JULY 13, 2008SECTION F

F2 SUNDAY TELEGRAM JULY 13, 2008

BaseballThe team was selected by the Telegram & Gazette staff with the help of a panel of coaches.

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3

John Andreoli, St. John’sKevin Brown, AlgonquinFrank Flynn, St. Peter-MarianKevin Greene, Holy NameCraig Hippert, QuabbinDan Kemp, Tantasqua

Matt Lamoureux, DohertyJosh Less, FitchburgJeff Scafidi, BurncoatShaun Slattery, GardnerBen Stochaj, Shepherd HillFran Whitten, Westboro

Jim Balboni, St. Bernard’sTyler Bennett, NorthbridgeJohn Burke, OxfordChris Chenelle, Groton-DunstableMatt Jacobs, HudsonRyan Keddy, Worcester Tech

Nick LaCroix, GraftonMike Mattei, David ProutyNick Natoli, AuburnEvan Pluff, AuburnTim Thiesing, GraftonRyan Turner, Bay Path

Dan Bresciani, HopedaleMike Cleary, West BoylstonGreg Crawford, DouglasJosh Geswell, LunenburgAndrew Green, Whitinsville ChristianDavid Jasukonis, St. Mary’s

Ryan Keaveney, Maynard Joe Mantoni, HopedaleColby Mulry, HopedaleMatt Polnerow, TahantoShane Sampson, West BoylstonMike Xarras, Lunenburg

T he 6-foot, 175-pound Cammusois regarded as one of the top

backstops in the area and led theMountaineers with a .500 averageand six home runs, 39 RBIs and33 stolen bases. He was named tothe Mid-Wach A All-Star team aswell as the Central-West All-Starsquad and the Mass. State All-Stars. He helped Wachusett to a15-9 record before the Mountaineers fell to Algon-quin in the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament. Hewill continue his baseball career with Eastern Con-necticut State University in the fall, and after hegraduates, he hopes to play professionally or ownhis own sports instructional facility. He enjoys play-ing pickup sports and hanging out with friends in hisspare time. Cammuso hit a pair of home runsagainst St. John’s, which he considers his mostmemorable sports moment. He’s the son of Pauland Cathy Cammuso of Rutland.

Stephen CammusoWachusett RegionalSenior, Catcher

T he Colonial Athletic LeagueMVP, Keddy lifted the Eagles,

who finished 23-2 on the season,to the Central Mass. Division 2semifinals. Keddy batted .506 with40 RBIs and posted an .802 slug-ging percentage and a .616 on-base percentage for coach RonSilvestri. On the mound, Keddywent 9-0 with a 2.65 ERA andalong with his older brother Ryan, helped theEagles clinch the top seed in the Division 2 tourna-ment. Keddy also earned a spot on the CentralMass. Bay State All-Star team. Keddy is also astandout defenseman on Worcester’s hockey team.His brother, Ryan, is a former T&G hockey SuperTeamer and both Keddys made the Quinn Confer-ence all-star team last winter. Keddy is also a co-captain for Worcester Tech’s football team, startingat running back and defensive back. He is the sonof Tim and Vanessa Keddy of Worcester.

Shane KeddyWorcester TechJunior, Pitcher

L anders makes an incredible thirdconsecutive appearance on the

T&G Super Team, helping theGuardians to the Central Mass.Division 1 title. The 6-foot-7,215-pound southpaw led the CentralMass. Conference with an 0.43 ERAand a 5-2 record as St. Peter-Marianshared the league title with HolyName. Landers dominated in thepostseason, no-hitting Marlboro in the first round in hisseven innings, and then quieting defending championand top seed Algonquin in the semifinals while strikingout 13 in a 1-0 win. Landers celebrated again the nextday when he was drafted in the 18th round by theBaltimore Orioles. Landers has a full scholarship wait-ing at the University of Louisville. Landers and his SPMteammates pitched at the Rogers Centre in Torontothis season, and his time as a Guardian supplied someof his most memorable sports moments. He’s the sonof Bill and Terry Landers of Worcester.

Keith LandersSt. Peter-Marian HighSenior, Pitcher

T he 6-foot-1, 205-pound Lerouxhelped the Rockets to the Divi-

sion 2 state final and hit .406 forAuburn in the regular season. Oneof the top athletes in the area,Leroux also excelled at football andbasketball for the Rockets, earningSouthern Worcester County LeagueAll-Star honors in both sports thisseason and being named Offensive

MVP of the Thanksgiving Day football game againstOxford. Leroux also was a SWCL All-Star in baseballlast year as well, and this year was named to the Cen-tral Mass. All-Star team, the Mass. State All-Star team,and is a two-year member of the Central Mass. BayState Games squad. As a freshman, Leroux helpedAuburn to the 2005 Division 2A Super Bowl, which heconsiders his most memorable sports moment. Only ajunior, Leroux hasn’t solidified any college plans, buthopes to teach and coach when he graduates. He’sthe son of Mark and Rose Leroux of Auburn.

Jon LerouxAuburn HighJunior, Catcher

T he 6-foot, 210-pound McKennaearned Mid-Wach A All-Star

honors and was named co-MVP ofthe league along with WachusettRegional’s Jamie Skagerlind. Duringthe regular season, McKenna went5-1 with a 3.02 ERA and batted.396 for Algonquin. A co-captain forcoach Neil Burke, McKenna alsowas named to the MetroWest Daily

News All-Star team and was selected to the Mas-sachusetts State All-Stars. McKenna pitched a perfectgame this season at Leominster, striking out 11 BlueDevils. A three-year member of the varsity baseballteam, McKenna helped the Tomahawks to the Divi-sion 1 state title in 2006, which he considers his mostmemorable sports moment. McKenna, then a fresh-man, pitched 31⁄3 shutout innings in the state semifinalgame against Amherst. He enjoys hanging out withfriends and watching television in his spare time. He’sthe son of Mike and Susan McKenna of Southboro.

John McKennaAlgonquin RegionalJunior, Pitcher/First Base

E arning Mid-Wach D MVP honors,the 5-foot-11, 160-pound Mile-

wski helped the Lions storm to theirfirst undefeated regular season inschool history, going 22-0 beforelosing to Hopedale in the CentralMass. Division 3 final. Including thepostseason, Milewski went 9-1 witha staggering 0.33 ERA while strikingout 91 and walking just eight. Mile-

wski also hit .380 with three home runs for coach ToddSmith. Milewski is a three-time Mid-Wach D All-Star andhas been on the T&G Division 3 All-Star team the pasttwo seasons. Milewski is also an excellent golfer forthe Lions, and was a league MVP the past two yearsand named team MVP last fall. He enjoys fishing andplaying the guitar in his spare time, and played on aSenior Ruth team that won the New England Regionaltournament and went to the World Series in Arkansas,which was his most memorable sports moment. He’sthe son of John and Peggy Milewski of West Boylston.

Ryan MilewskiWest Boylston HighJunior, Pitcher/Shortstop

M orissette led the Mid-Wach Awith a 7-2 record and a 1.90

ERA as the Blue Devils went all theway to the Central Mass. Division 1title game. The 5-foot-11,185-pound Morissette was on themound for Leominster in that game,which he considers his most memo-rable sports moment. He wasnamed Leominster’s most improvedplayer this season by legendary coach Emile John-son. The southpaw also pitched the Blue Devils to awin over Gardner High in the Central Mass. Division 1semifinals, throwing a complete game while scatteringfive hits and striking out 11. He was named to theMid-Wach A All-Star team. Morissette enjoys playingbaseball and hanging out with friends in his sparetime. He’s also one of the top pitchers this summerfor the Leominster American Legion team, Post 151.He’s the son of Gary and Donna Morissette of Leo-minster.

Matt MorissetteLeominster HighJunior, Pitcher

P iscitelli was named to the CentralMass. All-Star team as well as the

Mass. State All-Star team after going11-1 with a 1.50 ERA and earningtwo saves for coach Mike Daley andthe Pirates this year. The 6-foot-5,190-pound Piscitelli helped Oxfordto an 18-6 record before the Pirateslost to Auburn in the Central Mass.Division 2 final. Piscitelli also stars inbasketball for the Pirates and earned the Oxford HighCoaches Award in both sports this season. He playedtwo years of football for Oxford and was named Offen-sive Player of the Year as a junior. Piscitelli will attendAssumption College in the fall. He said being a part ofthe championship-winning Paul N. Johnson SeniorBabe Ruth team in 2007 was his most memorablesports moment. His great uncle, Bobby Curran,played on the 1947 NCAA men’s basketball cham-pionship team at Holy Cross. Joe is the son ofMichael and Nancy Piscitelli of Oxford.

Joe PiscitelliOxford HighSenior, Pitcher/First Base

T he 5-foot-10, 205-pound Rou-leau wraps up a stellar career for

coach Scott Kittredge and the Rang-ers. The Mid-Wach B MVP collectedhis 100th career hit this season andhit .377 for Westboro as the Rang-ers went 15-6 and won the Mid-Wach B title for the first time in eightyears, a feat Rouleau considers hismost memorable sports moment.Rouleau was named to the MetroWest Daily NewsAll-Stars and the Mass. State All-Star team. In hisfour-year career at Westboro, Rouleau hit .424 with35 doubles and 90 RBIs, all school records. He alsoset career records for at-bats (271) and hits (115) aswell as single-season records for hits (34), doubles(14) and batting average (.508). A four-year CentralMass. All-Star, Rouleau was named to the T&G Divi-sion 1 All-Star team the past two years. He will attendSouthern Connecticut State University in the fall. He’sthe son of Charlie and Kelly Rouleau of Westboro.

A.J. RouleauWestboro HighSenior, Shortstop/Third Base

T he 5-foot-7, 130-pound Sand-erski finished second in the

Central Mass. Conference with a.534 batting average as the Napsshared the league title with St.Peter-Marian High. Sanderskihelped Holy Name to a 16-6 recordbefore falling in the Central Mass.Division 1 semifinals to LeominsterHigh. Sanderski collected two hits

and scored the winning run in a playoff win over Mil-ford. A three-year member of the Naps’ varsity, Sand-erski was named a captain for coach Dan McGowanthis season. Sanderski and his teammates played St.Peter-Marian at the Rogers Centre in Toronto thisyear, something he considers his most memorablesports moment. His father, John, pitched in the JuniorOlympics and was drafted in 1983 by the Boston RedSox. Sanderski will attend Salem State College in thefall. He’s the son of John Sanderski and Tina Gremoof Millbury.

Jake SanderskiHoly Name HighSenior, Right Field

T he 5-foot-10, 185-pound Skager-lind wraps up a solid four-year

career at the varsity level for coachMatt Gull by leading the Mid-Wach Awith a .509 batting average andbeing named co-MVP with Algon-quin’s John McKenna. Skagerlind isa three-time Mid-Wach A All-Starand collected 114 hits over hiscareer, four shy of the school re-

cord and second all-time in Wachusett history. Atwo-year baseball captain, the Bryant University-boundSkagerlind also was named team MVP and earned aspot on the Central-Western All-Star team for thesecond consecutive season. His .509 average wasalso tops in all Mid-Wach leagues. Skagerlind hit awalk-off home run against Milford to give Gull his100th career win, and his 100th career hit was ahome run off McKenna, two feats he regards as hismost memorable sports moments. He’s the son ofGary and Joan Skagerlind of Holden.

Jamie SkagerlindWachusett RegionalSenior, First Base

T he 6-foot, 190-pound Woodwas named the Mid-Wach C’s

co-MVP along with teammate MattJacobs. Also a co-captain, Woodis a two-time league all-star andwas named to the Central Mass.All-Star team after a regular seasonthat saw him post a 7-1 recordwith an 0.98 ERA as the Hawksfinished 14-8. Wood hit a two-run

homer that gave Hudson and coach Brian Davis apostseason win over David Prouty. Also a standoutfootball and basketball player for Hudson, Woodwas named the unsung hero for the Hawks on thebasketball court last winter. He enjoys playing bas-ketball and Wiffle Ball in his spare time. Wood willattend Johnson & Wales University in the fall. Hefondly recalls pitching against Algonquin as a juniorand getting a victory over the eventual Division 1state finalists. He is the son of Richard and TerriWood of Hudson.

Michael WoodHudson HighSenior, Pitcher/First Base

Honorable Mention

The Super Team

SUNDAY TELEGRAM JULY 13, 2008 F3

SoftballThe team was selected by the Telegram & Gazette staff with the help of a panel of coaches.

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3

Michelle Babineau, WachusettJill Benson, St. Peter-MarianNikki Boris, GardnerAllie Hardy, LeominsterQuincy Lacwasan, QuabbinMeg Lennon, Shepherd Hill

Mary Moroski, Holy NameStefanie Martinek, NashobaMeaghan Montesian, MarlboroKelly Murray, Holy NameAndrea Smith, MilfordJenn Stand, Milford

Kristen Bowen, HudsonCathy Casavant, HudsonErin Costello, Blackstone-MillvilleNicole Dion, LunenburgElisabeth Hurley, Notre Dame AcademyMaura Hurley, Notre Dame Academy

Courtney Jobin, AuburnAimee Lamoreux, David ProutyJayme Mask, GraftonAmanda Massad, GraftonElisa Rhodes, NipmucAbigail Walsh, Blackstone-Millville

Rebekah Cocks, TahantoBrittini Dyer, DouglasAmanda Gauthier, NarragansettJessica Graham, West BoylstonBritt Grenier, Valley TechSarah Hamel, Narragansett

Shanna Lathrop, HopedaleLaura Murphy, TahantoJessica Peacock, HopedaleAmanda Perry, Worcester TechMichelle Perry, Monty TechLauren Wilson, West Boylston

T his is the thirdstraight Super Team

selection for Andrews,who led coach RussDavis’ Hawks to theirthird consecutiveCentral Mass. title andDivision 2 state cham-pionship appearance.Andrews, a Hudsoncaptain and three-time Mid-Wach C All-Star,graduated as the school’s all-time leader with701 strikeouts. Andrews, who went 13-3with a 1.80 ERA in the regular season,pitched superbly in this year’s postseason,tossing a shutout against Drury High in thestate semifinals. The Hawks fell to Ashland inthe state title game. Andrews, who will at-tend Stonehill College in the fall, calledwinning the 2007 Division 2 state champion-ship her most memorable sports moment.She’s the daughter of Darrel and LaurenAndrews of Hudson.

Kaitlin AndrewsHudson HighSenior, Pitcher

A repeat Super Teamselection, Boris had

another outstanding sea-son in leading Gardner toits second straight Division1 state title game appear-ance. She led the Mid-Wach A with an 0.33 ERAand was great in the post-season. She tossed athree-hitter against Marlboro in the CentralMass. final, and allowed just four hits in theWildcats’ state semifinal win over Amherst.She was outdueled by Lexington’s KikiSaveriano in Gardner’s heartbreaking 1-0loss in the state championship game. Boriswon 52 games in her high school career.She hit .529 this season to rank second inthe Mid-Wach A. Boris pitched a perfectgame in her first start as a freshman. Shealso played field hockey. Boris will attendUMass-Lowell and play softball there. She’sthe daughter of Chuck and Jayne Boris ofGardner.

Elyssa BorisGardner HighSenior, Pitcher

T he 5-foot-2 Bowen, afive-year player for

coach Russ Davis, earnedher third straight SuperTeam honor after batting.472 during the regularseason and leading Hud-son to its third consecutiveCentral Mass. title andDivision 2 state champion-ship game appearance. Bowen, a Hawkscaptain and the team’s shortstop, wasnamed MVP of the Mid-Wach C as theHawks won the league title for the 13th yearin a row. Bowen’s sister, Katie, was Hud-son’s starting right fielder. Bowen alsocaptained Hudson’s soccer and basketballteams this year, and was a Mid-Wach CAll-Star in all three sports each of the lastfour years. Bowen called winning the 2007Division 2 state title her most memorablesports moment. She will attend BryantUniversity in the fall. She’s the daughter ofLennie and Susan Bowen of Hudson.

