Are you prepared for the 2022 Marshfield Hurricanes Season? The Marshfield Hurricanes look to regain their championship ways in 2022.

The Marshfield Hurricanes will have a different look this season. The Hurricanes are Defense will be Coordinated by the new Defensive Coordinator Marty O’Donnell. Coach O’Donnell has many years of coaching and returns to the Defensive Coordinator duties for the Hurricanes. On the Offensive Side the Hurricanes will have Coach Don Rosen becoming the new play caller. Coach Rosen has many years of coaching with championship experience. The Hurricanes are excited to get the 2022 season kicked off on June 11!

The Hurricanes Defense has always been the bright spot of the team. They will return former All Stars, Pat Zadronzy from Abington, Joe Amaral from Marshfield, Pierre Benson and former League Defensive MVP Brian Owusu from Weymouth. In the Defensive Backfield they will have a new look with the only returning Defensive back and long time Hurricane Joune Fraser from Barnstable leading the pack.

Offensively the Hurricanes have brought in some new weapons to that side of the ball. They are returning their 2 QBs, Mark Reale and Flacko Releford and they have a third looking to compete for the starting position in Mike Contreras. At Receiver, they will be returning Jason McDonough from Marshfield, Deven Frye from Falmouth, Corey Devlin from Hanover and Evantz Elizma from Sharon. While at running back the Canes return Dashaun Dias and Dmitry Laforest from Hanover while adding Dmitry Revolous to the mix. The Canes will also look for big plays by Pauly Bonfiglio from the slot and in the return game.

The Hurricanes are extremely excited with all of the new additions to the team this year and they look to get back to their championship ways. The first game of the season is the East Coast Football Leagues Game of the Week as the Hurricanes will host their Rival the Granite State Destroyers. The kickoff will be on June 11 at 7pm at Marshfield High School. Tickets will be general admission $10 for Adults $5 for Senior Citizens and High School Students 13-18 and everyone 12 and under gets in FREE!

The Marshfield Hurricanes Cornhole Tournament is here! Please join us at Lucky Dawg in Pembroke on June 4th at 12pm. Family and friends are welcome! All proceeds will go towards the Hurricanes team expenses and initiatives such as our Hurricanes Holiday and local camps.

$50 per team – Prizes will be awarded to 1st & 2nd place! 

To Register, Please Fill out the form below. You will then be prompted to pay your registration of $50 per team.

Hurricanes are looking for players at they enter the 2021 season.

After a very strange 2020 Covid shorten season.  The Canes look to get back to their winning ways in 2021.

If you are interested in becoming a Cane you can register here!

The Hurricanes will host their 4th Annual Flag Football Turkey Bowl Sunday December 1st at Marshfield Boys and Girls Club starting at 10:00am.

Teams will be chosen on Sunday Morning before the game starts. It will be a round robin tournament to decide the winner.

If you’re interested please register below!

The Marshfield Hurricanes Semi Pro football team improves to 2-0 on the early season with a 10-0 victory over the Granite State Destroyers.

The Hurricanes got off to a great start as the Defense was able come up with a huge stop on 4th and one, the Hurricanes drove 62 yard and QB Flacko Releford was able to punch it in on a 15 yard Run.

The Hurricanes defense, lead by Pat Zadrozny played great to get their second shut out of the season. LB Jojo Amaral also had an interception.

Shane Carley added a field goal on the first drive of the second half to expand the lead to 10-0. The Hurricanes also had a Touchdown called back on a 25 yard run by Randell Mitchell late in the 4th.

The Hurricanes will now face their rival Mass Phoenix (Leominster) this Saturday night at Marshfield High School, kickoff is at 7:00pm.

The Hurricanes will face the Mystic Valley Tigers to open the 2019 season on June 8th.

The Hurricanes are coming off of a disappointing championship game loss and look to retool for a 2019 championship run. It all starts on June 8th at Hormel Stadium.

With some familiar faces coming back joining forces with some new player, the expectations haven’t been greater for the young Hurricanes team.

Last year the Hurricanes finished the season 8-2 and came up short in the E.C.F.L. championship game for the second time in 2 years.

Click below for the Hurricanes 2019 Season Schedule:

http://marshfieldhurricanes.com/schedule/

The Hurricanes first 5 Question Fan Friday is the Hurricanes MVP Chris McNally. McNally had a record breaking season behind a dominant line in 2018. He rushed for over 1,000 yards and had 11 total touchdowns. He also holds the league record for longest play in ECFL history with a 97 yard Touchdown run.

Thank you to all the fans who participated and congratulations to the lucky fans whose questions were chosen!

Question by Erik P. : What’s you’re 40 time?

Chris McNally: Last time I ran a 40 it was a 4.43 now days I’m in slow motion so probably like a 4.6

Kevin M.: Who is your favorite superhero?

Chris McNally: The Punisher

Dan: If you could have any superpower which one would it be?

Chris McNally: Teleporting

Steve: If you could have one last meal, appetizer, entree and dessert, what would it be?

Chris McNally: In and out burgers double double fries and a Neapolitan shake

John: If you could hang with one person dead or alive who would it be and where would you go?

Chris McNally: Aaliyah (dead) and Amalfi coast Italy 🇮🇹 to propose 😂

Your questions are answered! Thanks to all who participated and special thanks to Chris for taking time out of his day to answer some questions for the fans!

Next week we will be asking 2017 team MVP and reigning Hurricane Warrior award winner Joune Fraser. To ask your question please fill out the quick form below.

#34 Joune Fraser

Click here for Joune Fraser’s profile

The First Hurricanes Fan Friday will be with the Hurricanes 2018 Most Valuable Player Chris McNally.

