Tess Barrett (Cohasset)

Bella Bingham (Walpole)

Maggie Blosser (Masconomet)

Megan Carney (Duxbury)

Annie Comella (Wellesley)

Emma Darling (Weston)

Riley Devlin (Falmouth)

Taylor deVos (Oliver Ames)

Raegan Dillon (St. John Paul)

Paige Flanders (Norwell)

Kylie Fuller (West Bridgewater)

Nicole Gangi (Woburn)

Elsie Harper (Hull)

Gabriella Hermsdorf (Winchester)

Brooke Kennedy (Bishop Feehan)

Allie Lanciani (North Reading)

Milla Lee (Dover-Sherborn)

Anna Leschley (Brookline)

Dani Lomuscio (King Philip)

Jacqueline Manning (North Quincy)

Aliza Margolis (Wakefield)

Sadie Mathis (Acton-Boxboro)

Cassidy Moriarty (Natick)

Kelly O’Connor (Franklin)

Courtney Pickles (Methuen)

Georgia Prouty (Danvers)

Maddie Recupero (Hopkinton)

Amanda Schneider (Masconomet)

Sarah Tressler (Central Catholic)

Georgie Wilson (Hamilton-Wenham)

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

TESS BARRETT

COHASSET

The senior was a US Soccer Coaches All-American, scoring 29 goals and 27 assists, finishing with 217 career points (123 goals, 94 assists). She was All-New England for a third time and earned SSL MVP honors for a fourth straight year. She has committed to Boston College.

BELLA BINGHAM

WALPOLE

The junior forward had 14 goals and seven assists, earning Bay State Conference (Herget Division) MVP. Also a captain on the girls basketball team and an honor roll member, Bingham plays for the NEFC 2008 GA club soccer team and has verbally committed to playing at Fairfield University.

MAGGIE BLOSSER

MASCONOMET

The sophomore had 34 goals and 12 assists, with a hat trick four times in an undefeated Div. 2 state title run. She was chosen as a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star and selected to the All-State team.

MEGAN CARNEY

DUXBURY

The Patriot League’s Most Valuable Player had 28 goals and 11 assists en route to the Div. 2 championship game. She was an All-New England member and the Div. 2 Player of the Year. She is also a three-time Patriot League All-Star, and a two-time state champion in girls hockey, and a member of the National Honor Society.

ANNIE COMELLA

WELLESLEY

Following a season in which she led Wellesley to its first Div. 1 state title in two decades, Comella was an All-New England player, the Bay State Conference MVP, and a league All-Star. The track and field standout has been a Bay State Conference All-Star four times. She will run track at the University of Michigan.

EMMA DARLING

WESTON

The senior had 31 goals, including a hat trick in Weston’s Div. 3 playoff opener against Bishop Fenwick, and six assists, finishing with 93 career points (63 goals, 30 assists). Academically, she received the Honors Physics award, and a Letter of Commendation (Intermediate Mandarin). The forward is a three-time club soccer member of Surf Select, and a current player with the New England Surf 06/07 State Navy Team. She will go to Amherst College.

RILEY DEVLIN

FALMOUTH

The striker-midfielder hybrid converted for 13 goals and four assists in 2024, and was the Cape and Islands League MVP. Devlin was a league All-Star for a second time. An honor roll student, the senior likes boating during the summer months.

TAYLOR DEVOS

OLIVER AMES

The senior was the Hockomock League (Davenport Division) MVP after aiding Oliver Ames to the Div. 2 Elite Eight. The center back had 10 goals and eight assists and was a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star. She is committed to Fairfield University for soccer and will study marketing.

RAEGAN DILLON

ST. JOHN PAUL II

Dillon sniped 40 goals and dished out 13 assists and was Cape and Islands League MVP, breaking the school record for goals in a single campaign and career (88). A National Honor Society Member with highest honors, the senior is a C&I League All-Star in basketball, and plays for the girls lacrosse program.

PAIGE FLANDERS

NORWELL

Flanders had 24 goals and 21 assists en route to being South Shore League Co-MVP. The senior led the Clippers to the Div. 3 Final Four and was named to the All-New England and All-State teams. The First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star closes her high school career as a two-time state champion with 86 points (45 goals, 41 assists). Flanders is a member of the National Honor Society and committed to play at Holy Cross.

