WHS Athletic HoF- Tom McMahon

Tom McMahon was a 3-year starter for Pat Donovan's Weymouth Baseball team from 1999-2001. His sophomore year for the Wildcats he led the team with a .396 batting average to go along with his 3 home runs and 28 RBI's on his way to being named a Bay State Conference All-Star. Tom followed up his solid sophomore campaign with a historical junior season. He batted .514 with 35 hits and 10 home runs - both single season WHs records. At the conclusion of his junior season, he was once again named to the Bay State All-Star team as well as being named a Boston Globe, Boston Herald, and Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic. He also was na Eastern Mass All-Star and played in the Bay State Games. In his senior season, McMahon did not disappoint. He finished the season batting .496 with 30 hits, 7 home runs and 33 RIB's. Once again, he was named to the Globe, Herald and Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic teams. Tom left the Wildcats baseball program as the all-time leader in Batting Average (.469), hits (91), home runs (20), RBI (97), and Slugging % (.934).

After WHS, Tom attended Bowdoin College where he had another prolific career. When he graduated in 2005, he was in the top 10 all time in almost all offensive categories. In 2006 Tom's career continued in Belgium where he played and coached at the professional level for the Brussels Kangaroos. He led the team in every offensive category, and they went on to win the Division II National Championship.

After his year in Belgium, Tom came back to the states and started his coaching career. He coached Pomona College in Claremont, CA from 2008-2009 and then back to New England where he coached at Wheaton College in 2010 and then back to his Alma Mata Bowdoin College in 2011.

Today, Tom teaches at Silver Lake High School, and he resides in East Weymouth with his wife, Danielle, and his daughter, Kate.