ALL-SCHOLASTICS

ANNABELLE AVERETT
SWAMPSCOTT

Averett has been a catalyst for the Big Blue in her two seasons with the program as she won the team’s MVP award, known as the “low stick award,” twice. She recorded a fastest mile time of 5:07, a two-mile time of 11:23 and a 5K time of 18:34. In addition to her excellence on the course, Averett is the vice president for the Class of 2028 at Swampscott.

AUDREY BIRTWELL
NORWELL

Birtwell placed second at the Division 3A state championship meet and fifth at the Div. 3 Meet of Champions. She was named a South Shore League All-Star and a team captain. Outside of the course, Birtwell is a member of National Honor Society and the World Language Honor Society.

JESSICA BOURNE
WESTON

Bourne finished fourth at the Division 2A Championship and sixth at the DCL Championship Meet. She notably helped the Wildcats win the DCL Foley Division. Off the course, Bourne also plays the viola in the Weston Chamber Orchestra and is a member of the Tri-M Music Honor Society.

ROSIE BRADLEY
BROMFIELD

The senior standout notably won the Div. 3 state championship. In her decorated career, Bradley was a two-time top-10 finisher at the state championships, a three-time league all-star and has served as a team captain. She will continue her career at UMass Lowell.

KYLA BRESLIN
CENTRAL CATHOLIC

Breslin is not new to success for the Raiders, as this was her second consecutive season getting named all-conference. She was the Merrimack Valley Conference individual champion. Breslin excelled outside of league play as well by winning the Division 1C sectional race.

ELISE CASSO
FALMOUTH ACADEMY

The senior qualified for the state championships five times and medaled once. She set personal records of 4:59 in the mile run, 18:22 in the cross country 5K. Outside of school competition, Casso set a personal-best of 17:51 in a road 5k.

MARIA CHOPAS
CONCORD-CARLISLE

Chopas’ highlights on the season included winning the Div. 1B sectional race and the Amherst Invitational. She also became the Patriots’ record holder for the two-mile run and will be a team captain in 2026. In addition to athletics, Chopas is a high honor roll student and an All-Conference pianist.

JANE CONRAD
LEXINGTON

Conrad was a force in the Middlesex League, winning the individual title and leading the Minutewomen to a team championship. She set her personal record of 17:18.39, which was also the course record. She led Lexington a Division 1A championship. Individually, she finished third at the 1A sectionals and the Meet of Champions.

KYLIE DONAHUE
BILLERICA

Donahue had a very successful individual season, finishing second at the Frank Kelley Sophomore Race, MVC Championship and Division 1C meet. She also notably finished fifth at the Meet of Champions and eighth at the MSTCA Twilight Invite.

LUCY DOWNING
HOLLISTON

The first-year phenom went undefeated while racing within the Tri-Valley Large and was named league MVP. Downing also won the Division 2B championship and finished third at the Division 2 Meet of Champions.

ABBY FLAGG
WHITINSVILLE CHRISTIAN

Flagg ran personal best times of 17:36 in the cross country 5K, 5:05 in the mile run and 2:21 in the 800-meter run. She notably finished second behind her sister and fellow All-Scholastic Emily in the 5000-meter race at the Div. 2 state championships. In addition to running, Flagg also enjoys swimming and cycling.

EMILY FLAGG
WHITINSVILLE CHRISTIAN

Flagg ran personal best times of 17:17 in the cross country 5K, 10:42 in the two mile and 5:09 in the mile run. Flagg finished first in the 5000-meter race at the Division 2 state championships, just ahead of her teammate and sister Abby.

EMMA GENOVESE
MILLIS

Genovese was named the Tri-Valley Small MVP and finished undefeated within league meets. The freshman finished first at the divisional meet, second at the TVL showcase and had a runner-up finish at the Meet of Champions. She is continuing to excel for Millis’ indoor track and field team.

GRETA HAMMER
NEEDHAM

Hammer finished second at the Division 1 state meet and second at the Meet of Champions. The veteran runner was the cross country state champion in 2024. She also has won the two-mile state championship in indoor track and field in 2024 and 2025, and the outdoor title in 2025.

ABIGAIL HENNESSY
WESTFORD ACADEMY

Hennessy impressed by winning the Division 1 Meet of Champions, setting a course record of 17:15. She was also the individual Division 1A Champion. The Washington Commit is also a five-time state champion in track and field, holds the Massachusetts mile record and finished third at the 2025 New Balance Outdoor Nationals.