Laura BowenHudson HighSenior, Shortstop

T his is the first SuperTeam selection for

Bryant, who is alreadyMarlboro’s career leaderin hits, home runs andtriples. The Panthers’junior shortstop led theMid-Wach B with a .538batting average thisspring and helped Marl-boro to the Central Mass. Division 1 final.An all-around athlete, Bryant captainedMarlboro’s soccer and basketball teamsthis year and earned Mid-Wach B All-Starhonors in both sports. Bryant had thetwo-run, go-ahead double in Marlboro’s4-3 win over archrival Hudson High, whichshe counts among her best sportsmoments. Playing at Hall of Fame Stadiumin Oklahoma with Polar Crush 18U Gold isalso among her favorite softball highlights.She’s the daughter of Denise Rudzinskyand Thomas Bryant of Marlboro.

Jessie BryantMarlboro HighJunior, Shortstop

C ordio led the Mid-Wach Awith a .595 batting aver-

age and helped the BlueDevils to an 18-4 record andan appearance in the CentralMass. Division 1 quarterfinals.Cordio served as captain ofcoach Alexis Curry’s squadfor two years and was namedto the Mid-Wach A All-Star

team for the past two seasons. Cordio had thewinning RBI single in Leominster’s thrilling, 1-0,extra-inning win over Gardner late in the sea-son. She also played four years of varsitysoccer, captaining the Blue Devils last fall. Sheplayed one year of varsity basketball. Cordiolists playing at Hall of Fame Stadium in Okla-homa as her most memorable sports moment.An honor roll student at Leominster, Cordio willattend the University of Rhode Island, whereshe’ll major in education and math. She’s thedaughter of Steven and Karen Cordio of Leo-minster.

Erica CordioLeominster HighSenior, Shortstop

D avis was a clutch performerfor coach Howie Klash’s

team during the Wildcats’terrific postseason run.Gardner advanced to theDivision 1 state final for thesecond straight year and won21 games. Davis hit a keytwo-run homer and drove infour runs in Gardner’s 5-3

Central Mass. semifinal win over Holy Name. In aregular-season win over St. Peter-Marian, sheand sophomore Nikki Boris belted back-to-backhomers twice. She hit her first career grand slamin a win over Quabbin. A two-time Super Teamselection, Davis won last year’s Mid-Wach Bbatting title. She also played field hockey, bas-ketball and ice hockey at Gardner. She was aT&G Division 1 All-Star in field hockey last fall.Her father, Jim, a three-sport standout atGardner, is a member of the school’s Hall ofFame. Kayla is the daughter of Jim and KimDavis of Gardner.

Kayla DavisGardner HighSenior, Second Base

T he Naps’ ace had anotheroutstanding season, earn-

ing All-Central Mass. Confer-ence honors for the thirdstraight year and leading HolyName to the semifinals of theCentral Mass. Division 1 tour-nament before losing to even-tual state finalist Gardner. Shewent 16-2 with an 0.62 ERA.

A tri-captain for coach Jill Shea’s squad, Halleypitched a perfect game on April 28. She alsoplays field hockey for Holy Name and captainedthe team last fall. Halley was a T&G Division 1All-Star as a sophomore. Fishing, camping andcoaching young pitchers are among Halley’shobbies. An honor roll student at Holy Name,Halley lists playing for the Charlton Wildfire andwinning the Bash by the Bay tournament inRhode Island in 2006 as her most memorablesports moment. She was named MVP of thetourney. She’s the daughter of Mary and LarryHalley Jr. of Worcester.

Lynne HalleyHoly Name HighJunior, Pitcher

H iggins hit .404 during theregular season and

helped spark Notre Dameduring its tremendous post-season run. The Rebels,10-10 during the regularseason and the No. 11 seedin Division 2, advanced tothe Central Mass. final.Higgins hit a home run inNDA’s wild quarterfinal win over Grafton. Shelists the Rebels’ come-from-behind win overUxbridge in the first round of the tournament asher most memorable sports moment. NotreDame scored 10 runs in the sixth inning for a14-12 win. Higgins and Tatiana Chunis had keyhits in the big inning. Higgins captained coachEd Savage’s squad and earned Central Mass.Conference All-Star honors for the third straightyear. Her interests include music and theater.She’ll attend Rider University and hopes topursue a career as a sports broadcaster. She’sthe daughter of Ted and Wendy Higgins ofWestminster.

Lucy HigginsNotre Dame AcademySenior, Catcher

J oseph led the South-ern Worcester County

League (East and West)with a .556 batting aver-age and helped coachTom Caffelle’s Rams tothe SWCL West title andthe quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. Division 1tournament. Joseph hadeight home runs, 53 RBIs, 82 total bases, and a1.14 slugging percentage. She received herteam’s Most Improved Player Award and wasnamed the Women in Sports Foundation Mas-sachusetts Sports Girl of the Year. Joseph alsostars for the Rams’ field hockey team andreceived the Playtex National Team Player of theMonth award last October. Joseph is also amember of the National Honor Society, Superin-tendent’s Advisory Council, and SADD. She’s analtar server and enjoys snowboarding and shop-ping. Joseph hopes to pursue a career as anemergency room doctor. She’s the daughter ofPaul and Lauri Joseph of Dudley.

Katie JosephShepherd Hill RegionalJunior, First Base

M orcone led the ScarletHawks to an unde-

feated regular season(20-0), the Mid-Wach Atitle, and an appearance inthe Central Mass. Division1 semifinals. The 5-foot-4senior hit .437 and had a.519 slugging percentage,and was named the Mid-Wach A MVP. A two-year captain for coach BrianMacchi’s squad, Morcone was a T&G Division 1All-Star last season. Last winter, she helpedMilford to the Division 1 state title in volleyball. Asetter and four-year starter for the ScarletHawks, Morcone earned Mid-Wach A and stateAll-Star honors as well as a spot on the T&GAll-Star team. Morcone was a member of theNational Honor Society and served as classtreasurer for four years. Morcone enjoys playingthe trumpet in her spare time. She will attendLong Island University-C.W. Post, where she willplay softball. She’s the daughter of Fran andLenny Morcone of Milford.

Kristen MorconeMilford HighSenior, Catcher

M urray batted .551 to leadthe Red Raiders to an

appearance in the CentralMass. Division 1 tourna-ment. She was among theMid-Wach A leaders in hitswith 32. She lists among herseason highlights beatingShrewsbury and defeatingNorth Middlesex in extra

innings to clinch a spot in the Central Mass.tournament. Murray is a three-time Mid-Wach AAll-Star. She plays field hockey in the fall andalso has been a member of Fitchburg’s indoortrack and basketball teams. Her brother,Anthony, played football at Fitchburg and SaintAnselm College. She lists her most memorablesports moment as playing at Hall of Fame Sta-dium in Oklahoma with the Polar Crush. She’sthe daughter of John and Kathryn Murray ofFitchburg.

Katie MurrayFitchburg HighJunior, Center Field

P anarelli was the Colonials’starting catcher for three

years, and was named aMid-Wach A All-Star for thesecond consecutive seasonthis year. She providedleadership behind the plateand power while at it. Sheclubbed two home runsduring a regular-season

game against Hudson. Panarelli served as co-captain of coach Phil Chevalier’s squad. She listswinning the 2006 Division 1 state championshipas her most memorable sports moment. Shescored the winning run in the state semifinalsagainst Westfield that season, coming across onan RBI double by her sister, Chelsi. Panarellialso played field hockey and basketball for theColonials, and was a high honor roll student.Traveling is her favorite hobby. She will attendUMass-Lowell in the fall. She’s the daughter ofAnthony and Carolyn Panarelli of Shrewsbury.

Lindsi PanarelliShrewsbury HighSenior, Catcher

I t was a great comebackseason for Storro, who

missed most of her juniorseason with an injury. Shehit .561 to lead the BlueDevils to an 18-win seasonand into the quarterfinals ofthe Central Mass. Division 1tournament. Storro servedas captain of coach Alexis

Curry’s squad. She got off to a great start in2008, smashing a grand slam and driving in sixruns in an early-season win over Doherty. Storroalso played soccer and basketball for the BlueDevils. She was a Mid-Wach A All-Star in soccerlast fall. An honor roll student, Storro will attendUMass in the fall and major in business. She listsplaying at Hall of Fame Stadium in Oklahoma asher most memorable sports moment. She’s thedaughter of Ronald and Kim Storro of Leomin-ster.

Jordan StorroLeominster HighSenior, Second Base

Honorable Mention

The Super Team

F4 SUNDAY TELEGRAM JULY 13, 2008

Boys’ lacrosseThe team was selected by the Telegram & Gazette staff with the help of a panel of coaches.

Danny Krane, WestboroSebastian Herdt, WestboroJamie Hart, AlgonquinDylan Gatto, BromfieldJosh Graham, GraftonIan Robie, NorthbridgeSteve Parsons, St. Bernard’s

Mark Pappas, St. Peter-MarianSteve Tarpey, ShrewsburyAlex Papoojian, St. John’sBrian Sowaryda, GraftonJeff Proctor, Assabet ValleyBrendan Burgwinkle, NashobaAlex Krouner, Valley Tech

T he 5-foot-10, 170-pound Bam-berger makes his first appear-

ance on the T&G Super Team afterfinishing second to teammate ColinO’Rourke in the Central Mass. Ascoring race. Bamberger scored 49goals and had 22 assists for thePioneers, helping them to the Cen-tral Mass. semifinals before losing inovertime to Shrewsbury. A two-yearCentral Mass. A All-Star, Bamberger played in the2008 National Senior Showcase. It was his nomi-nation to that showcase, as well as his accepting anoffer to play lacrosse at Hudson Valley College, thatBamberger feels were his most memorable sportsmoments. Bamberger will study international businessin college. He comes from an athletic family — hisfather, Rich, played basketball at Hobart College; hismother, Patti, played field hockey at SUNY-Brockport,and his sister, Emily, is playing lacrosse, soccer andbasketball at Tantasqua Regional. He’s the son ofRich and Patti Bamberger of Brimfield.

Richard BambergerSt. John’s HighSenior, Attack

T he 6-foot-1, 150-pound Gripcaps a tremendous career for the

Colonials. A two-year captain andthree-year Central Mass. B LeagueAll-Star, Grip recorded 21 goals and24 assists this year to help coachNate Skermont and Shrewsbury tothe Central Mass. final. Although theColonials lost in overtime to West-boro, Grip did his part with count-less feeds to teammates for postseason goals, includ-ing a pass to teammate Alex Raposa to defeat rival St.John’s in the semifinal. It was the second time in asmany years Grip and his teammates ended the Pio-neers’ season in the Central Mass. tournament semi-finals, which goes down as his most memorablesports moment. As a junior, he was named Shrews-bury’s MVP. Also an assistant captain in hockey forShrewsbury, Grip has played soccer and golf for theColonials. Grip will attend Babson College in the fall.He is the son of Steve and Angela Grip of Shrews-bury.

Paul GripShrewsbury HighSenior, Midfield

T he 5-foot-9, 165-pound Jettemakes his second consecutive

appearance on the T&G SuperTeam after captaining the Colonialsfor three years. Jette is a three-timeCentral Mass. All-Star at midfieldand was a vital cog in coach NateSkermont’s club. Jette finished theregular season with 22 goals and 14assists for Shrewsbury as the Colo-nials won the Central Mass. B title with a 19-4 record— 10-0 in the league. Jette helped Shrewsbury upendperennial powerhouse St. John’s, 7-6, in overtime inthe Central Mass. tournament semifinals. It was thesecond year in a row Shrewsbury ended the Pioneers’season and it goes down as Jette’s most memorablesports moment. Jette also captained Shrewsbury’ssoccer team and enjoys skiing, fishing and golf in hisspare time. He will attend Northeastern University inthe fall. He’s the son of Eric and Emmanuelle Jette ofShrewsbury.

Mikhael JetteShrewsbury HighSenior, Midfield

M aking his first appearance onthe T&G Super Team, MacKen-

zie captained the Trojans to a 16-0regular-season record before Brom-field was ousted in a quarterfinalgame of the Central Mass. tourna-ment by Algonquin. It was a tremen-dous first varsity season for Brom-field, which captured the CentralMass. C League title thanks, in part,

to MacKenzie’s 35 goals and 27 assists. It was thelatest trophy to MacKenzie’s credit; he also has a pairof Division 3 state soccer titles, which the Trojans wonin 2005 and 2007. MacKenzie, who enjoys music inhis spare time, said the 2007 soccer title and the finalregular-season win over North Middlesex to cap anundefeated lacrosse season are his most memorablesports moments. Undecided on where to attend col-lege, MacKenzie hopes to study business, finance oreconomics. He’s the son of Greg and Debbie MacK-enzie of Harvard.

Connor MacKenzieBromfield SchoolJunior, Midfield

T he 5-foot-11, 165-poundMcCann helped the Tomahawks

to a 13-7 record before losing toWestboro in a Central Mass. tourna-ment semifinal. McCann was namedto the Central Mass. A All-Star teamand won the Kevin Mallett Awardfrom his school for leadership.McCann helped Algonquin to the2007 Central Mass. title, an accom-

plishment he rates as his most memorable sportsmoment. A three-year varsity starter for coach RichLuongo, McCann enjoys mountain boarding, playingguitar, going to Cape Cod, and playing soccer in hisspare time. An honor roll student at Algonquin,McCann will attend UMass in the fall and hopes to gointo business or possibly pursue a career in finance ormanagement after he graduates. McCann also hasplayed football for the past four seasons, and last yearwas given the Frank Kronoff Award for dedication andleadership. He’s the son of Bill and Linda McCann ofNorthboro.

Kevin McCannAlgonquin RegionalSenior, Defense

T he first-ever three-time boys’lacrosse T&G Super Team selec-

tion, Mendes capped an incrediblehigh school career by helping theRangers to the Central Mass. titlewith a 7-6 overtime win overShrewsbury. Mendes was named tothe All-America team and is a three-time Central Mass. All-Star selec-tion, finishing third in the Central

Mass. A scoring race with 44 goals and 25 assists asWestboro won the league title. Mendes finished theseason with more than 63 goals and 80 points for theRangers. None were more important than his scoreon a pass from Kevin Shunney in overtime againstShrewsbury to give Westboro the Central Mass. title, awin he considers his most memorable sports moment.In his junior year, Mendes was named Westboro’soffensive MVP, and in his sophomore season, heearned Most Improved Player award. Also a standouthockey player for the Rangers, Mendes will attendUnion College next fall. He’s the son of Joe and SheriMendes of Westboro.

Phil MendesWestboro HighSenior, Attack

T he 6-foot, 175-pound O’Rourkemakes his second appearance

on the T&G boys’ lacrosse SuperTeam to go along with his appear-ance on the Super Team for foot-ball. O’Rourke led the Central Mass.A League and earned All-Americastatus with 47 goals and 55 assists,and went on to break the schoolrecord for points in a season (119).O’Rourke is a three-time Central Mass. A LeagueAll-Star in lacrosse and was named co-defensive MVPfor Division 1 North in football last fall. He enjoysplaying sports and going to the beach in his sparetime. In 2004, O’Rourke was part of the WorcesterVikings Pop Warner squad that won the New Englandchampionship and played in the national tournamentin Orlando, Fla., which he considers his most memo-rable sports moment. He’s the son of David andPamela O’Rourke of Worcester.

Colin O’RourkeSt. John’s HighJunior, Attack

P adro led the Central Mass. BLeague with 55 goals and 40

assists, and helped the Rams to thequarterfinals of the Central Mass.Tournament. With his senior yearlooming, Padro has become one ofthe top athletes in the area, excell-ing in both lacrosse and football forNorthbridge. He has been gettingbetter each year in lacrosse, andafter recording a goal and two assists as a freshman,he was named to the Central Mass. B League secondteam with 30 goals and 24 assists before his breakoutseason this spring. The Rams’ captain fell one voteshy of being named an All-American, something hehopes to correct next season. Padro’s season wasfilled with school records — the junior set marks formost points in a season and career, most ground ballsin one game and a season, most assists in a game,season and career, and most points in a game. He’sthe son of Edna Quiles of Northbridge.

