BOBBY BUTLER - A 2005 graduate, Bobby played 5 seasons on the varsity Ice Hockey team. He helped lead the Panthers to 4 Mid Wach League Championships, 4 District Championships and to Marlboro's only Ice Hockey State Championship. During his 5 years he recorded 284 points in 116 games as well as breaking the school's record in goals scored in his junior year, tallying 58 goals in 25 games. He was a T & G 3 time Super Team All-Star, 4 time Mid Wach league all-star and a 2 time Mid Wach league MVP
ALLYSON ORAM - Finished eighth in the 5K at Nike Indoor Nationals in 2009…Two-time Metrowest Daily News Cross Country All-Star…Two-time Worcester Telegram Daily News Cross Country All-Star…Five-time Metrowest Daily News Indoor Track All-Star…Two-time Worcester Telegram Daily News Outdoor Track All-Star…2008 cross country league individual champion…Finished seventh at Massachusetts Cross Country Championship in 2008…Three-time indoor track league, district and state two-mile champion…2007 indoor track league, district and state class mile champion…Member of four-time league champion indoor and outdoor track teams…Member of 2009 district champion indoor track team…Set state record in the distance medley relay…Named MVP of her cross country team as a senior…Owns PRs of 17:56.24 in the 5K, 5:09 in the mile and11:08 in the two-mile.
JOSH CARTER - One of Marlborough's best quarterbacks. He finished his career with these records, Most Passes Attempts in a Season 229, Most Pass Completitions 127, Total TD'S in a Season 36 and 2397 Yards of Total Offense. Awards he won - Junior Year Defensive MVP in Thanksgiving Day Game. Senior Year he won Team Defensive MVP; 2007 Team MVP; Thanksgiving Day Game MVP; Knights of Columbus Thanksgiving Day Game MVP; Boston Globe Top Defensive Performer; T & G Super Teal All-Star and also a member of the Massachusetts State Coaches Super 26 Team.
2008 - 2009 CHEARLEADING TEAM - The members of this team won the 2009 National Championship also won the Mid Wach League Champion 3 years in a row
TEAM MEMBERS
LAUREN BEGG - CAPTAIN KRISTEN ANZALONE
STEPHANIE KUCHARSKI - CAPTAIN SARAH GUERNELLI
ALYSON McDONALD - CAPTAIN SHELBY WILLIAMS
ARYEL PAOLINI - CAPTAIN RACHEL MCSWEENEY
ALLYSEN HICKS ALYSSA BABURNIS
DOVONTA BROWN NICOLE KRESHPANE
ALYCIA DAFOE CAMILA CORDOBA
BRITTANY TAMBEAU ALYSSA GIGAS
SHANNON CLARK KATHERINE JOHNSON
MARIA SARTORI MADISON EVERETT
HEAD COACH - MICHAEL DOVALLE
ASST. COACH - KRISTY GUZZI
JESS BARTLETT - Set a career high of 226 goals in Girls Lacrosse, a record which will be very hard to break. She led the Lacrosse Team to its first ever Playoff win in 2009. Jess was a T & G Super Team All-Star, a Mid Wach League MVP and was also a 2 time Mid Wch League All-Star
EMILY REILLY - She was one of the best girls basketball players ever to play in Marlborough. She finished her career with 1258 points. Twice she was a T & G Super Team All-Star, twice a Mid Wach League MVP and was also a 4 time Mid Wach League All-Star
JIMMY FULLER - 27 career wins and 353 career strikeouts All-State selection in baseball as a senior
Fuller, who started tossing the baseball in the backyard with his father, Larry, as a youngster, has always been a pitcher: Little League, through high school and four years with Marlborough’s American Legion team.
At Marlborough High, Fuller helped pitch the Panthers to four Midland Wachusett League championships. As a sophomore in 2003, he struck out 14 Milford batters in a 5-1 victory that propelled the Panthers to the sectional championship. He was also on the hill in the Division 1 state final against Malden Catholic.
“That was bittersweet experience, a lot of good, but tough at the end,’’ Fuller recalled of that day at LeLacheur Park in Lowell, where he took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and fanned 11 batters but lost, 2-0.
He’s been back to LeLacheur a couple of times, pitching against the University of Massachusetts at Lowell while he was with Southern Connecticut, along with matchups against the Lowell Spinners, the NY-Penn affiliate of the Red Sox.
After recording 27 career wins and 353 career strikeouts in high school (where he also played one season of football his senior year), Fuller pitched well at Southern New Hampshire before transferring to Western Oklahoma State.
“It was a very good program and the team definitely attracted the scouts,’’ said Fuller, “but the atmosphere just wasn’t for me. There just wasn’t much to do there outside of baseball.’’
So Fuller transferred to Southern Connecticut and had to sit out the 2007 season. He worked hard to stay fit, enjoyed his finest college season last spring, and then had to decide what to do after the Mets drafted him.
