• 200 yard Freestyle – 1995
• 200 yard Individual Medley – 1997
• 50 yard Freestyle – 1997
• 100 yard Freestyle – 1997
• 500 yard Freestyle – 1995
• 100 yard Backstroke – 1998
• 200 yard Freestyle Relay – All American – 1995
• 400 yard Freestyle Relay – 1995
• 200 yard Medley Relay – 1997

• 50 yard Freestyle – 1996, 1997
• 100 yard Freestyle – 1997
• 200 yard Freestyle Relay – 1995
• 400 yard Freestyle Relay – 1995

• 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
• The Boston Globe All-Scholastic – 1995-1997
• The Boston Herald All-Scholastic – 1995 – 1998
• MetroWest All Scholastic – 1995 – 1998
• National Interscholastic Swim Coaches of America Academic All-American – 1998
• USA Swimming Academic All American – 1998

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• Baseball (softball) 3,4
• Ping pong 3,4
• Basketball 3,4
• Badminton 3,4
• Bowling 2,3 (Captain)
• Tennis 2,3,4
• Volleyball 2,3,4
• Field hockey 3,4
• Girls’ Athletic League 2,3,4 (awards for high point scoring)
• Spring Sports Manager

• Recipient of the Insignia of the Girls’ Athletic League for high point scoring (-300).
  *This is the equivalent of today’s Senior Athlete Awards.
• Member of the first NHS women’s Field Hockey squad.
• Member of the undefeated Senior Championship Volleyball inter-league team.
• All American Girls’ Professional Baseball League at Coopertown 11/5/88

• Varsity Baseball (shortstop) for 4 years from 1958 through 1961
• First freshman to play varsity baseball since 1920
• Team Captain 1961. MVP 1961
• Gridiron Club Memorial Outstanding Player in the State 1961
• All scholastic baseball team 1960 – 61
• Batting average over 4 years – .290 – .386 – .416 – .461

• Varsity football (quarterback) 1958, 59, 60
• Quarterback in 1959 for Coach Bennett’s first undefeated season 9-0
• Winner of the Felchville Alumni Club Trophy for outstanding player in the annual Thanksgiving Game vs Framingham 1959
• Threw 34 touchdown passes over three years
• All Bay State League Quarterback 1959-60
• All Scholastic 1960

• Varsity hockey (Center) 1959, 60, 61
• Bay State League MVP (voted by coaches) 1961
• Won League Scoring Title with 29 points (22 goals / 7 assists) 1961
• All Scholastic 1961
• All Bay State League 1960, 61
• Accumulated 64 points over 3 years of play (42 goals / 22 assists
• Team Captain 1960
• Voted MVP by Cahill Americans 1961; Received the Ralph H. Howard Award

• MVP 1948; William Hanagan Memorial Trophy for Outstanding Backfield Player
• Italian American Trophy for Outstanding Player
• All-State Quarterback

• Captain
• Team high scorer
• League high scorer
• Ralph Howard Trophy for Outstanding Work on the Hockey Team, All-State

• Captain, All-State

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• Played baseball at NHS for three years; he was nicknamed “the janitor” by his opponents since he was constantly present in the school and on the fields; member of the Natick track team. (100 yard and the 220 dash as well as the relay races)
• Dubbed “The greatest football player he had ever seen” by Jim Thorpe
• Ned was a three time “All American” at Harvard who was offered several professional baseball contracts. Later years was considered to be the Joe Namath of Football, and the Sandy Koufax of Baseball.
• Natick’s E.F. Mahan varsity baseball field named and dedicated in his honor.