Quinn Caputo (Newton North)

Nicholas Cavic (Seekonk)

Owen Curtin (Westford Academy)

Cal Hale (Boston Latin)

Vann Hotchkiss (Needham)

Alex Jylkka (Weston)

Brandon Liu (Framingham)

William Mulgrew (Xaverian)

Leo Tran (Sharon)

Brady Foley, Alex Lu, Peter Morris, Luke Kroncke (Wayland) 200-YARD MEDLEY RELAY

Aidan Huang, Cole Snyder, Alex Lu, Luke Kroncke (Wayland) 200-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY

Brendan Titley, Porter Mulgrew, Matthew Church, Wes Ross (St. John’s Prep) 400-YARD FREESTYLE RELAY

QUINN CAPUTO

NEWTON NORTH

The senior captured the 200-IM at both the South Sectional and Division 1 State championships and was part of a winning 200-yard freestyle relay at the states. Caputo holds five individual school records as well as three relay records. A three-time Academic All-American with a 3.9 GPA, Caputo will continue his swimming career at Cornell University.

NICHOLAS CAVIC

SEEKONK

The team MVP for three straight seasons was undefeated in all individual events during the regular season and holds seven school records. Cavic was the South Sectional champion in the 100-yard butterfly, then won both the 50-yard freestyle and 200-yard freestyle in the Division 2 State championship, setting a meet record in the 200. The Swimming Scholastic All-American and honor student will attend either the University of Tampa or the United States Naval Academy.

OWEN CURTIN

WESTFORD ACADEMY

The senior earned all-Dual County League honors after excelling in the 100-yard butterfly and was the Division 1 state champion in that event, posting a winning time of 51.74. The honor roll student is part of North Shore Swim Club year-round as a US-level team and a swimmer for Chelmsford Swim & Tennis in the summer for fun.

CAL HALE

BOSTON LATIN

The senior went undefeated in individual events during the regular season on his way to being named the Dual County League’s Foley Division Swimmer of the Year for the second time. Hale went on to win both the 50-yard freestyle and 100-yard breaststroke at the North Sectional, then took second in the 50 at the Division 1 States. A member of the National Honor Society, Hale plans on swimming and studying economics and international politics at Middlebury.

VANN HOTCHKISS

NEEDHAM

The junior went undefeated during the season, then went on to set a meet record in the diving event at the South Sectionals. Hotchkiss captured the Division 1 State title for the third straight time. A Bay State Conference All-Star, Hotchkiss set a record at the league championship meet. A member of the National Honor Society, Hotchkiss plans to attend the United States Air Force Academy.

ALEX JYLKKA

WESTON

The senior qualified for three events at the states and went on to win the state title in the 100-yard freestyle. The Dual County League All-Star was the league champion in the 100-freestyle and took second in the 50-freestyle. An honors student, Jylkka will attend Syracuse.

BRANDON LIU

FRAMINGHAM

The senior was the sectional champion in the 100-yard breaststroke and took second in the 50-yard freestyle. A week later at the Division 1 States, Liu duplicated his winning performance in the 100-breaststroke. The USA Swimming Future Qualifier holds the school record in both the 50-freestyle and 100-breaststroke. In the offseason, Liu trains at Charles River Aquatics.

WILLIAM MULGREW

XAVERIAN

The senior was the Catholic Conference champion in the 200-yard freestyle and 500-yard freestyle. Mulgrew was a four-time winner at the South Sectionals, capturing the 200- and 500-freestyle as well as a pair of relays. A USA Swimming Scholastic All-American and member of the USA Swimming National Junior Team, the Harvard-bound standout wrapped up his season by winning the 200-freestyle and 500-freestyle at the Division 1 States.

LEO TRAN

SHARON

The sophomore was one of the top swimmers in the Hockomock League and produced in the postseason. Tran captured the 100-yard freestyle and placed third in the 200-yard freestyle at the South Sectional Meet and won the 100-yard freestyle and finished second in the 200-freestyle at the Division 1 State championships.

WAYLAND

200-FREESTYLE RELAY

AIDAN HUANG, ALEX LU, COLE SNYDER, LUKE KRONCKE

The quartet of Huang, Lu, Snyder and Kroncke won the North Sectional title in 200-freestyle relay, then came back a week later to repeat their performance in the Division 2 state championships.

Huang, a member of the National Honor Society, was a three-time Dual County League All-Star and ended his career fourth on the school’s all-time list for points with 1,372. Snyder is a league All-Star and honors student, who trains at both Charles River Aquatics and Wayland Swim & Tennis Club.

Lu finished seventh in the state in the 100-yard breaststroke and also plays varsity tennis. Kroncke placed seventh in both the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle at the states.

