DREAM TEAM

JR Goldstein (St. John’s Prep)

Daniel Menyalkin (St. John’s Shrewsbury)

JP Messuri (Arlington)

Logan Poulin (Nauset)

Nick Ritchie (Pope Francis)

Seamus Tattan (Catholic Memorial)

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

Adam Bauer (Belmont)

Cameron Berry (BC High)

Tyler Bourgea (Tewksbury)

Patrick Clair (Arlington Catholic)

Charles Demeo (Bedford)

Charlie Duggan (Medfield)

Devin Gosciak (Xaverian)

Liam Guilderson (Belmont)

Mike Holgersen (Winthrop)

Finn Kelly (Archbishop Williams)

Jack Lee (Woburn)

Brady Leonard (Essex Tech)

Luke Long (Catholic Memorial)

Stephen MacIntosh (Billerica)

Jack McEleney (Woburn)

Cam McKenna (Hingham)

Max Monroe (Pope Francis)

Nate Mulvey (Reading)

Nolan Russell (Arlington)

Teddy Shuman (Canton)

Matthew Smith Jr. (St. Mary’s (Lynn)

Travis Thomas (Canton)

Brandon Ward (St. John’s Prep)

Danny Viscione (Billerica)

HONORABLE MENTION

Noel Adams (Dedham)

Caiden Brady (Winchester)

Leo Burdge (Marblehead)

Jake Cunha (Tewksbury)

Bobby Doherty (Barnstable)

Jack Doherty (Marshfield)

Mike Donahue (Winthrop)

Brian Dunne (Dedham)

Jake Eldredge (Nauset)

Griffin Faherty (BC High)

Chris Giacchetto (Stoneham)

Mike Holgersen (Winthrop)

Sam Hubbard (Natick)

Ben Lusby (Medfield)

Jackson Morse (Xaverian)

Dom Reidy (St. John’s (Shrewsbury)

Matt Regan (Pope Francis)

Jordan Sousa (Hudson)

Colin Yandle (Catholic Memorial)

DREAM TEAM

J.R. GOLDSTEIN

ST. JOHN’S PREP

Following his contributions to a state title in 2024, Goldstein anchored a blue line that allowed the second-least goals in Div. 1. The junior captain’s 21 assists led the team, and he added six goals in a Catholic Conference All-Star season. The three-year varsity player with two conference championships has 51 career points, and plays for the Valley Junior Warriors U18 team as he aims to play collegiate hockey.

DANIEL MENYALKIN

ST. JOHN’S SHREWSBURY

St. John’s missed an injured Menyalkin over a 1-9 stretch to close the regular season, but his return flipped the switch for a run to the Div. 1 state final. The 6-foot-3 senior center scored golden goals in the quarterfinals and semifinals to clinch the Pioneers’ berth, finishing the year with nine goals and 19 assists to earn Catholic Conference co-MVP. Menyalkin boasts a 4.2 GPA and is committed to Bowdoin College.

JP MESSURI

ARLINGTON

After a 44-point freshman season, Messuri erupted in his sophomore campaign with 22 goals and 30 assists as the Spy Ponders won the Middlesex League Liberty for a second straight year. The two-time All-Scholastic selection earned league MVP honors, and his golden goal against St. John’s Prep in the state quarterfinals helped Arlington reach as far as double overtime in the Div. 1 state semifinals. Messuri is an Honor Roll student, plays street hockey regularly, also plays for the Cape Cod Whalers, and hopes to play collegiate hockey.

LOGAN POULIN

NAUSET

Poulin’s two goals at TD Garden helped Nauset win its first state title, capping a senior season in which he tallied 53 goals and 32 assists, avenging last year’s loss in the Div. 3 state final. The two-time Cape and Islands League MVP notched 189 points over three seasons as the program’s all-time leading scorer, and he’s a two-time All-Scholastic selection. The lacrosse star decommitted from the University of Vermont to explore a future in hockey.

