Notable Alumni
- Anthony Aquino, Italy men's national ice hockey team
- Greg Classen, NHL hockey player for the Nashville Predators (2000–2003)
- Sandy Cohen, ECHL hockey player
- Brian Cresta, (B.S. 1992), member of the Mass. House of Representatives (served 1994 - 2001)
- Michael K. Crowe, CEO of Crowe Paradis Holding Company
- Charlie Day, character Charlie Kelly from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
- Stéphane Da Costa, NHL player (Ottawa Senators)
- Christopher G. Fallon, (B.S. 1975), member of the Mass. House of Representatives (served 1996 - present)
- Matt Foy, NHL Hockey player for the Minnesota Wild (Present)
- Sally Ann Freedman, former beauty queen, professional model, and band vocalist. As Miss Massachusetts USA, she competed in the Miss Universe contest held in Long Beach, California in 1958.
- Nolan Godfrey, Major League Lacrosse player for the Philadelphia Barrage and Boston Cannons (2007–2008)
- Jim Hrivnak, NHL player for the Washington Capitals, Winnipeg Jets and St Louis Blues (1989–1994).
- John Jakopin, NHL hockey player for the Florida Panthers, Pittsburgh Penguins and San Jose Sharks (1997–2003)
- Matt Jones, AHL hockey player
- Rob Lalonde, AHL hockey player
- William Leahy, AT&T New England President
- Steve McKenna, NHL hockey player for the LA Kings, Minnesota Wild, NY Rangers & Pittsburgh Penguins (1996–2004)
- Brian C. Mitchell, former president of Bucknell University
- Marc Normandin, baseball writer
- Rob Ricci, ECHL hockey player
- Marco Rosa, AHL hockey player
- Bryan Schmidt, AHL and DEL ice hockey player
- Rev Theory, alternative metal band
- Jim Vesey Former NHL hockey player with the St. Louis Blues and Boston Bruins
- Carl Yastrzemski, Hall of Fame Major League Baseball player who played for the Red Sox. Received honorary degree, received a BS/ BA '66
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