Mike PadroNorthbridge HighJunior, Midfield

T he 6-foot, 185-pound Rudert ismaking his second appearance

on the T&G Super Team, and justwrapped up a strong high schoolcareer for the Indians. Rudert wasa two-year captain and a two-timeCentral Mass. C League All-Starselection for coach Bill Thornbo-rough. Rudert helped Grafton to a16-6 record this year and a spot inthe Central Mass. quarterfinals, which he feels is hismost memorable sports moment. Last year Ruderthelped the Indians to their first postseason appear-ance, as Grafton finished 13-4. Also a standoutfootball player for Grafton, Rudert enjoys skiing,boating and snowmobiling in his spare time. Anhonor roll student at Grafton, Rudert will playlacrosse for Clarkson University in the fall andhopes to obtain a degree in engineering. He’s theson of Jeff and Lynne Rudert of Grafton.

Chandler RudertGrafton HighSenior, Defense

S ullivan helped the Rangers to theCentral Mass. title, putting

together an All-America season inwhich he tallied 26 goals and 29assists for Westboro. Sullivan is atwo-time Central Mass. A LeagueAll-Star and helped the Rangersfinish 17-3. Sullivan was an integralpart of Westboro teams that wonCentral Mass. titles in 2006 and

2008, and those accomplishments — plus the first-ever league title won by Westboro this season — arehis most memorable sports moments. A captain forthe Rangers, Sullivan scored three goals and had twoassists in a semifinal win over Algonquin. Sullivan alsois a standout soccer player for the Rangers and willattend James Madison University in the fall. Sullivanenjoys lifting weights and hanging out with friends inhis spare time. He’s the son of Bob and MaureenSullivan of Westboro.

Steve SullivanWestboro HighSenior, Midfield

T he 6-foot, 170-pound Vulcanohelped the Tomahawks to the

Central Mass. final by scoring 40goals and notching 20 assists, alsoearning a spot on the Central Mass.A League All-Star team. Vulcano hasquarterbacked the football team forthe past two years, and last yearwas named a team captain. Vulcanoenjoys snowboarding, going to the

beach, and hanging out with friends in his spare time.Only a junior, he hasn’t finalized any college plans buthopes to play football and lacrosse when he getsthere, as well as pursue a degree in communicationsand journalism. His sister, Lauren, was also a stand-out lacrosse player for the Tomahawks, making theT&G Super Team in 2007. Vulcano helped Algonquinwin the Central Mass. title in 2007, a feat he consid-ers his most memorable sports moment. He’s the sonof Michael and Michelle Vulcano of Northboro.

Mike VulcanoAlgonquin RegionalJunior, Attack

T he 5-foot-9, 175-pound Zene-vitch is a two-time T&G Super

Team pick and helped the Guardi-ans to a 12-8 record before theylost to Westboro in the CentralMass. tournament quarterfinals.Zenevitch earned a spot on theCentral Mass. B League All-Starteam. A co-captain for coach Vin-cent Jacques, Zenevitch said his

time playing a great sport with good friends is his mostmemorable sports moment. Ranked in the top 10percent in his class, Zenevitch is also a member of theYoung Neighbors in Action organization at St. Peter-Marian and frequently volunteers his free time. Hisfather, Mark, was a standout golfer at UMass, whilehis mother, Sharon, was a field hockey, basketballand softball star at St. Peter-Marian and Anna MariaCollege. He’s the son of Mark and Sharon Zenevitchof Worcester.

Ryan ZenevitchSt. Peter-Marian HighSenior, Defense

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Girls’ lacrosseThe team was selected by the Telegram & Gazette staff with the help of a panel of coaches.

Lorna Collins, WestboroBecky Mongeau, WestboroCarolyn Mukai, AlgonquinKristen Scopetski, AlgonquinSasha Marokhovsky, NipmucClaire Gutekanst, Shrewsbury

Kim Jaksina, North MiddlesexMikaela McSherry, St. Peter-MarianAshley Mikokola, GraftonMolly Swan, WachusettGianna Gitto, St. Bernard’sJess Bartlett, Marlboro

T he 5-foot-11 Andre finished herfinal season with 41 goals and 9

assists for 50 points for the 12-9Tomahawks. The team captain wasnamed a Central Mass. A LeagueAll-Star while leading coach MelissaCallender’s team to the CentralMass. tournament final. Andreearned U.S. Women’s LacrosseAcademic All-America honors afterthe 2007 season. A four-year member of the lacrosseteam, she also played soccer and indoor track atAlgonquin. In the fall, Andre will attend Babson Col-lege and study business law, with a goal of becominga corporate lawyer. She enjoys reading, traveling andspending time with family and friends. Her most mem-orable sports moment was defeating Shrewsbury Highin this year’s Central Mass. semifinals. She’s thedaughter of Keith and Dianne Andre of Southboro.

Chanel AndreAlgonquin RegionalSenior, Center

K elley was an offensive force forthe 11-6-1 Patriots and coach

Margaret Nickless, scoring 50goals to establish a new schoolrecord. The 5-foot-5 junior mid-fielder is also a member of thePatriots’ field hockey and indoortrack teams. She is a two-timeMid-Wach League All-Star in fieldhockey and is the reigning CentralMass. champion in the 300 meters, for which shemade the Telegram & Gazette Super Team. A fan ofall sports, she enjoys skiing in her free time.Lacrosse runs in the family as her sister, Kaitlyn,was a four-year all-star for the Patriots and currentlyplays for Fitchburg State. Her most memorablesports moment was capturing the 300-meter title.She’s the daughter of John and Lori Kelley of Pep-perell.

Jamie KelleyNorth Middlesex RegionalJunior, Midfield

M assey was the backbone of theWarriors’ defense this season,

leading them to a Central Mass.Tournament berth and a 13-7 recordoverall. A four-year member ofcoach Anne Sterry’s squad, the5-foot-7 senior was a captain and aCentral Mass. A League All-Star. Amulti-sport standout for the Warriors,she was team MVP, captain andDual Valley Conference All-Star in field hockey, andwas a two-time DVC all-star in indoor track. Masseywill attend Salve Regina University and major in nurs-ing while also extending her field hockey and lacrossecareers. Massey’s most memorable sports momentswere her home finales in both field hockey andlacrosse. She’s the daughter of Brian and DebraMassey of Mendon.

Michelle MasseyNipmuc RegionalSenior, Defense

T he sophomore was a key figurein the Guardians’ qualifying for

the Central Mass. tournament,firing home a school-record 69goals. She added 13 assists tolead the Central Mass. B Leaguewith 82 points. The 5-foot-8 starled coach Bob Betters’ squad toan 8-10-1 record and a runner-upfinish in the league. A Telegram &

Gazette All-Star in lacrosse as a freshman, Maynardalso competes in cross country and basketball atSt. Peter-Marian. She enjoys playing all kinds ofsports in her spare time, and looks forward to theday the Guardians become CMass champs. Themost memorable sports moment in her youngcareer was leading St. Peter-Marian to the pro-gram’s first Central Mass. Tournament berth. She’sthe daughter of Donald and Tracy Maynard of Mil-ford.

Lindsey MaynardSt. Peter-Marian HighSophomore, Midfield

M ongeau is a three-time Tele-gram & Gazette All-Star, leading

coach Colleen Debish’s Rangers toa 17-3-1 record and a Central Mass.championship. The 5-foot-8 captainhad 54 goals and 10 assists thisseason despite missing six weekswith a thumb injury. The school’scareer leader in goals, Mongeau isa three-sport star, also competing in

soccer and basketball. She’s a three-time leagueall-star in soccer and lacrosse and once in basketball.The all-state soccer player will attend Southern NewHampshire University with a goal of becoming anelementary school teacher. Emily’s sister, Jennifer,was a lacrosse All-American at Assumption College in2004. Mongeau said her most memorable sportsmoment was beating Algonquin in the CMass final twoof the last three years. She’s the daughter of Peterand Patty Mongeau of Westboro.

Emily MongeauWestboro HighSenior, Attack

T he 5-foot-4 senior was theleader of coach Barry Coonan’s

Indians, helping them fashion a10-7-1 season and win a CentralMass. tournament berth. Mulvey isa four-year member of the lacrosseteam and was named captain andteam MVP this season. She fin-ished tied for third in the CentralMass. B League with 35 points

(22 goals, 13 assists). Mulvey was also a memberof the Grafton cross country, soccer and indoortrack teams. In her spare time, she likes to snow-board and run. In the fall, she will attend VirginiaTech and study public relations and communica-tions. Her most memorable sports moment wasfinally beating St. Peter-Marian after three years.She is the daughter of Bob and Beth Mulvey ofGrafton.

Meghan MulveyGrafton HighSenior, Attack

M ichaela joins her older sister,Alicia, on this year’s Super

Team after scoring 70 goals forcoach Becky Moisan’s Colonials.The 5-foot-8 sophomore wasnamed a Central Mass. A LeagueAll-Star and will serve as Shrews-bury’s captain next spring. Tinsleyalso has been a member of theShrewsbury field hockey team fortwo years. In her spare time, she enjoys playingfield hockey and lacrosse and hanging out withfriends. Tinsley’s goal for the Colonials is to win thestate title. She also plays club lacrosse for theRevolution with sister Alicia. Her most memorablesports moment was being able to play lacrosse withAlicia for the past two years. She’s the daughter ofKevin and Joan Tinsley of Shrewsbury.

Michaela TinsleyShrewsbury HighSophomore, Attack

T insley is on the Super Team forthe third straight year, leading the

Colonials to a 13-5-2 record and aspot in the Central Mass. tourna-ment semifinals. The 5-foot-10captain has been a three-year mem-ber of coach Becky Moisan’s squad,scoring 62 goals this season andbeing named a Central Mass. ALeague All-Star all three years. Shewill attend Merrimack College and will play lacrossethere. Tinsley also captained the Shrewsbury volley-ball team and earned the Dedication & ExcellenceAward. She enjoys going to the beach and hangingwith friends in her spare time. Her most memorablesports moment was playing in the Senior Game withall the teammates she has been playing lacrosse withsince fifth grade. She’s the daughter of Kevin andJoan Tinsley of Shrewsbury.

Alicia TinsleyShrewsbury HighSenior, Midfield

T oomy scored 41 goals to leadcoach Melissa Callender’s Toma-

hawks to the Central Mass. cham-pionship game, where they fell toWestboro High. A four-year memberof the lacrosse team, the 5-foot-2senior was a captain and a CentralMass. A League All-Star this spring.Toomy was also a four-year memberand captain of the Westboro soccerteam. In her spare time, she enjoys boating, waterski-ing, wakeboarding, or just relaxing at the beach.Toomy will attend Western New England College andcontinue to play lacrosse. Her brother, Stephen, wasan All-American at Algonquin in 2005. Her most mem-orable sports moment was scoring five goals, includ-ing the game-winner in overtime, in the 2007 CentralMass. semifinals against Westboro. She’s the daugh-ter of Mark and Diane Toomy of Northboro.

Katie ToomyAlgonquin RegionalSenior, Attack

S rebnik, who started the season atattack and eventually moved to

center midfield, was a key force inWestboro’s Central Mass. cham-pionship run. Srebnik combinedwith teammate and fellow SuperTeamer Emily Mongeau for 12second-half goals as the Rangersdefeated Algonquin Regional, 17-9,for the CMass title. Srebnik,

coached by Colleen Debish, netted five goals in thefinal. The Rangers finished the season with a 17-3-1record. Srebnik’s brother, Matt, was also a standoutathlete at Westboro and currently plays club lacrosseat the University of New Hampshire. Her father, Bob,played football and lacrosse at the University of Buf-falo. Srebnik will attend Penn State University. She isthe daughter of Maria and Bob Srebnik of Westboro.

Jenna SrebnikWestboro HighSenior, Attack-Midfield

T he 5-foot-7 captain was a stal-wart on the back line for coach

Margaret Nickless’ Patriots. Valacerled North Middlesex to a CentralMass. tournament berth and an11-7-1 overall record. She wasselected to the Central Mass. ALeague All-Star team. Valacer wasalso a member of the soccer andbasketball teams at North Mid-

dlesex, and served as a captain of each this year. Sheenjoys helping out at youth league camps for soccer,basketball and lacrosse. She will attend Keene Statein the fall and major in elementary education. She listsa lacrosse league championship in 2006 and being aCentral Mass. semifinalist in 2007 and 2008 as hermost memorable sports moments. She’s the daughterof Charlie and Ann Valacer of Townsend.

Sarah ValacerNorth Middlesex RegionalSenior, Defense

V olpe was a key cog in the Rang-ers’ march to the Central Mass.

title, scoring 31 goals and dishingout 10 assists. A three-year memberof coach Colleen Debish’s Rangers,the 5-foot-6 junior scored four goalsand had two assists in a CentralMass. semifinal win over NorthMiddlesex Regional. Volpe also hasbeen a member of the Westboro

volleyball team for three years, a group that won thestate championship in 2007, which she considers hermost memorable sports moment. She was namedvolleyball captain for her senior year. In her free time,Volpe enjoys tennis, lacrosse and volleyball. She willbe looking to go into nursing when she makes hercollege choice next year. She’s the daughter of Johnand Sue Volpe of Westboro.

Kayla VolpeWestboro HighJunior, Attack

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Boys’ tennisThe team includes the top singles players and doubles teams from the Central Mass. Individual Tournament.

M aking his secondappearance on the

T&G Super Team, Aymesreached the semifinals ofthe Central Mass. individ-ual tournament beforelosing to eventual cham-pion Dan Johnson of St.John’s in three sets. Atwo-year co-captain,Aymes is a four-year Mid-Wach A All-Starand has been named the team’s MVP forthree consecutive years. The 5-foot-10Aymes helped Shrewsbury to a 12-6 recordthis season before falling to Tantasqua in aquarterfinal match. Aymes enjoys playingping-pong and studying theoretical physicsin his spare time. An honor roll student atShrewsbury, Aymes will attend CornellUniversity in the fall with hopes of becominga physics professor in the future. He’s theson of Alan and Suzanne Aymes of Shrews-bury.

Bradford AymesShrewsbury HighSenior, Singles

M aking his secondconsecutive appear-

ance on the T&G SuperTeam, Carlson reachedthe quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. individualtournament before losingto eventual finalist JoshLurier of Westboro. Hereached the semifinalslast year as a junior to earn Super Teamstatus. Carlson helped the No. 2 Mountain-eers upend top-seeded Westboro, 3-2, inthe Division 1 team tournament. Carlson isalso a standout soccer player for the Moun-taineers and excels on the ski team. He is atwo-time Mid-Wach A All-Star and enjoysskiing and reading in his spare time. Lastyear Carlson went 28-2 at No. 2 singles forthe Mountaineers. Carlson’s sister, Katie,made the T&G Super Team in the winter forswimming. He’s the son of Kathleen Swee-ney and Ed Carlson of Princeton.

John CarlsonWachusett RegionalSenior, Singles

P laying with partner PatDumas, Centola

reached the doublesfinal of the Central Mass.individual tournamentbefore falling to West-boro’s Jason Lemackand Josh Hurwitz, 6-1,6-4. Centola and Dumaswere 13-2 as a doublesteam during the regular season and helpedthe Pioneers to a 17-5 record, including aloss to Westboro in the Division 1 teamsemifinals. Centola enjoys fishing, boating,golfing, skiing and playing guitar in hisspare time. He has started on a varsitydoubles team for coach Ed Hippert sincehis junior season, and said the first time hestarted an important game was againstarchrival St. Peter-Marian, which was hismost memorable sports moment. Centolawill attend Wentworth Institute of Tech-nology in the fall to pursue a degree inconstruction management. He’s the son ofJoe and Kara Centola of Hopkinton.