MILLIE MCDONALD
WINCHESTER

McDonald earned a 19:00 personal record in the 5K and an 18:20 personal record in the three-mile. Individually, she finished third at the Division 1B sectionals. The freshman also earned All-Middlesex League honors for her performance a top-10 finish at the league meet.

KATHERINE MURRAY
NORWELL

Murray was named the South Shore League MVP for her excellence within the league and for winning the league championship. Individually, she finished first at the Division 3A meet and third at the Meet of Champions. In the classroom, Murray is a high-honor roll student.

LAUREN RAFFETO
CANTON

Raffeto was the Hockomock League champion and notably finished as the Division 2A runner-up. Outside of school competition, Raffeto was a top-20 finisher at both the Nike XC Northeast Regional and the Brooks Northeast XC Championship. In the winter, she takes her talents to the ice as for ice hockey team.

JULIA RAMSEY
WINCHESTER

Ramsey won the MSTCA Frank Mooney Coaches Invitational and finished as the runner-up at the Middlesex League Championship. She finished fourth at the Division 1B sectional, helping the Red and Black win the team title. Ramsey was selected to the Middlesex League All-Conference Team and is a National Honor Society member.

GRACE RICH
HAMILTON-WENHAM

Rich was the Division 3B champion and finished fourth at the Division 3 state championships. She was named Cape Ann League Runner of the Year and Hamilton-Wenham’s team MVP while leading the Generals to a CAL title and a runner-up finish at the 3B championships.

EMMA TUXBURY
WELLESLEY

Tuxbury is not a stranger to the All-Scholastic pages as this was the fourth consecutive year she received the honors. The Raiders standout finished second at the Division 1B sectionals. After graduating this spring, Tuxbury will run cross country and track at Bucknell University.

EMILY WEDLAKE
WESTFORD ACADEMY

Wedlake finished third at the Twilight Invitational and third at the Dual County League meet. Outside of league competition, she finished fourth at sectionals and eighth place at the state championships. Wedlake will continue her cross country and track career at UMass Amherst.

QUIN WILCOX
WAKEFIELD

The junior began competing in cross country this year and was named the Middlesex League Freedom MVP and was undefeated within the league during the regular season. She placed third at the Middlesex League Championships and had the same finish at the Division 3 state championships. She finished sixth at the Meet of Champions.

All-Stars

Bay State League

Chloe Dinh, Anna Flaherty, Emma Koca (Braintree); Georgia Gray, Hannah Petersen (Brookline); Daria Lamakina (Framingham); Felicity Goode (Milton); Kailie Rader (Natick); Claire Cianciolo, Greta Hammer, Madison Roach (Needham); Maggie Abely, Casey Costello, Esty Dudnik, Lily Grace (Newton North); Bridget Tierney (Walpole); Emma Tuxbury, Maddie Tuxbury (Wellesley); Jessica Harding, Sonia Souto (Weymouth)

MVP: Greta Hammer

Big Three

Maira Amado, Hermine Bernadel, Maliyah Gomes Pierre, Talia Rodrigues, Aubrey Talbot (Brockton); Shayla Harrison, Anjola Olubanwo, Corrine Wang (Durfee); Madelyn Baylies, Victoria Cabral (New Bedford)

MVP: Aubrey Talbot

Cape & Islands

Noelle Jatcak (Cape Cod Academy); Bella Alexander, Elise Brown, Leah Cogan (Dennis-Yarmouth); Taryn Joyce (Falmouth); Elise Casso, Arden O’Neill (Falmouth Academy); Sophia Alves (Martha’s Vineyard); Skyler Osmond (Monomoy); Anna Cronin, Grace Hanlon, Leila Noddin (Nantucket); Hannah Pranga, Savannah Senatori (Nauset); Evelyn Huamani (Rising Tide); Kylee Beaudoin, Grace Chanya, Dylan Poti, Grace Smith, Ashlyn White (Sandwich); Tallulah Clifford, Claire Heller, Izabella Merrill, Emily Siminski, Natalie Swift (Sturgis East); Grace McGlinchey, Sophia Neske (Sturgis West)