WAYLAND

200-MEDLEY RELAY

BRADY FOLEY, ALEX LU, PETER MORRIS, LUKE KRONCKE

The foursome of Foley, Lu, Morris and Kroncke emerged as the North Sectional and Division 2 State champions. They capped off a great season by winning the state title in a time nearly six seconds faster than they accomplished at the Dual County League championships.

Foley was a two-time DCL All-Star who took a fifth in the 100-yard backstroke at the state championship. An honor roll student, Foley will swim at Roger Williams University. Morris was the leading point scorer on the team and was the DCL champion in both the 200-freestyle and 500-freestyle. An honors student, Morris will swim at Bates College.

Lu is a two-time DCL All-Star and a three-time state qualifier, while Kroncke has qualified for states in both his freshman and sophomore year.

ST. JOHN’S PREP

400-FREESTYLE RELAY

BRENDAN TITLEY, PORTER MULGREW, MATTHEW CHURCH, WESLEY ROSS

The team consisting of Titley, Mulgrew, Church and Ross captured the Division 1 State title in the 400-freestyle, navigating the pool in a winning time of 3:12.75.

Titley was a two-time individual champion at the North Sectionals and also placed second in the 100-yard freestyle at the States. The freshman made the Head of School List. Mulgrew broke a school-record in 500-yard freestyle at the States, finishing second overall and also made the Head of School List.

Church competed in the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle and competed in the Eastern Zone Sectionals. A recipient of the Congressional Award Gold Medal, Harvard Book Award and Award of Academic Excellence, Church will study computer science at Colby. Ross placed in the top four in both the 200-yard and 500-yard freestyle at the State meet. He is a member of the National and Spanish Honor Societies.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Julian Carlson, Logan Krolnik, Zack Lee, Roman Speck (Brookline); Abhi Bangari, Brandon Liu, Ethan Liu, Elijah Ginzburg, Sam Shi, Ben Crocker (Framingham); Ben Sawatdiphong, David Soong (Natick); Vann Hotchkiss, Andrew Call, Daniil Landau, Eithan Kogan (Needham); Cody Wong, Quinn Caputo, Clarence de Medeiros, Aidan Furlong, Miles Schiefer, Zachary Levinsky (Newton North); Derek Qi, Ethan Korakas, Noah Rogers, Mason Chou, Sehwan Choi (Wellesley)

BIG THREE

Michael Harrington, Seth Vandenburgh, William Rumsey, Reed White, Omar Mahmoud, Timothy Archambault, Logan Vandenburgh, Micah Ross (Durfee); Alex Conde, Owen Jupin, Luke Tarpey, Liam Burdman, Rafael Conde, Cairon Nunez, Michael O’Leary, Oliver Guilfoyle, Samuel Wells, Bryson Wynn (New Bedford); Anthony Xique Najera, Christopher Marshall, Javier Franco, Declan Caniff (Brockton)

MVP: Alex Conde

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

CO-ED: Euan Montgomery, Jack Mogan, Jailey Baez, Jeremy Bradley, Mabel Gallagher, Marcus Ochoa, Maya Friedmann, Melinda Field (Latin Academy); Mairead Manning, Yiorgo Katsompenakis (O’Bryant)

SWIMMER OF THE YEAR: Jeremy Bradley, Mable Gallagher

CAPE AND ISLANDS

Ivan Yaskavets, Matthew Steenstra, Gabriel Paiva (Barnstable/St. John Paul); Kaua De Assis, Ronan Mullin, Grady Stalgren, Michael Calheta, Moses Thomson, Anthony Pruciano (Martha’s Vineyard); Thomas Olean, Loring Eldred (Nauset)

MVP: Jake Johnson

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Josh Adler, Sam Whitaker, Senan Lucy, 200-medley relay, 200-freestyle relay (Triton); Cole Falk (North Reading); Malcolm Kelton, Henry Brown, James Cook, 400-freestyle relay (Lynnfield)

SWIMMER OF THE YEAR: Sam Whitaker, Josh Adler

DIVER OF THE YEAR: Senan Lucy

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

CO-ED: Aidan Neary, Avary Serpa, Brian Parkinson, Olivia Erqin, Dimitry Kiryanov, Izzy deMedeiros, Michael Geblein (Bishop Feehan); Hannah Ryan, Caroline Blatchford, Amelia Gallant, Sarah Shann (Bishop Fenwick); Steve Wei, Alexa Lopez-Vergara, Elias Kazan (Bishop Stang); Jack Dexter (Archbishop Williams); Isabella Morillo, Travis Smith (St. Mary’s); Jude Lowery (Arlington Catholic); Maeve Gleeson (Cardinal Spellman)

MVP: Brian Parkinson, Isabella Morillo,

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Andrew Lu, Evan Shan, Jadon Yang, Jonathan Baxter, Omar Graia, Victor Ao (Acton-Boxboro); Cal Hale (Boston Latin); Thomas Stone (Concord-Carlisle); Aidan Huang, Alex Lu, Luke Kroncke, Peter Morris (Wayland); Han Park, Owen Curtin (Westford Academy); Alex Jylkka (Weston)