KYLIE FULLER

WEST BRIDGEWATER

Fuller had 35 goals and six assists as the South Coast Conference’s Most Valuable Player for the second time, and a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star. With 182 career points (139 goals, 43 assists), the senior finishes as the highest-scoring individual in school history. A member of the Spanish National Honor Society and a Merrimack soccer commit, Fuller intends to major in kinesiology.

NICOLE GANGI

WOBURN

The Middlesex League’s leading goal scorer (15) was the Liberty Division’s Most Valuable Player. She led Woburn to an appearance in the Div. 1 tournament, and was an All-New England player on top of being an All-State pick. The junior striker is a high honor roll student, and has been named captain for the Tanners next season. Gangi also is a standout member of the school’s track and field program, owning multiple school records.

ELSIE HARPER

HULL

The senior center back led the Pirates to the Div. 5 state championship, and was South Shore League Player of the Year. Harper is the President of the National Honor Society at Hull, having been on the honor roll four years.

GABRIELLA HERMSDORF

WINCHESTER

The junior center back stood out among a defensive core that allowed just five goals (14 shutouts) in 18 regular season games. The Middlesex League MVP and Eastern Mass. All-Star plays club soccer with the FC Stars ECNL White 08 team, and is a member of the National Honor Society.

BROOKE KENNEDY

BISHOP FEEHAN

A Catholic Central League MVP and First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star for a third time in 2024, Kennedy helped Bishop Feehan to the Div. 1 final. The midfielder made the All-New England list, and chosen as a CCL All-Star for a fourth time. Kennedy serves as the President of the National Honor Society at Bishop Feehan, and is a member of the National Math, Art, English, French and Science Honor Societies. She is committed to Fairfield University for soccer, where she will major in psychology.

ALLIE LANCIANI

NORTH READING

The junior was Cape Ann League Player of the Year and an Eastern Mass. All-Star. The striker and center back hybrid was also All-State. Lanciani participates with the Aztec club soccer team, which is ranked No. 1 overall in Massachusetts and 49th nationwide. She boasts a 3.96 GPA with high honors, is a recipient of the Art Award, and a key member of the girls basketball teamg.

MILLA LEE

DOVER-SHERBORN

Lee scored a program-record 37 goals in 2024, and was Tri-Valley League MVP. The senior led the Raiders to the Div. 3 Elite Eight, and was an Eastern Mass. All-Star and an All-New England player. The strike is Dover-Sherborn’s all-time leading goal scorer (52 overall). She is committed to play at Boston College.

ANNA LESCHLY

BROOKLINE

The Dartmouth College soccer commit had no shortage of key moments for Brookline during its run to the Div. 1 Final Four. The center midfielder was a Bay State Conference All-Star for a second time and made All-State once again as well. A National Honor Society student and a nominee for the Curtin Prize, Leschly also runs indoor and outdoor track and is a member of its championship-winning 4×800 team.

DANI LOMUSCIO

KING PHILIP

The Hockomock League (Kelley-Rex Division) MVP had 27 goals and 22 assists as an Eastern Mass. All-Star for a second time. She was selected as a United Soccer Coaches Association All-New England player, and chosen to the All-State team. The midfielder totaled 96 points (48 goals, 48 assists). Lomuscio is a Member of the National Honor Society and the English and Spanish National Societies. The senior is committed to playing soccer at Stonehill College.

JACQUELINE MANNING

NORTH QUINCY

Manning was Patriot League (Fisher Division) MVP after recording 16 goals and adding five assists last season. The junior striker and center midfielder was a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star, and also chosen for the All-State roster. Manning has 44 career points (33 goals, 11 assists). The honor roll student plays for the 2008 Scorpions South ECNL Regional club team and coaches with Quincy Youth Soccer (U6 First Kicks).

ALIZA MARGOLIS

WAKEFIELD

Margolis was a Middlesex League All-Conference member and the Freedom Division’s Most Valuable Player, chosen as a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star and named EMGSCA Team MVP. The senior is the Vice President of the National Honor Society at Wakefield, and a recipient of the 2024 SILS and WPI Book Awards, as well as team captain in basketball.

