Chris Acosta (East Boston)

Nathan Askjaer (Cohasset)

William Baltas (St. John’s Shrewsbury)

Gavin Blake (Norwell)

Sammy Bothwell (Manchester-Essex)

Nico Bradley (Newton South)

Danny Burke (Holliston)

Zach Caisse (Bishop Feehan)

Luke Churchill (Oliver Ames)

Shane Crowley (Pembroke)

Charlie Curmi (Medfield)

Rick DaMoura (Dearborn)

Matt Droggitis (St. John’s Prep)

Jack Fiedler (Masconomet)

Matthew Gordon (Natick)

Spencer Goss (Bedford)

Cole Henschke (Concord-Carlisle)

Ilembo Kiza (Lowell)

Jake McConville (BC High)

Vincent McGann (Chelmsford)

Brayan Medina (Revere)

Jack Millward (Wakefield)

Ryan Moitoso (Dighton-Rehoboth)

Alexsandro Moreira (Brockton)

Eoghan Murphy (Lexington)

Jacob Riker (Hingham)

Finn Rodger (North Reading)

Garrett Scagliarini (Franklin)

Gavin Sousa (Newton South)

Jamo Velez (Concord-Carlisle)

Cameron Walty (Weymouth)

Rory Zampese (Marblehead)

CHRIS ACOSTA

EAST BOSTON

The senior center back played a key role in five shutouts, finishing with a plus-minus of +16 on the season. Acosta netted a goal and an assist offensively as the Jets reached the Div. 4 semifinals. The two-time Boston Public School All-Star and as an Eastern Mass. All-Star selection boasts a 3.94 GPA and hopes to major in economics while continuing to play soccer.

NATHAN ASKJAER

COHASSET

The South Shore League’s Most Valuable Player sniped 27 goals as the Skippers captured the Div. 4 soccer championship with a thrilling 3-2 victory over Lynnfield. Askjaer concludes his career with 75 goals and 25 assists and owns the program record for single-season goals. The senior is a member of the National Honor Society, and also has a strong track & field portfolio.

WILLIAM BALTAS

ST. JOHN’S (SHREWSBURY)

Baltas finished the year with 16 goals and eight assists, leading St. John’s (Shrewsbury) back to the Div. 1 championship game. He was selected to the United Soccer Coaches All-State Team, and named an Eastern Mass. All-Star. The Catholic Conference All-Star is a member of the NAL NEFC U19 club team.

GAVIN BLAKE

NORWELL

The South Shore League Player of the Year had a team-high 16 goals to go with 16 assists, helping Norwell to the Div. 3 soccer final again. During the Final Four he made a penalty kick with a broken foot to send the Clippers to the title bout. Blake has a 3.4 GPA and is an avid member of his community. The senior founded Caritas Community Club, which provides donations of clothes and essentials to people in need.

SAMMY BOTHWELL

MANCHESTER-ESSEX

A two-time team captain, Bothwell set a school scoring record this past season with 29 goals and 10 assists. He was the Cape Ann League (Baker Division) Player of the Year and led the Hornets to a league title and the second round of the Div. 4 tournament.

NICO BRADLEY

NEWTON SOUTH

Bradley made the All-State team and was an Eastern Mass. All-Star after finishing with eight goals and five assists in 2024. He was a Dual County League All-Star for the second time. The senior is also a member of the school’s track and field program, and enjoys golf and fishing as well.

DANNY BURKE

HOLLISTON

After finishing with nine goals and eight assists as a senior, Burke was named Tri-Valley League (Large) MVP. The midfielder was team MVP after propelling the Panthers to the Div. 3 Elite Eight. He was later chosen to the Eastern Mass. All-Star team. During the rest of the school year, he plays for Holliston’s basketball program. Burke maintains a 3.71 GPA and is a three-year member of the National Honor Society. He will play college soccer at Bates.

