BOYS TRACK

Matthew Acquah (Natick)

Lucas Andrade (Brockton)

Nico Begic (Lincoln-Sudbury)

Paul Bergeron (Westford Academy)

Aithan Bezanson (St. John’s Prep)

Christopher Brooks (Wellesley)

Jack Graffeo (Westford Academy)

Gable Gray (Chelmsford)

Alex Jackson (Peabody)

Ryan Kyle (Westford Academy)

Chris Larnard (BC High)

Jarred Mighty (Brockton)

Christoph Osselmann-Chai (Acton-Boxboro)

Ajay Raina (Acton-Boxboro)

Matthew St. Cyr (Walpole)

Dmitrius Shearrion (Taunton)

Benjamin Tavares (Weston)

Cameron Walter (Brookline)

Antonio Wiafe (St. John’s Shrewsbury)

4×100 relay (Pembroke): Riece Dunton, Joseph D’Angelo, Luke Lamar, Jayden Leonard)

4×400 relay (Xaverian): Justin Briggs, Kieran Maguire, Tory Stuckey, Mitchell Kisgen)

4×400 relay (Newton North): Oliver Altindag, Theo Teszler, Jonas Helman, Juan Talisayon)

4×800 relay (Brookline): Hunter Bailey, Kailas Ciatto, Theodore Butty, Altamo Aschkenasy)

HONORABLE MENTION

Christopher Adamchek (Acton-Boxboro)

Ancil Alexander (Taunton)

Natanael Vigo Catala (Haverhill)

Nolan Cloutier (Natick)

Maxwell Crawford (Attleboro)

Jason DeJesus (Attleboro)

Aiden Donovan (Amesbury)

Alexander Fitzgibbons (Arlington)

Christian Fraser (Mystic Valley)

McKenna O’Hare Gibson (Lexington)

Chamberlain Guthrie (Mansfield)

Diego Harris (Acton-Boxboro)

Gio Joseph (Marshfield)

Samuel Madden (Melrose)

Dennis Mowatt (Greater Lowell)

Noah Mulligan (Norwell)

Paul Purvis (Lincoln-Sudbury)

Khai Yin (Lowell)

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

MATTHEW ACQUAH

NATICK

After tearing his hamstring, the senior came back and claimed first in the Meet of Champions’ triple jump with a 47-4. He also took third at New Englands with a 46 and seventh at the New Balance Nationals with a 47-10.5. The honors student will compete at UMass.

LUCAS ANDRADE

BROCKTON

The junior earned Div. 1 state titles in both the 100-meters (10.58) and the high jump (6-8) while also nabbing the Meet of Champions title in the 100-meters (10.67). He also set personal bests in the 200-meters (22.25) and the 110-meter hurdles (14.70).

NICO BEGIC

LINCOLN-SUDBURY

The sophomore was a three-time New Balance National qualifier and set a sophomore state record this year in the 200-meter. He placed runner-up in the 200-meter (21.59) and took home the title in the 400-meter (48.59) in the Meet of Champions. A three-time Dual County League champion, Begic also won the Div. 1 state title in the 200-meter.

PAUL BERGERON

WESTFORD ACADEMY

The senior placed first in the 2-mile (8:43.86) and the mile (4:07.98) in the Meet of Champions and set a personal record with an 8:39 in the 2-mile earlier this season. He also placed second at NBNI in the 5K (14:14). The high honor roll student has also won a Div. 1 cross country title and is committed to Stanford.

AITHAN BEZANSON

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The senior won the Meet of Champions pentathlon as well as setting the pentathlon record at the Div. 1 meet. He scored a 3,518 in the pentathlon and was an All-American in the decathlon. The New Balance All-American in the pentathlon and two-time Pentathlon champion is a National Honor Society member and will continue his track career at Babson College.

CHRISTOPHER BROOKS

WELLESLEY

The four-time All-Scholastic and two-time Bay State Conference MVP won the 100-meters (10.72) and the 200-meters (21.35) at the Div. 2 state meet. The senior finished first in the state in the 55-meters, 100-meters and 200-meters and broke program records in the 55-meters, 100-meters, 200-meters and 300-meters races. A two-time Outstanding Male Athlete in Indoor and Outdoor Track, Brooks is an honor roll student and has committed to run track at the College of William & Mary.

JACK GRAFFEO

WESTFORD ACADEMY

The junior placed second at the Meet of Champions in the 2-mile (8:52.76) as well as third in the mile (4:09.80). He also took home second at the 2-mile at the New Balance Nationals. The three-time All-American set a personal best with a 4:09.80 in the mile and an 8:52.67 in the 2-mile. He is committed to run cross country and track and field at the University of Tennessee.

