Year
Captains
Record
Head Coach
Championships
Harry Lanman, Nick Wilson, Colby Burke, Brian Frieh, Alex Saladino, Declan Moriarty
7-4
Ross Jatkola
Cape & Islands Champs
MIAA Playoffs (0-1)
Matt Petercuskie, Matt Fredo, Matt Turner, Joe Yalmokas
6-5
Ross Jatkola
OCL Champs
MIAA Playoffs (1-1)
Sam Rosen, Lou Cocozza, Ryan Welsh, James Peabody, Josh Von Staats
3-8
Chris Whidden
-
Jack Kennedy, Chris Stiles, Lou Cocozza, Keaton Bergal
5-6
Chris Whidden
-
Jack Pipatti, Sean Ford
4-7
Chris Whidden
-
Colton Bergal, Owen Murray
3-8
Chris Whidden
-
Hayden Murphy, Chris Kennedy
9-2
Chris Whidden
OCL Champs
MIAA Playoffs (2-1)
Andrew Ellis, Bryan Hardy, Ryan Litchman, Nick Peabody, Tom Grimmer
11-1
Chris Whidden
OCL Champs
Div. 1A Super Bowl Finalists
D.J. Crook, Theo France, Andrew Ellis
7-5
Chris Whidden
OCL Champs
MIAA Playoffs (loss)
Dennis Reddy, Jordan Henderson, Matt Delaney, David Kennedy
7-4
Doug Crook
-
Blake Blaze, Jimmy Needham, Luke McGuinness, Dalton Gifford
7-3
Doug Crook
OCL Tri-Champs
Mike O'Connell, Isaiah Voegeli, John Gomes, Kyle Cocozza, Corey Hendricks
3-7
Doug Crook
-
Rob Bancroft, Drew Sifflard, Jordan Looby, Jared Broberg
2-8
Paul Demanche
-
Zach Wilson, C.J. Ellis, Donny Campbell
3-6
Paul Demanche
-
Mike Burke, Mike Deluga, Pete Loumiotis, Kevin Riley
2-8
Paul Demanche
-
Mike Noonan, Kyle Pratt
2-8
Paul Demanche
-
Jesse Barboza, Erik Ellis, Justin Gomes, Mike Messmer
5-6
Paul Demanche
-
Greg Hill, Bryan Sweeney, Ryan Sifflard
9-3
Paul Demanche
OCL Champs
MIAA Playoffs (loss)
Clinton Brown, Jonathan Rizzo, Brian Jones
7-4
Paul Demanche
-
Daryll Acker, Pat Colebourn, Jon Heywood
6-5
Paul Demanche
-
Stefan Gomes, Joe Young, Tom Street
9-2
Paul Demanche
OCL Champs
Super Bowl Champs
Mike Broughton, Matt Dacey, Mark Shedlock
8-2
Paul Demanche
-
Ben Sproul, Matt Colebourn, Brian Spano
8-3
Paul Demanche
-
Adam Burnett, Mike Griffin
5-6
Paul Demanche
-
Mike Duffley, Jon Sproul
11-0
Paul Demanche
OCL Champs
Super Bowl Champs
Mickey Fein, A.J. Langston
5-5
Paul Demanche
-
Justin Cazeault, Kevin Houston, Joe Kennedy, Jasen O'Neil
7-2-1
Paul Demanche
-
Matt Bunnell, Corey Scrupps
7-3
Paul Demanche
-
John Rogers, Matt Milano, Jay Merkman, Will Glennon
6-5
Paul Demanche
-
Jamie Chase, Josh Conroy, John Moreshead
7-2-1
Paul Demanche
1st year in OCL
Chris Joyce, Jason Sawyer
6-5
Paul Demanche
-
Randy Schuette, Brett Kopala
4-6
Mark Titus
-
Robert Childs
8-1-1
Mark Titus
-
Joe Sullivan, Rob Pierce
3-7
Mark Titus
-
Charles Williams, Kevin Sullivan
5-5
Mark Titus
-
Steve Kent, Mark Joyce, Dan Sullivan
7-3
Mark Titus
-
Gregg Kelley, Buster Donalson, Steve Hirschberger, Peter Huleatt
7-3
Mark Titus
-
Pat Ryan, Mike Roderick
7-3
Mark Titus
-
Hank Murphy, Jim Murphy
3-7
Mark Titus
-
Kim Christian, Brian Reid
6-4
Don Dorr
-
Matt Dacey, David Hatfield
8-2
Don Dorr
SMC B Co-Champs
Ernie Audino, Jay Wells
5-5
Don Dorr
-
Billy Sullivan, Jim Norton, Tom Rooney
4-6
Don Dorr
-
John Pinkava, Mike Smith
5-5
Steve Goveia
-
Bill Friel
0-9
Steve Goveia
-
Craig Diggs, Jim Ellis, Ed McDonald, Joe McGill
2-7
Steve Goveia
-
Larry Nickulas, Guy Nelson, Steve Powers
3-5-1
Steve Goveia
-
Tony Paris, Alan Bell, Les Wade, Marcus Bruce
3-3-2
John Cheska
-
Mike Duffley, Bob Kahelin
5-3-1
John Cheska
-
Art Pacheco, Barry Weigert, Billy Rosary
7-2
John Cheska
CC Co-Champs
Rich Sollows
2-6-1
John Cheska
-
Peter Auger, Jim Burke
6-2-1
Tom Daubney
-
William Liimatainen, George Marquit
2-5-1
Tom Daubney
-
Joe Borsari, Jim McMakin
5-4
Tom Daubney
-
Jimmy Goode
2-7
Ray Hostetter
-
Bobby Starck
3-6-0
Richard Lasse
-
Mark Tribe, Jim Murray
4-5
John "Jack" Parker
-
Steve Jones
6-2-1
John "Jack" Parker
Cape Cod Champions
Dan McEvoy
7-1-1
John "Jack" Parker
Tri-County Champs
Frank Roderick
1-7-1
Chet Hanewich
-
Billy Dow, Bob Woodruff
2-7
Chet Hanewich
-
Dave Lewis, Lenny Duchesney
2-7
Jack Hughes
-
Paul White, Bob Lebel
2-6
E.B. McSwan
-
Jimmy Aylmer, Mike Shields
4-3-1
Gordon Pendleton
-
Carlton Crocker, Don Manni
4-2-1
Gordon Pendleton
-
Jim Murphy
2-6-1
Gordon Pendleton
-
Fran Fermino
5-3
W. Leo Shields
Cape Champs
Paul Thomas, Bill McIntyre
7-1-1
W. Leo Shields
Cape Champs
Caleb Fraser, Don Nickula
9-0
W. Leo Shields
Cape Champs
Howie Bearse
3-5
W. Leo Shields
-
Al Brown
5-4-1
W. Leo Shields
-
Roy Nightingale, Charles "Bud" Coleman
2-6-1
W. Leo Shields
-
Julio Renzi, Jackie Buckler
3-6
W. Leo Shields
-
Ernie Brown, Ed White
2-5-1
W. Leo Shields
-
Merle "Buzzy" Crocker, Garry Pierce
