for what they achieved this year. They kept a great attitude all season and it paid off in the long run."

Lacasse credited his six senior captains with playing key roles in the teams success this season. The boys' captains are Adam Austin, Erik King and Andrew Benson, while the girls' captains are Lakisha Leach, Susannah DiTtolio and Kristina Lacasse.

In the boys' meet sophomore Paul Steidinger placed third in both the mile (5:26:50) and two mile (12:14:50). Junior Evan Garber finished in second place in the two mile with a time of (12:13:40) and was third in the 600 at 1:38:70

Senior Greg Rathbun captured the 300 with a time of 41.1 seconds, while senior Phil Rozek won the 1,000 at 2:58:40 and junior Steve Gledhill was second in the 50 dash (6.2).

Sophomore Laura Bensson help lead the way for the Bombardier girls by capturing the mile and two mile events. She won the mile with a time of 6:16:20 and the two mile at 14:53:20. Senior Keri Lacasse won the 300 with a time of 47.3 seconds and finished in third place in the 50-yard hurdles at 8.7 seconds.

Attleboro also swept the shot put as all three competitors registered personal bests. Leach won the event and qualified for the Division 1 meet with a throw of 31 feet, 3 inches.

Both Bombardier teams will next compete in the Division 1 Meet, which will be held on Saturday, February 19 at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center in Roxbury, beginning at 1:30 PM.

above article by: The Sun Chronicle

EAC photographs click here, by Friends of AHS Track
02/10/05 Tri Meet