GABLE GRAY

CHELMSFORD

The sophomore broke the school javelin record multiple times this season while winning the Merrimack Valley Championship and the Div. 2 meet. The team MVP broke the Weston Twilight meet with a 199-04 throw. The honor roll student broke the school javelin record on his first throw as a freshman and plans to throw javelin at a top track and field college.

ALEX JACKSON

PEABODY

The Northeastern Conference Athlete of the Year took the top spot in shot put (61-5) and discus (52.89 meters) at the Meet of Champions as well as the top spot in the same events at the Div. 2 meet. The junior also placed 13th and 21st in shot put and hammer, respectively, at New Balance Nationals. The Moynihan Student Athlete of the Month also plays football and has eight Div. 1 offers.

RYAN KYLE

WESTFORD ACADEMY

The junior set nine school records in multiple events as he won the 110-meter hurdles (14.10) and finished as the runner-up at the 400-meter hurdles (55.08) at the Meet of Champions. The MSTCA North decathlon champion is an honor roll student and is planning to attend college while running track at the next level.

CHRIS LARNARD

BC HIGH

The senior was runner-up in the mile (4:09.09) and fourth place in the 2-mile (9:01) in the Meet of Champions. He also anchored the winning mile relay at the New Balance Nationals with a 4:10 split time. The high honor roll student and National Merit Scholar will be at the University of Pennsylvania in the fall.

JARRED MIGHTY

BROCKTON

The sophomore ran a 54.87 to win the 400-meter hurdles at the Meet of Champions. He holds the record at the Norwell Twilight meet and is ranked fourth in the nation as a sophomore in the 400-meter hurdles. Mighty also ran a 110-meter hurdles in 15.1. The high honor roll student plans to go to a college on a full scholarship through sports to study civil engineering.

CHRISTOP OSSELMANN-CHAI

ACTON-BOXBORO

A 10-time Dual County League champion, Osselmann-Chai was the Div. 1 pole vault champion and set a personal record with a 14-6 height this season. The senior also set a personal best with a 14.58 in the 110-meter hurdles. The honor roll student will be running track and studying mathematics/economy at Amherst College.

AJAY RAINA

ACTON-BOXBORO

The senior won the Dual County League 800-meter with a personal record of 1:54.39. He also placed second in the Div. 1 800-meter with a 1:55.77 and anchored the second place 4×400 relay team in the Meet of Champions. The three-time state champion is running track and field at Northeastern University next season.

MATTHEW ST. CYR

WALPOLE

The two-time Bay State Conference All Star set a Meet of Champions record with his javelin toss of 191-10 while also winning the Div. 3 title as well in the same event. The junior enjoys lifting and fishing in his spare time.

DMITRIUS SHEARRION

TAUNTON

The two-time Hockomock League MVP and three-time Hockomock League All Star placed first in the 200-meters with a 21.45 while also placing fourth in the 100-meters (10.87). The senior had personal bests in the 100-meters (10.74) and the 400-meters (50.54). The honor roll student will be attending UMass-Lowell in the fall to compete for the track and field program while majoring in civil engineering.

BENJAMIN TAVARES

WESTON

The junior placed third in the 800-meters at the Meet of Champions with a 1:55.12 while also winning the Div. 5 800-meter with a 1:58.87. He also set personal records of 49.94 in the 400-meter and was part of the 4×400 with a total time of 3:24.95. The Letter of Commendation in Art winner hopes to go to a Div. 1 school for track and field

CAMERON WALTER

BROOKLINE

The senior ran a 1:55.06 to place third in the 800-meter at the Div. 1 meet. The All-American in the 4×800 and indoor Meet of Champions 600-meter champion is an all AP/Honors student. He will be running at Brown University this fall.

ANTONIO WIAFE

ST. JOHN’S (SHREWSBURY)

The senior holds seven program records for indoor and outdoor track as he claimed the long jump title at the Meet of Champions (23-0.5). He went undefeated in the event all season, including another Div. 1 state title with a fourth place finish at the New Balance Nationals where he earned All-American status. He will be running track at UConn in the fall.