ZACH CAISSE

BISHOP FEEHAN

Caisse shattered a series of school records at Bishop Feehan this past fall, scoring the most goals in a single-season (23). He finished with 64 overall for his career to finishing as the program’s all-time leading scorer. The forward added seven assists during the season. During his spare time, Caisse enjoys hanging with friends and playing basketball. He participates with the Rhode Island SURF club soccer team as well.

LUKE CHURCHILL

OLIVER AMES

Churchill propelled the Tigers to their third consecutive Div. 2 soccer championship with a 1-0 overtime victory against Hingham. The defensive midfielder finished with a pair of goals to go with 11 assists, and was the Hockomock League’s Most Valuable Player. Churchill plays basketball, golfs, and bikes in his off-time. He is a member of the NEFC U19 MLS Next club team.

SHANE CROWLEY

PEMBROKE

The senior center midfielder was the Patriot League Fisher Division’s MVP, and selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star. A two-time captain, Crowley is a high honor roll student. A member of the Boston Bolts U19 NAL team as well, Crowley will continue his soccer journey at Union College.

CHARLIE CURMI

MEDFIELD

The Tri-Valley League MVP led the conference in scoring (26 goals, 13 assists) for a Medfield team which embarked on the longest playoff run in school history before bowing out in the Div. 3 Final Four. The senior striker leaves the program as its all-time leading goal scorer, and a three-time Tri-Valley League All-Star. Curmi serves as the school’s National Honor Society Co-President, among numerous other student organizations. All this, while also playing for Medfield’s basketball and lacrosse teams. He will attend Villanova.

MATTHEW DROGGITIS

ST. JOHN’S PREP

One of the Catholic Conference’s most electrifying keepers, Droggitis finished with 16 wins in 2024, nine of which were shutouts. Only a junior, he has already recorded 20 blank sheets in his career. Droggitis is also a member of the basketball and volleyball teams at SJP, and enjoys playing video games with his friends. During the offseason, he competes with IFA New England U17 MLS Next.

RICK DA MOURA

DEARBORN

Known for his abilities to jump between the striker and center back positions, Da Moura led Dearborn to an appearance in the Div. 5 state final. He was the Boston City League Player of the Year, and selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star, ending the season with 12 goals. Da Moura is also a track star with multiple first place finishes across a series of short-distance races. He participated in the 2024 Junior Olympics, finishing second in the 200-meter dash at 21.9 seconds.

JACK FIELDER

MASCONOMET

After registering 19 goals and three assists this fall, Fielder was named an All-New England player, and chosen to the All-State team. The Holy Cross commit shouldered Masconomet during its run to the Div. 2 Round of 16, concluding his high school tenure with 33 goals and 15 assists. A high honor roll student and member of the National Honor Society, Fielder is a four-time DECA state qualifier. The three-time Northeastern Conference All-Star also participates with the FC Stars, and took part in the ECNL National Selection Game last May.

MATTHEW GORDON

NATICK

The Bay State Conference (Carey Division) MVP served as captain in 2024. He racked up 11 goals and added nine assists, good enough to be selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star. Gordon has made the honor roll every year during high school, and is a National Honor Society member. On top of that, he plays basketball for the Redhawks and has been named captain of Natick’s ultimate frisbee team after leading the program to two Div. 2 state titles, once as the Defensive Player of the Year.

SPENCER GOSS

BEDFORD

The attacking midfielder had seven goals while dishing out seven assists. Goss was Dual County League (Foley Division) MVP for the second time, and named to the All-State team for a second instance. His weighted GPA is 4.8. Goss is a member of the Select Metro North ‘06/’07 NL club team, and plans to study chemical engineering in college.

COLE HENSCHKE

CONCORD-CARLISLE

After returning to the MIAA after a stint with MLS Next in 2023, Henschke helped lead Concord-Carlisle back to the Div. 1 Elite Eight. The center back was named to the All-State team, named an Eastern Mass. All-Star, and also selected to the Dual County League’s First Team. The senior is committed to playing soccer at Denison University.

