In conjunction with the ten year anniversary of the most successful gridiron campaign in school history, the 1995 Stonehill football team was honored with induction into the Athletic Hall of Fame, as Head Coach Connie Driscoll’s squad posted an overall mark of 9-2 during that magical campaign and captured their third Eastern Collegiate Football Conference championship with an 8-0 league mark. The year was highlighted by what was described by some as one of the best small college football games in New England history, as Stonehill ended rival Bentley’s 37-game regular season winning streak with a dramatic 39-36 road victory over the Falcons in Waltham to take the conference crown and earn the school’s only postseason berth in the 1995 ECAC IFC Bowl. The 1995 squad set the school record for victories in one season and eclipsed the 35-point plateau in a contest on six occasions en route to the league title.
Derek Ademiee
Brian Adamson
Chris Arthrus
Allan Bain
Mark Bossey
Ken Bowen
Chris Bowker
Ed Brooks
Patrick Burns
Dan Cahill
Phillippe Chavire
Andrew Considine
Socrates Constantinou
Brendan Counihan
Daniel Cronin
Justin Cronin
Michael Crovo
Ora Curry
Sean Daley
Gregory DeConcilis
Shaun DeWitt
Anthony DiSchino
Tom Donaghue
Russell Farrington
Dan Field
Joe Finnern
Collin Geiselman
David Giamartino
Keith Gorman
Casey Griffin
Adam LaFleche
Adam Lawrence
Stephen Leonard
Rob Lescinskas
Mark Ludwick
John Mara
David Margarita
Pat Matthews
Greg McCormick
Anthony McSharry
Michael McSharry
Mike Minicucci
Gerry Moscaritolo
Kevin Nichol
David Pacino
Cliff Peacock
Tom Pincince
Ryan Powers
Jim Quinlan
Mike Shea
Thomas Sherman
John Skarre
Michael Tarentino
Jeff Turner
Nick Viele
Nate Weeman
Richard White
Connie Driscoll, Head Coach
Mike Melia, Assistant Coach
Kevin Regan, Assistant Coach
Mike Reynolds, Assistant Coach
Frank Strachan, Assistant Coach
Mike Tosone, Assistant Coach
Matt Wassel, Assistant Coach