NICHOLAS RITCHIE

POPE FRANCIS

Two years after anchoring a Div. 1 state title in 2023, Ritchie closed his career in net for Pope Francis with a .940 save percentage and a 1.92 GAA. The 2024 Pete Frates Winter Classic MVP finishes with a 1.58 GAA across 51 games, earning 10 shutouts. He is a High Honors student and a member of the National Honors Society.

SEAMUS TATTAN

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

Often cited by head coach Larry Rooney as an integral voice on one of the state’s top defenses, Tattan’s leadership paved the way for young Catholic Memorial to win its first Div. 1 state championship since 2009. The captain posted 17 points on the year and has been on the Principal’s List all four years of high school. Tattan heads to Plymouth State next year for lacrosse.

ALL–SCHOLASTICS

ADAM BAUER

BELMONT

The 6-foot-2 senior center finished his career with 109 points (posting a 23-24-47 sheet in 2025) and is an AP Scholar with Distinction. He’s set to take a gap year to play for NCDC Boston Junior Rangers.

CAMERON BERRY

BC HIGH

Berry was a key member of a BC High defensive unit that allowed the second fewest goals in Div. 1. The senior captain posted 13 points with 10 assists in 20 games, earning a MSHCA Senior All-Star Game selection. Berry has a 4.481 weighted GPA (3.97 unweighted) and is an AP Scholar with Distinction and a member of the National Honors Society, among several other academic achievements.

TYLER BOURGEA

TEWKSBURY

With 28 goals and 30 assists through a run to the Div. 2 state semifinals this year, the star junior already has a balanced 138 points to his career (68 goals). Bourgea is an Honor Roll student and plays golf in the fall. He looks to study sports medicine in college.

PATRICK CLAIR

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC

After anchoring a run to the Div. 1 state semifinals as a junior, Clair had a 95-percent save rating while allowing 1.97 goals per game in his senior season. The two-time All-Scholastic is a three-time Catholic Central League All-Star and was the league’s Defensive Player of the Year.

CHARLES DEMEO

BEDFORD

Demeo’s 23 goals and 20 assists led Bedford in scoring as a defenseman, pacing the program’s first trip to a Div. 3 state semifinals. He ends his hockey career as a two-time MVC/DCL All-Conference selection and an MVP with 110 career points. Demeo is an Honor Roll student and plays golf, tennis and lacrosse.

CHARLIE DUGGAN

MEDFIELD

The senior goaltender was 21-2 on the season with a goals against average of 1.17 on his way to being named Tri-Valley League Goalie of the Year. For his career, Duggan amassed an overall record of 41-8 (7-2 in the postseason) with a 1.39 GAA and a save percentage of 93.8. A member of the Spanish Honors Society, Duggan also plays baseball.

DEVIN GOSCIAK

XAVERIAN

The left wing paced Xaverian’s top line with 19 goals and 17 assists in a trip to the Div. 1 state quarterfinals. The senior earned a second Catholic Conference All-Star selection, finishing with 42 goals and 37 assists in his career. Gosciak has a 4.35 weighted GPA and is set to study finance at Lehigh where he plans on playing club hockey.

LIAM GUILDERSON

BELMONT

Guilderson followed up a solid freshman campaign with another one as the Middlesex League All-Star scored 25 goals and added 28 assists in 23 games. In the offseason, Guilderson is a member of the Boston Jr. Eagles. A USA Hockey National Development Camp attendee last year, Guilderson will attend Dexter Southfield next year.

MICHAEL HOLGERSEN

WINTHROP

Holgersen became the 50th boys hockey player to record a hat trick in an MIAA state final, leading the Vikings to their first championship since 1976. His 32 points (16 goals) earned him a Northeastern Conference All-Conference selection, and he eclipsed 100 career points. The three-sport athlete has a 3.8 GPA and plans to play club hockey at Quinnipiac.

FINN KELLY

ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS

Kelly closed out his career with 119 points and 73 goals, producing 20 goals and 21 assists his senior year. The two-time All-Scholastic earned Catholic Central League Offensive Player of the Year honors after earning MVP last year, as well as a third All-Star selection and multiple in-season All-Tournament nods.