SADIE MATHIS

ACTON-BOXBORO

The senior was All-New England, and selected to play in the High School All-American Game. The First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star netted seven goals and tacked on seven assists and was Dual County League Player of the Year. The four-year honor roll student plays club soccer with the FC Stars. She is committed to Boston College, where she will continue her career.

CASSIDY MORIARTY

NATICK

The senior captain had seven goals and three assists for Natick during its trip to the Div. 1 semifinals. The midfielder and center back paced the Red Hawks to a Bay State Conference title, and was named to the All-New England list while being selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star. She closes her career as a two-time state champion, with 36 points (29 goals, seven assists). Moriarty plays club soccer with the FC Stars ECNL National White team, and is committed to Bryant University.

KELLY O’CONNOR

FRANKLIN

O’Connor registered 30 goals and seven assists in 2024, and was a Hockomock League All-Star. The senior forward was All-New England and All-State. Throughout her entire high school tenure, she has been an honor roll student. O’Connor is committed to Fairfield University for soccer, where she will major in business.

COURTNEY PICKLES

METHUEN

The senior forward and Merrimack Valley Conference Player of the Year had 22 goals and six assists this fall as a First Team Eastern Mass. All-Star for a second time. Each of her four seasons, Pickles was MVC All-Conference. Also a four-year honor roll student, the senior is committed for soccer to Providence College.

GEORGIA PROUTY

DANVERS

One of two players to be named an All-American in Massachusetts, Prouty was the Div. 3 Player of the Year as the all-time leading scorer at Danvers with 163 career points with 100 goals and 63 assists (a program record). The attacking midfielder was also Northeastern Conference Player of the Year and an Eastern Mass. All-Star.The high honor roll student played club soccer with the NEFC GA 07 Navy Team. She is committed to Boston University to continue her soccer career.

MADDIE RECUPERO

HOPKINTON

Recupero recorded 28 goals in 2024, a new single-season program record. The attacking midfielder also passed out 15 assists to finish with 37 in her four years, matching the top season mark for the program while setting a career record. The team captain was Tri-Valley League MVP once again, and chosen as an All-New England member for the second time. Recupero plays for the FC Stars ECNL National club team, and is committed to Princeton.

AMANDA SCHNEIDER

MASCONOMET

The senior forward was an Eastern Mass. All-Star after powering Masconomet during its championship-winning season. In the Div. 2 title bout, she registered a hat trick for the Chieftains en route to a 5-0 win, and was Player of the Game. She was selected to the NEC All-Conference team for a third time, and to the All-State roster as well. She also won the Masconomet Girls Soccer Jennifer Daly Award. She is headed to Colby College next, where she plans on playing soccer and running track.

SARAH TRESSLER

CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The All-State player and Eastern Mass. All-Star was named All-Merrimack Valley Conference after finishing with 10 goals. She added six assists as the Raiders made the Div. 1 tournament. Tressler plays club soccer with the FC Stars ECNL Blue ‘09 team along with Safira Futsal, and is coming off a 2024 ECNL New England championship. With high honors, the sophomore has received Principal’s Recognition for Service and Leadership, while being named the winner of the Academic Scholar Award.

GEORGIA WILSON

HAMILTON-WENHAM

Wilson was Cape Ann League (Baker Division) Player of the Year after finishing with 19 goals and nine assists. The senior forward was Team MVP after guiding the Generals to the Div. 4 girls final. An honor roll member, Wilson has a decorated track and field background as a two-time state champion in the long jump (2023, 2024). She is committed to Bryant University, where her track career will continue.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Hannah Carr, Reilly Burke (Braintree); Anna Leschly, Sydney Freese, Vilena Tchernychev (Brookline); Sofia Carney (Framingham); Sadie Ruth, Noelle Gorham (Milton); Cassidy Moriarty, Olivia Penn, Kendall Hacker, Nicole Proia, Lydia Proia (Natick); Ava Chiappinelli (Needham); Grace Marchand, Vivian Kritzer (Newton North); Bella Bingham (Walpole); Annie Comella, Emily Burnham, Peyton Keyes (Wellesley); Ella Scalisi,Molly Tufts (Weymouth)