MVP: Elise Casso, Kylee Beaudoin

Cape Ann League

Haley Jezowski (Amesbury); Emily Waters (Essex North Shore); Asa Labell, Talia Labell, Grace Rich (Hamilton-Wenham); Abby Lopez (Lynnfield); Anna Sergi (Manchester-Essex); Lydia Boddy, Abigail Porto, Meilia Simone, Isla Trail (Newburyport); Adelyn Kelly, Quinlan Kelly, Riley MacDonald (North Reading); Mia Jaworski (Triton)

MVP: Quinlan Kelly, Grace Rich

Catholic Central League

Maddie Hussy (Archbishop Williams); Fiona Steward (Arlington Catholic); Rachel Akins, Quinn Kotch, Christina McCarthy, Grace McGahan, Emily Morris, Madeline Neary, Allison Oram, Noelle Salwierz, Sophie Shaw (Bishop Feehan); Julia Davis, Marianna Kay, Olivia Rowe, Adelaide Sweatman (Bishop Fenwick); Kelsey Kwiatek (St. Mary’s)

MVP: Kelsey Kwiatek

Commonwealth Athletic Conference

Daisy Zarate, Irene Delva, Wilmarlyn Fernandez (Lynn Tech/KIPP); Alyssa Collins (Minuteman); Jayden Jean (Nashoba); Ruthann Ambrose, Annabel Cargill, Kara Taylor, Sarah Benchekroun (Innovation); Lily Abott (Mystic Valley); Skylar Beauchesne, Grace Morasse (Lowell Catholic); Olivia Stack, Makenzie Plouffe, Audrey Yann, Teagan Galvagni, Lillian Zurkus, Hannah Levesque (Greater Lowell); Rowan Cattanach, Elizallian Rivera (Whittier)

Dual County League

Madison Dean (Acton-Boxboro); Addison Poulter (Bedford); Sophia Juanes Seto, Fiona Litman, Violet Smith (Cambridge); Maria Chopas, Felicity Daglish, Emma Kjaersgaard, Liliana Miles, Alex Skelly, Pelin Turner (Concord-Carlisle); Izzy Monahan (Newton South); Laura Shepard (Waltham); Emily Deeks, Abigail Hennessy, Phoenix Philbrick, Diya Shrestha, Emily Wedlake (Westford Academy); Jessica Bourne, Anne Moser (Weston)

MVP: Abigail Hennessy

Greater Boston

Marianna De Leon (Lynn Classical); Madison McCole (Lynn English); Emma Beardsley, Isabelle De Sousa Vieira, Olivia O’Brien (Medford); Rania Hamdani, Olivia Rupp (Revere); Aly Amin, Jenny Gordon, Greta O’Sullivan (Somerville)

MVP: Aly Amin

Hockomock

Adileh Azar, Madeleine Driscoll, Isabella Holland, Alexa Piazza, Lauren Raffetto (Canton); Emma Dorich (Foxboro); Victoria Courghtright, Stella Nappa, Annabelle Santiago (Franklin); Lillian Almeida, Ashley Cleverdon, Ella McManus, Maria Noonan, Riley Rosario (King Philip); Cameron Ward (North Attleboro); Kathleen Beaulieu, Ashley Powers, Erin Reilly, Devin Thomas (Oliver Ames)

MVP: Lauren Raffetto, Stella Nappa

Mayflower Large

Makenna Laramee, Mia Faletra, Amelia Power (Norfolk Aggie); Anabell Smith, Abby Woodbury (Tri-County); Lilly Andrews (Southeastern); Thea Cote (Bristol-Plymouth)

MVP: Makenna Laramee

Mayflower Small

Ashlyn Jones (Atlantis Charter); Taylor Nacimento, Skylar Greco, Brielle Leger (Bristol Aggie); Kate Kelly (South Shore Voke); Olivia Bellefeuille (Old Colony); Elizae Tillman (Upper Cape)

MVP: Ashlyn Jones

Merrimack Valley League

Alexia Chege, Rose Kiley (Andover); Emma Ausilio, Caitlyn Donahue, Kylie Donahue, Sabrina Gorski, Madelynn Larosa, Maya Niles, Anna Rossini, Hartlie Siegal, Evelyn Wesling (Billerica); Kyla Breslin, Calista King (Central Catholic); Kate Leonard, Mia McCusker (Chelmsford); Madison Howard, Emmalyn Proia (Haverhill); Addison Lemay, Ella Machado (Lowell); Elisa Castro, Julia Kroon, Olive LaRosa (North Andover); Maeve Burns (Tewksbury)