JACK LEE

WOBURN

Lee was integral for the Tanners in consecutive trips to the Div. 2 state semifinals, capping his career with a 22-goal, 28-assist senior season. A 108-point scorer in all, Lee earned two Middlesex League All-Star selections. He is a three-sport athlete with league all-star honors in baseball, and is a High Honors student with a 4.3 GPA. Lee will do a post-grad year at Canterbury.

BRADY LEONARD

ESSEX TECH

Leonard anchored a newer program’s surge to new heights as a four-year varsity player, erupting for 31 goals and 22 assists in his senior season. The Cape Ann League MVP and two-time Commonwealth Athletic Conference All-Star set the Hawks’ all-time scoring mark at 151 points, earning a MSHCA Senior All-Star Game selection. He plans on playing a post-grad or year in juniors in hopes of playing collegiate hockey.

LUKE LONG

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

The senior had career-bests in goals (18) and assists (15) to earn Catholic Conference co-MVP honors and help lead the Knights to the Div. 1 state title. The 5-foot-10 right wing finishes with 47 career points, and is on the Principal’s List with first honors.

STEPHEN MACINTOSH

BILLERICA

MacIntosh stood on his head in the biggest games all the way through Billerica’s first state title run since 1977, allowing just six goals in the tournament as part of a 1.70 GAA on the year. He posted a .935 save percentage in a strong senior year, also earning the Boston Bruins Sportsmanship Award. MacIntosh plays for both the Mass Marauders and the New England Bulldogs in the offseason.

JACK MCELENEY

WOBURN

Part of one of the MIAA’s best 1-2 scoring punches, McEleney dominated in his senior season with 60 points to anchor a second straight trip to the Div. 2 state semifinals. The two-year captain posted 129 career points as a two-time Middlesex League All-Star. Also a league all-star in golf, McEleney is a three-sport athlete and a member of the National Business Honors Society. He’s headed to Canterbury for a post-grad year.

CAM MCKENNA

HINGHAM

McKenna was the leading scorer for one of the state’s top attacks, finishing his junior season with 24 goals and 11 assists to put him at 56 career points. He’s a High Honor Roll student and a standout lacrosse player, which he’s committed to play at Saint Anselm.

MAX MONROE

POPE FRANCIS

Much of the top-ranked Cardinals’ run to the Div. 1 state semifinals was due to their strong defense, which Monroe anchored in a strong junior season. He posted a career-best six goals and 12 assists, earning All-Tournament nods in multiple in-season tournaments. Monroe is a National Honors Society member with a 4.1 GPA, and is a three-sport athlete (golf, lacrosse).

NATE MULVEY

READING

Mulvey closed his career at Reading with 21 points (eight goals) in his senior year, earning Middlesex League All-Star and All-Conference selections along with the Boston Bruins Sportsmanship Award. Also an all-star in lacrosse, Mulvey is set to play the sport for Saint Anselm next year.

NOLAN RUSSELL

ARLINGTON

Despite missing time with injury, Russell finished the year with 13 goals and 20 assists – including a dramatic game-tying goal against St. Mary’s to extend Arlington’s tournament run to the Div. 1 state semifinals. The junior is a three-year varsity player and half of one of the state’s top 1-2 scoring punches. He’s a three-sport athlete and a member of the National Honor Society.

TEDDY SHUMAN

CANTON

The Bulldogs allowed the fewest goals in Div. 2 this year, led by Shuman’s play from the blueline en route to the state final. His six goals and 23 assists were both career highs, putting the junior at 64 career points with a Hockomock League All-Star selection. Shuman is a National Honors Society member and an Honor Roll student, interested in golf and fantasy football. He also plays golf and baseball.

MATTHEW SMITH JR.

ST. MARY’S LYNN

A stellar junior season in net finished with a 1.57 GAA and a .935 save percentage, earning Smith Jr. Catholic Central League MVP and his second All-Star selection. His seven shutouts this year and 12 for his career are the most in program history, while 561 saves this year puts him at 1,154 overall. Smith Jr. made National Camp last year for the 2008 age group on top of a 3.65 GPA. Working out with his older brother, yoga, and reading mental performance books are among his hobbies, and he looks to play collegiate hockey.