MVP: Annie Comella, Bella Bingham

BIG THREE

Nicole DePaulo, Lissa Dasilva Robalo, Campbell Miller, Marlyss Wagner (Brockton); Madeline Hargraces, Kaitlyn Coutu, Abigail Saunders, Rachael Silva, Presley Yentz (Durfee); Jaliyah Perry, Alexandra Martinez, Caitlyn Cordeiro (New Bedford)

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

Hazel O’Rouke, Yoselyn Orsorno, Lucy Osowiecki, Jackson Andrew (Latin Academy); Nia Buyu, Aiyanna Diaz, Aydanne Grant, Kasey Rodriguez (O’Bryant); Gladis Madrid, Isabella Munoz, Doris Landaverde (East Boston); Edzana Correia, Telcione Ramos (Boston International); Elisandra Da Veiga, Adalgisa Martins (Dearborn); Neicka Mathais, Jenny Jean (TechBoston); Kathrine Gutierrez Bonilla, Yuli Cortez Ordonez (Brighton); Jasmine Canas, Nelca Confident (New Mission); Sonia Lopes, Aiyana Pryor (Madison Park); Victoria Andrade Figueroa, Mariaeliza Vasquez Suazo (Snowden); Isabella Cano, Emely Flores (Charlestown)
MVP: Hazel O’Rourke

CAPE AND ISLANDS

ATLANTIC: Riley Devlin, Scarlett Oberton, Moe Lind (Falmouth); Haylie Parker Voravong (Barnstable); Violet Roche, Margaret Manganaro, Madeleine Coccoro, Caroline Bothfeld, Nina Swaby, Peyton Hill, Molly Farrell (Nauset); Eleanor Mone, Reese Malowski, Talia Maccaferri, Ella Ehrman (Martha’s Vineyard)

MVP: Riley Devlin

MARITIME: Raegan Dillon, Michaela Enright, Meah Dalrymple, Devin Crofford, Madeleine Boyle (St. John Paul); Adney Brannigan, Chelsea Gross, Harper LeBrecht, Myah Johnson (Nantucket); Chaiyenne Simmonds (Dennis-Yarmouth); Gigi Paravisini, Fiona Moore, Maya Flaherty (Monomoy); Sophia Lasnicki, Mary Kudarauskas, Mallory Drifmeyer (Sturgis West)

MVP: Raegan Dillon

LIGHTHOUSE: Lili Shanahan, Jenna Marsh (Cape Cod Academy); Lila Ewell, Emmy Ewell, Alivia Miranda, Lucia Ellis, Samirah Chalvire (Rising Tide); Faye McGuire, Susanna Lowell, Anna Jeffrey (Falmouth Academy); Noriann Wray, Keegan Endres, Mia Ives, Emerson Gardiner, Joy Kissa (Sturgis East)

MVP: Lili Shanahan

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Shannon Gibbs (Georgetown); Georgia Wilson, Annie Moynihan, Savannah Gauron (Hamilton-Wenham); Emma Rose, Bella Carroll, Bella Sykes (Lynnfield); Madi Cook (Manchester-Essex); Alexis Greenblott, Aoife Tykulsky, Natalie DeGraves (Newburyport); Alison Lanciani, Kierstin Higgins, Marisa Montana, Reilly Tassinari (North Reading)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Alison Lanciani, Georgie Wilson

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Emma Connerty, Bevan Doherty, Lucy Wilson (Notre Dame); Kayley DeAngelis, Melanie Nauta (Ursuline); Grace Frontiero, Sofia Dowd (Malden Catholic)

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

UPPER: Daise Acero, Lilly Githitu, Emily Hem, Talia Lowney, Alana Pimentel (Greater Lowell); Raziyah Macy, Kaleigh McCarthy (Innovation); Raquel Rego, Shayla Strickland (Lowell Catholic ); Lucia Antonucci, Julia Kerans, Abby Ssewankambo (Mystic Valley); Maria Cafaro, Judith Sloman, Sydney MacPherson, Kendra Minghella (Shawsheen); Charlotte Berube, Kamryn Eaton, Ainsley Rousseau (Whittier)