The 5 Question Fan Friday is where fans get to ask one Hurricane player a question. This is your chance to get to know your favorite players. Only 5 questions will be chosen and the answers will be revealed the Friday after. Here is your chance to ask the Hurricanes MVP a question!

McNally rushed for 1,020 yards last season and scored 11 touchdowns. He wasn’t just great as a running back, he also had a kick return touchdown and a punt return touchdown.

McNally, a Bourne graduate played his college football with Mount Ida where he helped them win a championship.

Chris McNally

The Marshfield Hurricanes will host their 2019 Kickoff meeting on February 6th, 2019 at their practice facility, The U at Starland, 645 Washington Street Hanover MA. Registration and check in will start at 7:30pm.

TO REGISTER PLEASE CLICK HERE

This meeting is an informational meeting for all players interested in playing for the Marshfield Hurricanes in 2019.

The Hurricanes are coming off of a disappointing Championship game defeat for the second straight year. They look to retool for the 2019 and bring their first championship home to Marshfield.

The Hurricanes have a lot of great things to announce this season. “We are looking to create an amazing fan experience and utilize modern technology to have more interactions with our fans and community” Head Coach John Fossetti replied when asked about the upcoming season. Although he didn’t give specifics and didn’t want reveal any information, he did say “It is something we are looking to revolutionize in Semi Pro Football in New England.”

Other things fans and players should look forward to this season:

1. Five Question Fan Fridays- This is where 5 fans get selected to ask their questions to their favorite players
2. Fan Appreciation Day – There will be a selected game where fans will get a FREE T-Shirt at the gate of the game
3. Cheerleaders- For the first time, the Hurricanes are expanding the fan experience with their first cheerleader squad. Learn More
4. Hurricane Holiday- The Hurricanes are looking forward to their 2nd Annual Hurricane Holiday, where they give back to families in need during the holiday season. Learn More
5. FUNdraisers- The Hurricanes are planning on having many fundraisers this season that will get the fans involved with the players. Some fundraisers include Golf Tournaments, TV Raffles, Poker Tournaments and much more.
6. A great family fun atmosphere for all ages to enjoy and MUCH More

This is going to be a great year for the Hurricanes and the Marshfield community. To become a part of the Hurricanes for this season you can click here to register

The Hurricanes had their banquet Saturday, and would like to congratulate all of the players on a successful season. The Hurricanes had many great performances this season and look to continue to build for next season.

We are pleased to announce this years team award winners.

First we would like to celebrate the Rookies of the year. The Rookie of the year awards go to the players that had a tremendous season in their first year of Semi Pro Football.

Offensive Rookie of The Year: Dustin Rutko

Dustin played almost every snap at Left Tackle for the Hurricanes last season. Not only did he protect the blind side of the QBs he was pivotal in creating huge holes in the run game and was a force at his position.

Defensive Rookie Of The Year: David Lake

David Lake played his High School football at Carver High School. Lakes athletic ability and versatility was a huge asset to the Hurricanes this season. Coming in as a rookie, he looked like a season vet. Lake made many game changing plays in 2018 most memorable a huge Interception in week 1 to help the Hurricanes seal a victory.

The Trenches award goes out to the best Offensive or Defensive Lineman that dominated in the trenches.

Trenches Award: Vance Turner

Vance Turner was a force this season for the Hurricanes. Whether it be pulling, working together on double teams or leading straight up the hole, Vance controlled the Line of Scrimmage. Vance has been with the Hurricanes since day one and is a mainstay on the line.

12th Man Award:  Conner McDermott

The 12th man award goes to the player who comes off the bench who is just as valuable as the 11 on the field. Not only does Conner give it his all on the field, but he is an amazing teammate and person off the field. Every chance Conner had he capitalized on the field and was a unanimous decision on this honor.

Hurricane Award: Ty Holley

The Hurricane award goes to a player who is the epitome of being a Hurricane. A player that has grit, integrity, character and is a leader on and off the field. This years award goes a player who on and off the field exemplifies who the Hurricanes are. Ty is what a true leader is made of. He was always positive and picked up other teammates when they were down. We are very happy to announce that this years Hurricane Award goes to Ty.

Special Teams Player of The Year: Ramon Rogers

Ramons knowledge and athletic ability helped him become one of the most valuable player on special teams. He made many plays all year long. Ramon was a great addition and his work ethic proved to be one of his biggest assets.

Offensive Player Of The Year: Terrell Chandler

It seemed like whenever their needed to be a play made, Terrell made it. He led all receivers with 5 Touchdowns and had an amazing 33 yards per reception. The most memorable moment would probably be the last second 55 yard touchdown to win the game versus the Rhode Island Cowboys last season. Terrell speed is amazing and it seemed whenever his number was called, he made an amazing play.

/Defensive Player Of The Year: Patrick Zadrozny

Patrick Zadrozny was a force to be reckoned with all season long. With a team leading 12 sacks, it seemed whenever Pat had a huge game the whole defense dominated. Pat also had a Touchdown and a returned 2 point conversion to add on to his phenomenal play. He was also the Hurricanes Punter and pinned teams deep with his punting abilities.

Hurricane Warrior Award: Joune Fraser

The Hurricane Warrior award goes to the player that is a warrior on the field. This year, we couldn’t think of anyone else more deserving than Joune Fraser. Fraser did it all for the team this year, whether it was playing Defensive Line, Wide Receiver or returning kicks, his presence on the field was known.

Hurricanes Most Valuable Player: Chris McNally

The Hurricanes Most Valuable Player was a unanimous decision. McNally was a difference maker on the field this season. He broke many team and league records this season. Finishing the season with 1020 yards, 11 touchdowns with a longest run of 97 yards in week 8. His most memorable game may have been the Semi Final game where he carried the ball 26 times for 230 yards, one rushing touchdown and one reception touchdown.