ALL-STARS: Brendan Koh, Lucas Zhang, Max Geng (Acton-Boxboro); Aniq Syed, Zachary Wirth (Bedford); Caleb Kohn, Joseph Hemr (Boston Latin); Cole Scafidi, Emlen Lease (Concord-Carlisle); Giacomo Cotta-Ramusino Zambotti, Hong Joon Koh (Cambridge); Elijah Dimov, Graham Skelly (Lincoln-Sudbury); Perry Yu (Newton South); Brady Foley, Cole Snyder, David Ryu (Wayland); Matteo Lucente (Waltham); Nicholas Scarano, Sahil Dua (Westford Academy); Eldar Blazh, Spencer Dobson (Weston)

SWIMMER/DIVER OF THE YEAR: Han Park, Thomas Stone, Cal Hale

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Alden Deronja, Weiqi Du, Brian Pan, Yinji Wang, James Zhou (Malden); Cole Brereton-Green, Oliver Crane-Wiley, James Cluggish, Brad DiPlacido, Henry Gregor, Marcos Pereira, Matthew Stricker, Andrew Tran (Medford); Van Easter, Odin Evenhus, Oliver Wicks, Julian Zielinski (Somerville); Jackson Gaitlin, Jason Silva (Lynn Classical); Wilson Feng (Revere)

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

FIRST TEAM: Yiwei Wang (Andover); Hadi AlDayaa, Andrew DiStasi, Finnian Hughes, Christian Petrilli, Rowan Ward, Noah Wildt (Chelmsford); Miles Bunyar, Carter Dame, Colby McLaughlin, John Papageorgiou, Brian Story, Wilco Zbitnoff (Haverhill)

SECOND TEAM: Zachary Pan, Luke Suh (Andover); Sean Hunt, Lucca Saldanha (Central Catholic); Sean Boothroyd, Akhil Dantam, Mason Dindinger, Jason Dou, Blake Kibby, John Latham, Grant Magnant, Finn McMeniman (Chelmsford); Levi Abrams (Haverhill)

MVP: Brian Story

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Benjamin Wu, Rohan Bhagwati, Lucas Cadet, David Chen, Thomas Borkowski, Benjamin Leger, Ethan Gong (Belmont); Danny Mirick, Jos Baranyi (Melrose/Stoneham); Liam Green (Reading); Liam Shadrick (Watertown/Arlington); Shay Woodbury (Burlington); Luke Denoncourt (Lexington)
ALL-STARS: Jack Perkins, Cole Morgan-Zawilski, Owen Morgan-Zawilski, Liam Shadrick, Rohan Gandhi, Alec Popie (Watertown/Arlington); Aidan Herlihy, Andrew McCarthy, David McCann, Rory O’Neill (Reading); Simon Dinovskiv, Austin Shen, Neel Ray, Yazan Aldahan, Simon Dinovski (Lexington); William Lowe (Melrose/Stoneham); Aodhan Mitchell, Miles Hendriks, Hunter Olowinski (Belmont)

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Ian Chamel, Brady Leveroni, Omar Elnabarawy, Cale Nelson, Brady Leveroni, Lewis Orion, Nate Rosen, Logan Doody (Marblehead); Grant Dwyer (Salem); Landen Boutilier (Masconomet); Amos Telep, Jacon Anketell, Henry Siedzik, Joseph Porcello (Gloucester); James Teague (Peabody/Essex Tech); Zachary Cotter (Danvers)

MVP: Nate Rosen, Landon Boutilier

PATRIOT LEAGUE

Alex Muelhbauer, Henry Perda, Dante Politano, Win Shepler, Noah Williamson (Duxbury); Dean Gomes, Aidan Parry (Marshfield/Hanover); Ryan Kanya (Pembroke); Matt Fries (Plymouth North/South); Ryan Johnson Rees, Peter Nelson, Cruz Tompkins (Scituate); Sam Fernandez (Whitman Hanson/Silver Lake)

MVP: Ryan Johnson Rees

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Sean Leahy, Max Vo (Dedham); Silas Morris, Devon O’Connor (Dover-Sherborn); Taryn Craze, James Hein, Devin Bird, Charlie LaMonica, Michael Webb, Alex Beers (Holliston/Medway); Owen Picard (Hopkinton); David Sapozhnikov, Jonathan Underwood, Cullen O’Connor, Chase Patten (Medfield); Caleb Kwon (Norwood); Brendan Watson, Jack Stuehler, Ethan Lee, Shane MacDonald, Michael Aljamal (Westwood)

SWIMMER OF THE YEAR: Taryn Craze

DIVER OF THE YEAR: Sean Leahy