JESSIE BRYANT - Played softball, soccer and basketball at Marlborough and captained all three teams ... Batted .538 with 32 runs and 28 RBI in 2009 ... Finished her career with 129 hits and a .667 on-base percentage ... Earned league all-star honors in softball four times and was named league MVP as a senior ... Named a league all-star in basketball and soccer ... Helped her team to the 2008 District Finals and was part of her 2008 and 2009 squads that captured the league title for the first time in school history
MARTIN VAN ESS - Played three years of varsity soccer for Marlborough...Led his team to the Central Mass District Championship his senior year with a 14-4-3 record...Team won the Mid-Wach B title each of his three seasons...Was a league all-star all three seasons...Voted all-state, all-New England and Mid-Wach League MVP his senior year...NSCAA Scholar All-America in 2007...Also helped the Marlborough basketball team to a district title in 2008 and league titles in 2006 and 2007.
MARINA FILEVA - A Captain in Girls Tennis. Marina was the 2009 T & G Player of the Year, a 2 time T & G Super Team All-Star. A 2 time Mid Wach League MVP and also a 2 time Mid Wach League All-Star
MOLLY MCGUIRE - Molly left her name in the Marlboro High record books and led the Panthers to their first Central Mass Division 1 Title. McGuire finished her career with a school-record 530 Strikeouts and a 47-30 record. She also set the program single-season mark with 181 Ks and graduated with the lowest season (1.22 ERA) and Career ERA (2.20) In the CMass tourney, McGuire pitched shutouts against Quabbin and Nashoba to get the Panthers to the final where they beat Shepard hill, 10-3 Her 11 inning gem against Nashoba and the victory over shepard hill were McGuires most memorable moments of the season. She threw six shutouts during the regular season and finished 17-1 with a 1.51 era
Five years pitching varsity, Career record 47-30, Games Started 68, Innings 527.7, Career Strikeout 530
Mid-watch all-star jr and sr years, (2012 and 2013), Capt. jr and sr years, (2012 and 2013)
team co-mvp jr year, Mvp senior year (2012, 2013)
Worcester Telegram and Gazette Super team senior year (2013), Metrowest daily news Super Team senior year (2013)
In her junior year she also won the Steve Grote Memorial award beating Hudson 2-1 (Game MVP) (2012)
THE LASHMIT BROTHERS
The 4 best Wrestlers in Marlborough High School history are Scott ( 182 wins ), Tom ( 165 wins ), D.C ( 146 wins ) and Matt ( 127 wins ). In the 10 years these 4 brothers competed at MHS they combined to win 620 matches and also combined to win 3 state championships. D.C won the state championship in 1997 and 1998. Scott won the state championship in 2004
A.C.CARTER
2012: Made 27 tackles, including five resulting in losses, while appearing in five games, two as a starter … was named to the Northeast-10 Weekly Honor Roll in back-to-back weeks (Oct. 29, Nov. 5) … was one of six Falcons to average at least five stops a game … had 11 tackles, including seven solo stops, against Merrimack on Oct. 27 in the Falcons’ Homecoming Game … also had an interception against the Warriors … followed that effort with seven tackles against Southern Connecticut State Nov. 3 … recovered a fumble in the end zone for the go-ahead touchdown midway through the fourth quarter against the Owls.
2011: Saw action in every game for the Falcons and finished third on the team in tackles with 61 (25 solo, 36 assisted) … had 6.5 tackles for losses, including two sacks, and also recorded two pass break-ups, an interception and a forced fumble … had 12 tackles against West Virginia Wesleyan Sept. 10 and again Oct. 22 at New Haven … both sacks came at Stonehill Sept. 16 … picked off a pass against Assumption in the season finale Nov. 5.
Personal: 2010 graduate of Marlboro High School who transferred to Bentley from the University of San Diego … appeared in six games for USD in 2010 and made four tackles … 2009 Massachusetts Super 26 All-Star selection … Worcester Telegram Super Team honoree … 2009 Central Massachusetts Division 1B Offensive MVP … MVP and captain of Marlboro team that was 12-1 in 2009, with the only loss coming in the Central Mass. Division I Super Bowl … career totals included 307 tackles, 3,430 all-purpose yards, 1,843 rushing yards and 238 points … played in 2010 Chowder Bowl … age as of Sept. 1: 22 … son of Steve and Teresa Carter … one of seven children … sisters are Ashley (25) and Nikki (17), and brothers are Josh (24), Chad (21), Gabe (18) and Dominic (13) … Josh was an All-America QB at Springfield … Chad plays lacrosse at Southern New Hampshire … father ran track and cross country at Western Illinois.
KEITH BROWN
Keith was a leader of the Boys Basketball team for 3 years helping them win three league championships.. They had also reached two Central Mass semi final games. Keith was a 2 time league all star and in 2009 was the Mid Wach league MVP. He is also the all time leading scorer in MHS history with 1647 points.