MVP: Kyla Breslin, Mia McCusker

Middlesex

Caroline Herr, Chloe Reinelt (Arlington); Reece Bundy, Kira van Kelsted (Belmont); Shaelyn Fitzgerald, Mariska Kilroy (Burlington); Meghan Caldera, Jane Conrad, Callie Glenn, Addie Haiar, Ella Tyson (Lexington); Naiomi Breay, Reilly Powell, Violeta Rechea (Melrose); Autumn Shapiro (Stoneham); Liza Bangston, Lillian McLean, Quin Wilcox (Wakefield); Holly Peterson (Watertown); Charlotte Kiley, Katelyn LaPointe (Wilmington); Chloe Chan, Caroline Lanz, Millie McDonald, Julia Ramsey, Michelle Su (Winchester); Carla Bosso (Woburn)

MVP: Jane Conrad, Quin Wilcox

Northeastern Conference

Annabelle Averett (Swampscott); Ella Braz, Lauren Foley, Lily Murphy, Maya Sutton (Peabody); Grace Conklin, Madyson Danish, Addison Lamar (Danvers); Grace Corbett (Beverly); Madison Gibeau-Schmitt, Clara Alberta, Abigail Williams (Masconomet); Sarah Munroe, Marrietta O’Connell, Norah Walsh (Marblehead)

MVP: Marrietta O’Connell

Patriot League Keenan

Riley Earle, Addie Slimbaugh (Duxbury); Casey Gately (Hingham); Mia LoVuolo, Sarah Penney, Sydney Smolcha, Nisha Prabhu, Charlotte Young (Marshfield); Devon Foy, Jaydan LaPlant (Plymouth North); Samantha Anderson, Heidi Dow, Ava Farris, Nicole Sanford (Silver Lake)

MVP: Sarah Penney

Patriot League Fisher

Hazel Blum, Mae Evans, MacKenzie Gezotis (Hanover); Ananya Avasthi, Riley Crocket, Sadie Rizzitano (Pembroke); Evie Chadwick, Caroline Morse (Plymouth South); Ada Cote, Joanna Chen, Maddy McGillicuddy, Zoe Nelson, Caroline Zuffante (Quincy/North Quincy); Addy DuBois (Scituate)

MVP: Maddy McGillicuddy

Pioneer Athletic Conference

Makenna Dennis, Grace Wilson (Barnstable); Carly Brand, Tessa Bringardner, Brooke Carney, Abigail Oliveira, Mackenzie Rowan, Lily Shi, Grace Sperry, Camden Strandberg, Valentina Yurovitsky (Dartmouth);

South Coast Conference

Kelty Fournier (Apponequet); Sara Avery-Pham, Alyssa Daniels (Dighton-Rehoboth); Cassidy Carroll, Genevieve Hebert, Bentley Killion, Annalise Milhench, Ella Milhench, Fiona Roveda, Avery White (Old Rochester); Jaylyn Albano, Sydney Amaral (Seekonk); Marley Haas (Somerset Berkley); Emma Pope (West Bridgewater)

MVP: Alyssa Daniels

South Shore League

Gia Bunnell, Emma Hart, Catherine McCleary, Evangaline McCleary (Abington); Hazel Butterworth (Carver); Gabrielle Holdsworth (East Bridgewater); Anna Jensen (Mashpee); Grace Gorham, Ana Machado, Kiera Montgomery (Middleboro); Hadley Amon, Audrey Birtwell, Madisyn Butler, Kalen LeBlanc, Shelby Maguire, Katherine Murray, Olivia Sowinski (Norwell); Sophia Morse (Rockland)

MVP: Hazel Butterworth, Katherine Murray

Tri-Valley League

Madeleine Callahan, Sophia Warnetski (Ashland); Jenna Dormady, Morgan Henshaw (Bellingham); Camille Boudreau, Audrey Ferry, Julia Ritchey, Kaitlyn Rogers (Dover-Sherborn); Hailey Cashman, Lucy Downin, Emerson Harrington (Holliston); Chloe Tumbleton (Hopkinton); Casey Parker, Kate St. Mary (Medfield); Emma Genovese (Millis); Kailey Chastenay, Kiley Faucher, Cecelia Goodwin, Molly McIntyre (Norton); Bridget Flynn (Norwood); Elyse Boger, Ciara Chi, Ryan Colleran, Maeve Gavin, Susannah Rockers, Cara Sullivan (Westwood)

MVP: Lucy Downin, Emma Genovese