ILEMBO KIZA

LOWELL

A two-time Merrimack Valley Conference selection who was named to the Eastern Mass. All-Star team, the senior striker netted 13 goals and seven assists. He scored in the team’s 1-0 thrilling win over Central Catholic. Born in Tanzania, the three-year starter was a major reason the Red Raiders went 18-0 in the regular season, won the league title and made a trip to the Division 1 state tournament.

JAKE McCONVILLE

BC HIGH

The senior keeper earned Catholic Conference MVP honors and was chosen to the All-State team for a second time after powering BC High to an appearance in the Div. 1 Sweet 16. He’s made the high honor roll 13 times, and is a member of the National Honor Society. McConville plays club soccer for the Boston Bolts NAL SS U19 team.

VINCENT McGANN

CHELMSFORD

The Merrimack Valley Conference’s leading goal-scorer (20) for the third time was selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star. His efforts were critical in the Lions making it back to the Div. 1 playoffs. McGann is undecided on his college plans though he plans on playing soccer.

BRAYAN MEDINA

REVERE

Medina was a Greater Boston League All-Star for the third time following a breakout season as a center defensive midfielder. The senior was an Eastern Mass. All-Star . Medina is a three-time varsity captain with a 3.3 GPA, and likes to box when he has the opportunity.

JACK MILLWARD

WAKEFIELD

The striker paced the Middlesex League in goals with 29, and also added five assists. He was the Freedom Division’s Most Valuable Player and a league All-Star. A captain with Wakefield’s soccer and basketball teams, Millward is an honor roll student, and plays club soccer with Team NSSA Elite U17.

RYAN MOITOSO

DIGHTON-REHOBOTH

The South Coast Conference MVP had 12 goals and six assists for Dighton-Rehoboth. For the second straight season, the center attacking midfielder and his fellow teammates made a trip to the Div. 3 Final Four. The senior is a member of the school’s wrestling team, and owns his own landscaping business. He is bound for Bridgewater State next where he will play soccer.

ALEXANDRO MOREIRA

BROCKTON

A skilled player with the capability to play offensively as a right winger or in the defensive end as a right back, the senior propelled Brockton to the Div. 1 Round of 16. The four-year varsity player is a member of the Hammer FC club soccer team. Moreira likes to go to the gym, and also lists volunteering and photography as his favorite hobbies.

EOGHAN MURPHY

LEXINGTON

The Middlesex League All-Star turned in 14 goals and tacked on four assists as Lexington made the Div. 1 Sweet 16. He was an Eastern Mass. All-Star, and named to the All-New England roster. The senior has also played club soccer with MLS Next as a member of the Boston Bolts, winning a National Academy Championship in the process. Murphy’s journey will take him overseas next as he will be playing soccer at Ireland’s University College Dublin in the near future.

JACOB RIKER

HINGHAM

Riker finished with a 19-3-1 record as a goaltender in 2024, surrendering just eight goals all season, finishing with 17 clean sheets. The Hingham captain lifted the Harbormen to an appearance in the Div. 2 championship, and was the Patriot League (Keenan Division) MVP. The senior was also named an Eastern Mass. All-Star for the second time. Riker is undecided on his collegiate plans at this time, but will be playing soccer when he makes his ultimate choice.

FINN RODGER

NORTH READING

The senior midfielder sniped nine goals this season but also dished out 22 assists. He was a Cape Ann League Player of the Year and selected to the Eastern Mass. All-Star team. Rodger is a member of the National Honor Society, and is a leader for North Reading’s lacrosse program.

GARRETT SCAGLIARINI

FRANKLIN

Scagliarini buried 15 goals to go with 15 assists, earning Hockomock League MVP honors. The senior finished third all-time in points at Franklin with 55 overall, and with the most assists (28) in school history. The three-year starter was selected to the Eastern Mass. All-Star team and named to the All-State roster. Scagliarini boasts a 3.8 GPA, and is committed to Endicott College for soccer.

