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Happy Birthday to our 2004 recipient of our Warren Holmberg Award, Mark Mackin!!

Our Warren Holmberg Award is given in memory of long time fan, scout, parent and Hall of Famer Warren Holmberg to the W-H wrestler who has demonstrated the most enthusiasm and pure love of the sport as did Warren Holmberg in his many years of support for the Panther Wrestlers.

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Happy Birthday to our 2003 Massachusetts Schultz High School Excellence Award recipient, Mike Arone!

Read more about Arone here: nwhof.org/national-wrestling-hall-of-fame/bio/989
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Happy Birthday to Durfee’s head wrestling coach, Michael McMahon!!

McMahon graduated from Durfee in 1987 and was inducted into the Durfee Athletic Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2023.

Intensity, hard work, and total effort are how you would characterize the competitiveness of Durfee athlete Michael McMahon. He wore the number 1 on his football jersey like a badge of honor and helped to inspire his teammates to be champions every day.

A three sport athlete in football, wrestling, and spring track, McMahon was selected as the Male Athlete of the Year in 1987 and was awarded 9 varsity letters in his high school career.

On the gridiron, McMahon was a defensive standout in tackles and takeaways. He was selected as a first team all-star on defense in both his junior and senior years. Serving as a team captain during his senior year, McMahon rarely left the field playing on offense, defense, and special teams. He was an integral part of an all-star backfield that helped Durfee win seven games straight to earn a share of the SEMC championship in 1986.

Mike is perhaps best remembered for his prowess on the wrestling mat. He was a Varsity letterman all four years and earned trips to the division 1 state championships in both his junior and senior years. His best year was his senior year in which he was selected as a team MVP and captain. He was a leader of a team that finished the season 12-5-2 and were the Lex King Souter Tournament Champions. Individually, McMahon earned 108 team points his senior year, was a finalist in the Rhode Island Tournament, and went on to win the 157lb weight class in the division 1 South Sectional Tournament championship. McMahon continued his wrestling and judo after graduation while attending Slippery Rock University and Bridgewater State College.

McMahon also competed in spring track as a sprinter in the 4x100 relays and 220 yard dash. In the field events he was a discus thrower. McMahon currently lives in Fall River where he is a social studies teacher at Morton Middle School and the Varsity wrestling coach at Durfee High School.
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Happy Birthday to Durfee’s head wrestling coach, Michael McMahon!! 

McMahon graduated from Durfee in 1987 and was inducted into the Durfee Athletic Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of 2023. 

Intensity, hard work, and total effort are how you would characterize the competitiveness of Durfee athlete Michael McMahon.  He wore the number 1 on his football jersey like a badge of honor and helped to inspire his teammates to be champions every day.

A three sport athlete in football, wrestling, and spring track, McMahon was selected as the Male Athlete of the Year in 1987 and was awarded 9 varsity letters in his high school career. 
 
On the gridiron, McMahon was a defensive standout in tackles and takeaways.  He was selected as a first team all-star on defense in both his junior and senior years.  Serving as a team captain during his senior year, McMahon rarely left the field playing on offense, defense, and special teams.  He was an integral part of an all-star backfield that helped Durfee win seven games straight to earn a share of the SEMC championship in 1986.

Mike is perhaps best remembered for his prowess on the wrestling mat.  He was a Varsity letterman all four years and earned trips to the division 1 state championships in both his junior and senior years.  His best year was his senior year in which he was selected as a team MVP and captain.   He was a leader of a team that finished the season 12-5-2 and were the Lex King Souter Tournament Champions.  Individually, McMahon earned 108 team points his senior year, was a finalist in the Rhode Island Tournament, and went on to win the 157lb weight class in the division 1 South Sectional Tournament championship.  McMahon continued his wrestling and judo after graduation while attending Slippery Rock University and Bridgewater State College.

 McMahon also competed in spring track as a sprinter in the 4x100 relays and 220 yard dash.  In the field events he was a discus thrower.     McMahon currently lives in Fall River where he is a social studies teacher at Morton Middle School and the Varsity wrestling coach at Durfee High School.

We hope to see everyone interested in wrestling this winter at LS at tonight's preseason info meeting at 6:30PM in the LS Cafeteria.

We will be introducing the coaching staff, discussing expectations, schedules, required paperwork, preseason activities and answering all questions.

If you cannot attend the meeting, but are interested in getting more info on the upcoming season, please DM here or email me at lswarriorwrestling@gmail.com.
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Happy Birthday to one of our Hall of Fame inductees from the Class of 2014, Larry “The Legend” Tremblay!!

Read Tremblay’s induction biography here: nwhof.org/national-wrestling-hall-of-fame/bio/3379
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