Dan Cahill helped Stonehill football to their
best varsity season in school history during his senior campaign of
1995. Cahill graduated with both career records for receptions
(125) and receiving yards (2,245). He ranked second on
the single-season career receptions list with 46 catches
during the 1995 season, which saw Stonehill post a 9-2
record. That season the College won their third Eastern
Football Collegiate Conference Championship with a thrilling 37-36
come-from-behind win at Bentley, snapping the Falcons' 37 game
regular season winning streak. A native of Marshfield, Mass., Dan
was named as the ECAC/IFC Player of the Year for his efforts during
his senior season, in which he caught eight touchdown passes for
Head Coach Connie Driscoll. Cahill also held the Stonehill
record for single season receiving yards (822 in 1994) and career
touchdown receptions (22).
Dan Cahill helped Stonehill football to their
best varsity season in school history during his senior campaign of
1995. Cahill graduated with both career records for receptions
(125) and receiving yards (2,245). He ranked second on
the single-season career receptions list with 46 catches
during the 1995 season, which saw Stonehill post a 9-2
record. That season the College won their third Eastern
Football Collegiate Conference Championship with a thrilling 37-36
come-from-behind win at Bentley, snapping the Falcons' 37 game
regular season winning streak. A native of Marshfield, Mass., Dan
was named as the ECAC/IFC Player of the Year for his efforts during
his senior season, in which he caught eight touchdown passes for
Head Coach Connie Driscoll. Cahill also held the Stonehill
record for single season receiving yards (822 in 1994) and career
touchdown receptions (22).