1990. Season Recap

Season Recap:
Led by a defense that amazingly only gave up more than 3 points in 3 regular season, a punishing running game, and an opportunistic and quick strike passing attack, The 1990 EFL Champion Oilers were one of the greatest teams in EFL history. 

The smothering Oilers defense gave up ZERO points in 5 of their 10 regular season games. For the season, the Oilers outscored their opponents by a remarkable 252-45 point margin.

The 1990 Oilers were not only the most talented squad in Oiler history, but perhaps also the most dedicated, unselfish, and hard working team in Randolph history. The 1990 Oilers set the standard for which all other Oiler teams will be measured.

Regular Season (10 Wins, 0 Losses):  
Week 1:  Randolph 35, Middleboro 0
Week 2: Randolph 34, Worcester 0
Week 3: Randolph 3, Hyde Park 2
Week 4:  Randolph 27, Charlestown 8
Week 5:  Randolph 36, Rhode Island 0
Week 6:  Randolph 27, Hockomock 0
Week 7:  Randolph 7, Marlboro 3
Week 8:  Randolph 21, Marlboro 18
Week 9:  Randolph 29, Worcester 0
Week 10:  Randolph 33, Charlestown 12

Playoff results:
Semi-Finals:       Randolph 28,  hhhh 3
Championship:  Randolph 21, Marlboro 20

Owners:
Peter and Marge O'Kane

President:
Marge O'Kane:

General Manager:
Peter O'Kane


Assistant General Manager:
Ed Nye, Sr.

Head Coach:
Bob Turner

Assistant Coaches:
Paul Killinger, Ed Penn (player-coach), Rick Rodman, Fred Turner, Howie Cheney, Jim Brodie, Frank Curtis

Captains:
Bill Turner (DE), Sean Crowley (FB), Jay McGee (RB), Bubba Pina (LB), Ed Penn (OL), Tom Kirlis (LB)
 
Leading Passer:
Bobby Witt (1,055 yards, 16 tds, 10 int's)  ---  * 2nd in the EFL in yards, 1st in touchdowns
John Pina (158 yards, 2 tds, 3 int's)

Leading Rushers:
Mike Waithe (114 carries, 667 yards, 5.9 yds/carry, 8 tds)
Jay McGee (47 carries, 282 yards, 6.0 yds/carry, 5 tds)

Leading Receiver:
Mark Harding (428 yds, 25.1 yds/reception, 8 tds) ---  * Led the EFL in yards and touchdowns.
R. Witt (379 yds, 25.3 yds/reception, 5 tds)
Ron Cassford (250, 16.7 yds/reception, 4 tds)

Most Sacks:
Leo Cooney (7, 64 yds for loss) --- * tied for 4th most in EFL
Rick Santos (3, 30 yds for loss)
Three players tied with 2 sacks (Bubba Pina, Tom Kirlis, Bill Turner)

Most Fumble Recoveries:
Bill Turner (2)
Shawn Dias (2)
7 players tied with 1 fumble recovery each (Santos, Jon Gatesa, Harte, Pina, Asack, Eaton, Locurto)

Most Interceptions:
Tom Dennehey (4 int's, 23 return yards)  ---  * tied for 2nd most Int's in EFL
Tommy McLaughlin (2)
Sean Frazier (2)
Bubba Pina (2)
10 players tied with 1 interception each (Pagel, L. Pina, Dias, MacDonald, Cooney, Cohen, Gates, Hollins, Cesario, Adams)

Leading Punt Returner:
Mark Harding (12 returns for 163 yards, 13.75 yd avg, 2 tds)  --- * 2nd in the EFL in return yardage, 1st in td's

Leading Kickoff Returner:
Gregg Martello (6 returns for 132 yards, 22 yd avg)

Leading Punter:
Ricky Witt (34 punts, 1,139 yards, 33.5 yd average)

Total Scoring:
Mark Harding (10 touchdowns- 8 receiving, 2 returns)  --  2nd most in EFL
Mike Waithe (9 touchdowns- 8 rushing, 1 receiving)

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EFL Players of the Week:
Week One Offensive Player of the Week:          Bobby Witt, QB
Week Six Defensive Player of the Week:           Bill Turner, DL
Week Seven Defensive Player of the Week:     Bill Turner, DL
Week 7: Offensive Player of the Week              John Pina, QB
Week 8 Defensive Player of the Week:             Leo Cooney, LB
Week 8 Offensive Player of the Week:             Ron Cassford

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1990 EFL All League Selections & Awards

Quarterback:            Bobby Witt