GAVIN SOUSA

NEWTON SOUTH

Sousa was a Dual County League All-Star while being chosen to the Eastern Mass. All-Star team. He finished with a pair of goals and added nine assists, helping him earn All-State recognition. During the offseason, Sousa plays club soccer with NEFC. He will be playing soccer at Saint Anselm.

JAMO VELEZ

CONCORD-CARLISLE

Velez was an All-New England selection after guiding the Patriots back to the Div. 1 Elite Eight. The forward was the Dual County League’s Most Valuable Player and also earned Eastern Mass. All-Star accolades. Velez plays for the Bolts U20 USL club soccer team in his spare time, and is a two-time recipient of the National Latin Exam Gold Medal.

CAMERON WALTY

WEYMOUTH

The senior striker accounted for 18 goals and 10 assists this past campaign and was selected as a Bay State Conference MVP. Walty was also chosen as an All-New England player and an Eastern Mass. All-Star. With 38 total goals, he owns the school record for most in a career. Outside of BSC play, Walty plays for the Boston Bolts 2006/2007 NAL club team.

RORY ZAMPESE

MARBLEHEAD

The senior keeper was the Northeastern Conference Player of the Year. He recorded nine shutouts, finishing with 29 for his career, was selected to the All-State team and as an Eastern Mass. All-Star. Zampese is a member of the National Honor Society, and a key cog with Marblehead’s baseball program as a pitcher and third baseman. He is committed to playing soccer at Skidmore College.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Matty Gordon, Devin Owens, Luke Dougherty (Natick); Calum McClorey, Dylan Fernandes (Braintree); Nate Lockwood, Alec Smagula (Brookline); Jordan Cohen, Thierno Diallo (Framingham); Ryan O’Donnell (Milton); Max Edwards, Ben Tatar (Needham); Ross Toma, Santiago Cuervo (Newton North); Jack Towers (Walpole); Matt Martin, Liam Bazant (Wellesley); Mike Primo, Mason Fasoli, Gabe Rey, Cameron Walty (Weymouth)

MVP: Matty Gorman, Cameron Walty

BIG THREE

Alexandro Moreiro, Tcheba Jeudy, Diego Veiga, Elisandro Tavares, Anthony Santos, Anthony Delgado (Brockton); Chrispin Sokol, Selvin Marquez, Edson da Veiga (Durfee); Carlentz Jean Pierre, Athan Cabral, Diogo Tavares, Edahi Mejia (New Bedford)

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Anthony Dilbert, Sylberto Brevil, Xavier Arriola, Jerry Registe (Boston International); Christopher Acosta, Helio Spinola, Santiago Mosquera (East Boston); Rick Da Moura, Emanuel Barros, Sam Amara (Dearborn); Yussef Oulalite, Damon Grannan, Gerson Calles (Latin Academy); Yevegueny Glemaud, Wiskenly Fils-Aime (TechBoston); Roni Mejia, Franklin Vasquez (Brighton); Ayevbosa Osemwekha, Yves Edward Bruno (New Mission); Emilio Moriarity, Adam Tuerkia (O’Bryant); William Amorin, Loosen Louis (Madison Park); Brayan Solano (Charlestown); Daoud Messaoudan (Snowden); Giscar Saint Germain (Excel); Wadler Aubourg, Max Kervens (CASH)

MVP: Rick da Moura

CAPE AND ISLANDS

ATLANTIC: Omari Perry, Kauan Gon, Austin Remmey, Cullen Kavanaugh (Nauset); Marcelo Diamantino, Bruno Maia, Sebastian Lliguichuzhca, Vitor Cruz (Barnstable); Graham Tinkham, Colby Kyle, Theo Allenby, Willian Zanelatto (Falmouth); Caleb Dubin, Finn McLeod, Kayo Sampaio (Martha’s Vineyard)