Joe CentolaSt. John’s HighSenior, Doubles

W ith his second con-secutive T&G Super

Team selection, Cour-noyer just wrapped up asuccessful career for theMountaineers with a spotin the quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. individualtournament. Cournoyeralso helped his team tothe Central Mass. Division 1 team title.Cournoyer is a four-year Mid-Wach AAll-Star, earning a spot on the doublesteam his freshman and sophomore sea-sons and the singles team his junior andsenior years — years he was also namedthe Mid-Wach A’s MVP. In his junior year,Cournoyer won the team MVP award andthis year he earned the Coach’s Award.He enjoys ping-pong and shopping oneBay in his spare time. Cournoyer willplay tennis for Bryant University in the falland will pursue a degree in finance. He’sthe son of Mark and Fran Cournoyer ofJefferson.

Dan CournoyerWachusett RegionalSenior, Singles

A three-time T&G SuperTeam selection, Davis

defeated WachusettRegional’s Dan Cour-noyer to reach the semi-finals of the Central Mass.individual tournament, hissecond time in the semisin the past three seasons.Davis also was named to

the MetroWest Daily News All-Star team.Davis is a three-time Mid-Wach A All-Starand this season was voted the league’sMVP runner-up. This year’s win over Cour-noyer, the Mid-Wach A MVP, ranks as hismost memorable sports moment. Davis alsohelped Algonquin to a spot in the quarterfi-nals of the Central Mass. Division 1 teamtournament before the Tomahawks lost toWachusett. Davis enjoys music and sportsin his spare time. He’s the son of Rob andLiz Davis of Southboro.

Nate DavisAlgonquin RegionalJunior, Singles

D umas and partner JoeCentola reached the

doubles final of the Cen-tral Mass. individualtournament, where theywere defeated by West-boro’s Jason Lemack andJosh Hurwitz, 6-1, 6-4.Dumas and Centola were13-2 as a doubles team in

the regular season, and helped the Pio-neers to a 17-5 record. Dumas enjoysplaying sports, paintball, video games,going to the movies, and hanging out withfriends in his spare time. He will attendWorcester Polytechnic Institute in the falland work at obtaining his degree in engi-neering. Dumas said his most memorablesports moments were being a part of St.John’s state tournament runs in his fresh-man and sophomore seasons, as well ashis trip to the CMass final last year. He’s theson of Ken and Janet Dumas of Millbury.

Patrick DumasSt. John’s HighSenior, Doubles

G urwitz wrapped up abrilliant career for

Doherty on a down note,losing in the quarterfinalsof the Central Mass.individual tournament.Gurwitz attends theMass. Academy of Mathand Science at WPI,where he was class

treasurer and a National Honor Societymember. He also helped the Highlandersto a 13-6 record before they lost to St.John’s in the Division 1 team quarterfinals.It’s his second appearance on the T&GSuper Team; he made it last year afterreaching the quarterfinals of the individualtournament. His brother, Jonathan, alsoplayed tennis for Doherty and was a T&GAll-Star with the Highlanders in 2004 and2006. He intends to pursue it in the fallwhen he attends Northwestern University.He’s the son of Jerry Gurwitz and LeslieFish of Worcester.

Ethan GurwitzDoherty HighSenior, Singles

H urwitz earns a spot onthe T&G Super Team

for the second time afterpairing with cousin JasonLemack to win thedoubles crown for theRangers at the CentralMass. individual tourna-ment. Hurwitz is a four-time Mid-Wach B All-Star

and was named to the T&G Super Team asa freshman as well. The duo were 17-0during the regular season and helped theRangers to an undefeated mark in theregular season before the team suffered itsfirst loss in the Central Mass. Division 1team tournament final. Hurwitz also is astandout football player at Westboro andenjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time.He will attend James Madison University inthe fall and study pre-med in hopes ofbecoming a doctor. He’s the son of Peterand Judi Hurwitz of Westboro.

Josh HurwitzWestboro HighSenior, Doubles

O ne of the most suc-cessful boys’ tennis

players in Central Mass.,Johnson capped a stellarcareer for the Pioneerswith his third straightCentral Mass. individualchampionship. A four-year T&G Super Teampick, Johnson reachedthe state semifinals the past two seasonsand the state final as a sophomore. Hehelped the Pioneers to a 17-5 record be-fore they fell to Westboro in the CentralMass. Division 1 team semifinals. Johnsonwas a two-year captain for St. John’s andwas the first underclassman to be captain inEd Hippert’s long coaching career. John-son enjoys golfing, movies and being withfriends in his spare time. He will attendBoston College in the fall. He’s the son ofBrian and Diane Johnson of Westboro.

Daniel JohnsonSt. John’s HighSenior, Singles

P laying with partnerBrennen Kim, Kaelber

reached the doublessemifinal of the CentralMass. individual tourna-ment. In his third seasonof tennis for coach PeteAllen, Kaelber wasnamed a Mid-Wach BAll-Star and helped theRangers progress to the final of the CentralMass. Division 1 team tournament. Kaelbersaid his most memorable sports momentwas a 5-0 win over perennial powerhouseSt. John’s High, which fueled the buddingrivalry between the two schools. Kaelberenjoys playing the saxophone and scoutingin his spare time. While his college plansare undecided, he hopes to become a pilotin the military after he graduates. He’s theson of Darrell and Judy Kaelber of West-boro.

Fritz KaelberWestboro HighJunior, Doubles

W ith partner Fritz Kael-ber, Kim reached the

doubles semifinals of theCentral Mass. individualtournament before fallingto the St. John’s tandemof Joe Centola and PatDumas. Kim also helpedthe Rangers to the Mid-Wach B championshipand an undefeated regular season beforethey lost to Wachusett in the Central Mass.Division 1 team final. Kim is better known as awide receiver on Westboro’s football team,but this season he walked onto the tennisteam as a senior, having never played therebefore. Halfway through the season, he wasmoved onto the second doubles unit andteamed up with Kaelber to go 8-0 as a tan-dem the rest of the regular season. Kim willattend Bucknell University in the fall. His greatuncle, Bill Osmanski, played football for HolyCross and the Chicago Bears. Brennen is theson of Daniel and Jayne Kim of Westboro.

Brennen KimWestboro HighSenior, Doubles

T ogether with his cousinand teammate, Josh

Hurwitz, Lemack capturedthe doubles championshipof the Central Mass. indi-vidual tournament with a6-1, 6-4 win over the St.John’s duo of Joe Centolaand Pat Dumas. Lemackhelped the Rangers toconsecutive undefeated regular seasons,and was named a captain for next year bycoach Pete Allen. Lemack was selected aMid-Wach B All-Star after helping Westboroto the Central Mass. Division 1 team final,where it lost to Wachusett. Lemack is mak-ing his second appearance on the T&GSuper Team. He enjoys sports and watch-ing television in his spare time. Lemack saidhis most memorable sports moment wasWestboro’s 5-0 win over St. John’s, the firsttime the Rangers had beaten the Pioneers.He’s the son of Kevin and Laurie Lemack ofWestboro.

Jason LemackWestboro HighJunior, Doubles

O nly a sophomore,Lurier makes his

second appearance onthe T&G Super Teamafter falling to Dan John-son of St. John’s, 6-4,7-6 (10-8), in the final ofthe Central Mass. individ-ual tournament. It wasn’tan easy road to get there,

as Lurier defeated Nashoba’s Brent Walkoffin the first round, Wachusett’s John Carlsonin the quarterfinals, and Algonquin’s NateDavis in the semifinals. Lurier helped theRangers to the Mid-Wach B title and anundefeated regular season, including a 5-0win over archrival St. John’s, where hebested Johnson, before the Rangers fell inthe Central Mass. Division 1 team final toWachusett. Lurier enjoys playing guitar andhanging with friends in his spare time. Whilehis college plans are far off, he hopes topursue a career in a medical field. He’s theson of Peter and Kim Lurier of Westboro.

Josh LurierWestboro HighSophomore, Singles

M cSweeney and part-ner Kris Meunier

reached the doublessemifinal of the CentralMass. individual tourna-ment before falling toeventual champions JoshHurwitz and JasonLemack of Westboro. It’sthe second time McSwee-

ney has made the T&G Super Team, as heand partner Aaron Mailhot reached thesemifinals last year. Coach Chuck Hamper-ian said it’s the first time a Tantasqua tennisplayer has been named to the Super Teamin consecutive seasons. McSweeney wasnamed to the SWCL West All-Star team andis a member of the National Honor Society.He enjoys playing backyard sports gameswith friends as well as fishing, tubing, jetskiing and video games in his spare time.McSweeney hasn’t made college plans, buthopes to play varsity tennis when he getsthere. He’s the son of Brian and LynneMcSweeney of Sturbridge.

Cale J. McSweeneyTantasqua RegionalJunior, Doubles

M eunier and partnerCale McSweeney

earned a spot on theT&G Super Team with atrip in to the doublesquarterfinals of the Cen-tral Mass. individualtournament. A two-yearcaptain for the Warriors,Meunier also has played

soccer for three years. The duo alsohelped Tantasqua to an 18-2 record be-fore falling to eventual champion Wachu-sett in the Central Mass. Division 1 teamtournament. Meunier hasn’t made collegeplans yet, but hopes to play tennis aftergraduating from Tantasqua. He enjoysplaying pickup games with friends in hisspare time, and said his most memorablesports moment was a win over St. John’sto reach the top eight of the individualtournament. He’s the son of Bob and LisaMeunier of Sturbridge.

Kris MeunierTantasqua RegionalJunior, Doubles

M aking his third ap-pearance on the T&G

Super Team, O’Leary fellto eventual champion DanJohnson of St. John’s inthe quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. individualtournament. O’Learymade the team last yearwith doubles partner

Jason Lemack after taking a year off fromtennis. He also made the team as a fresh-man. The co-captain helped the Rangers toan undefeated regular season for the sec-ond consecutive year and the Mid-Wach Btitle before falling to Wachusett in the finalof the Central Mass. Division 1 team tourna-ment. O’Leary was named a Mid-Wach BAll-Star and enjoys tennis, basketball, fam-ily, friends and watching Boston’s prosports teams in his spare time. He willattend Springfield College this fall. He’s theson of Ellen O’Leary of Westboro.

Zach O’LearyWestboro HighSenior, Singles

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Girls’ tennisThe team inlcudes the top singles players and doubles teams from the Central Mass. Individual Tournament.

S enior Haley Bourketeamed with Brittany

Kelly and advanced to theCentral Mass. semifinalsbefore falling to eventualchampions Kelly Leonardand Lindsay Harrington ofNotre Dame Academy,6-1, 6-3. In the quarterfi-nals, Bourke and Kellycruised to a 6-1, 6-1, victory over West-boro’s Jaclyn Debs and Lyndsey Sciba. Asa team, the Tomahawks advanced to theDivision 1 state final (loss to Acton-Box-boro), which Bourke lists as her most mem-orable sports moment. Bourke, a captain inher junior and senior seasons, also servedas captain of the field hockey team. Bourkewill attend St. Lawrence University in Can-ton, N.Y., in the fall. Bourke lists tennis,field hockey, volunteering and traveling asher hobbies. She is the daughter of Chuckand Carrie Bourke of Northboro.

Haley BourkeAlgonquin RegionalSenior, Doubles

T he 5-foot-7 Breen isa three-time Mid-

Wach A All-Star and2008 Most ValuablePlayer. She advanced tothe quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. IndividualTournament beforefalling to Lauren Rother-mich of Sutton, 6-1,6-0. The Mountaineers, coached by Pau-line Smith, defeated South in the firstround of the CMass Division 1 Tourna-ment before losing to St. Peter-Marian inthe quarterfinals. Breen has managed tostay busy during her high school career.She played varsity field hockey for fouryears and was a two-year captain, andcompeted on the varsity ski team for threeyears. She is the daughter of Kate andTim Breen of Holden.

Elizabeth BreenWachusett RegionalSenior, Singles

T he 5-foot-4 Chandley,a senior captain and

Central Mass. Confer-ence All-Star, advancedto the quarterfinals of theCMass Individual Tourna-ment, but fell to NotreDame Academy’s EmilyMarr. As a team, theGuardians, seededfourth, received a bye in the first round andeliminated Wachusett the quarterfinalsbefore losing to eventual champion Algon-quin in the semis. Chandley, a three-timeT&G All-Star selection, will attend HolyCross in the fall. She volunteers at theWorcester Parks and Recreation YouthTennis program, Habitat for Humanity, andcoaches basketball at Girls Inc. Chandley isalso a member of the National HonorSociety, SADD and the Student Council.She’s the daughter of Brian and MaureenChandley of Worcester.

Carolyn ChandleySt. Peter-Marian HighSenior, Singles

T he 5-foot-8 Clark, asophomore, advanced

to the quarterfinals of theCentral Mass. IndividualTournament. In the quar-ters, Clark lost, 6-3, 6-1,to eventual championMarina Fileva of Marl-boro. In the openinground, Clark rallied topost a 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 victory over West-boro’s Cameron Crowder. As a team, theChieftains defeated Hudson in the firstround of the CMass Division 1 Tourna-ment but were eliminated by Westboro inthe quarterfinals. When not playing tennis,Clark enjoys reading, shopping and play-ing basketball. Her most memorablemoment is winning the deciding pointagainst St. Peter-Marian last year toadvance Nashoba to the semifinals. Sheis the daughter of Rich and Kathy Clark ofStow.

Kaitlyn ClarkNashoba RegionalSophomore, Singles

T he 5-foot-1 Fileva, afreshman, was a force

as an individual and a keyplayer in the Panthers’postseason success. Inthe Central Mass. Individ-ual Tournament, Filevadidn’t lose a single set enroute to winning theCMass title, but lost to

Longmeadow’s Rebecca Kimmel, 3-6, 6-4,6-1, in the state semifinals. She posted aregular-season record of 14-0. In the indi-vidual tourney, Fileva knocked off Algon-quin’s Stephanie Hom, Nashoba’s KaitlynClark, Sutton’s Lauren Rothermich andNotre Dame Academy’s Emily Marr to cap-ture the championship. As a team, Marlboroadvanced to the final with wins over Shep-herd Hill, Tantasqua and Westboro beforefalling to Algonquin. Fileva’s hobbiesinclude soccer and friends. She is thedaughter of Ivan and Kristina Fileva.

Marina FilevaMarlboro HighFreshman, Singles

T he 5-foot-8 junior andher partner, Kelly

Leonard, won the CentralMass. individual cham-pionship and weredoubles finalists, and alsohelped the Rebels winthe Central Mass. Division2 title and advance to thestate final, where they fell

to Winchester. Harrington, who also playedfield hockey, lists going to the state finalwith Leonard in the individual tournament asher most memorable sports moment. NotreDame was undefeated in the regular sea-son. In the state individual tournament,Harrington and Leonard knocked off AveryForgey and Stephanie Rydell of Lee in thesemifinals, before losing to Winchester’sMelissa Lin and Leslie Signor in the final.The Rebels beat Lee in the state semifinalsas a team. She is the daughter of Kevin andLinda Harrington of Shrewsbury.

Lindsay HarringtonNotre Dame AcademyJunior, Doubles

T he 5-foot-8 Haysteamed with Jenn

Pigott to form a talenteddoubles team, whichadvanced to the CentralMass. final. But in thefinal, Notre Dame Acade-my’s Kelly Leonard andLindsay Harringtonproved to be too strong

and won the title with a 6-3, 6-1 victory.The road to the final included a win overLeicester’s Aira Dungen and Sarah Camp-bell in the quarterfinals and WachusettRegional’s Jenn Zastrow and Sarah Law-ton in the semis. Hays and Pigott puttogether an extremely successful seasonas a doubles team, going 19-2. Algonquinfinished 20-1, falling in the Division 1 statefinal to Acton-Boxboro. Hays, who enjoystennis and tae kwon do, is the daughterof Thomas Hays and Sonny Coad.

Christina HaysAlgonquin RegionalSophomore, Doubles

T he 5-foot-2 Holmes, acaptain and Mid-Wach

C MVP, advanced to theCentral Mass. IndividualTournament semifinalsbefore falling, 6-2, 6-4, toNotre Dame Academy’sEmily Marr, who lost inthe final. Holmes, a re-turning T&G Super

Teamer who lost to finalist Lauren Rother-mich of Sutton High in last year’s quarterfi-nals, was a member of the Trojans’ statecross country championship team last fall.Holmes, coached by Chris Holmes andKevin Curley, lists running and tennis as herhobbies. She wants to one day become ahigh school teacher. Winning a four-hourmatch against Westboro’s Alexa Ebert isHolmes’ most memorable sports moment.She’s the daughter of Chris and DiliaHolmes of Harvard.

