Alexander Bajoras (St. John’s Prep)

Joseph Baker (Beverly)

Aidan Baum (Milford)

Mikey Boulanger (Milford)

Thomas Brown (Chelmsford)

Caden Chase (Central Catholic)

Vinny DeMaio (Methuen)

Nicholas Desisto (Tewksbury)

Braedon Goes (St. John’s Prep)

Cole Glynn (Central Catholic)

Matthew Harrold (Haverhill)

Antoine Jackman (Greater Lowell)

Cyrus Jones (Sharon)

Jonathan Moraes (Melrose)

Yandel Morales (Andover)

Peter Rincan (Billerica)

Nathan Sayers (Xaverian)

James Tildsley (Shawsheen)

Sidney Tildsley (Shawsheen)

John Woodall (Franklin)

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

ALEXANDER BAJORAS

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The heavyweight standout capped an impressive career by winning a title at the National High School Championships, the Division 1 North title and a runner-up spot at the State, All-State and New England tournaments. The National Honor Society member is a four-time Academic All-American.

JOSEPH BAKER

BEVERLY

Baker was nearly unstoppable at 165 pounds as he put together a 50-1 campaign, winning the Lowell Holidays, Division 1 North Sectional, State and All-State titles. His win at the All-State was a first for any wrestler at Beverly High. The Northeastern Conference Wrestler of the Year ended his career with a 156-31 record and a pair of sectional titles.

AIDAN BAUM

MILFORD

The 144-pound senior went 54-3 on the season, winning the Division 2 Central, State and All-State titles before finishing up with a fifth-place performance at the New Englands. Baum wrapped up his career with a 189-20 record, two sectional and state titles as well as a four-time New England qualifier. The honor roll student with a 3.8 GPA will wrestle at the University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse.

MIKEY BOULANGER

MILFORD

The 157-pound senior was undefeated on the season, winning all 55 matches and titles at the Lowell Holidays, Division 2 Central, State, All-State and the New Englands. Boulanger finished with a 185-23 record, and three sectional and state titles. A member of the National Honor Society as well as several other academic groups, Boulanger will attend Duke where he plans to major in biomedical engineering.

THOMAS BROWN

CHELMSFORD

The senior standout put his name in the equation for best heavyweight in state history as went 51-0 on the season with 44 of the wins coming via pin. He was named the Outstanding Wrestler at the Division 1 Central Sectional, State and All-State tournaments. For his career, Brown was 213-2 with 198 pins and a winning streak of 168 dating to his freshman year. He will attend Villanova on a football scholarship.

CADEN CHASE

CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The 190-pound junior put together a 50-3 season with wins at the Division 1 North, State and All-States, while placing third at the New Englands. A member of the football team, Chase trains at both Doughboy Wrestling and Smitty’s Wrestling Barn. His academic goals are to study economics and political science in college.

VINNY DEMAIO

METHUEN

DeMaio was the hallmark of consistency at 175 pounds, reaching the finals of the Lowell Holidays, while winning the Division 1 North Sectional and State titles. The first-team all-Merrimack Valley Conference performer was third at the All-States and fourth in the New Englands. The junior has a career mark of 183-20 and has placed at the States and All-States three times. An honor roll student, DeMaio has a 4.0 GPA.

NICHOLAS DESISTO

TEWKSBURY

The 120-pound junior was the Division 3 North and State champion as well as an All-State and New England finalist. An honor roll student, Desisto is a four-time sectional champion, three-time state champion and two-time All-State and New England finalist. He has amassed 150 wins in his career.

BRAEDON GOES

ST. JOHN’S PREP

Goes put together an impressive 58-2 season, winning the Division 1 North, State and All-State titles, while placing third in the New Englands at 126 pounds. As a junior, he was third in the All-State and New Englands. A three-time Academic All-American, Goes trains at Smitty’s Wrestling Barn in New Hampshire.

COLE GLYNN

CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The 113-pound senior was 56-4 on the season, winning the Division 1 State and All-State titles, while taking fourth at the New England championships. A two-time State and All-State champion, Glynn is a high honors student with a 5.31 GPA. A Harvard Book Club Award winner, Glynn plans on majoring in mechanical engineering in college.

MATTHEW HARROLD

HAVERHILL

Harrold won the Division 1 North Sectional, State and All-State titles at 215 pounds, while taking second in the New England tournament. Harrold has won 165 matches in his career, including three sectional and two state titles with a year to go. Harrold trains at Doughboy Wrestling Club.

ANTOINE JACKMAN

GREATER LOWELL

The 106-pound sophomore posted a 45-7 record with 27 pins. A two-time All-State finalist, Jackman advanced to the championship match at the New Englands. Jackman is a two-time State Vocational and Division 1 North Sectional champion. He wrestles at Doughboy Wrestling Club

CYRUS JONES

SHARON

The 175-pound junior earned his second straight All-Scholastic berth after winning the sectional and state titles and finishing second at the New Englands. A three-time sectional champion and two-time All-State finalist, Jones has an overall record of 112-13. A member of the National Honor Society, Jones trains at Metrowest United.