4×100

PEMBROKE

Riece Dunton, Luke Lamar, Jayden Leonard, Joseph T. D’Angelo

The quartet of juniors Dunton, Lamar and Leonard and senior D’Angelo set a Meet of Champions record with a 41.89 in the event. Dunton is a first-time Patriot League All Star. He has a Massachusetts seal of biliteracy and plans to play football or track in college. The Saint Anselm-bound D’Angelo was named Patriot League MVP and won the Div. 4 state title in the 55-meters, 100-meters, 200-meters, 4×100 and 4×200 relays. Lamar also plays varsity soccer and plans to attend university in the future. Leonard is a former Patriot League MVP and holds the program’s record in outdoor track scoring. The three-time Patriot League All Star will pursue football or track at the Div. 1 level.

4×400

XAVERIAN

Justin Briggs, Mitchell, Kisgen, Kieran Maguire, Tory Stuckey

The team of juniors Briggs and Kisgen with seniors Maguire and Stuckey took home fifth in the Meet of Champions with a time of 3:21.32. The team also took fourth at New Englands and the crown in the Div. 1 state meet while running the best time of the year in the state with a 3:19.51 earlier this season. Briggs is a three-time Catholic Conference All Star and an honor roll student. The National Honor Society member plans to major in automotive/mechanical engineering. Maguire is a two-time Catholic Conference All Star and a National Honor Society member who will attend St. Bonaventure. Stuckey is a three-time Catholic Conference All Star and an honors student who will attend UMass. Kisgen was named Catholic Conference MVP and placed second in the 400-meters (48.76) at the Meet of Champions.

4×400

NEWTON NORTH

Oliver Altindag, Theo Teszler, Jonas Helman, Juan Talisayon

With seniors Altindag, Teszler and Helman along with junior Talisayon, this team ran a team best 3:20.08 to win the Meet of Champions. Altindag is a high honor roll student who will be running track at Amherst College. Teszler is a Bay State Conference All Star and placed fifth at the 400-meter with a 49.87. He will be studying engineering and running track at Swarthmore College. Helman is a three-time state champion and two-year captain who will be at the University of Vermont in the fall. Talisayon placed fifth in the 400-meter at the Meet of Champions (49.19).

4×800

BROOKLINE

Theodore Butty, Altamo Aschkenasy, Kailas Ciatto, Hunter Bailey

The squad of sophomore Butty, junior Aschkenasy and seniors Ciatto and Bailey ran a 7:49.20 to claim the top spot at the Meet of Champions. Butty was named MSTCA freshman/sophomore Athlete of the Meet and is a Bay State Conference All Star. Ciatto set a personal best 1:59.67 in the 800-meters this season and is now a two-time All Scholastic. He will be running at UMass. Aschkenasy ran a 1:55.10 in the 800-meters, while the Oregon-bound Bailey ran a 1:59.37 in the 800-meters.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Altamo Aschkenasy, Andrew Bamberg, Cameron Walter, Ben Kasen, Theodore Butty (Brookline); Zakai Perkins, Moses Mann, Luka Juric (Milton); John Bianchi, Steven D’Alessandro, Dylan Weddle, Matthew Acquah (Natick); Thomas Scalia, Charlie Simeone, Daniel Jordan (Needham); Juan Talisayon, Leon Schultz, Oliver Altindag, Theo Teszler, Clarence De Medieros (Newton North); Matthew St. Cyr, Austin Feener, Yoan Terzyiski, Sean Kerin, Joseph Lewis, John Daher (Walpole); Chris Brooks, Sincere Fontaine, Eli Merritt, Nick Nicolazzo, Stephen Goehringer, Max Hoffman (Wellesley)

MVP: Chris Brooks

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

Jaquin Fahnbulleh, Kalvin Johnson, Shane Archer (Tech Boston); Rick da Moura (Snowden); Dominic Jorge, Jonah Levine-Fried (Latin Academy); Khayoree Peters (Charlestown); Bradon Spiess, Brandon Douglas, Liam Feliz, Jodanny Fleurival (O’Bryant); Sebastian Artunduagua (East Boston)

MVP: Jonah Levine-Fried

CAPE AND ISLANDS

William Fajardo-Doss, Jahi Kilburn, Darnell Brown, Chevy Shakespeare, Jaxson Merrill (Barnstable); Terrance Jorvelus, Craig Bloem, Griffin Pratt, Pierce Johnson, Nicholas Terranova (Dennis-Yarmouth); Silas Gartner, Jacob Lary (Falmouth); Enzo Reis (Martha’s Vineyard); Alique Brown (Monomoy); Damian Bebber, Payton Dill, Peter Silvermail, Adrian Brom, Isaiah Robinson, William Crowell (Nauset); Michael Nossek, Dylan Moreno, Shane Stanghellini (Sturgis)