Jacqui HolmesBromfield SchoolJunior, Singles

S enior Brittany Kellyformed a strong

doubles team with HaleyBourke, who made it tothe Central Mass. semi-finals before suffering a6-1, 6-3 loss to eventualdoubles champions KellyLeonard and LindsayHarrington of Notre DameAcademy. Kelly and Bourke advanced tothe semifinals after defeating Jaclyn Debsand Lyndsey Sciba of Westboro, 6-1, 6-1,in the quarterfinals. The Tomahawks, whowent undefeated during the regular season,made the Division 1 state final before losingto Acton-Boxboro, which Kelly lists as hermost memorable sports moment. In thestate semifinals, Algonquin defeated West-ern Mass. champion Longmeadow, 4-1.Kelly will attend the University of Kansas.She is the daughter of Deb and Mark Kellyof Southboro.

Brittany KellyAlgonquin RegionalSenior, Doubles

T he 5-foot-9 sopho-more Lawton and

partner Jenn Zastrowmade it to the semifinalsof the Central Mass.semifinals before fallingto Algonquin’s JenniferPigott and ChristinaHays, which she lists asher most memorablesports moment. Zastrow and Lawton de-feated Bartlett’s Christine Cimoch andAnnette Ucher in the quarterfinals, 6-1, 6-2.Her relatives are also successful with aracket. Lawton’s brother, Tom, was a T&GAll-Star last season, and her cousin, LizBreen of Wachusett, is on the Super Teamas a singles player. Lawton, who was alsoon the tennis team as a ninth-grader, pickedup her first Mid-Wach A All-Star selectionthis season. She enjoys playing tennis,snowboarding and biking. She is the daugh-ter of Chris and Bill Lawton of Princeton.

Sarah LawtonWachusett RegionalSophomore, Doubles

T he 5-foot-10 Leonard,a senior, and her

partner, Lindsay Harring-ton, formed a strong anddecorated doubles teamwhich claimed the Cen-tral Mass. individual andteam championships.Leonard and Harringtonwere doubles statefinalists, and the Rebels were Division 2state finalists. In the state individual final,Leonard and Harrington fell to Melissa Linand Leslie Signor of Winchester, 6-0, 7-5,which Leonard lists as her most memora-ble sports moment. Last season, Leonardwas on the CMass Division 2 championRebels and state finalist, while winning theCentral Mass. individual doubles title.Leonard will attend Boston College in thefall and will study to become a nurse.She’s the daughter of Tom and FranLeonard of Hopkinton.

Kelly LeonardNotre Dame AcademySenior, Doubles

T he 5-foot-6 Marr, asenior captain who

received the outstandingathlete award at NotreDame Academy, couldn’trepeat as Central Mass.individual champion andfell to Marlboro’s MarinaFileva in the final. In lastyear’s final, Marr defeatedSutton’s Lauren Rothermich in three sets.Marr, a four-time T&G All-Star, helped theRebels win the Central Mass. Division 2team title over Hopedale and advance tothe state final. Marr was a member of lastyear’s NDA state finalist team and 2006team state champion and individualdoubles state champion with partner AlexaTrapasso. Marr, whose sister Katherinewas a T&G All-Star for three years, willattend Holy Cross. She is the daughter ofPeter and Constance Marr of Holden.

Emily MarrNotre Dame AcademySenior, Singles

T he 5-foot-8 Pigott andpartner Christina Hays

fell one match short ofwinning the Central Mass.title, suffering a 6-3, 6-1,loss to Kelly Leonard andLindsay Harrington ofNotre Dame Academy. Inthe quarterfinals, Pigottand Hays defeated Aira

Dungen and Sarah Campbell of Leicester,before knocking off Wachusett Regional’sJenn Zastrow-Sarah Lawton in the semi-finals. Pigott and Hays went 19-2 as adoubles team, while Algonquin was unde-feated in the regular season before losingto Acton-Boxboro in the Division 1 statefinal, which she lists as her most memora-ble sports moment. Algonquin beat WesternMass. champion Longmeadow in the statesemifinals. Pigott, who enjoys karate andsoccer, is the daughter of Charles andHazel Pigott.

Jenn PigottAlgonquin RegionalJunior, Doubles

T he 5-foot-8 Rother-mich, coached by her

mother Sue Rothermich,captained Sutton and wasa Dual Valley ConferenceAll-Star. Rothermich, atwo-time T&G SuperTeamer, advanced to theCentral Mass. IndividualTournament semifinal

before bowing to eventual champion MarinaFileva of Marlboro. In the quarterfinals,Rothermich defeated T&G Super TeamerLiz Breen of Wachusett. In the CentralMass. team tournament, Sutton was elim-inated by eventual champion Notre DameAcademy in the quarterfinals. Rothermichalso is a captain of the cross country team.She was a DVC All-Star her freshman andsophomore seasons. Rothermich’s mostmemorable sports moment was reachinglast year’s individual final. She is the daugh-ter of Greg and Sue Rothermich of Sutton.

Lauren RothermichSutton HighJunior, Singles

T he 5-foot-4 Stamas, atwo-time T&G Super

Teamer, advanced to theCentral Mass. IndividualTournament quarterfinalsfor the second straightyear. This season, Sta-mas lost to Bromfield’sJacqui Holmes in threesets; last year, she fell

to St. Peter-Marian’s Carolyn Chandley. Inthe opening round of this year’s tourna-ment, Stamas defeated Notre Dame Acad-emy’s Caitlin Foley, 6-2, 6-1. Stamas, ajunior, has run cross country for the lasttwo years, while also being a member ofthe varsity cheerleading squad as a fresh-man. She won the deciding match in theCMass final two years ago. Stamas liststennis, working out and spending timewith her friends as her hobbies. She isthe daughter of Greg and Janet Stamas ofNorthboro.

Mikaela StamasAlgonquin RegionalJunior, Singles

T he 5-foot-8 Zastrowreturns to the Super

Team in her junior seasonafter she teamed withSarah Lawton to advanceto the Central Mass.semifinals. In the semis,Zastrow and Lawtonsuffered a 6-3, 3-6, 6-3,loss to Algonquin’s Jen-

nifer Pigott and Christina Hays. Zastrow andLawton moved on to the semis with a 6-1,6-2, triumph over Bartlett’s ChristineCimoch and Annette Ucher in the quarterfi-nals. Last year, she and partner SamanthaBodine lost in the semifinals. Zastrow, atwo-time Mid-Wach A All-Star, will be acaptain for the Mountaineers next season.Zastrow’s most memorable sports momentwas when she and Lawton defeated Algon-quin’s doubles team during both regular-season matches. She’s the daughter ofWilliam Zastrow and Kathy Helie of Rutland.

Jenn ZastrowWachusett RegionalJunior, Doubles

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Boys’ trackThe team includes the top finishers from the Central Mass. and state championships.

T he 5-foot-8 Aylaian,a sophomore,

stunned North Mid-dlesex Regional seniorace David Hausherr toclaim the CentralMass. championship inthe mile with a time of4:23.67. Aylaian ran a4:28.75 to place ninthat the All-State meet at Durfee High in FallRiver. Aylaian was named to the T&G Su-per Team after posting an upset victory asthe No. 9 seed at the Central Mass.Championships last season. He turned onthe burners late to reel in the leader andtake first in a time of 4:35.29. Last year,Aylaian broke the freshman cross countryrecord at Nashoba. Aylaian’s father stillholds records at Watertown High in the220 and 440, and his aunt, Allison, alsoholds six records. He’s the son of Dougand Lisa Aylaian of Stow.

Brendon Aylaian Nashoba RegionalSophomore, Mile

T he 6-foot-2 Begnochecame out victorious in

the 400 meters with a timeof 49.81 to claim theCentral Mass. champion-ship at Fitchburg StateCollege’s Elliot Field, andthen ran to a fourth-placefinish in 50.05 at theAll-State meet at DurfeeHigh School. Begnoche holds the schoolrecord at BMR in the 100, 200 and 400.Begnoche won the state title in the 300 atthe Reggie Lewis Center in Boston lastseason. He also won first place in the 200at the Central Mass. Championships lastseason. Begnoche is also a two-time DualValley Conference All-Star in soccer. Hissister, Sarah, was a 1,000-point scorer inbasketball. He said his most memorablemoment was running a 49.81 in the 400this season. He’ll attend UMass-Lowell tostudy exercise physiology. He’s the son ofLouise and Lucien Begnoche of Millville.

Jacques BegnocheBlackstone-Millville RegionalSenior, 400

T he 6-foot-2 Doylebroke the Central

Mass. Championshipsrecord in the 800 meterswith a time of 1:56.28,breaking the mark of1:59.6 set by WachusettRegional’s Joel Legareand taking first place atFitchburg State College’sElliot Field. In the All-States at Durfee High,Doyle ran a 1:56.06 for third place behindNorth Attleboro’s Nick Wade and Glouc-ester’s Liam Anastasia-Murphy. Doyle, ajunior, was on Nashoba’s CMass crosscountry championship team, which alsoplaced third in the states. In winter track,the Chieftains were the Division 3 cham-pions as a team. He finished fourth in the800 at the New England Championships.Capturing the 800-meter CMass record isDoyle’s most memorable sports moment.He’s the son of Sean and Johnna Doyle ofLancaster.

Joe DoyleNashoba RegionalJunior, 800

T he 5-foot-11 Grubert,undefeated in the

javelin in Central Mass.,capped off his tremendousthrowing career with aCentral Mass. champion-ship by tossing it 168 feet,4 inches, at FitchburgState College’s Elliot Field.Grubert edged WachusettRegional’s Doug Goodhile (166-9) andBartlett High’s Andrew Babineau (163-10)for the title. Grubert, who won the SouthernWorcester County League title, lists winningCentral Mass. as his most memorablesports moment. In the All-State meet atDurfee High, Grubert threw 155 feet, whichearned him 13th place overall. Grubert willattend the University of Vermont in the fallwhere he hopes to continue competing. Hishobbies are fishing, snowboarding andbeing outdoors. He’s the son of Chris andCristina Grubert of Sturbridge.

Mike GrubertTantasqua RegionalSenior, Javelin

T he 6-foot-1 Hughes setthe Grafton school

record in the long jumpwith a leap of 21 feet, 9inches, which wasenough to capture theCentral Mass. champion-ship at Fitchburg StateCollege’s Elliot Field.Hughes, a senior, is

coached by Peter Gleason, and won theCentral Mass. Athletic Directors’ Award.Winning the Central Mass. long jump titlewas Hughes’ most memorable sportsmoment. In the All-States at Durfee High,Hughes placed 11th with a jump of 21 feet.He also played basketball for the Indians.He received the Coach’s Award this year inbasketball and has been Grafton’s MVP intrack and field for the last two years. He willattend UMass in the fall to compete andstudy genetics. Hughes’ hobbies includegolf, basketball and skiing. He’s the son ofJoe and Carrie Hughes of Grafton.

Dan HughesGrafton HighSenior, Long Jump

T he 5-foot-11 Iasevoli, asenior, ran a 22.39 in

the 200 meters to cap-ture gold at the CentralMass. Championships atFitchburg State College’sElliot Field. Iasevoli, acaptain, is a two-yearMid-Wach D All-Star whoholds the school record

in the 400 meters. Iasevoli edged Shrews-bury’s Ian Fields and Jimmy Flynn for theCMass title. At the All-States at DurfeeHigh, Iasevoli ran a 22.51 to finish fifthoverall. At the 63rd New England Track &Field Championships at Thornton Academyin Saco, Maine, he placed 10th. Breakingthe Central Mass. 400-meter relay record inIasevoli’s first year running track was hismost memorable sports moment. Iasevoli,who is coached by Jamie Lamoreaux, listsrunning as his hobby.

Mike IasevoliAyer HighSenior, 200

L ockard defended hisCentral Mass. cham-

pionship in the discuswith a throw of 164 feet,3 inches to claim the titleat Fitchburg State Col-lege’s Elliot Field. Lock-ard added a state cham-pionship in the discus atthe All-State meet at

Durfee High with a toss of 165 feet, 10inches. At the 63rd New England Track &Field Championships at Thornton Academyin Saco, Maine, Lockard chucked thediscus 165 feet, 1 inch, to take third place.As a junior last year, Lockard won at theCentral Mass. Championships with a throwof 151 feet, 6 inches, and placed sixth atthe All-State meet by throwing the discus147 feet, 4 inches. Lockard, coached byJamie Lamoreaux, is the son of Linda Lock-ard of Ayer.

Garrett LockardAyer HighSenior, Discus

T he 5-foot-9 Monteiro,coached by Pete

Moryl, set a meet recordat the Central Mass.Championships with atime of 14.75 while takingfirst place at FitchburgState College’s ElliotField. At the All-States,Monteiro took fifth in14.95. At the 63rd New England Track &Field Championships at Thornton Academyin Saco, Maine, Monteiro placed second inthe 110 hurdles (14.80) and was part of theBlue Devils’ 1,600-meter relay team thatcame in ninth (3:27.81). Monteiro holdsschool records in the 55, 110, and300-meter hurdles. He was co-captain ofthe indoor and outdoor track teams. Mon-teiro, who will attend Bryant University tostudy business, won the MVP in outdoortrack for two straight years. He’s the son ofAntonio and Suzanne Monteiro of Leomin-ster.

Anthony MonteiroLeominster HighSenior, 110 Hurdles

T he 6-foot Morette, asenior, took home

the top honor at theCentral Mass. Cham-pionships with a vaultof 13 feet, edgingWestboro’s GregArpante, and finishedseventh at the All-States at Durfee Highin Fall River with a vault of 12 feet. Morette,a captain, was a member of the Pioneers’All-Class Meet, Class Championships, andDistrict E Relay Meet champions. Morette,who will attend Worcester PolytechnicInstitute in the fall, teamed to win the1,600-meter title at the 63rd New EnglandTrack & Field Championships at ThorntonAcademy in Sacco, Maine. The time of 3minutes, 20.75 broke the school record setat the state championships in 2006. He’sthe son of Walter and Corinne Morette ofLeominster.

Kyle MoretteSt. John’s HighSenior, Pole Vault

T he 6-foot-2 Piscitelli,a junior, threw the

shot put 50 feet, 71⁄2inches to win the Cen-tral Mass. Champion-ships at Fitchburg StateCollege’s Elliot Field. Inthe All-State competi-tion, his throw of 47feet, 73⁄4 inches placed12th overall. Piscitelli, who holds the schoolrecord in the discus and shot put, also wonthe discus and shot put at the SouthernWorcester County League meet. In indoortrack, Piscitelli, a T&G Super Teamer, wonthe Central Mass. Division 2 title in the shotput and was third in the Division 4 statemeet. Piscitelli lists Millbury winning theSWCL meet as his most memorable sportsmoment. He enjoys weightlifting and hopesto throw the shot for a Division 1 college.He’s the son of John and Sandy Piscitelli ofMillbury.

Andrew PiscitelliMillbury HighJunior, Shot Put

P owell, a senior whowill attend Bucknell

University, is making hisfifth appearance on theT&G Super Team afterwinning the Central Mass.Championships in the300-meter hurdles(39.93) and high jump (6feet, 8 inches). At the

All-State meet, Powell finished third in the300 (39.74) and second in the high jump(6 feet, 6 inches). Coached by EdMcGuinn, Powell was named Runner of theYear in indoor track and was named anAll-American and state champion in the highjump. A two-time Super Teamer in soccer,Powell lists winning the state championshipin soccer his senior year as his most memo-rable sports moment. Powell also was anAll-American in soccer. He’s the son ofRichard and Joanne Powell of Charlton.