TRAVIS THOMAS

CANTON

Thomas erupted for 26 goals and 27 assists in his senior season, anchoring a potent attack that ranked atop Div. 2 as part of a trip to the state final. The right wing finished with 91 points as a Bulldog before heading to a trade school for plumbing. Thomas also plays golf, and enjoys hunting, fishing and the outdoors.

DANIEL VISCIONE

BILLERICA

Viscione was at the heart of Billerica’s Div. 2 state title run, scoring twice and dishing the game-winning assist in double-overtime at TD Garden. The senior posted 40 goals and 19 assists to earn MVC/DCL Player of the Year, finishing his career with 100 career goals. Viscione stands out on the diamond as well as a second-team All-Conference player in baseball, and he’s an Honor Roll student. The multi-sport captain will study radiology at Middlesex Community College.

BRANDON WARD

ST. JOHN’S PREP

Ward stepped up to lead St. John’s Prep with 18 goals and 15 assists as a junior, helping power a repeat Catholic Conference championship as the Eagles contended in Div. 1. He earned a Catholic Conference All-Star selection and is an Honor Roll student. Ward plays club for the Valley Junior Warriors and is a 7-handicap golfer.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Alex Stockton, Whalen Chin (Weymouth); Mike Roof, Mike Connors (Walpole); Sam Hubbard, Alex Peck (Natick); Matt Rutter, Matt Ledbury, Justin Maira (Needham); Matt Harvey, Joe Dimartino, Amir Cullinane, Andrew Gaffney (Braintree); Adam Kornbau (Framingham); Aiden Reilly, Patrick Maxwell (Wellesley)

MVP: Sam Hubbard, Matt Harvey

CAPE AND ISLANDS

Tyler Gulaberto, August Annett, Bob Doherty, Chase Semprini, Braden McCarthy (Barnstable); Logan Poulin, Jake Eldredge, Colin Ward, Logan Miller, Zach Coehlo (Nauset); Gavin Powderly, Kody Pokralla, Matt Tribou (Falmouth); Hunter Johnson, Robby Pacheco (Martha’s Vineyard); Max Huelten, Robbie McPhee (Dennis-Yarmouth); Dominic Silvester, Casey Huse, Owen Cloney, Max Cronen, Luke Raftery, Nick Garneau (Monomoy); Jeremy Jenkinson, Canton Jenkinson, Soren Edwardes, Miles Beaudette (Nantucket); Liam Monaghan, Sean Willis, Kelin MacAleese (St. John Paul)

MVP: Logan Poulin, Dominic Silvester

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Bodie Marcotte, Lincoln Kime, Evan Murphy (Amesbury); Brady Leonard, Jaydan Vargas, Anthony Bisenti, Cameron Casey (Essex Tech); Owen Considine, Jay Carpenter (Lynnfield); William Forrest, Henry Waddell, Luke MacIsaac (Newburyport); Max Forristall, Duncan Gulino, Thomas Gazda, Christian Lava (North Reading); AaronWirwicz, Chase Pelletier, Mac Cole (Pentucket); Ryan Meaney, Luke Holmes (Rockport); Josh Hersey, Gavin Marengi (Triton)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Brady Leonard, Max Forristall

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Matthew Smith, JJ Avery, Joey Calder, Cam McGonagle, Jaiden Driscoll (St. Mary’s); Finn Kelly, Rob Cibotti, Quinn Taylor (Archbishop Williams); Nico Tashjian, Patrick Clair, Stephen Constantine, Alex Frost (Arlington Catholic); Carter Vane (Bishop Stang); Jim Lyman (Bishop Fenwick); Christopher Morrison, Thomas Besarick (Bishop Feehan)

MVP: Matthew Smith

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Chris Brennick, Sonny Christian, Drew Karlovits, Mikey McClory (BC High); James Baker, Jaxson Fleming, Luke Long, Cam Reed, Seamus Tattan (Catholic Memorial); Michael Doe (Malden Catholic); Sam Croke, Ryan DeLucia, AJ Farese, JR Goldstein, Brandon Ward (St. John’s Prep); Daniel Menyalkin, Dominic Reidy (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Michael Bulkin, Devin Gosciak, Michael McGrath, Jackson Morse (Xaverian)

