Armand "Mickey" Santos
Graduating class: 1976
Inducted into Hall of Fame: 2012
Hall of Fame Category: Athlete
Mickey Santos was an outstanding three sport athlete at Fairhaven High School for three years earning eight letters for football, basketball and track. Santos went on to earn a full athletic scholarship to Boston University to play football.
Mickey helped lead Fairhaven football to two South Coast Conference Championships and was a 1975 Standard Times All-Star and also earned All S.M.C. honors.
An excellent scoring force, Santos was in the top ten of his division in the state scoring 10 touchdowns while totaling 62 points in 1975. Two outstanding games for Mickey include a three touchdown game against Seekonk leading to a 32-0 victory and another three touchdown scoring game versus Bourne in a 26-0 win.
In his senior year he was captain of both the football and basketball teams. In basketball Santos was a two year varsity player who was clutch under pressure. He had a game winning basket in a 51-49 barn burner against Old Rochester and in an upset win over New Bedford Vocational High School Mickey scored the last ten points of the game ending in the 46-44 victory.
In track and field he was a Standard Times All-Star excelling in the 100 yard dash, the long jump, triple jump and the sprint relay team.
Mickey is a teacher at Dartmouth High School and he and his wife Kyle reside in Lakeville with their three daughters Raelyn, Keanna and Sierra. Mickey is also the son of Fairhaven Varsity football legend Armand Santos