MVP: Lucia Antonucci

LOWER: Madelyn McKnelly, Andrea Mugerwa, Angela Mugerwa, Carson Pedreschi, Natalya Raiford (Academy of Notre Dame); Carmela Bellitti, Soanil Haskins, Jadaliss Montero (Greater Lawrence); Priscila Lopez (KIPP); Daisy Lopez, Rose Mendez (Lynn Tech); Achol Manyang, Samantha Monaghan (Minuteman); Mia Crones, Callie Olsen, Grace Shelton (Northeast); Delaney Auger, Amelia Lelievre, Destanee Soba, Sydney Rokita (Nashoba Tech)

MVP: Natalya Raiford

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

Sadie Mathis, Ruby Mathis, Natalie Stouch, Tiziri Tizi-Ougdal, Olive Straayer (Acton-Boxborough); Kate Collins (Bedford); Eliza Knight-Bairstow, Zoe Mattison, Lily Murphy (Boston Latin); Isabelle Larabee, Fio Eddy (Cambridge Rindge & Latin); Emmy O’Donnell, Ainsley Siefer, Liv Delaney, Teagan Graham, Braeden Peca, Catherine Kilmartin (Concord-Carlisle); Averie Hoff, Ciara Morrissey, Alexa Hoff, Annie Rapisarda (Lincoln-Sudbury); Jacquie Guinsburg, Joelle Weldon (Newton South); Mikayla Ryan, Talar Bedrossian (Waltham); Jackie Rainville, Zoe Middlestadt, Annie McQuilken, Maeve Moran (Wayland); Eleni Stowell, Alexa Coward, Ella DiRuggiero (Westford); Emma Darling, Sophia Simmons, Brady Jacboson, Anika Groff, Sofia Sanzone, Eva Ferris, Alex Darling (Weston)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sadie Mathis, Emma Darling

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Leila Smee, Caitlyn Logue, Wendy Santos, Delia Richardson (Somerville); Kaydee Rouse, Gianna Parker, Mea Papazoglou (Lynn Classical); Cecilia Colombo, Jossica Kouyate (Medford); Kaylin Olivia Folgar, Erika Mejia (Revere); Yelsa Garcia, Emilia Maria-Babcock (Everett); Maia Saeed, Makenzie Jenkins (Malden); Kimberly Fuentes Shavez (Chelsea); Hannah Clafley (Lynn English)
MVP: Jossica Kouyate

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

Tatum O’Brien, Zenda Gjoni (Attleboro); Paige Sullivan (Canton); Ava Picard, Sophia Pacella (Foxboro); Kelly O’Connor, Cassidy Carmignani, Morgan Lovell (Franklin); Mikayla Thompson, Dani Lomuscio, Addisyn Lamoth-Vaughn, Rhianna Mason (King Philip); Olivia Dunham, Aly Fernandes, Lauren Signoriello, Maddie Fernandes (Mansfield); Kyla Nashawaty (Milford); Ava Pratt (North Attleboro); Emma Gavin, Janiya Matier, Taylor deVos (Oliver Ames); Autumn Simon, Jessica Li (Sharon); Morgan Cook, Bianca Casna (Stoughton); Marybel DoRosario (Taunton)

MVP: Dani Lomuscio, Taylor deVos

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Aliya Anthony, Alexis D’Arcy, Caoilainn Knight (Blue Hills); Agapi Kouvlis, Savannah Gomes, Arliya Docanto,Layza Levy (Southeastern); Ashley Forrester, Leah Hull (Tri-County); Skylar Carvalho (Diman); Hannah Slavin, Zoe Onuegbu (Bristol-Plymouth)

MVP: Agapi Kouvlis

SMALL: Brenda Murphy, Olivia Maccan, Keira Keogh, Shealyn Harding (Norfolk Aggie); Rachel Curran, Jaelynn Harraden (Upper Cape); Lilah White, Ronni Putignano (Old Colony); Maya Crawford, Taylor Campanile (South Shore); Miriam Dubner (Cape Cod Tech); Olivia Tavares, Lauron Hess, Hannah Dyckman (Bristol Aggie)