2009 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM
2009 MARLBORO HIGH FOOTBALL
CENTRAL MASS. DIVISION 1A SUPER BOWL FINALISTS
CENTRAL MASS. DIVISION 1B LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
UNDEFEATED REGULAR SEASON
MOST WINS IN MARLBORO HIGH FOOTBALL HISTORY
SEASON RECORD 12-1
MOST POINTS SCORE IN A SEASON - 339
KYLE GRIFFIN, MIGUEL RIZZO, MARKIE PAGAN, RYAN SALIGA, A.J. SCERRA, MIKE JOSEPH
EVAN PURVIS, KYLE WARD, MATT CARLMAN, ANDRE STONE, TYKE FERGUSON
JOE COTE, ADAM SCERRA, MIKE NUTILE, ANTHONY WARREN, MANNY CASILLAS
ANDRE CARBONNEAU, ADRIAN DEJESUS, JON ZOMPETTI, ANTON BEAUCHAMP, ROSS LITTLE
DENNIS DUPLESIS, MARK IZBICKI, FABIO ARRIERO, EDGAR RAMOS, AUSTIN GARVEY
ALLEN PLAUNT, ALEX FERRECHIA, MICKEY MCGUIRE, CODY EVANGELOUS
JONATHAN JOSEPH, BRETT CAVICCHIO, PETE WAMBOLT, MILES COLEMAN, TYLER REDDING
MIKE HOGAN, ERIC ROBERTS, KYLE DANEHY, A.C. CARTER, CHAD CARTER,
JAKE ASCHETTINO, JOHN HANLON, JOE RICHARDSON, ALBERT GIROUX, MIKE KAHALE
NEIL VIGENT, JACQUES PIERRE, MIKE MARINI, CHRIS COOK, NICK ANDREOLI
MIKE TIRPAK, CHRIS COWELL, WALTER RODAS
HEAD COACH SEAN MAHONEY
COACH JIM MURPHY, COACH RYAN RILEY, COACH JEFF RUDZINSKY, COACH JEFF CREAMER
COACH STEVE HAIR
STATS RICH WARD, STATS BILL COEN
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 2011 STATE CHAMPIONS
2011 MHS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL STATE CHAMPIONS
RECORD 23-0
ALEXA FEARING
TAYLOR FEARING
MELISSA FERRIS
TAYNARA FONSECA
SELENA GIROUX
CASSIDY MORIN
EMILY NEMITZ
VANESSA PASCAL
MELISSA SCOTT
LAURA SILVERMAN
KARA SWEENEY
ANNA LISA VELLIANTE
HEAD COACH - PETER LEPORE
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL 2003 AND 2004 BACK TO BACK STATE CHAMPS
MHS GIRLS VOLLEYBALL WINS BACK TO BACK STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
2003 RECORD 24-1
2004 RECORD 24-0
KELLY PRENDIVILLE
KENISHA NISBETT
MARIANA DESOUZA
MEGAN BENNETT
JENNA LAMY
KATIE CHUNG
JULIA HALE
AMANDA MOLICA
ASHLEY CARTER
LINDSAY SPADA
RACHEL SCHLACTER
KELLEY HAYWARD
TATIANA FREITAS
NIKITA TUCKER
DANIELLE JENKINS
HEAD COACH - PETER LEPORE
BOYS ICE HOCKEY 2005 STATE CHAMPS
MHS ICE HOCKEY STATE CHAMPIONS
RECORD 23-1-1
BOBBY BUTLER - CAPTAIN
CRAIG SEGIEN - CAPTAIN
MIKE O'BRIEN - CAPTAIN
JEREMY LINK - CAPTAIN
BOB KALOUSTIAN
ANDREW JOYCE
BRIAN TRAMONTOZZI
JASON HAFER
TYLER RUSSELL
GREG SILVERMAN
R.J. BYRNE
JON CASEY
DAN GONZALEZ
JIMMY DELANEY
WESLEY RUSSELL
RYAN DeGIACOMO
JOE MULVEY
GARRETT BUTT
JOHN MANNING
ALEC BUTLER
MATT RYAN
KYLE LIND
SEAN BREEN
GEORGE GATZUNIS
TONY THEBADO
JARED JOHNSON
CHRIS BISSON
HEAD COACH - JOHN BUTLER
ASST. COACH - MIKE FALAMINO
TRAINER - CORY SCHANDELMAYER
WILLIAM DOHERTY
Doherty put together an outstanding final campaign for second-year coach Jon Lesage’s Panthers, who finished 15-4 this season. The senior attack poured in 55 goals to go with 60 assists as the leader of Marlborough’s offense, which scored double-digit goals in 18 of its 19 games. For his efforts, Doherty was named MVP of the Mid-Wach C. Doherty finished his career at Marlboro High School scoring 148 goals, most ever by any Boys Lacrosse player Billy was also a Metrowest Allstar three years in a row