6-2
W. Leo Shields
-
Robert Childs
1-4-1
Henry "Doc" Levinson
-
Richard Thompson
1-5-2
W. Leo Shields
-
John Anestis, Jim Mahoney
7-1-1
W. Leo Shields
Cape Champs
Allen Dranetz, Stuart Lagergren
7-1-1
E.B. McSwan
Cape Champs
Roger Monteiro
6-3-2
E.B. McSwan
Cape Champs
Harold Drew
6-3-1
E.B. McSwan
-
William Tsiknas
7-3
E.B. McSwan
Cape Champs
William Stewart
4-5-1
E.B. McSwan
-
Emerson Bacon
8-3-1
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
John Lebel
4-5-2
W.P. Bangs
-
George Tsiknas
8-1-1
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Earle "Five Yard" Fratus
6-2
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Arnold Lane
8-2
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Larkin Swift
9-2
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Gerhard Bleicken
7-3
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Graham Scudder
9-1
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Albert Hinckley
8-3
W.P. Bangs
Cape Champs
Albert Crocker
4-4-1
W.P. Bangs
-
Tom Butler
4-3-2
W.P. Bangs
-
George Harrison
2-2*
Robert Baxter
-
George Harrison
1-1-1*
Harold Keaney
-
Leo B. Lewis
6-0-1
-
Cape Champs
James H. Keane
4-1
Heman B. Chase
-
James H. Keane, George Drew
1-1-1*
-
-
1900
Peter P. Chase
-
-
-
Winthrop Cannon
2-2-1
-
-
Parker (Left Halfback)
2-1-1
-
-
Warren Bowen (first B.H.S. Football Captain)
0-1
-
First Season
Barnstable High School Varsity Football
Awards
Jean G. Hinkle Memorial Athletic Award
The Jean G. Hinkle Memorial Athletic Award has been awarded to an individual Barnstable High School Red Raider football player each year since 1935. A successful businesswoman from Osterville, Ms. Hinkle was a longtime benefactor of Barnstable High School football and athletics who each fall would award her namesake trophy in person at the annual postseason football awards banquet. This award is deemed by many to be one of the highest honors bestowed upon a Red Raider football player. The trophy each year is to be awarded to the senior member of the football squad, who, during his high school course, has shown the finest school spirit, the most willing cooperation with coach and team, and the highest degree of sportsmanship both on and off the playing field.
Raymond E. Hostetter Jr. Football Award
Originally given each season to one oustanding BHS Red Raider football player by the Hyannis Athletic Association, the Raymond E. Hostetter Jr. Football Award is now given annually by the Barnstable Quarterback Club. The late Ray Hostetter is deemed by many BHS football fans to be one of the greatest running backs to ever wear the Red & White and helped lead the 1951 team to a 9-0 undefeated season and who went on to set several rushing records at the University of Maine. Ray’s father, Ray Sr., was the founder of the original Barnstable Athletic Boosters in the late 1940s, forefather to the Barnstable Quarterback Club later founded in 1967. Raymond E. Hostetter, Jr. also served for one season as BHS Football Head Coach. This award is given each year to the player who best demonstrates a superior level of competitiveness and leadership.
BHS Football Raiders Club Award
Each season, a select player or group of players are recognized “for attaining a superior level of performance against their opponents during the football season.”
Kevin A. Houston Memorial Thanksgiving Day Game Most Valuable Player Award
Each season, an individual player is selected as the Barnstable High School most valuable player of the Thanksgiving Day Game versus Falmouth, as selected by the McGoldrick Family. Originally, this award was sponsored by the Mid-Cape Junior Chamber of Commerce and was awarded to both an offensive and defensive player at the award’s inception in 1959. This award was formerly known as the William F. McGoldrick Memorial Thanksgiving Day Game MVP Award.
Ronald Hosie Sportsmanship Award
Awarded annually to an individual player who best exemplifies the spirit and demeanor of good sportsmanship on and off the BHS gridiron.
Joseph Borsari Award
Each year, this award is given to the Red Raider football player who best exemplifies the level of dedication it requires to wear the Red & White.
Red Raiders Coaches’ Award
This award is given annually to the “Unsung Hero” of the Red Raider varsity team.
Heart & Drive Offensive Lineman of the Year
This award is given annually to the Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman.