MVP: Isaiah Robinson

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Joel Spaulding (Pentucket); Aiden Donovan, Michael Sanchez, Maxx Rodrigues (Amesbury); Clark Glidden, 4×800 relay (Hamilton-Wenham); Matteo Colombo, Michael Mohoric (Newburyport); Tighe Hosman, Anthony Lee, 4×100 relay (Pentucket); 4×400 relay (Triton); Eli Mendese (Lynnfield); Kiernan Miller, Nicholas Johnson (North Reading)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Joel Spaulding, Aiden Donovan

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Nick Antonellis (Archbishop Williams); Alexander Calo, Adam Johnson, Matt Jones, John Listro, Brayden Nassaney, Aidan O’Keefe, Lucas Ribeiro, Matt Shaw (Bishop Feehan); Lowell Copps, Andrew Frenette, Brennen Vane, Michael Veegh (Bishop Stang); Garvin Ambroise, Andrew Bertareli, Leo Flemming, Jesse Ierardi, Yariel Lara (Cardinal Spellman); Ta’Qaire Bell (Cathedral); Scott Amin, Chance Bonfanti, Brandon Cruz, Kyle Kwiatek, Jimmy Jennings, Mehdi Khemmich, William Ross Peña

MVP: Ta’Qaire Bell

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Merrick Barlow, Brendan Burke, Gael Garcia, Quinn Hubbard, Ahmir Hykel, Kye McClory, Daniel Padley (St. John’s Prep); Daniel Desulme, Chris Larnard, Shamus Larnard, Joey McNeil, John Wilson (BC High); Justin Briggs, Ethan Cross, Henry Hasselbeck, Mitchell Kisgen, Kieran Maguire, Jonathan Monteiro, Tory Stuckey, Alex Todorov, Jordan Wilson (Xaverian); Thomas Kuefler. Amar Skeete (Catholic Memorial); Jackson Dorazio, Antonio Wiafe (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Jamie DoVale (Malden Catholic)

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

UPPER: Jesus Andrades, Dennis Mowatt (Greater Lowell); Nicolas Almanzar, Connor Hastings, Joel Nina (Whittier); Elizardo Melenciano, 4×100 relay, 4×400 relay (Greater Lawrence); Noah Brooks, Sidney Tildsley, 4×800 relay (Shawsheen); Marcelo Goveia (Northeast)

MVP: Dennis Mowatt, Elizardo Melenciano

LOWER: Angelo Coelho, Christian Fraser (Mystic Valley); Artem Chepil, 4×100 relay (Academy of Notre Dame); Logan dos Santos, Sam Tudryn, Connor Lovell, Amadeos Papa, 4×400 relay (Innovation); Joan Ortiz (KIPP); Tristan McDermott (Nashoba Tech); Cesar Reyes (Lynn Tech)

MVP: Tristan McDermott, Sam Tudryn

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

Max Deane (Boston Latin); Ryan Boretti, Nichols Begic, Jude Raines, Ethan Sholk, Matt Sudnick (Lincoln-Sudbury); Christopher Osselmann-Chai, Ajay Raina, Noah Stegmeier, Leonid Burlak, Julian Kasirye, Eliott Raymondeau, Kofi Asubonteng, Alex Abakah (Acton-Boxboro); Jack Graffeo, Paul Bergeron, Ryan Kyle (Westford Academy); Aiden Chen, Oscar Torres (Weston); Alex Friedman, Nathan Hamilton, Liam Healy, Harvey Chen, Liam Sakakeeny (Newton South)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Ryan Kyle, Max Deane

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

Dmitrius Shearrion, Kenny Jean Michel, Ancil Alexander, O. Rodrigues, U. Yusif, B. Salvo (Taunton); Maxwell Crawford, Adrian Rivera, A. Bowie, A. Martin, J. Tracey, J. Stephens-Outland (Attleboro); Connor Peterson, Carson Crump, A. Malakidis, B. King, S. Goulart (North Attleboro); Brendan Thomas, Nolan Querzoli, Mitchell Callender, Alex Callanan (Oliver Ames); James Scott, Quinn Hardt , Bryce Dragsbaek (Franklin); Nick Gallagher, Luca Giardini (King Philip); Ben Parson, Aloiye Okhipo (Milford); Karthik Pisupati, Elijah Wisdom, Josy Brown-Wright (Sharon); Harry Keen (Foxboro); Chamberlain Guthrie Jr., Marco Geminiani, Myles Brown, Evan Thevenot (Mansfield); Alex Huynh, Josh Udeh, Carlens Elas (Stoughton)