MVP: Luke Long, Daniel Menyalkin

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

ALL-LEAGUE: Larry Cullity, Justin Thibert, Dylan Higson (Shawsheen); Brody Simmons (Nashoba Tech); Joe Hurley, George MacKinnon, Will Baker (Northeast)

ALL-STARS: Justin Thibert, Jacoby Patterson, Dylan Higson, Josh Baker, Larry Cullity, Charlie Shannon (Shawsheen); George MacKinnon, Joe Hurley, Mario Armata, William Baker, Ryan Beede (Northeast); Jayden Auger, Jack Donavan, Brody Simmons, Zack DiBona (Nashoba Tech); Gage Richard, Wally Jop, Cameron Panzeri (Lowell Catholic); Logan Ciulla, Alex Francione (Minuteman)

MVP: Larry Cullity

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Chris Cassesso, Timmy Jones, Matthew DeAngelis (Somerville); Vincent Castro, Nolan O’Keefe, Jayden Morgan, Anthony Madarese (Medford); Riley Constantine (Everett/Malden/Revere/Mystic Valley); UJ Crowley, Tyler Whitten (Lynn English/Lynn Classical)

MVP: Vincent Castro

:MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE/DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

DIV. 1 ALL-CONFERENCE: Cooper Campo (Chelmsford); Nolan Dawson, Danny Viscione, James Columbus, Timmy Murphy, Ryan Johnson (Billerica); Jaxson Sabataso (Shrewsbury); Ethan Koehr (Westford Academy)

DIV. 1 ALL-STARS: Liam Carlin, Luke Conley (Andover); Eddy Conley (Billerica); Keegan Hunt, Jake Morowski (Central Catholic); Matt Hall, Austin Marmo (Chelmsford); Rocco Cook, Rex Friedholm (Lincoln-Sudbury); Ryan Kelly, Christian Thoren (Shrewsbury); Jack Donovan, Nick Burns, Kieran Humphreys (Westford Academy)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Danny Viscione

DIV. 2 ALL-CONFERENCE: Oliver Murphy (Boston Latin); Jason Swaim (Concord-Carlisle); Sam Rudenko (Newton South); Nate Carlson (North Andover); Anthony DiFranco, David Karlberg, Tyler Bourgea (Tewksbury); Shant Gebeyan (Waltham)

DIV. 2 ALL-STARS: Patrick Tucker, Andrew Coffey (Acton-Boxboro); William Cunniffe, Shane Dunning, Adam Whitney (Boston Latin); Cam Doull, Joe Grasso,

Sam Griswold (Concord-Carlisle); Will Everett (Newton South); Terrell Peoples (North Andover); Kevin Andriolo, Jake Cunha, Jason Lavoie (Tewksbury); Dylan McClay (Waltham)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tyler Bourgea

DIV. 3 ALL-CONFERENCE: Charles Demeo (Bedford); Drew DuRoss, Mathew Lesniak (Dracut/Tyngsboro); Aiden Cashman (Methuen); Jake Costa (Haverhill); Ned Akashian (Lowell); Wylie Welch (Cambridge); Maxwell Marchionna (Bedford)

DIV. 3 ALL-STARS: Owen O’Brien, Zachary Anderson, Will MacLaren (Methuen); Connor Cole, Charlie Wilkie, Luke Teta (Dracut/Tyngsboro); Jack Baker, Matt Costa (Haverhill); Ryan McGrath, Charlie Siciliano (Bedford); Josh Pite (Cambridge); Nate Dodge (Lowell)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Drew DuRoss

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Colby Young, Brady Hofeman, Kyle Mann (South Shore); Matt Almeida, Kane Aguiar, Landen Freitas (Diman); Kyle Daly, Declan Buckler (Tri-County); Camron Wilbur (Bristol-Plymouth/Southeastern); Tyler Dmytryck (Upper Cape); Seamus Bowles (Blue Hills)