MVP: Marcelo Diamantino

MARITIME: Brandon Hall, John Richard, Matheus Emigdio, William Donahue (Dennis-Yarmouth); Ryan Laramee, Tate Laramee, Seamus St. Pierre, Niko Vujosevic (Monomoy); Edvin Valentukevicius, Stoyan Popov, Ryan Coleman, Alex Ivilov (Nantucket); Cody Boghan, Greg Codjoe, Gabe Codjoe, Sebastian Ramos (Saint John Paul); Jacob Carlson, Samuel Coelho (Sturgis West)

LIGHTHOUSE: Isaiah Stacey, Brady Livingston (Cape Cod Academy); Marc Djikaev, Ezra Ackerman, Luke-Okoshi-Michel (Falmouth Academy); Declan Rivera, Anthony Vieira, Zeke Ingersoll, Lucas Menezes, Khalil Senat, Robert Domey (Rising Tide); Henry Ellis, Beau Bailey-Gates, Adam Alharthy, Brady Sheehan (Sturgis East)

MVP: Declan Rivera

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Thomas O’Brien, Evan Burns (Essex Tech); Andre Groberio, Nick Stein (Hamilton-Wenham); Ned Buletza, Spencer McDavitt (Ipswich); Rocco Scenna, Kelen Cardinal (Lynnfield); Sammy Bothwell, Finn Birkeland (Manchester-Essex); Grady Smith, Ryan Gasbarro (Newburyport); Finn Rodger, Maz Gulino, Gavin Wesley (North Reading); Brayden Jennings (Pentucket); Zakarya Bouafi (Rockport)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Finn Rodger, Sammy Bothwell

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Zach Caisse, Masso Cooper, Ben Foster, Will Carroll, Logan Brenizer, Connor Tangney (Bishop Feehan); Mehdi Khemmich, Anthony Gomez, Santiago Gil Perez, Cian LeVasseur, Mauricio Marin (St. Mary’s); Antonio Guarino, Robert Cibotti, Charles Dennison, Jose Daniel Sanchez Mora (Archbishop Williams); Thomas DaSilva, Ben Clark, Nick Iula Keeper (Cardinal Spellman); Brandon Bonilla, Colin Ramey, Ben Kelly (Arlington Catholic); Marco Da Costa, Ethan Silva (Bishop Stang); Danny Rowan, Marcus Simon (Bishop Fenwick)

MVP: Zach Caisse

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Matt Droggits, James Minor St. John’s Prep, Finn McCabe, Matt Foley, Jack Quigley, Matt Theodore (St. John’s Prep); Marcio DeOliveira, Seta Tah, Will Baltas, Daniel Lau, Tyler Gladu (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Andrew Logie, Sean Keevan, Pano Haseotes, Costa Travaviakas (Xaverian); Jake McConville, Colin Daley, Chris Curran, Gavin Freeman (BC High); Osini Casey, Liam Donovan (Malden Catholic); Jonny Camargo, Byron Azurdia Cedino (Catholic Memorial) MVP: Jake McConville

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Gustavo Teixeira, Jesus Martinez, Anthony Hernandez, Nico Cardona, Dimitri Mirogiannis, Sammy Perez (Northeast); Ethan Melanson, Jayden Perez, Jack Bourque, Davide Vitale (Shawsheen); Gio De Oliveira, Kwasi Boateng II, Gabriel Soave, Jayden Flores (Greater Lowell); Anthony Zavala, Gabriel Alvarez, Ricky Merida (Lynn Tech); Wesley Rosell, Liam Powers, Cameron Martins (Mystic Valley); Nick Goodwin, Adam DiCiacco (Lowell Catholic)

MVP: Gustavo Teixeira

SMALL: Thomas Kotas, Anthony Rubim, Nicholas Rapaglia, Michael DeLeon, Jimmy Bano (Greater Lawrence); Cristian Garcia Bermudez, Jelder DeLeon, Eric DeLeon, Rafael Consoro (KIPP); Roman Treadwell, Brayden Sullivan, Drew Morse (Minuteman); Logan Barnes, Owen Kearnan, Owen Butters (Innovation); Logan Pickering, Zachary Zimmerman, Joao Victor Morris (Whittier); Alex Richard, Axel Deleve (Nashoba Tech)