MVP: Dmitrius Shearrion

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Zach Jean-Pierre, Jiai Gonzalez (Blue Hills); Joseph Cook, Logan Smith, Benjamin Pennington, Jonas Diedricksen, Christian Roy, Jayvon Lodge (Southeastern); Marty McCrave, Nate Howard (Tri-County); Ryland Potter (Wareham); Connor Norton (South Shore); Sakai Silver (Diman); Braden Erlichman (Bristol-Plymouth)

MVP: Jonas Diedricksen

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

Jonathan Kang, Kevin Shan, Harvey Lys, Jason DeJesus, Patrick Allardi (Andover); Patrick Hall, Ryan Leslie, Shane Leslie (Billerica); John Ryan, Ryan Demers (Central Catholic); Gable Gray, Marco Lombardo, Nathan Hart, Will Larsen, Xavier May (Chelmsford); Nick Crowell (Dracut); Connor Chmieleski, Joel Ishiimwe, Natanael Vigo Catala, Jonathan Rebelo, Stephane Fevry (Haverhill); Alex Rodriguez, Angel Heredia, Cristian Reinoso, Kevin Feliz (Lawrence); Abdul Jalloh, Alex Rodgers, Denzel Kisekka, Ethan Thevenin, James Kelly, Khai Yin, Raymond Dafe, Samuel Ansah (Lowell); Ajani Muzasadila, David Muir, Ethan Belongia, Dylan Cote, Nate Solivan, Lucas Ratcliff, Mark Muiruri, Michael McNaught, Owen Delaney, Soham Nath, Leo Ferrucci, Trevor Hunter (North Andover); Salvatore Catanzano (Tewksbury)

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

Breno Lousada, Thomas Wood (Stoneham), Eshaan Kansagra, Rohan Dutta, Sean Cox, Dylan Giles, Colin Irwin, Krish Almeida, Cam Mattson, Shane Sheehan, Alex Murray, Leon Sekandi, Ryan Brooks, Julian Sacca, Kevin Conte, Chris Williams, Ethan Tedesco (Burlington); Ethan Mazikofsky, William Mezikofsky, Joseph Pratt, Isaac Melo, Ethan Gori, Oliver Polster, Liam Taggart, Andrew Nett, Michael Arria, Adam Levy, JaMauri Belmer, Logan Beyers, Ryan Hogan (Wakefield); Ashvin Baker, Martin Philiossaint, Sean Patrone, Aidan Burke (Wilmington); Sam O’Donnell, Sam Madden, Adam Caldwell, Brendan Radzik (Melrose); Daniel Killian, Owen Bernstein, Tyler Johnson, Nick Walker, Wesley Kaukas-Quinn, James Yazici, Natan Naykene, James Fleming, Jason Feng, Timothy Hamilton, Ayden Austin, Leo Volchok (Winchester); Alborz Mosharaf, Jared Rife, Mitchell Woo (Belmont); Khai Uda-Thach, Joseph Ryan, Franz Schroeder, McKenna O’Hare-Gibson, Timothy George, Max Zhang, Patrick Noonan, Simon Tandeih, Ryan Zhang, Aidan Raney, Trevor Stevens, Clifton Reid, James Joseph, Nathan Cunningham, Sam Myerberg (Lexington); Chris Barbato, Tim Connolly, Liam Hannabury, Ryan Pulpi, Jae Young Yu, Vedant Narayan, William Hughes, Jamie Donahue (Reading); Nicholas Cramer, Colby Irving, Ryan Pacini, Sean Collins, Anthony Ciasullo, JJ Merlain (Woburn); Alexander Fitzsimmons (Arlington); Danial Goijamali (Watertown)

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

Ray Kwiatek (Beverly); Sean Moore, Will Conklin, Charlie Garlin, JJ Rooney (Danvers); Finn O’Hara, Nate Gardner, Bryce Rochford, Colby Rochford (Gloucester); Thomas Carlson,William Cerrutti, Isaac Gross, Alex Hersey (Marblehead); Eli Batista, Evan Bedard, Kobe Avery, Henry Sawyer, Declan Smith, Riley Michaud, Alex Jackson, Areno Saint-Victor (Peabody); Nicholas Cappuccio, George Galuris (Winthrop)