Andrew PowellSt. John’s HighSenior, 300 Hurdles/High Jump

R aduazo, a senior,couldn’t be stopped in

the Central Mass. Cham-pionships, where he ranby the competition tocapture the title in the2-mile with a time of9:31.19, outdistancingsecond-place finisherDave Brown of Westboro

(9:37.37) at Fitchburg State College.Raduazo ran a 9:36.48 to finish in sixthplace at the All-States at Durfee High. At the63rd New England Track & Field Cham-pionships at Thornton Academy in Saco,Maine, Raduazo finished seventh in the3,200 with a time of 9:21.23. During thewinter season, he won the Central Mass.Division 1 title in the 2-mile, and was victo-rious in the Division 3 state meet to help theChieftains win the state championship. He’sthe son of Celeste and Rocco Raduazo ofBolton.

Anthony RaduazoNashoba RegionalSenior, 2 Mile

R uffing showcased hisexceptional speed by

blowing past the field atthe Central Mass. Cham-pionships in 10.90 sec-onds to take first place.He followed that up withanother first-place effortat the All-State meet in atime of 10.93 at Durfee

High. Ruffing, also an indoor T&G SuperTeam pick, holds the school record in the100 and 200. As a senior in winter track,he won the 300-meter state championshipand finished third at the New Englands.Ruffing was a captain of the soccer team asa senior, and was a T&G Division 1 All-Starand a Mid-Wach B All-Star. He will attendGeorge Washington University in the fall.Committing to GW on a soccer scholarshipwas his most memorable sports moment.He’s the son of Matt and Mary Jane Ruffingof Westboro.

Ryan RuffingWestboro HighSenior, 100

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Girls’ trackThe team includes the top finishers from the Central Mass. and state championships.

B rooks won theCentral Mass. title

in the discus for thefourth straight year witha throw of 108 feet, 8inches. She finishedseventh in the statemeet. Brooks earnedSouthern WorcesterCounty League All-Starhonors four straight years and received theleague’s Best Thrower Award this season.She was a two-year captain for the Rams,and also starred for the Shepherd Hill girls’basketball team, being named a past T&GDivision 1 All-Star. Brooks’ cousin, KirstenOrrell of Millbury High, is a T&G Super Teamperformer in the shot put. Brooks played oneyear of varsity soccer and ran cross countryas a freshman. She will attend EmmanuelCollege in the fall and plans to pursue acareer in physical education or nursing.She’s the daughter of Jonathan and ShelleyBrooks of Charlton.

Liz BrooksShepherd Hill RegionalSenior, Discus

D eCarteret won hersecond straight state

title in the pole vault with apersonal-best and school-record jump of 11 feet, 1inch. DeCarteret won theCentral Mass. title with amark of 10-6. She holdsthe school record in thetriple jump (33-10-3⁄4) andwas a member of Narragansett’s1,600-meter relay team that set a schoolrecord with a time of 4:19. DeCarteret alsocompetes in the long jump, high jump, 100,200 and 400. She was the team captainand MVP of the Warriors’ indoor and out-door track and field teams this year. DeCar-teret is ranked first in her class and playsthe saxophone. She is a mentor at thePatriot Pole Vault Club. She’s the daughterof David and Cheryl DeCarteret of Temple-ton.

Jillena DeCarteretNarragansett RegionalJunior, Pole Vault

D unn earned her sixthSuper Team selection

by winning the 800meters in 2:15.92 at theCentral Mass. Champion-ships. She helped leadthe Trojans to their fourthstraight CMass title. Dunnwas seventh in the statemeet. During the indoorseason, she captured the 1,000 meters atthe Division 4 state meet and was part ofBromfield’s winning 3,200-meter relayteam. Dunn also helped the Trojans to aCentral Mass. cross country title last fall,finishing fifth individually in the Division 2championships. She was 31st at thestates. Her father was an All-Americarunner at Drake University. She’s thedaughter of Beth Harberkorn and Ray-mond Dunn of Harvard.

Bo DunnBromfield SchoolSenior, 800

E ke won the CentralMass. title with a meet-

record jump of 38 feet,43⁄4 inches. She was therunner-up at the statemeet with a leap of 38feet, 41⁄4 inches, andfinished the season withan impressive third-placeperformance (38-6) at theNew England Championships. Eke burstonto the scene as a seventh-grader, fin-ishing sixth in the Central Mass. Champion-ships that year and improving to third as aneighth-grader. Her future goals includewinning state and New England titles. Shealso runs the 100. Eke plays soccer for theNaps and is an honor roll student. She listsdancing, basketball and swimming amongher hobbies. She’s the daughter of Kevinand Joyce Smith of Worcester.

Nadia EkeHoly Name HighFreshman, Triple Jump

F innegan set a meetrecord at the Central

Mass. Championships inthe long jump with aleap of 18 feet, 51⁄2inches. She was adouble winner at themeet, capturing the 200meters in 25.99 sec-onds and helping the

Trojans to their fourth straight CMass title.She went on to finish fifth in the longjump and seventh in the 200 at the statemeet. Last winter, Finnegan set a schooland meet record in the 300 meters at theDistrict E Invitational, and placed secondin the event at the Division 4 state meet.A return Super Team member, Finneganalso participates on the Trojans’ crosscountry team. Her interests include Irishdance, writing poetry and playing soccer.She’s the daughter of Steve and MaryFinnegan of Harvard.

Katherine FinneganBromfield SchoolJunior, 200/Long Jump

T his is Janeczak’sfourth Super Team

selection, having alsoearned the honor twicefor indoor track andduring last year’s outdoorseason. She won theCentral Mass. Champion-ships in a time of 12.34seconds and went on to

finish third in the state meet. Janeczak wasa member of the Highlanders’ 400-meterrelay team that broke a 12-year-old meetrecord at the Central Mass. Champion-ships. Janeczak ran the anchor leg and thefoursome finished in 49.85 seconds. Wait-ing and then hearing the official results wasJaneczak’s best sports moment. Janeczakwon the 100 at last year’s state meet. Sheis also a member of the Worcester PublicSchools crew team. Playing Frisbee isamong her favorite hobbies. She’s thedaughter of Annmarie Finne and DerekJaneczak of Worcester.

Hannah JaneczakDoherty HighSophomore, 100

J ones is making aremarkable 12th Super

Team appearance. With awinning time of 10:33.3,she captured the statetitle in the 2-mile for thethird straight year. At theCentral Mass. Champion-ships, her winning time of10:27.03 shattered the

previous meet record of 10:48.5, whichhad stood for 15 years. Jones was namedthe Gatorade Massachusetts Girls’ Trackand Field Athlete of the Year. She helpedBromfield to its fourth straight Central Mass.title. During the indoor season, Jones ranthe fastest 2 mile in the country (10:31.82)at the Division 4 state championships. Shealso had first-place finishes at the all-stateand New England meets. Jones was theGatorade Massachusetts Cross CountryRunner of the Year in 2007. She’s thedaughter of Susan Hunter-Jones and DanJones of Harvard.

Emily JonesBromfield SchoolJunior, 2 Mile

K rumpoch won the300-meter hurdles at

the Central Mass. Cham-pionships with a time of47.5 seconds. She wenton to finish 11th in theevent at the state meet. Atwo-year member ofcoach Nick DiPilato’ssquad, Krumpoch alsocompeted in the triple jump, pole vault and1,600-meter relay this spring. She finishedfifth in the triple jump at the Central Mass.meet with a leap of 35 feet, 8 inches. Shewas named MVP of her team after accumu-lating 171 points this season. Krumpoch isalso a member of the indoor track team andfinished 12th in the state in the 300 lastwinter. She also competed in the high jumpand on the 800-meter relay team. She’s thedaughter of Mark and Tammy Krumpoch ofShrewsbury.

Megan KrumpochShrewsbury HighSophomore, 300 Hurdles

L eahy repeated inthe 400 meters at

the Central Mass.Championships with awinning time of 57.64seconds. She won theevent last year in58.14. Leahy finishedsecond in this year’sstate meet with a timeof 57.88 seconds. She was coming off asolid winter season in which she finishedthird in the 300 at the Division 1 statemeet, and was part of the Mountaineers’second-place 1,600-meter relay team. InFebruary, she broke the Wachusett recordin the 300. Coach Lucy Banks calledLeahy “a superior athlete.” Leahy alsoplays soccer for the Mountaineers. She’sthe daughter of Chuck and Jayne Leahyof Sterling.

Meghan LeahyWachusett RegionalSophomore, 400

O rrell is a two-timestate shot put cham-

pion and a schoolrecord-holder in theevent. She joins hercousin, Shepherd HillRegional’s Liz Brooks,on this year’s SuperTeam. Orrell captainedthe Woolies’ team thisspring, and also holds the school record inthe discus. She won the Central Mass. titlewith a throw of 38 feet and improved herdistance to 41-9 in the state meet. Orrellruns cross country in the fall, and helpedMillbury to the Central Mass. Division 2 titleand a state semifinal appearance in girls’basketball last winter. She was a SouthernWorcester County League All-Star in bas-ketball and outdoor track this year. Hergoals for next season include breakingmore records and winning the NewEnglands. She’s the daughter of Gary andPhyllis Orrell of Millbury.

Kirsten OrrellMillbury HighJunior, Shot Put

S takus repeated asCentral Mass. cham-

pion in the 100 hurdles,and followed that up witha fourth-place finish at thestate meet and a16th-place showing at theNew Englands. She listsqualifying for the NewEnglands as her most

memorable sports moment. Stakus holdsschool records in the 100 hurdles, 300hurdles, and high jump. She was namedher team’s MVP and Dual Valley Confer-ence MVP in the 100 hurdles and 300hurdles. This is the second Super Teamselection for Stakus in outdoor track. Shealso earned the honor for indoor track lastwinter. Stakus will attend the University ofMaine in the fall and is planning a career inwildlife ecology. She’s the daughter ofCharlie and Cindy Stakus of Mendon.

Angie StakusNipmuc RegionalSenior, 100 Hurdles

S tern finished up anoutstanding career

with another great out-door season. She cap-tured her fourth straightstate javelin title with athrow of 149 feet, 8inches. She set a Cen-tral Mass. Champion-ships record with a toss

of 144-4, smashing the previous mark of139-6 set in 1979. She finished secondat the New Englands after winning theNew England title last year and setting ameet record. Stern also played soccerand basketball at Lunenburg and was aMid-Wach C All-Star in both. She enjoysreading and coaching younger athletes.Stern will attend the University of NewHampshire, and hopes to become a phys-ical therapist. She’s the daughter of Ste-ven and Patricia Stern of Lunenburg.

Laura SternLunenburg HighSenior, Javelin

T yburski won the mile atthe Central Mass. Cham-

pionships after an excellentseason in which she set aschool record in the event.Her time of 5:07 smashedthe previous Shepherd Hillrecord of 5:17, which stoodfor 22 years. Tyburski alsoset a Southern Worcester

County League record in the 800 meters. Shewon the mile and the 800 at the SWCL cham-pionships. Tyburski was a Super Team honoreefor cross country last fall after finishing secondin the Central Mass. Division 1 meet. During thecross country season, she broke the ShepherdHill course record by 42 seconds, an accom-plishment she lists among her most memorablesports moments. Her father, George, was aWestern Mass. track champion at Palmer High.Her grandfather, Bobby Curran, played for the1947 Holy Cross national championship bas-ketball team. She’s the daughter of George andRoberta Tyburski of Charlton.

Ali TyburskiShepherd Hill RegionalSophomore, Mile

The Super Team

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BaseballCentral Mass. Conference

Jake Sanderski, AnthonyTomasetta, Kevin Greene, KellySpinnelli, Billy Johnson, BillyDesrosiers, Holy Name; KeithLanders, Frank Flynn, Matt Ball,Dan Durning, Steve Sargent,Kurt Sabacinski, St. Peter-Mar-ian; Jim Balboni, Joe Balboni,Mike Mercier, St. Bernard’s;John Andreoli, Joe Petry, WillO’Connor, Trevor Larson, St.John’s.

Colonial Athletic LeagueMVP: Shane Keddy, Worces-

ter Tech.Peter Richardson, Sean Milli-

ken, Anthony Gennetti, AssabetRegional; Erik Peterson, RyanTurner, Steve Renaud, Bay PathRegional; Zachary Poisson,Aaron Sweder, Valley Tech;Spencer Donovan, Nick Walsh,Robby Cato, Hudson Catholic;Justin Birchler, Keefe Tech;Christian Velez, Monty Tech; PatKilbride, Nashoba Tech; RyanKeddy, Mike Krull, Roberto DeLos Santos, Ysander Figueroa,Eric Gallotto, Worcester Tech.

Dual Valley ConferencePlayer of the Year: Greg Craw-

ford, Douglas.Pitcher of the Year: Andrew

Green, Whitinsville Christian.Adam Bougery, Greg Fre-

dette, Tom Levitre, Ethan Pelo-quin, Blackstone-MillvilleRegional; Crawford, Chris-topher Davis, Andrew Marshall,Joe Saster, Douglas; Dan Bres-ciani, Joe Mantoni, Colby Mulry,Hopedale; Scott Felper, JoshManning, Derek Marchand, D.J.Martin, Derek Muccini, Eric Nel-sen, Colin Rooney, NipmucRegional; Dylan Hulser, RyanKularski, Torey LeBlanc, NorthBrookfield; Dylan Harris, JoeMcNeil, Sutton; Andrew Green,Arleigh McRae, WhitinsvilleChristian.

Inter-HighJeff Scafidi, Kyle Jenkett,

Burncoat; Bedward Ortiz, MattLamoureux, Mike St. Martin,Tijean Pluverge, Doherty; NickKeevan, North; Joviel Marrero,South.

Mid-Wach ACo-MVPs: John McKenna,

Algonquin Regional; Jamie Ska-gerlind, Wachusett Regional.

Kevin Brown, Graham Hen-ningson, McKenna, Mike Pel-land, Mike Bonner, Algonquin;Josh Less, David Ptak, Fitch-burg; Ben Cauley, Alex Heroux,Matt Morissette, Shawn Trom-bley, Leominster; BrendonCasey, Jack Murray, Sam Per-kins, Ed Rivera, Milford; RyanO’Neill, North MiddlesexRegional; Curt Harrington,Edwin Shea, Shrewsbury; SteveCammuso, Ted Daly, MikeDimarzio, Skagerlind, Wachu-sett.

Mid-Wach BMVP: A.J. Rouleau, West-

boro.Shaun Slattery, Josh Ste-

phano, Mike Whitehouse,Gardner; Chris Chenelle,Andrew Dhionis, C.J. Rourke,Groton-Dunstable Regional;Mark Forster, Jeff Mula, WesRussell, Marlboro; Mark Mel-one, Mike Murphy, Andy Stas-zewski, Nashoba Regional; MattBattista, Craig Hippert, QuabbinRegional; Andy Basque, MattDaniele, Rouleau, Dan Sharifi-pour, Fran Whitten, Westboro.

Mid-Wach CCo-MVPs: Matt Jacobs and

Mike Wood, Hudson.Jay Lapin, Connor McLaugh-

lin, Chriss Soldi, Clinton; MikeAhearn, Evan Childs, DanDonoghue, Jacobs, Mike Ryan,Wood, Hudson; Josh Geswell,Dan Poirier, Mike Xarras, Lunen-burg; Calvin Lopez, Greg May-nard, Tim Niles, Murdock; KyleCorey, Josh Rasch, Narragan-sett Regional; Jesse Hunt, DavePlamondon, Mitch White, Oak-mont Regional.

Mid-Wach DMVP: Ryan Milewski, West

Boylston.Mike Fontair, Jon Minnich,

Kenny Rollins, Ayer; GregHodlin, Mike Rentschler, Little-ton; Chris Celi, Ryan Keaveney,Shaun Laughlin, Max Penfield,Maynard; Matt Polnerow,Tahanto Regional; Mike Cheva-lier, Mike Cleary, Mike Dziczek,Steve Fisher, Ryan McKernan,Milewski, Eric Rosiello, ShaneSampson, West Boylston.