MVP: Maya Crawford

COMPREHENSIVE: Ella Camara, Tess Silvia, Julia George, Lily Veracka (Westport); Brooke Saylor, Sophia Bernazzani (Holbrook); Jordyn Elwood, Julia Young (Wareham); Gianna Rosa, Hanelie Cadet, Savannah Beers (Avon); Sophia Ferreira (Atlantis Charter)

MVP: Lily Veracka

MCSAO

NORTH: Mariana Vera, Ana Freitas, Hannah McGrath, Victoria Honorato, Allison Henriquez (Excel); Lulu Dowling, Kaydence Malcolm, Colleen Durant, Erin Tracey (BCCS); Emily Green, Maria Alves, Fatima Nejmi, Alaa Zad (PCSS); Isabella Prophete, Jordan St. Germain, Breanna St. Germain, Valeria Reyes Sepulveda (PHA); Rianne Fondi, Dahianna Viciso, Erianna Contreras (Salem Academy); Allana Soares, Jadielys Rodriguez (CCSL)

SOUTH: Jillian Commesso, Muna Eze, Emma Mooney, Lizmary Quinones (SCCPS); Cecilia Mikala, Akeila Ogilvie, Gerwan Calixte, G. Ani Waite (RPHS); Jasmyn O’Garro, Sachane Exime, Jeneryce Rivas Sosa, Sanyrah Andrews (Brooke); Rania Seme, Betsy Carbajal (Boston Prep); Maryam Mohammad, Kyrah Simmons (Codman)

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Molly Purtschert (Andover); Molly Fitzgerald, Kaylie Govoni, Sara MacLeod (Billerica); Addison Brosnihan, Lucy Irwin, Sarah Parker, Sarah Tressler (Central Catholic); Kay Doherty, Julianna Lanzillo, Amiyah Milona (Chelmsford); Aubrey Rego (Dracut); Eve Barton, Makaylla Cederman (Haverhill); Lilly Parent (Lowell); Kate Fitzpatrick, Kiera Fitzpatrick, Courtnee Pickles (Methuen); Meg Daley (North Andover); Lyla Chapman, Cordelia (CJ) Zwirek (Tewksbury)

MVP: Courtnee Pickles

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Nicole Gangi (Woburn); Gabriella Hermsdorf, Ellie Kiernan (Winchester); Aliza Margolis (Wakefield); Bryn Ryan (Arlington); Jillian Collins (Wilmington); Caitlyn Tremblay (Burlington); Madeline Majchrzak (Lexington); Elsa Ryan (Watertown); Katelyn Clark (Woburn); Abby Taylor (Melrose)
ALL-STARS: Addison Darling, Dalia Carr (Arlington); Lily Hovsepian, Madhavi Ramadas, Sarah Yu, Martha Dimas (Belmont); Sol Ortiz DeRosa (Lexington); Lily Ossen, Juliet Semmes, Lila Savage, Lucca Ventura (Winchester); Katelyn Clark, Sydney Metivier, Riley Anderson (Woburn); Briana Thomas (Burlington); Jill Frawley, Sophie McElligott, Cadence L’Heureux, Paige Crovo (Melrose); Julia Bois, Mia Taranto (Stoneham); Shea Suntken, Abby Myette, Megan Clark (Wakefield); Moya Flanagan (Watertown); Alison McElligott. Cate MacDonald, Avery King, Erin McCarthy (Wilmington)

MVP: Nicole Gangi, Gabriella Hermsdorf, Aliza Margolis

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL CONFERENCE: Georgia Prouty, Ashley Freitas (Danvers); Madison Botta, Shawn Sewell (Saugus); Maggie Blosser, Amanda Schneider, Nicole Schneider, Lily Blosser (Masconomet); Alessandra Forgione, Ally Bettencourt, Connie Patturelli (Peabody); Greta Siefken (Swampscott)

DUNN: Lila Doucette, Addi McCarty (Danvers); Sami Fogarty (Beverly); Teagan Skulley, Riley Bovardi, Cate Shaffer (Masconomet); Callie Gilmore, Ava Machado (Marblehead); Brooke Lomasney, Madi Barrett (Peabody)