MVP: Thomas Kotas

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Jamo Velez, Eli Siefer, Cole Henschke (Concord-Carlisle); Gavin Sousa, Nico Bradley, Jack Moran (Newton South); Spencer Goss (Bedford); Noah Silva, Grant Cosimi (Weston); David Marotta (Lincoln-Sudbury); Alex Xiang (Westford); Manas Kontham (Acton-Boxboro); Jack Gavron (Wayland); Sebby Munera (Boston Latin)

THORPE: Kylan Pavlik, Matias Bout, Jack Peppercorn (Concord-Carlisle); Oliver Helmling, Callum Morgan (Newton South); Lucas Dos Santos, Leo Albuquerque (Westford Academy); Eyasu Tseagaye, Shentao Tien Crawly (Cambridge); Justin Nasdor, Chris Kanki (Lincoln-Sudbury); Will McKnight (Acton-Boxborough)

FOLEY: Phil Fitch, Nolan Hua, Nate Whitworth (Weston); Alex Crawford, Lucas Yemin (Wayland); Caleb Kohn, Trevor Gracombe (Boston Latin); Christian Vega Garcia, Kelvin Orellana (Waltham); Leo Natalizio (Bedford)

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Angel Ortez, Brayan Medina, Francisco Navarrete, Malek Sakhari (Revere); Kareem Drissi, Luvens Hector, Bryan Ribeiro (Everett); Jose Licardie, Ahmed Abdelrahman (Lynn English); Jose Joj, Christian Palacios (Chelsea); Gabriel Dos Reis, Imani Mixon (Somerville); Arthur Bragnanca, Michael Pach (Medford); Santos Alvarez (Lynn Classical); Mike Joseph (Malden)

MVP: Angel Ortez

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

Garrett Scagliarini, Matt Honekamps, Wyatt Herndon (Franklin); Jackson Mercieri, Zach Gilson, Craig Churchill, Luke Churchill (Oliver Ames); Cooper Austin, Tyler Znoj, Matt Sullivan (Mansfield); Tiko Lourenco, Andrey Moura, Danny DaSilva, Gabe Santos (Milford); Patrick Etienvre, Logan Shiner-McCracken (North Attleboro); Vlad Shkolnikov, Diego Martinez (Sharon); Mason Prive, Corvengdjimy Thomas (Attleboro); Anthony D’Amassio (Stoughton); Vlad Francoeur, Corry Bien-Aime Canton); Henry Griffin (Foxboro); Aidan Alvezi (King Philip); Xavier Machado (Taunton)

MVP: Garrett Scagliarini, Luke Churchill

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Vincent De Oliveira, Moses Deoliveira Carvalho, Brian Breder, Julius Deoliveira Joseph (Southeastern); Cameron Curtis, Saul Martinez, Tiago Louro (Bristol-Plymouth); Andrew Gesner, Donovan Gonzaga, Aiden Furtado (Diman); Aaron Santillian (Tri-County); Kevin Huggins (Blue Hills)

MVP: Cameron Curtis

SMALL: Gabriel Martins, Kyle De Freitas, Lucas Santos, Alex Malone (Cape Cod Tech); Liam Barton, Sean Murphy, Samuel Reynolds (Upper Cape); Colin MacVarish, Nate Smith (South Shore); Landon Hunter, Noah Pimental (Old Colony); Michael Mathisen (Norfolk Aggie); Ethan Deneault (Bristol Aggie)

MVP: Gabriel Martins

COMPREHENSIVE: Noah Amaral, Will Quinlan, Nyzaiah Pacheco, Zachary Lopes (Westport); Thalys Silva, Shawn Kalunga, Bradley Flores (Atlantis Charter); Boon Ouelette, Ajani Bunting (Wareham); Emani Mossop, Javari Etienne (Holbrook); Jason Maguire (Avon)

