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2003 Athletic Hall of Fame Listing of Inductees.
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The 1972 Class C Championship Football team (players, coaches, and cheerleaders) who were inducted into the Athletic Hall of Fame as members of the Class of 2003.
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Rick Lavey, who accepted for his late uncle, Athlete Inductee Rick Vitullo, and Committee member Ben Ferrazzano III. In 1938 Rick played halfback for the Jersey City Giants, the undefeated champions of the American Association.
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Athlete Inductee Arlene Palmieri and Committee chairman and 2001 Contributor Inductee Jack Flynn. Arlene was the World's Trap Shooting Doubles (shoot two targets at the same time) Champion of 1996.
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Athlete Inductee Louis Palmieri, Jr. A United States 28-Gauge Skeet Shooting Champion, Lou was a member of the record-setting 1988 World Championship squad.
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Athlete Inductee Marge Bellisle and Commitee member Stan Gosselin. Marge set the American Female Masters (45-49 Class) record in the fifteen hundred meters.
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Athlete Inductee Gary Lavey. Gary is one of the few (if not the only) Rhode Island Schoolboy Football players to be named All State at three different positions - defensive end, offensive guard, and linebacker.
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Athlete Inductee Steve Caizzi. Steve won the State Football scoring championship in 1978.
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Athlete Inductee Paul Boulanger. Paul kicked the longest field goal (fifty-three years) in Rhode Island Schoolboy Football history.
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