JONATHAN MORAES

MELROSE

The 113-pound junior opened the season by winning the Lowell Holidays and that propelled him to a 55-3 season. A three-time sectional and state champion, Moraes boasts a career mark of 125-29. In the offseason, Moraes competes in martial arts.

YANDEL MORALES

ANDOVER

Morales was undefeated at 132 points, winning all 58 matches including the Division 1 North Sectional, State, All-State and New England titles; he didn’t allow an offensive point during the season. Morales won the prestigious George Bossi Lowell Holidays and the Woburn Tournament where he earned Outstanding Wrestler Award at both events. A three-time sectional, state and All-State champion, Morales has a career record of 208-12.

PETER RINCAN

BILLERICA

Rincan had another terrific season, winning the State and All-State titles as well as a third-place finish in the 120-pound weight class at the New Englands to end the season with a 51-1 record. A three-time State and All-State champion as well as a three-time New England place-finisher (winning in 2023), Rincan has a career mark of 159-2.

NATHAN SAYERS

XAVERIAN

The 126-pound senior went 55-5 and was the Outstanding Wrestler at the sectionals. Sayers was a finalist at both the State and All-State championship, ended his career with a school-record 198-44 record and four sectional titles as well as placing at the States and All-States four times. He is a member of the National Honor Society.

JAMES TILDSLEY

SHAWSHEEN

The 150-pound junior was literally untouched this past season. He won all 62 matches, 51 coming by pin and the other 11 were tech falls. A two-time New England Champion at Shawsheen, Tildsley has won 117 straight matches dating to 2022. A four-time Lowell Holiday, three-time Division 1 State and two-time All-State Champion, Tildsley was an all-Commonwealth Athletic Conference linebacker for the Division 5 state champions.

SIDNEY TILDSLEY

SHAWSHEEN

The 138-pound senior wrapped up a Hall of Fame career in a blaze of glory. Tildsley won the All-State title for the fourth time and the New Englands for the third time, earning him automatic induction in both organization’s Hall of Fame. A four-time state and Lowell Holiday champion, Tildsley set a state record for career wins for 245. In the fall, Tildsley quarterbacked the Shawsheen football team to an undefeated season and the Division 5 State Championship.

JOHN WOODALL

FRANKLIN

Few have had an impact on the high school scene as a freshman than Woodall. The 106-pounder opened the season by winning the Lowell Holidays and kept on rolling on his way to a perfect 54-0 season. Woodall won the Division 1 West Sectional, Division 1 State, All-State and New England titles.

ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Thomas Nguyen, Jason Nguyen, Michael Nigro (Braintree); Isaac Bitran (Brookline); Izaiah Brown, Dan Sullivan, Diego Rivera (Framingham); Riley Ellis (Milton); Joe Linton, Mike Mortarelli, Matt Pini, Nick Ferro, Eric Ferro, Sean Keady, Mike Whalen (Natick); Nathan Taub (Needham); Dominic Staunton, Will Nixon, Oliver Knight (Wellesley); Naheem Ridore, Jake Thompson, Michael Brooks, Kevin Mackin, Sam Ferron (Weymouth)

MVP: Dan Sullivan, Naheem Ridore

BIG THREE

Seth Chuon, Jordan Mazyck, David Rutkowski, Lilah Porter, Payton Ferro, Elaine Pinto, Haley Primo (Durfee); Jailen Jackson, Churchill Armor (Brockton); Edrian Oliva, Anthony Bojorquez Josiah Martins-Semedo, Dereon Tremblay, Miguel Gomes, Anderson Dinis, Giovanny Velez, Forrester Thompson, Angel Carmenatty, Nick Crespo, Zully Delacruz Carilla (New Bedford)

MVP: Anthony Bojorquez

CAPE AND ISLANDS

Mathesus Generoso, Collin Flood, Marcus Aguilar, Cole Raposo, Samuel Mulkeen Perry, Kingston Saunders (Barnstable); Odin Robinson, Kevin Almeida (Martha’s Vineyard); Jack Peno, Owen O’Reilly, Chaz Thomas (CCT) (Nauset)

MVP: Owen O’Reilly

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Riley-Anne Tarmey, Anthony Navaroli (Triton); Nathan Barstow, Jakob Hulett, Jason Kouyoumdjian, David Glynn, Cameron Arya, James Fodera, Dylan Mathews (Lynnfield/North Reading); Martin DeJesus, Tanner Kamuda, Karsyn Otero, Brody White, Mason Skinner (Pentucket/Newburyport)

WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Tanner Kamuda, James Fodera