SWCL EastJon Leroux, Evan Pluff, Nick

Natoli, Auburn; Tim Thiesing, PatMcKernan, Nick LaCroix, Graf-ton; Jason Dezotell, JosephFranchi, Millbury; Tyler Bennett,Jarred Stuczynski, Matt Consi-gli, Evan Mackintosh, North-bridge; David Goyette, JohnBurke, Joe Piscitelli, Chris-topher Ryan, Oxford; KyleAllaire, Uxbridge.

SWCL WestSeth Nadeau, Bartlett; Mike

Mattei, John Tretheway, JoshNicol, Justin Hyland, DavidProuty; Dave Beauregard, Leic-ester; Cody Jankins, Quaboag

Regional; Benjamin Stochaj,John Hanna, Benjamin Nor-cross, Matthew Howard, Shep-herd Hill Regional; Sean Laval-lee, Tyler Ramsey, Mike Hub-bard, Southbridge; Jon Kaza-novicz, Curtis Orlik, Dan Kemp,Tantasqua Regional.

SoftballCentral Mass. Conference

Mary Moroski, Kelly Murray,Lynne Halley, Jessica DiPilato,Holy Name; Jill Benson, KristenLanders, Melissa Beaudry,Elyce Roy, Toni Scola, St. Peter-Marian; Lucy Higgins, MauraHurley, Elizabeth Hurley, LeahRice, Notre Dame Academy;Kelsey Johnston, Alysha Raimo,Megan Drummond, St. Ber-nard’s.

Colonial Athletic LeagueSamantha Kerrigan, Kristen

Montroy, Lauren Tracy, AssabetRegional; Elly Colon, KatelynTrifone, Bay Path Regional;Rebecca Lebel, Tesia Sta-naaek, Brittany Grenier, ValleyTech; Shauna Geagan, LaurenPollard, Jasmin Volpe, HudsonCatholic; Kim Antonetti, Nash-oba Tech; Sarah Colburn, Ash-ley Chapman, Kelly Lacroix,Alyssa Babineau, Kim Lacroix,Michelle Perry, Monty Tech;Lexi Dahlstrom, Amanda Perry,Worcester Tech.

Dual Valley ConferenceCo-Players of the Year: Jes-

sica Peacock, Hopedale; Abi-gail Walsh, Blackstone-MillvilleRegional.

Pitcher of the Year: Erin Cos-tello, Blackstone-Millville.

Allyson Durkin, Britini Dyer,Brittany Furno, Douglas; Cos-tello, Shannon Dunton, HannahMoriggi, Walsh, Blackstone-Mill-ville; Katie Bresciani, LekiaCowen, Shanna Lathrop, StaciaLathrop, Peacock, Hopedale;

Meghan Alarie, CourtneyRoberts, Rachel Valletta, Sut-ton; Becca Brogan, HayleyDavidson, Jen Reagan, ElisaRhodes, Nipmuc Regional;Amanda Hevy, Alycia McGrail,North Brookfield; RachaelMarino, Kristen Vriesema, Whi-tinsville Christian.

Inter-HighJenny Bouckaert, Kristen

Hurley, Chelsea Kaczawka,Brianna Kewley, Burncoat;Lyndsee O’Connor, Kelly Fluet,Meg Kasala-Hallinan, PheobeCastello, Becky Mercurio,Rachel Mercurio, Allyssa Weth-erbee, South; Brandy Warner,North.

Mid-Wach AMVP: Kristen Morcone, Mil-

ford.Meghan McInnis, Algonquin

Regional; Nicole Dupuis, KatieMurray, Joan Spellane, Fitch-burg; Erica Cordio, Allie Hardy,Jordan Storro, Leominster; Mor-cone, Andrea Smith, Alex Mur-ray, Jenn Stand, Milford;Amanda Quin, Stacia Tenore,North Middlesex Regional; KateDuval, Lexi Ferraro, Lindsi Pana-relli, Shrewsbury; Michelle Babi-neau, Katie Donovan, Wachu-sett Regional.

Mid-Wach BCo-MVPs: Elyssa Boris,

Gardner; Meagan Montesian,Marlboro.

E. Boris, Nikki Boris, KaylaDavis, Jocelyn Goodale, AshleyHowe, Gardner; Kate Johnson,Marissa Toomey, Groton-Dun-stable Regional; Jessie Bryant,Kelsey Bryant, Montesian, AryelPaolini, Kelsey Rudzinsky, Marl-boro; Stefanie Martinek, Han-nah Pirez, Nashoba Regional;Quincy Lacwasan, Lauren Stim-son, Heidi Waugh, QuabbinRegional; Liz Power, Westboro.

Mid-Wach CMVP: Laura Bowen, Hudson.Kerri McCarthy, Alyssa Mulli-

wax, Clinton; Kaitlin Andrews,Kristen Bowen, L. Bowen,Meghan Carter, Kathy Casa-vant, Cristy Jenkins, MelissaTobin, Hudson; Nicole Dion,Abby Proctor, Lunenburg; Lau-ren Coderre, Paige Girard, Ash-ley Perry, Murdock; Sara Fav-reau, Amanda Gauthier, SarahHamel, Samantha Stancombe,Narragansett Regional; HaleyMims, Oakmont Regional.

Mid-Wach DMVP: Laura Murphy, Tahanto

Regional.Gina Gibson, Jess Peck, Lau-

ren Pires, Ayer; Casey Silver,Julia Vasta, Bromfield School;Ashley DeVlamnick, MeaghanO’Neal, Littleton; Amanda Lees,Tracey Morretti, Maura Newey,Maynard; Rebekah Cocks, Mur-phy, Randy Richmond, AmyWaller, Tahanto; Jessica Gra-ham, Kerri Lewis, Nicole She-pard, Lauren Wilson, West Boyl-ston.

SWCL EastCourtney Jobin, Kelly

Schroder, Katie Walsh, Auburn;Amanda Massad, Jayme Mask,Hayley Hitchings, Grafton; BethNietupski, Meaghan McCaus-land, Laura MacAdam, Millbury;Genni Rymeski, Rachel Janton,Northbridge; Molly Caffelle,

Johanna Burke, Oxford; JessicaBarth, Jill Paszkewicz, FeleciaWissekerke, Melissa Harris,Uxbridge.

SWCL WestBridget O’Neill, Bartlett;

Aimee Lamoureux, VictoriaMonette, Cortney Desplaines,David Prouty; Jessica Eldridge,Leicester; Adrienne Camarda,Alyssa Juszczyk, Haley Foun-tain, Quaboag Regional;Meghan Lennon, KathrynJoseph, Nicole Devlin, CarolynHassett, Tori Nadow, ShepherdHill Regional; Marianne Castel-lano, Southbridge; MarissaSimpson, Tabbitha Ruggieri,Kelley Moran, TantasquaRegional.

Boys’ lacrosseAcademic All-Americans:

Sebastian Herdt, Wesboro (ac-cepted at Amherst College),John Gill, Bromfield School (ac-cepted at Middlebury). All-Amer-icans: Phil Mendes, Steve Sulli-van, Westboro; Steve Parsons,St. Bernard’s; Colin O’Rourke,St. John’s. Coach of the Year:Matt Nofsinger, Westboro. As-sistant Coach of the Year: MickO’Reilly, Bromfield. Man of theYear: Rob Vigeant, St. John’s.

Central Mass. ConferenceLeague AFirst Team

Attack: Steve Parsons, St.Bernard’s; Phil Mendes, West-boro; Mike Vulcano, AlgonquinRegional; Rich Bamberger,Colin O’Rourke, St. John’s. Mid-field: Steve Sullivan, SebastianHerdt, Westboro; Steve Lesni-kowski, Algonquin; Eric Proos,St. John’s. Defense: AlexPapoojian, St. John’s; KevinMcCann, Algonquin; GarrettPeters, Westboro; Burke Bero,North Middlesex Regional. Goa-lie: Danny Krane, Westboro.Specialist: Kevin Greico, LSM,Algonquin; Frank Campos,LSM, Westboro; Jack Sloyan,faceoff, St. John’s.Second Team

Attack: Kyle Demers, BrianCatapang, Westboro; JamieHart, Algonquin; Devan Maher,North Middlesex. Midfield: MattCampbell, Brian Murphy, Algon-quin; Albert Mitchell, Nate Etre,Brendan Coyne, St. John’s;James Armstrong, DaveWholey, Declan McCann, NorthMiddlesex; Kevin Shuney, West-boro. Defense: Kareem Kalil,Algonquin; Andrew Dugan, St.John’s; Scott McKenna, Wachu-sett Regional; Scott Geddis, St.Bernard’s. Goalie: Jeff Serapi-glia, Algonquin; Matt Capaldo,North Middlesex. HonorableMention: Chris Kidger, St. Ber-nard’s; Mike Hakkarainen, Jus-tin Stevens, Wachusett; Bren-dan Sullivan, Tony Gatto, TimLewis, Algonquin; Justin Hur-witz, Chris Thompson, P.J.Shaw, Westboro; Ryan Dul-maine, Pat Quinlivan, St. John’s.

League BFirst Team

Attack: Mark Pappas, JimmyGermain, St. Peter-Marian; IanPowers, Shrewsbury; Ian Robie,Northbridge. Midfield: MikhaelJette, Paul Grip, Shrewsbury;Mike Padro, Northbridge; JakePenney, Groton-DunstableRegional. Defense: Tyler Martin,Northbridge; Ryan Zenevitch,St. Peter-Marian; Eddie Abreu,Leominster; Steve Tarpey,Shrewsbury. Goalie: John Erick-son, Leominster; Ben L’Bassi,Shrewsbury. Specialist: DanThomas, Shrewsbury. Second Team

Attack: Ryan Cassidy, North-bridge; Mike Steele, AlexRaposa, Shrewsbury; JohnAllain, St. Peter-Marian. Mid-field: Sean Dextradeur, B.J.Warnken, St. Peter-Marian;Henry Louis, Groton-Dunstable;Bryan Warchol, Northbridge.Defense: Drew Russell, North-bridge; Brian Roy, Eric Hub-bard, Shrewsbury; Kevin Kieda,Groton-Dunstable. Goalie: DanZenevitch, St. Peter-Marian.Specialist: James Cavanaugh,Leominster. Honorable Men-tion: Gino Perro, Northbridge;Brett Upspring, Groton-Dunsta-ble; Hunter Beckmann, MarkMurray, Shrewsbury; Gary Ste-fancyk, Aaron Phoebe, North-bridge; Kirk Bingham, Groton-Dunstable; Tony Pastor, MattLopes, St. Peter-Marian; JoeRice, Northbridge; Kyle Turner,Leominster; Mike Lopes, RyanHorgan, St. Peter-Marian; DrewIneson, Shrewsbury; Geno Gas-barro, Leominster; Joe Russo,Northbridge.

League CFirst Team

Attack: Dylan Gatto, Brom-field School; Josh Graham,Charlie Loken, Grafton; TreverParente, Nipmuc Regional. Mid-field: Matt Dion, Holy Name;Jared Johnson, Marlboro; Con-nor Mackenzie, Bobby Hazel,Scott Nussdorfer, Bromfield;Dan Rotatori, Steve Smith, Graf-ton. Defense: Jack Broadbent,John Gill, Bromfield; DanMcKen, Marlboro; Chandler

Rudert, Grafton. Long Stick:Matt Tower, Bromfield. Goalie:Caleb Barnett, Nipmuc; SteveO’Brien, Holy Name; Kevin Wil-kinson, Bromfield. Second Team

Attack: Kyle Biancardi, Graf-ton; Kevin Fitzpatrick, HolyName; Dek Tuttle, Jack Wilkin-son, Bromfield. Midfield: CullenBarnett, A.J. Natterstad, Nip-muc; Kirk Biancardi, Grafton;Ben Brown, Bromfield; BrianCurneen, Marlboro; PhelanLemieux, Holy Name. Defense:Jayson Brooks, Brian Sow-aryda, Grafton; Alex Harrah,Bromfield; Jake Jaccevicius,Holy Name; Roberto Torres,Marlboro. Long Stick: JamesClark, Holy Name. Goalie: JohnAgbey, Grafton.

Mass. Technical LeagueCoach of the Year: Tim

Tonelli, Assabet Regional.Jeff Proctor, Mike MacDo-

nald, Chris Magoon, Justin Fla-nigan, Assabet; Michael Con-way, Alex Krouner, James Rodri-guez, Chris Blessing, ValleyTech.

Girls’ lacrosseCentral Mass. ConferenceLeague A

Kate Toomey, Chanel Andre,Carolyn Mukai, Kristen Scopet-ski, Algonquin Regional; SarahValacer, Jenny Confrancisco,Jamie Kelley, North MiddlesexRegional; Jenna Tonelli, AliciaTinsley, Michaela Tinsely, CallieTheodoss, Shrewsbury; JennaSrebnik, Emily Mongeau, KaylaVolpe, Becky Mongeau, West-boro; Molly Swan, WachusettRegional.

League BMeg Mulvey, Ashley Miko-

kola, Grafton; Michelle Massey,Sasha Marokovs, Hannah Cos-tanza, Nipmuc Regional; KellyDonovan, Gianna Gitto, St. Ber-nard’s; Lindsey Maynard,Mikaela McSherry, Mary Pou-lias, St. Peter-Marian.

League CLauren Noka, Rosie Gatto,

Lindsey Hazel, BromfieldSchool; Kelly McLaughlin, Jes-sica Bartlett, Marlboro; LaurenMcMullen, Catherine Philbin,Trisha Starkey, Britney Wuorio,Nipmuc Regional.

Boys’ tennisDual Valley Conference

Singles Player of the Year:Corey Howard, Hopedale.

Doubles Players of the Year:Jeff Paadre-Daniel Hall, Sutton.

Kyle Goff, Pat Murphy, Bren-dan Whalen, Blackstone-MillvilleRegional; Sergio Alfonso, SeanLehman, Jordy Schuller, RobSideman, Alex Wersted, Hope-dale; Andrew Rice, Sutton.

Inter-HighSingles: Dominic Dipersia,

Burncoat; Ethan Gurwitz, ConorMcCormick, Doherty; OrlandoAgolli, Joe Ha, South. Doubles:Jeremy Levinson-Adam Levin-son, Doherty. Honorable Men-tion: Cameron Daniel, Burncoat;Pat Hannen, South.

Mid-Wach AMVP: Dan Cournoyer,

Wachusett Regional.Nate Davis, Josh Jordan,

Algonquin Regional; BradAymes, Shrewsbury; John Carl-son, Cournoyer, WachusettRegional.

Mid-Wach BMVP: Josh Lurier, Westboro.Tyler Colombo, Gardner;

Brent Walkoff, Jeff Sefanis,Nashoba Regional; Josh Hur-witz, Fritz Kaelber, BrennonKim, Jason Lemack, Lurier,Zach O’Leary, Westboro.

Mid-Wach CMVP: Carl Barnard, West

Boylston.James Bowling, Ray Dunn,

Tyler Phelan, Kevin Stoddart,Bromfield School; Drew Hol-den, Cody Smith, Hudson;Zachary Hathaway, OakmontRegional; Barnard, Ben Norton,West Boylston.

Girls’ tennisDual Valley Conference

Singles Player of the Year:Lauren Rothermich, Sutton.

Doubles Players of the Year:Lauren Main-KatherineEnglund, Hopedale.

Kristie Aicardi, Blackstone-Millville Regional; Rose Bur-berry-Martin, Jill Kizielewicz,Hopedale; Allison Messier, Kel-sey Murray, Sutton; Sarah Bow-den, Whitinsville Christian.

Inter-HighSingles: Angel Lam, North;

Cindy Lao, South; HenriettaNortey, Burncoat. Doubles:Meghan McCarty-JessicaGwrych, South; Molly Cronin-Cat Macek, Doherty. HonorableMention: Donna Tran, South;Kayla Camoreyt, Burncoat;Monica Pokua, North; SheraDemchek, Doherty.

Mid-Wach AMVP: Mikaela Stamas, Algon-

quin Regional.

Haley Bourke, StephanieHom, Brittany Kelly, Stamas,Algonquin; Ruby Lee, Shrews-bury; Liz Breen, Sarah Lauton,Heather Richardson, Jen Zas-trow, Wachusett Regional.