MVP: Emani Mossop

MCSAO

NORTH: Mo Mehaya, Jaime Cortez, Gustavo Sampiao, Bryan Suarez, Edgardo Bonilla (Excel); Kelvin Souza, Rayane Chaibi, Hussein Alarashi, Daniel Taye (Pioneer); Blaise Nkwetta, Ateh Njinju, Lucas Santos, Allen Nyochembang (Salem Academy); Carlos Tavares, Joao Picano, Joao Resende, Thaddus Nkem (CCSL); Alejandro Moreno, Gedeon Leroy, Anurag Lamichhane (PHA); Abdi Abdirahman, Jhon Tenjovasquez, Dante Foster (BCCS); Sawyer Hopkins, Dagim Yihdego (CCSC)

SOUTH: Edisson Claimond, William Crowley, Nick Esty, Andiglo Belizaire, Edrick Georges (RPHS); Alejandro Monterroso, Steve Cargill, Kelvin Nworie, Ramoy Robinson (NHCS); Franco Rojas, Alex Clement (SSCPS); Andre Lubin, Louis Mary-Joseph (New Heights); Thierry Gomes, Kaleb Alves (Argosy); Samsom Asmelash, Dredin Susber (Codman); Kerby Sylvestre, Steijhude Venant (Boston Prep); Kayden Charlotin, Caleb Ruiz-Medina (Brooke)

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Alex Morgan, Enzo Urquizo (Andover); Vincent McGann, Jason Xintaropoulos, Ryan Jacob (Billerica); Tristan White, Matthew Crocker (Central Catholic); Spencer Forgan, John Kivlan (Chelmsford); Denzel Tema (Dracut); Deacon Philippe, Jonathan Matombo (Haverhill); Joao Ricci (Lawrence); Davi DeSouza, Ilembo Kiza, Alexander Garcia (Lowell); Michael Holloran, Dylan Gavin, Andy Rodriquez (Methuen); Trevor Hunter, Nathan Solivan (North Andover); Salvatore Catanzano (Tewksbury)

MVP: Vincent McGann

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

LIBERTY: Eoghan Murphy, Marco Arcieiri, David Kutrolli, Marc Chedid, Dillon Noonan (Lexington); Peter Cloherty, Jacob Naylor, Shea Paoletti-Newton, Samuel Neal, Jonathan Peng (Arlington); Andrew Schreiner, Owen Filler, Thomas Borkowski, Daniel Liu (Belmont); Nick Mirogiannis, Quinn Synnott, Jacob Frank (Reading); Tommy Barlos, Sina Hendricks (Winchester); Neel Tulachan (Woburn)
MVP: Eoghan Murphy
FREEDOM: Charles Gagne, Jack Millward, Matt Keefe, Aidan Bligh, Alex de Morias (Wakefield); Tyler Lecomte, Matteo Giovanardi, Dante Lamenta, Aiden Murphy (Melrose); Jeylani Thiam, Gustavo Gualberto, Pedro Borges (Watertown); Simone Pastore, Sean Torpey, Max Leavitt (Burlington); Cameron Forest, Samuel Goncalves, Samuel Campbell (Stoneham); Jon Mehr, Joe Glaser (Wilmington)
MVP: Jack Millward

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Rory Zampese, Miles Fontela-Tuttle (Marblehead); Jack Fiedler, Aidan Colleran (Masconomet); Daniel Silva, Owen Perry, Connor Connolly (Beverly); Max Arredondo (Swampscott); Wesdra Silva (Gloucester); Gianluca Locilento (Danvers); Kacper Kowalczyk (Peabody); Ian Souza (Salem)

