HAMILTON-WENHAM ATHLETIC HALL OF FAME
Honoring the past, inspiring the future
1980 Softball
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Division II State Champions – the first State Championship for HW in any sport since the inception of the school in 1962
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First Team Inducted to H-W Hall of Fame
Members of the 1980 State Champion Softball Team, include: Bev Agrella, Sue Beaulieu, Brenda Bonnette, Sue Brown, Dacia Clayton, Sue Copeland, Daryl Essensa, Janet Greene, Lisa Harvey, Deb Lowry, Marcia Lowry, Betsy McCoy, Amber Millett, Louise Provost, Robin Rutherford, Lynne Taylor, Judy Thompson and Linda Warren as well as Head Coach, Earl Berg and Assistant Coaches Janet Bursaw and Art McCoy.
1965 Boys Basketball
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In the third year of the program, became Cape Ann League champions for the first time.
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Undefeated in the Cape Ann League with a record of 16-0.
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After defeating Hanover 59-53 and Masconomet 46-44 in the postseason, fell to Holbrook in the Class D state semifinal game at the Boston Garden 89-79.
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Members of the 1965 Boys Basketball team include: Jim Barney, Rich Butterworth, Bob Caldwell, Bill Carney, Bob Carter, Dickie Eldridge, Jim Forrester, Dave Gray, Paul Koloski, Steve MacQuarrie, Dick Mersereau, Bill Poehler, Dan Snavely, Will Warwick, Karl Zaccone, as well as managers Dave Ketchum and Russ Sawyer, Assistant Coach Fred Hale, and Head Coach Sherman Kinney.
1988 BOYS BASEBALL
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Finished the season with a record of 17-6, winning their last 8 games.
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Defeated Salem, Stoneham, and Swampscott on their path to the state finals. Defeated Greenfield 4-1 to be the first HW boys team to win an MIAA State Championship.
Team Members: Chris Ciampa, Rob Collins, Chris Delmonico, Andrew Grey, Ed Lawther, Sean Maney, Corey Matthews, Mark McLaughlin, Jeff Mercier, Joel Nies (captain), Dan Pino, Chris Schrock, Eric Searson, Sean Stechinfinger (captain), John Tobey, Mr. Doug Hoak (Coach) and Ray Donahue (Asst. Coach)
1947 HAMILTON HIGH SIX-MAN FOOTBALL
With an undefeated 8-0 record, they were crowned State Champions of the Massachusetts (Eastern) Six-Man Football League.
Defense allowed an average of 7 points per game.
Members include: Bob Brooks (HB), Gelean Campbell (E), Harlan Clock, David Gardiner, Warren Hatt, Roger Merry (E), Bob Poole, Jim Tate (HB), Henry Tobyne (QB), Bob Trussell, Alvin Whipple (C, captain), Mr. Carl Martini (Coach).
1948 HAMILTON HIGH SIX-MAN FOOTBALL
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With an undefeated 8-0 record, they were for the second consecutive year crowned State Champions of the Massachusetts (Eastern) Six-Man Football League.
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Ranked 4th in the country out of over 5000 teams, they extended their winning streak to 19 games.
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Set a national record scoring 334 points (while allowing only 84) for the season.
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Members include: Gelean Campbell (E, captain, all-state), Harlan Clock (C), James Dodge (E), Wallace Flynn (QB), Warren Hatt (HB, all-state), Bob Poole (E), Paul Marks (E), Robert Tremblay (E), Donald Woodman (B), John Donaldson (QB), Stanley Gusoski (HB, all-state), Thomas Henley (E), Bob Ricker (E), Maurice Sabean (B), George Bilodeau (manager), Mr. Fred Bosworth (Coach).
1951 HAMILTON HIGH SIX-MAN FOOTBALL
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With an undefeated 8-0 record, they were crowned State Champions of the newly formed Massachusetts Six-Man Football League.
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Scoring 446 points (while allowing only 72) for the season, this team broke many of the records set during the 1948 season.
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Members include: Bob Gates (LE), Don Grant (RE), Stan Gusoski (RHB, leading scorer in the state), Tom Henley (manager), Ed Rauscher (C), Bob Ricker, Maurice Sabean (LHB, captain), Roger Washburn, Wayne Gauthier (FB), Bob Henley (QB), Myron Hood (HB), Ted Johnson (LE), Lawrence Smith (HB), Peter Tillson, Clarence Trepanier (C), and Raymond Whipple (HB), Mr. Wilton Moyer (Coach).
1952 HAMILTON HIGH SIX-MAN FOOTBALL
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With an undefeated 8-0 season, out-scoring opponents 284-32, they extended the team winning streak to nineteen games, tying the school and league record.
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Won the Eastern Massachusetts and Southern New England Six-Man Championships.
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Members include: Dick Bertone, Wayne Gauthier, Bob Henley (captain), Myron Hood (assistant manager), Eddie Liscomb, Paul McGinley, Edward Millett, Ted Johnson, Fred Proctor (manager), Tom Sinkiewicz, Lawrence Smith, Peter Thimmer, Peter Tillson, Clarence Trepanier, Raymond Whipple, Mr. Wilton Moyer (Coach).
1967 FOOTBALL TEAM
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First and only undefeated football team in HW history, finishing the season at 9-0
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CAL Champions. Outscored opponents 228-69. Coached by Robert Simpson, Bill Chambers, and Jack Sussi
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With a 24-0 victory, became the first HW football team to beat Ipswich
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Coaches and players bonded to form a relationship that has allowed many of them to remain “teammates” to this day
1999 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
Division II All-State Champions
CAL Open Champions
2000 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM
Division II All-State Champions
CAL Champions & CAL Open Champions