MVP: Tyler Dmytryck

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

LIBERTY: JP Messuri, Kurt Beck, Nolan Russell, Cam Petrillo (Arlington); Liam Guilderson, Adam Bauer, Leo Packard (Belmont); Nate Mulvey, Owen Holland (Reading); Tom Casey (Winchester); Jack McEleney, Jack Lee (Woburn)
MVP: JP Messuri, Adam Bauer

FREEDOM: Camden Shanahan, James Gordon (Burlington); Matt Fuccione, Justin D’Antona (Melrose); Colin Allard (Wilmington); Shane Desmond, Domenic Moynihan (Watertown); Chris Giachetto, Michael Taranto, Jacob Minsk, Dylan Krasco (Stoneham); Trevor Veilleux (Wakefield)

MVP: Camden Shanahan

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Leo Burdge (Marblehead); Nick Muse (Peabody); Josh Henry (Danvers); Logan Bowen (Beverly); Kyle Hart (Marblehead); Preston Abbott (Masconomet); Mike Donahue, Mike Holgersen (Winthrop)

ALL-STARS: Cooper Dunham (Danvers); Johnny Mezza, Ryan Everett (Beverly); Sean Dolan, Crew Monaco, London McDonald (Marblehead); Dom Pappalardo (Peabody); Phil Boncore, Joe Pumphret, Aiden Survilas (Winthrop); Cade Cooper, Colby Warren (Gloucester); John Miga, Will Carey (Masconomet)

MVP: Leo Burdge

PATRIOT LEAGUE

FISHER: Cam Melone, Henry Phillips, Aiden Richards, Thomas Perkins (Hanover); Michael Silverman, Brian Buckley (North Quincy); Kevin Murrin, Ryan Conway (Pembroke); AJ Colonna, Declan Day (Plymouth South); Owen Lochiatto, Cole Ryan, Nate Sannella, Mark Francis, Luke Ryan (Scituate)

MVP: Luke Ryan

KEENAN: Mikey Yucius, Jack Funk, Liam Bonner, Tucker O’Neil (Duxbury); Jack Doherty, Sammy Holte, Ben Berian, Joe Rotondo, Joe Merrick (Marshfield); Cameron Cardarelli, Gavin Rosher (Silver Lake); Domenic Visocchi, Luke Tracey, Chris Ryan, Nick Zaccaria (Whitman-Hanson)

MVP: Nick Zaccaria

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Mason Sullivan, Evan Barbosa, Nate Melo, Adam Bastis (Somerset Berkley); Connor Galligan, Tucker Roy, Connor Foley, Caleb Bousquet (ORR/Fairhaven); Griffin Kelly, James Crowell, Jackson Palmborg (Bourne); Ryan Abreau, Cam Sylvia (Apponequet/Old Colony); David Ferreira (Greater New Bedford)

MVP: Mason Sullivan

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

Sam McDonald, Nick Harris, Declan McCarthy (Abington); Luke Dunham, Shane Mulcahy, Taighe Dwyer (Cohasset/Hull); Brayden Bates, Kyle Greeley (West/East Bridgewater); Wyatt Goyette, Levon Mulready, Keegan Wentworth (Middleboro); Matt Cerutti, Joe Perniola, Ryan Johnson, Evan Shea, Sean Gould, Jacob Malinowski (Norwell); Cooper Larouco, Pat McGuirk, Jack Blonde, Joey Mann (Rockland); Luke Greeley, Ty Creighton, Reece MacKinnon, Cooper Susong (Sandwich)

MVP: Matt Cerutti

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Nathan Gervais (Bellingham); Noel Adams, Brian Dunne, Timmy Holton (Dedham); Sam Hinckley (DS/Weston); Oli Lareau (Holliston/Ashland); Matt Pedroli, Parker Winn (Hopkinton); Ben Lusby, Charlie Duggan, Luke Dickson (Medfield); Jason Drake (Medway); Ari Parker (Norton); Antipkin Sviatoslov, TJ Martin (Norwood); Sean Blomquist, Brady Dumais (Westwood)

MVP: Ben Lusby, Sean Blomquist