LYNCH: Skye Ciolino, Taiya Mano (Gloucester); Shalyn Sewell Saugus, Layla Manderson, Liliana Hernandez (Saugus); Sydney Agno, Samantha Agno (Salem); Fiona Keaney, Cecilia Tripp (Swampscott); Talia Martucci (Winthrop)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Georgia Prouty

PATRIOT LEAGUE

KEENAN: Megan Carney, Lauren Sutliffe, Maddie Gage, Kendall Quinn, Regan Donovan, Grey Metzler, Olivia Coperine (Duxbury); Hannah Lasch, Grace Maroney, Taylor Bello, Megan O’Neil (Hingham); Camryn Picard, Sienna Bossey, Kayla DiPasquale, Rowan Malvey (Marshfield); Makenna Foley, Amelia Finley, Abby Chambers (Plymouth North); Caitlin Snow, Maddie McLeod, Avery DePaul (Silver Lake); Madeleine Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Kowlski (Whitman-Hanson)

MVP: Megan Carney

FISHER: Sophie Schiller, Callie Baldwin, Maelyn Foley, Madison Pongratz (Hanover); Jacqueline Manning, Sadie Nugent (Pembroke); Solana Robbins (Plymouth South); Ciara Folan (Quincy); Isla Anderson, Cecilia Griffin, Patricia Gibbons, Piper Crotty, Maya Korman (Scituate)

MVP: Jacqueline Manning

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Emma Seaberg, CeCe Levrault (Apponequet); Paige Meda (Bourne); Abigail Gauthier (Case); Haleigh Kelley (Dighton-Rehoboth); Eva Beltran (Fairhaven); Kendra Santiago (Greater New Bedford); Liz Feeney, Delaney Chase, Audrey Thomas (Old Rochester); Brielle Placido (Seekonk); Emily Fernandes, Makenzie Pires, Aryanna Secia (Somerset Berkley); Samara David, Kylie Fuller, Kerri Gomes (West Bridgewater)

MVP: Kylie Fuller

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

Willow Forbes-Smith, Isabella Johnson, Zoe Denune, Lila Wilcox (Bridgewater-Raynham); Remy Barber, Katherine Canniff, Katherine Cheesebro (Dartmouth)

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

SULLIVAN: Paige Flanders, Olga Spasic, Kelsey Tuttle, Hannah Morse, Anja Johnson, Ally Kelley (Norwell); Ella Lang, Lily Pavidis, Jackie Pohl, Kayleigh Shea (East Bridgewater); Emilie Trainque, Mia Radzik, Emilee Dunham, Kaitlyn Asplund (Rockland); Kailyn Jaroszuk, Ayla Whitney, Abi Kinney, Sophia Wanat (Sandwich); Meghan Youngquist, Jessica Perry (Middleboro)

MVP: Paige Flanders

TOBIN: Elsie Harper, Fallon Ryan, Elly Thomas, Brianna Ramos, Libby Harper, Montana Alibrandi (Hull); Tess Barrett, Ava Carcio, Regan Carroll, Georgia Royston (Cohasset); Brenna Howley, Zoie Maslanka, Carly Agnew (Abington); Emma Kelley, Rachel Fish, Ella Varetimes (Mashpee); Sara Stairs, Jadyn Sotomayor (Carver)

MVP: Elsie Harper, Tess Barrett

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Vanessa Thompson (Ashland); Calleigh Elder (Bellingham); Ava Finn (Dedham); Milla Lee, Hayden Sumner (Dover-Sherborn); Claire Fitzgerald, Anya Holden, Kaylee MacDonald (Holliston); Alex Clarke, Ashley McCann, Maddie Recupero, Nina Tzouganatous (Hopkinton); Elizabeth George, Sidney Heavey, Audrey Grandinetti, Jules Lane (Medfield); Regan Longval, Ari Keaney (Medway); Ella Maher (Millis); Adeline Corcoran, Zoe Santos (Norton); Mackenzie Flynn (Norwood); Harper Morrison, Erin Gannon (Westwood)

MVP: Maddie Recupero, Milla Lee