ALL-STARS: Wesley Roberts, Connor Sullivan, Mark Beatty (Beverly); Costa Shub, Jack Raymond, George Spellios (Swampscott); Gabe Franciosa, Tennant Bryson (Masconomet); Dylan Smith, Stefano Numerosi (Gloucester); Luke Miller, Ilan Druker (Marblehead); Sebastian Yepes, Noah Bayersdorfer (Winthrop); Joaquin Nunes, Derek Collins (Peabody); Xavier Martinez, Jhony Castillo Avila (Saugus); Bradley Piscitello (Danvers); Kevyn Barbosa (Salem)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rory Zampese

PATRIOT LEAGUE

KEENAN: Brooks O’Brien, Gavin Bohan, Alejandro Mendoza, Joseph Baraky (Duxbury); Jacob Riker, Brayden Lawler, Alessandro Neyra, Spencer Coppola, Nick Harris, Adam Healey (Hingham); Owen Cregan, Joe Ciocca, Daragh Hume (Marshfield); Dylan Healy, Pat Moore (Plymouth North); Hunter Pomella, Logan Harrington, Logan McLeod (Silver Lake); Finn McKenna (Whitman-Hanson)

MVP: Jacob Riker

FISHER: Aiden Richards, Matt Bellerby, Kacper Borkewicz (Hanover); Emmet Allen (North Quincy); Shane Crowley, Jack Duperre, Gabe Rushing, Danny Flynn, Jack Eva, Colin Blake (Pembroke); Jimmy Pike (Plymouth South); Shane McPhillips (Quincy); Ashton Seymour, Ben Roche, Darren Gould, Alex Roche, Owen Hofford (Scituate)

MVP: Shane Crowley

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Mason Deneault, Nicolas Scanlon, Nate Oliveira, Davi Lima (Somerset Berkley); Josh Snyder (Apponequet); Luke DeVoe, Tyler Porto, Grady Oliveira (Old Rochester); Owen Borges (Case); Brendan Marinelli (West Bridgewater); Quinn Moriarty, Nathan Reynolds (Bourne); Brennan Silva, Tiago Conceição, Ryan Moitsos (Dighton-Rehoboth); Tyler Goulard, Kyle Franco (Seekonk)

MVP: Ryan Moitsos

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

Nicholas Silva, Niall Fogarty, Landon Raposa, Caleb DaSilva (Dartmouth); Kyle Perez-Magee, Aidan Cullinane, Nathan Traer (Bridgewater-Raynham)

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

SULLIVAN: Ronan Coffey, Gavin Blake, Nick Adams, Nolan McKenna, Sam Pesko, Ryan Johnson (Norwell); Noah Jordan, Kaiky Araujo, Dylan Miller, Mikey MacDougall, Jacob Asplund (Rockland); EJ Corliss, Brady Hill, Jayden Wilson, Brody Lovell (East Bridgewater); Thomas Sutton (Sandwich); Nick Confar, Troy Baker (Middleboro); Jonas Norsica, Dalvaughn Daley, Lucas Duarte (Randolph)

MVP: Gavin Blake

TOBIN: Nathan Askjaer, Cian Casey, Wylie Gardner, Max Crews, Ty Rudnick, Michael Cunning, Michael Sheehan (Cohasset); Max Lindo, Aiden Grafton, Cole Lindo, Nathan Sullivan (Abington); Max Day, Nick McDonald, Christian Truglia, Finn Walsh (Hull); Michael McGrail, Yianno Palvo (Mashpee)

MVP: Nathan Askjaer

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Andre Costa, Keshawn Graham, Baily Fong (Ashland); Thomas Crandall (Bellingham); Brian Dunne, Sotiri Tiglianidis, Tim Holton (Dedham); Hamilton Tsen, Caio Dos Santos, Jack Martin (Dover-Sherborn); Owen Montalto, Danny Burke (Holliston); Zach Beauchemin (Hopkinton); Charlie Curmi, Max Tillman, Sean Graham (Medfield); Kevin McMahon, Alex Stott (Medway) ; Pace Ribeiro, Andrew Bennett (Norton); Mateo Diaz (Norwood); AJ Alex, Trevor Ferreira (Westwood)

MVP: Danny Burke, Charlie Curmi