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Braedon Goes, Alex Bajoras, Jimmy Lally, Will LaVallee, Donenico Termullo, Luke Calder, Jordan Reis, Charlie Poor (St. John’s Prep); Elijah Alcorn, Luke McDonald, Elijah Mendes, Matthew Thorley, Cody Troung (BC High); Nathan Sayers, George McAteer, Mateus Dalton, Joey Karvelis (Xaverian); Nathan Zogg, Teddy Cardarelli, Joe Gregorczyk (St. John’s); Isaac Sydnor, Seamus Henry (Catholic Memorial); Phillip Thompson (Malden Catholic)

MVP: Braedon Goes

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

BOYS: Antoine Jackman, Connor Geoffrey, Sam Newbury, Miguel Maldonado (Greater Lowell); Izick Diaz, Cole Mallon, Dylan Smith, Nerivaldo DaTrinidade, Jayden Diaz (Greater Lawrence); John Faxon, Aiden Fogarty, Cole Linter, Matheus Binda, Logan Hauck (Whittier); James Tildsley, Dante Giusti, Brayton Carbone, Sidney Tildsley, Tristan Lane, Quinn Carbone, Logan Holmes, Nathan Malandain (Shawsheen); Jackson Cody, Alex Fobert (Northeast/Bishop Fenwick); Kayden Brazzo (Lynn Tech)

GIRLS: Lilie Normandie (Greater Lowell); Natalia Jaramillo (Nashoba Tech); Cassidy Robertson, Shelby Galex, Millie Buggy (Northeast/Bishop Fenwick); Jordyn Reynolds, Marisol Almanzar (Greater Lawrence)

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

THORPE: Max Green Barrios, Jonah Roy (Boston Latin); Penn Boger, Kyle Amouzgar, Miles Mattaliano, Eddie Myles (Concord-Carlisle); Emre Tanir, Loe Babineau, Nick Dubuc (Westford Academy); Leo Benoit, Wyatt Kaluziacki, Jessica Ciaffi, Alex Beihagi (Lincoln-Sudbury); Cole Chase, Jamie Buffu, Nathan Hartunian (Wayland)

WRESTLERS OF THE YEAR: Eddie Myles, Jessica Ciaffi

FOLEY: Jonah Hopkins, Oliver Weiss, Alex Rhein, Nick Genin, Vincent Flemming, Xinqi Zheng (Newton South); Max Haehn, Rory Evans, Matt West (Cambridge); Jisup Shin (Weston); Kyree Laboy, Mauricio Dardon Ponce, Andrew Livshin, Bobby Oates (Bedford); Tai Vetrone (Waltham)

WRESTLERS OF THE YEAR: Nick Genin, Xinqi Zheng

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

BOYS: Bilal Psarly, David Parada Araujo, Thomas Cau, Marc Sylvain, Kevin Argueta, Christopher Seccareccio, Jack Combriello, Cristofer Hernandez, Chouaib Saidi, Angel Chinchilla Figueroa, Obert Jean Louis (Malden/Everett)

GIRLS: Liliana Zin, Salina Shresthra, Katelyn Vo (Malden/Everett)

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

BOYS: Dylan Letendre, Colby Grenon, Andrew Daley, Jack Ramondetta, Nathan Hicks, Elijah Alves (Bristol-Plymouth); Christian Bou Habib, Patrick Cloney, David Genereux, Aquila Rossi, Ayden Shea, Kahlil Mateus, Anthony Gagne, Jack Disharoon (Tri-County); Daniel Hingston, Bryce Blake (Upper Cape Cod); Brennan Chisholm, Riley Jacob, Ryan Moitoso, Josh Hoskins (Bristol Aggie/Dighton-Rehoboth); Giovanni Viola, Josh Signor (South Shore Tech); Israel Borges, Jason Dorce, Owen Pailler (Southeastern)

GIRLS: Lorelei Smith, Taylor Campanile, Lindsey Lincolne, Gianna Cycan (South Shore Tech); Lyddia Brum (Upper Cape Cod); Luca Marshall (Tri-County); Sophia Bettencourt (Bristol Aggie/Dighton Rehoboth); Rileigh Fagan (Bristol-Plymouth)

BOYS MVP: Nathan Hicks, Jack Disharoon

GIRLS MVP: Luca Marshall

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

BOYS FIRST TEAM: Nathan Morales, Yandel Morales, Jason Ballou, Anthony Archambault (Andover); Thomas Brown, Mustafa Lubowa, Matt Lallos, Michael Korch, Michael Canada (Chelmsford); Rhys Dewar, Caden Chase, Jackson Meehan, Brian Waller-Reitano, Izaiah Santiago, Cole Glynn, Caden Smith (Central Catholic); Jack Lightfoot, Sean Callahan, Manny Mengata, Nick Desisto (Tewksbury); Peter Rincan, Jackson Gearin (Billerica); Matthew Harrold, CJ Wood. Michael Morris (Haverhill); Emmett Logan (Lowell); Vinny Demaio, Noah Beshara (Methuen); George Rymer (Lawrence)