ALL-STARS: Brian Stevens, Jackson O’Brien, Peyton Smith (Peabody); Kenny Pyburn, Arbri Halilaj (Masconomet); Harry Silva (Beverly); Nate Assa (Marblehead); Caleb Leopoldo (Swampscott); Zachary Cotter, Bryce Kassiotis, Noah Wade (Danvers); Michael Toppan, Seamus Linehan (Gloucester); Lorenzo Prevosti (Winthrop); Kalaeb Mathieu (Saugus); Oscar Fernandez (Salem)

PATRIOT LEAGUE

FISHER: Jake Branco (Hanover); Joe T. D’Angelo, Jayden Leonard, Luke Lamar, Alex Shute, Gabe Lamar, Riece Dunton, Pat Norman, Nate Palmieri (Pembroke); Justin LaChance, Noah Brilliant, Owen Michelin, Christian Amaral, PJ Shaughnessy, Nick Kudrikow, Aderay Anderson (Plymouth South); Jayden Francois, Gabe Rodrigues, Mamadou Diallo, Kevin Heim (Quincy/North Quincy)

MVP: Joe T. D’Angelo

KEENAN: Oliver Bishop, Connor Earle, Jameson Meyer (Duxbury); Will Matthews, AJ Barrett, Niko Gibson, Sam Reffue, Tyler Grady, Nicky Harris (Hingham); Graham Heinrich, Matt McCabe, Thomas Bongioaltti, Brady Crowley, Josh Albert, Kyle Behan, Gio Joseph, Aidan Shanley, Sean Behan, Nate Looney (Marshfield); Noah Gould, Jacob Toledo, Max Wodzinski (Plymouth North); Michael Beauchesne, William Hinkley (Silver Lake)

MVP: Nate Looney

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Camden Rose, Joseph Ramos (Somerset Berkley); Gaoussou Traore, Christopher Gaboriault, Nick Thrope (Case); John Bowman, Nolan Bushnell, Tyler Young, Noah Robert-Howley, Zachary Gates, Wesner Archelus, Calder Eaton (Old Rochester); Joel DaSilva, William Dalton, Mason Morgado (Dighton-Rehoboth); James Harris, Kenley Laime (West Bridgewater); Maddox Bo, Eddie Hindle, Travis Pereira (Seekonk); Tommy Smith, Taber Lawler (Apponequet); Owen Vieira, Jared Quann (Greater New Bedford)

MVP: Camden Rose

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

Lucas Andrade, Jarred Mighty, Henry Tait, Michael Darche, Seamus Canniff, Wolf Lentx Victor, Jaden Lopes Riberio, Nazier Blue-Gomes, Brandon Torres, Jovanni Volcimus, Antonio Tobon, Abdiel Snelling (Brockton); Tyler Medeiros, Andre Capataz, Kevin Saenz, Caiden Demanche, Townes Moore, Owen Shurtleff, Elaijah Monteiro, Trent Farnworth (Dartmouth); Jack Hannigan, Kauan Bento, Cole Bridges, Jack Alves, Amin Abbassi, Connor Johnson, Caiden Blake, Ryan Hall, Dan Leet, Malik Washburn, Riley Frisch, Marqui Galvin, Brian Peters (Bridgewater-Raynham); Curtis Mowatt, Aiden Lanciault (Durfee); Clayton Pastor Norales, Edenilson Semedo (New Bedford)

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Will Bialobrzeski, Harry Millar, Drew Bialobrzeski, Russell Perryman, Logan Sullivan, Sean Finnegan, Stephen Leighton, Damon Carboni (Hopkinton); Greydon Gavin, Jayden Pillard, Ben Methot (Westwood); Julian Ram-Tylerbest, Michael O’Reilly, Aidan Ryan, Kyle Kraemer (Medfield); Mikel Dujour (Norwood); Emmanuel Tabe, Conor Corwell, Luke Henson (Holliston); Declan Vento, Hunter Meigs, Will Child (Ashland); Andrew McConnell, Steve Collins, Sean Parham, Jacob Ollerhead, Michael Katsikis (Norton); Nate Hoffman, Myles Hoffman, Jack Weintraub (Medway); Malachi Chansky, Ben McCarthy (Millis); Matt Rooney, Reed Fenno, Will Lombard, Aidan Pearsall, Vince Stefanelli (Dover-Sherborn); Jack Roberts, Eyram Kplorfia, Jayden Brown, Cayden Roy, Edem Kplorfia (Dedham); Donovan Turner,Mason Jacques (Bellingham)

MVP: Jayden Brown, Will Bialobrzeski