Coach Penn

Ed Penn
Hall of Fame Head Coach & Player

Experience:
After a stellar career as a player, Ed decided to retire after the 1988 season and join the Oilers coaching staff. Two games into the 1989 season he abruptly unretired, became a player-coach, and behind his bone-crushing blocking he helped lead the Oilers to the 1990 EFL Championship.

Please click here for a tribute to Coach Penn.

Player:
* Offensive Tackle: 1979-1994

Coach:
* Randolph Oilers: Assistant Coach from 1994-1997 (plus several years as a player-coach)
* Randolph Oilers: Head Coach from 1998- present.

Awards/Recognition:
* Perenial EFL All Star
* Elected to the AFA Hall of Fame
* Elected to the USFA Hall of Fame
* Helped lead the Oilers to the EFL Championship in 1990
* One of only a handful of Oiler players in the team's 35+ year history with his number retired.
* EFL Coach of the Year in 2007 & 2008. Co-coach of the Year in 1999.
* In 1994 was awarded the Fran Duggan Sportsmanship Award.

Click here for pictures from the ceremony to retire Coach Penn's jersey #.

Media Coverage:

"An EFL Brother Act - Ed, Jerome, & Sam Penn"
(Brockton Enterprise. August 18, 2000)

"New head coach Ed Penn: He's ready to step up"
(Patriot Ledger. July 9, 1998)

"Randolph Oilers: Ed Penn takes over as head coach"
(Boston Globe. Julne 28, 1998)

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Photos

2012 Season

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2011 Season

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2006-2010 Seasons

2007 vs Boston Panthers