GIRLS FIRST TEAM: Brooke Lightfoot (Tewksbury); Amelyiah Martinez, Amada Moundele (Lowell); Sofia Vraka (Billerica); Hilary MacDonald (Lawrence); Janessa Santiago (Methuen)

GIRLS SECOND TEAM: Alexia Henriquez Silva (North Andover); Andrea Carvalho (Lowell); Mia Annello (Billerica); Asher Polanco (Methuen)

BOYS MVP: Yandel Morales, Thomas Brown, Matthew Harrold

GIRLS MVP: Janessa Santiago, Amelyiah Martinez

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Alexavier Orellana (Woburn); Parker Seibol, Marco Albanese, Jack Shea, Jonny Moraes (Melrose); Brady Bekkenhius, Cedrick Daniel (Arlington); Sean Callanan, Aydin Lamb, Ahmed Othman (Wakefield); Tariku Soria, Will Merkle (Reading); Brady Gleason (Watertown); Mohaned Said (Wilmington)

ALL-STARS: Maximillian Shvartsman, Cameron Bonnell (Burlington); Jimmy Fabbri, Michael Barry, Kip King, Jayden Fullerton (Wakefield); Brady Gleason, Jimmy Shrestha (Watertown); Scott Santos, Luke Kelley (Melrose); Steven Maitre, Alexander Orellana, Alec DiCicco, James Delorfano, Dante DellaGrotte, Thomas Kineavy (Woburn); Edward Donlon, Kai Napadow-Baquero (Winchester); Justin Gatta (Reading); Sam Logan, Davi DoSantos, Leo Fonollosa, Donnie Felcsuti (Arlington); Will Babcock (Belmont)
GIRLS: Ava Svistunov (Belmont); Maria Baldwin (Winchester); Kamila Vizcineski (Arlington); Caitlin Castoldi, Joie Vangelist (Woburn); Tessa Masters (Watertown); Teagan Norton (Wakefield)
MVP: Brady Bekkenhuis, Tessa Masters

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Cooper Lang, Brayden Pouliot, Joseph Baker, Tyler Pinto, Jason Knapp (Beverly); Joe Allen, Zachary Hashley (Gloucester); Jaymes Carey, Liam O’Brien, Mason Hinshaw (Marblehead/Swampscott); Kevin Spoon, Justice Bower (Salem); Max Lorusso, Antonio Anzalone (Saugus/Peabody)

ALL-STARS: Aiden Decoste, Max Thomas (Gloucester); Gary Podstrelov, Colin Hart, Justin Gonzalez, Alejandro Haven (Marblehead/Swampscott); Miguel Arcila (Salem); Anna Felicio, Tucker Landry, Jackson Deleidi, Lukas Fondulis, Justin Bremberg, Cesar Cruz (Saugus/Peabody); JJ Rand, Logan Jaques (Danvers)

WRESTLER OF THE YEAR: Joe Baker

PATRIOT LEAGUE

KEENAN: Jack Mahoney, Freddie Mahoney, Luke Hutton, Cole Bonner, Matt Walsh, Jonny Radzevich, Noah Edwards (Duxbury); Conlan Geary, Matthew Costello, Peter Clarke, Noah Balewicz (Hanover); Ethan Kadish, Ryan Spahiu, JD Lucas, Tyler Grady (Hingham); Bret Foley, Liam Dillon, Allan Archibald, Dave Sheehan (Marshfield)

MVP: Luke Hutton

FISHER: Decklan McDevitt (Pembroke); Will Ayers (Plymouth North); Brayden McNulty, Finn Burr (Plymouth South); Grayson Loeffel, Liam Holden, Xander Pizer, Wyllys Ames (Scituate); Robby Lewis, Hailey Lewis, Cam Hawkes, Talan Rondeau, Jack Sawiski (Silver Lake); Lawson Giove, Tristan Forest, Jason Nye (Whitman-Hanson)

MVP: Liam Holden

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Anthony Golini, Joel Puri, Tyler Campbell (Bellingham); Manuel Garcia, Daniel O’Brien, Ryan Talon-Kelly (Dedham); Dillan Mueller, Jacoby Flynn, Kayden Plumb, Ava DiPrimio (Norton); Aaron Butkus, Jacob Desiliets (Hopkinton), Henry McElligott, Grady Kiley, Ethan Anastasia, Skyla Rodenhiser (Holliston); Adrian Guzman, Anton Puhach, Cauan Amaral, Logan Costello, Kevin Ozulumba (Ashland); Ahmed Elalfy, Drew Bartucca, James Botelho (Norwood)
MVP: Adrian Guzman