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    HALL OF FAME


The Millbury Monsoon Hall of Fame honors those players that have earned the highest level of recognition for their outstanding performance, dedication, and commitment to excellence. We bestow this honor upon players that have been on the team for at least three years, and have ended their career with the Monsoon. These selections embody the qualities that make a player stand head and shoulders above his competitors. 


Our 2006 Inductees

DEVON LONDON (Safety/Wide Receiver : 2002 - 2004)

Devon was a tremendous all around athlete who could win a game with a big play on offense or defense.   He played football at division 1-AA University of Rhode Island and when he set foot on the field in the Central Mass Flag Football League he was a man among boys.  Opposing offenses would not throw the ball in his direction.  In three years on the Monsoon he pulled 29 flags, broke up 13 passes, had 8 interceptions and returned 2 of those interceptions for touchdowns.  As a part time offensive player he averaged 16.5 yards per catch with 38 receptions for 627 yards and 12 touchdowns.   In 2002 he was voted MVP and co-offensive player of the year for the Monsoon by his teammates.

One of Devon's most memorable moments was in week 3 of 2002 against the defending champions, Mac's Place.  Just before halftime with the Monsoon leading 7-3, Devon intercepted a pass in the end zone and raced 82 yards for the score.  Millbury went on to beat Mac's Place for the first time in their history and never lost to them again.  That one play, in that one game, helped legitimize the Millbury Monsoon as a permanent upper division contender.

Devon set team records in 2002 with 3 touchdown receptions in a game as well as the longest interception return in team history.  He was also an essential part of 1 Community League championship team and 2 City League championship teams.
 


Our Inaugural 2003 Inductees

ANDY FLYNN (Wide Receiver : 1998 - 2000)

Arguably the best wide receiver the Central Mass Flag Football League has ever seen.  Andy holds multiple receiving records for the Monsoon.  He epitomized the phrase "game breaker ". 

One of his most memorable moments was catching a game winning touchdown with no time on the clock only to have it called back for spiking the ball.  The down was replayed and as the offense broke the huddle Andy let the opposition know it was the same play and he was getting the ball.  That being said, Andy still caught the game winning touchdown on the final play. 

Andy was a crucial member of 2 Community League championship teams.

GREGG JACOBSON (Tight End : 1995 - 2001)

When it comes to tight ends there are few players who have played in this league who were as dominant and respected as "Jake".  Whether he was fighting through double coverage to catch a pass or dominating opposing linemen while pass protecting, very few gave as much and played as hard as Jake. 

An unforgettable moment was during a game where he was consistently knocking the opposing lineman on the ground.  At one point the opposing lineman started yelling out loud and cursing at himself and saying how Jake wasn't that good. Jake's response to him the next time they lined head up on each other was "Imagine what I'd be doing to you if I wasn't so tired from playing both ways". 

Jake was an invaluable member of 3 Community League championship teams.