Mid-Wach BMVP: Marina Fileva, Marl-

boro.Leanna Carlberg, Gardner;

Fileva, Marlboro; Kaitlen Clark,Olivia Smith, Victoria Walkoff,Nashoba Regional; CameronCrowder, Jaclyn Debs, AlexaEbert, Courtney Tanner, West-boro.

Mid-Wach CAshley Trottner, Clinton;

Megan Carney, Hudson;Gretchen Carlson, HannahUlshen, Oakmont Regional;Jane Barnard, Kristin Dono, Brit-tanie Lynch, Kayla Rayworth,West Boylston.

Boys’ trackColonial Athletic League

Chris Franke, Blair Ursprung,Dan Allard, Gary Savoie, BillBlanchard, Jake Radzik, TimMueller, Brett Graham, BobbyPizzarelli, Carmon Casasanta,Matt Bruso, Alex Schopf, JoshGilbert, Chris Davis, Jose Var-gas, Tyler Moore, Angel Acosta,Tom DeSocio, Tim Kemp, SeanHolman, Chris Bullard.

Dual Valley ConferenceRunner of the Year: Jake Beg-

noche, Blackstone-MillvilleRegional.

Field Events of the Year: TrentBaltzell, Sutton.

Overall Athlete of the Year:Raheem Lewis, Sutton.

100, Lewis, Brett Buskey,BMR. 200, Lewis, Begnoche.400, Begnoche, Peter Bloem,Whitinsville Christian. 800,Brian Martell, Nipmuc Regional;Zach Freitas, BMR. Mile, AustinHolt, Whitinsville Christian; ZachWalsh, Sutton. 2-Mile, ColinOgilvie, Hopedale; Derek Lock-wood, BMR. 110 Hurdles: EricOuitzau, BMR; Mike Thyden,Sutton. 300 Hurdles, JakeBergstrom, Nipmuc; Eric Ouit-zau, BMR. Discus, Baltzell, TomGreeno, Sutton. Javelin, AustinHolt, Whitinsville Christian,Casey Fiore, Sutton. Shot Put,Chris Fournier, Sutton; RichardFrend, BMR. High Jump, Balt-zell, Lewis. Long Jump, Lewis,Brian Martell, Nipmuc. TripleJump, Bergstrom, Joe Senecal,Sutton. 400 Relay, BMR, Sut-ton. 1,600 Relay, Nipmuc,BMR.

Mid-Wach AEvan Donadt (At Large), Ryan

Pennesi (Triple Jump), Algon-quin Regional; Tim Douglas (Dis-cus), Fitchburg; Brandon Britt(Javelin), Anthony Montiero (110HH, 300 IH), Leominster; RobHogg (At Large), Milford; AlanCavanaugh (At Large); DavidHausherr (2-Mile), Josh Hussey,Kyle Reed, D.J. Webb, MichaelWheeler (1,600 Relay), NorthMiddlesex Regional; Alex Alva-rez, Jimmy Flynn, Kevin Liang(400 Relay), Justin Bartkiewicz(At Large), Chris Cole (At Large),Ian Fields (High Jump, 200, 400Relay), Anthony Frissora (800,3,200 Relay), Eddie Gordon(Pole Vault), Liam McAllaster,John Thompson, Kevin Thomp-son (3,200 Relay), Shrewsbury;Justin Dowd (400), Joey Kerx-halli (At Large), Matt Riley (ShotPut), Ryan Shooshan (At Large),Matt Whitman (Long Jump,100), Matt Wood (Mile), Wachu-sett Regional.

Mid-Wach BRyan Benoit (At Large), D.J.

Fuentes (At Large), Gardner;Joe Calderan (At Large), TimKurdzo (Long Jump), Groton-Dunstable Regional; GeorgeJordan (At Large), Marlboro;Brendan Aylaian, Dave Breen,George Fisher, Colby Horowicz(3,200 Relay), Mark St. Fleur,Andy Wayde (400 Relay), JoeDoyle (800), Travis Johnson (Tri-ple Jump, 400 Relay), DougKoury (400), Conor Magee (110Hurdles, 400 Relay), AnthonyRaduazo (3,200), NashobaRegional; Matthew Brunelle (AtLarge), Kenneth Knobel (ShotPut), Andrew May (At Large),Quabbin Regional; GregArpante (Pole Vault), DaveBrown (At Large), Jeff Bush(1,600, 3,200 Relay), Jaun Bus-tamanti, Andrew Clemons, AlexPrice (1,600 Relay), Matt Fer-esten (High Jump), Ian Hayes(300 Hurdles), Chris Hinds(Javelin, Discus), Ryan Ruffing(100, 200), Westboro.

Mid-Wach CSam Dorward (Mile), Max Fla-

ton (At Large), BromfieldSchool; Nick Parabicoli (AtLarge), Gabe Rivas (At Large),Keith Schleyer (Javelin, TripleJump), Matt Thompson (Dis-cus), Clinton; Rick Daherns (110Hurdles), Steve Delaney (AtLarge), Conor Grogan (2-Mile),Geoff King (High Jump), BrianMuller (Long Jump, 200), LukeDoherty-Munro (800, 3,200),Zach Schaeffer (3,200), BrianVinciullo (3,200), Hudson; SethOliver, Matt Perreault, Corey

Prokowiew (At Large), Lunen-burg; Casey Goguen, BrandonMarquis, Mike Sears, MarlonWebb (400), NarragansettRegional; Dan Blanchard (AtLarge), Cody Brown (100), ChrisGreenlee (1,600), Brett Haschig(Pole Vault), Nathan Hawkins(Shot Put), Alan Mann (1,600),Josh Robichaud (1,600), ChrisStreeks (400, 1,600), OakmontRegional.

Mid-Wach DMatt Anderson (Shot Put),

Isiah Conner (Triple Jump), Tay-lor Dashawn (400), ZacharyDoran (Javelin), Anthony Hamil-ton (3,200), Mike Iasevoli (400),Charles Jones (High Jump),Tyler Keeley (400), GarrettLockard (Discus), Sylvester Mar-shall (400), Brandon Pires(3,200), Abe Sifakis (3,200),Sergio Silva (400), Jason Smith(2-Mile), Andrew Stiling (3,200),Ayer; Jack Columbo (At Large),Shawn Siequist (At Large), Little-ton; Kevin Eglitis (At Large),Christian Helming (At Large),Kevin Kozik (At Large), RyanWebb (800), Maynard; SeamusFitzpatrick, Jon Kaminsky, WillLary, Guy Tenney (3,200), Mur-dock; Brian McGahie (At Large),Tahanto Regional; Chris Beshai,Ben Pelto, Steve Rotti (At Large),West Boylston.

SWCL EastBrendan Whitten, Sam

LeBeau, Auburn; Dan Hughes,Will Faden, Grafton; TimMazeika, David Brady, Tom Mur-ray, Andrew Piscitelli, Bryan Nel-son, A.J. Blaisdell, Jim Goyette,Millbury; Matthew Perry, AdamChartier, Northbridge; MichealMcDonald, Jeremy Brassard,Joshua Raymond, ZacharyLesieur, Oxford; Mike Kerr,Jamie Gornall, Uxbridge; 400Relay: Oxford; 3,200 Relay:Millbury.

SWCL WestJohn Lavalee, Andrew Babi-

neau, Joseph Bouvier, Bartlett;Daniel Wood, David Prouty;Joseph Sliwoski, Leicester;Brian Lanciault, Matthew Penni-man, Scott Smith, MatthewChatham, Matthew Schmidt,Timothy Piehl, Cory Cloutier,Shepherd Hill Regional; ZacharyHellyar, Kyle Dunn, Daniel Ker-ber, John Booth, Drew Fuchs,Larry Moreno, Michael Grubert,Tantasqua Regional; 400 Relay:Shepherd Hill; 3,200 Relay:Shepherd Hill.

Girls’ trackColonial Athletic League

Amy Sanjurjo, Patience Noah,Erica Mattier, Danielle Small,Madeline Merchant, BrookeCote, Kayla Glenn, Colleen Mul-ligan, Jessica Jarrard, ErinDrummey, Brittany Ferrechia,Ashley McLaughlin, KamaraProctor, Molly Callbeck, KailaHarpin, Brittany Hisman,Danielle Jones, Megan Ander-son, Amanda Griffin, CarolynNoyes, Jess Richards.

Dual Valley ConferenceRunner of the Year: Angie Sta-

kus, Nipmuc Regional.Field Events of the Year: Liz

Abate, Hopedale.Overall Athlete of the Year:

Kate Wye, Blackstone-MillvilleRegional.

100, Stakus, Lauren Cadrin,Sutton. 200, Alyssa Eisner, KateWye, BMR. 400, Kendra Wou-denberg, Talley Wright, Whitins-ville Christian. 800, TiffanyArmas, BMR; Maho Kobayashi,Whitinsville Christian. Mile,Annaliese Vander Baan, Whitins-ville Christian; Rachael Cadrin,Sutton. 2-Mile, Kobayashi; Emi-leigh Gilfoy, Sutton. 100 Hur-dles, Stakus, L. Cadrin. 300Hurdles, Stakis, L. Cadrin; 800,Tiffany Armas, BMR, Kobayashi.Discus, Liz Abate, Hopedale;Kayla Pacheco, Sutton. Javelin,Michaila Olson, WhitinsvilleChristian; Pacheco. Shot Put,Jordan Laporte, BMR; Abate.High Jump, Leeann Curley,BMR; Ariele Krevosky, Sutton.Long Jump, Melissa Keene,BMR; Catherine Falcone, Sut-ton. Triple Jump, Sarah Hebert,Sutton; Hilary Banning, Whitins-ville Christian. 400 Relay, Sut-ton, BMR; 1,600, BMR, Whi-tinsville Christian.

Mid-Wach ARachael Ackley (Triple Jump),

Colleen Caty (1,600), FaithClayton (2-Mile), Sarah Dahl-strom (100 Hurdle), TiffanyDaley (400), Kaylee DeVincent(Shot Put, Discus), Rhian Dug-gan (Pole Vault, 3,200),Amanda Hubley (1,600), HavenJones (400, 3,200), Haley Laird(High Jump), Paige Livolsi (400),Vicki Reisezner (At Large), LeahWalzer (Javelin, 3,200), Algon-quin Regional; Whitney Cyr (AtLarge), Milford; Kim Allen (AtLarge), Corey Conner (Mile,800), Alicia Ryan (100), NorthMiddlesex Regional; AshlynDerosier (At Large), Alma Dwum-for (At Large), Meg Krumpoch(300 Hurdles), Kim Warner (AtLarge), Shrewsbury; Ariel Bec-cia (At Large), Titi Fagade (200),Katelynn Getchel (3,200),

Meghan Leahy (400), KayleMcEroy (At Large), KristenPeterson (Long Jump), MollyPistrang (3,200), Kelly Samoiloff(3,200), Gabby Williams(3,200), Wachusett Regional.

Mid-Wach BStephanie Ellis (Mile), Pam

Macdonald (At Large), Gardner;Fran Costello (300, 1,600),Sarah Hilton (200, 400),Heather Hoglund (1,600),Micaela Lacombe (1,600,2-Mile), Michaela Longo (AtLarge), Eva Mahan (100, 400,Discus), Ali MacLeod (800,1,600), Kaitlin Onthank (400),Morgan Van Clief (400), Groton-Dunstable Regional; Amy Auclair(Pole Vault), Cathy Chude (100Hurdles), Brianna Kunycky(3,200), Ally Oran (3,200), Lau-ren Papalia (3,200), ShanissaSampson (At Large), ElaineSchmidt (3,200), Marlboro;Lindsey Horwitz (At Large), RisaLangelo (At Large), Izzy McKean(At Large), Ali Wade (TripleJump), Nashoba Regional;Dylan Baker (Long Jump), Kath-leen Brekka (High Jump, 400),Colleen Kemmitt (Javelin),Quabbin Regional; Lizzy Carle-ton, Kristen Collins, Aoife Feigh-ery, Lisa Marion (At Large),Westboro.

Mid-Wach CLexi Daniels (400), Bo Dunn

(800, 1,600), Katherine Finne-gan (Long Jump, 200, 400),Emily Jones (2-Mile), Nikki Jor-dan (400), Liz Lee (Mile), HillaryLewis (300, 100 Hurdles), KatLong (At Large), Mimi Narbonne(400, 3,200), Lisa Reedich(1,600), Henley Siegrist (400),Kim West (3,200), BromfieldSchool; Casey McGowan (AtLarge), Clinton; Alex Barba(100), Kristen Caragian (AtLarge), Kristalena Lamore (Tri-ple Jump), Hudson; Kate Alber-tini (3,200), Sarah Cote(3,200), Kayla Fitzgerald(3,200), Amanda Holden (AtLarge), Chelsea Hudson (AtLarge), Jen Markham (3,200),Sophia Mercadante (At Large),Laura Stern (Shot Put, Javelin),Kristy Stewart (Discus), Kelly Ulf(High Jump), Lunenburg; JillenaDeCarteret (Pole Vault), AmandaFoisy (At Large), NarragansettRegional.

Mid-Wach DKimberly Farrington (Triple

Jump), Cassie Jones (100 Hur-dles), Julie Scunziano (ShotPut), Rayshelle Wright (AtLarge), Ayer; Sara Adams(3,200), Megan Anthony (AtLarge), Becca Bush (800),Amber Cardoos (At Large), Mel-any Cruz (3,200), Libby Dagos-tino (400), Janelle DeCamillis(400 Relay), Janeth Gonda (400Relay), Lydia Hatch (400 Relay),Jasmine Hunter (Long Jump),Brooke Johanson (Discus),Renee Saucier (400 Relay),Kristen Vilcans (3,200), RachelWard (3,200), Littleton; MelissaChiasson (At Large), JacquiDawson (3,200), Danielle Fair-weather (3,200), Maggie Jones(3,200), Kaleigh Mangiarelli(3,200), Maynard; GraceMaliska (Javelin), Molly Marto-rella (2-Mile), Jen Skawski (HighJump), Alexis Simmers-Swan-son (200), Bekah Wheeler (AtLarge), Murdock; Lindsay Rotti(At Large), West Boylston.

SWCL EastBailey Henneman, Chloe Pat-

terson, Jill Breckinridge,Auburn; Jessica Bylin, GretchenAnderson, Mara Kralian, Graf-ton; Paige Heckman, KristenOrrell, Rachel Wall, Millbury;Rachel Clasby, Leah Walczak,Northbridge; Noelle Richard,Oxford; Sarah Rafferty, Saman-tha Copland, Chelsey Peso, Hil-ary Moore, Samantha Coglian-dro, Uxbridge; 400 Relay: Graf-ton; 1,600 Relay: Uxbridge.

SWCL WestNicole Stone, Samantha

Dwyer, Deirdre Vincent, Bartlett;Alexis Babineau, Leicester;Shana McGonigle, Alexis Raw-son, Deanna Julian, ElizabethBrooks, Leah Tully, Nikki Smith,Lindsay Kleya, Ali Tyburski, Cas-sie Harmon, Shepherd HillRegional; Shelby Farland, Eliza-beth Hamm, Deanna Connolly,Tantasqua Regional.

VolleyballColonial Athletic League

James Doubleday, Josh Hor-rigan, Jake Elliot, Rafael Cruz,Mayckel Desa, Vinicius DeOlive-ria, Mathias Correa, Mike Kucz-wara, Nate Morse, Jacob Fre-dette, Kevin Boucher, KadeemBrown.

Mid-Wach LeagueMVP: Mann Amingwa, Mil-

ford.Jared Tetreault, Andrew

Young, Algonquin Regional;Geovanny Gonzalez, Clinton;Kyle Salisbury, Leominster;Bruno Araujo, Sean Scanlon,Marlboro; Amingwa, Devin Cas-sinelli, Chris Chamberlin, JeffEdwards, Joe Traverse, PetarYanakiev, Milford; Tim Howard,Andrew Krikorian, Mitch Ren-shaw, Wachusett Regional.

League All-StarsThe following all-star teams were selected by coaches, athletic directors and league representatives and submitted to the Telegram & Gazette.