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FOOTBALL OFFENSE
Jahkari Carpenter
Doherty High
Senior, Running Back
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ne of the premier playmakers in the state, Carpenter finished fourth in rushing in Central
Mass. with 191 carries for 1,575 yards and 15
touchdowns as the Highlanders finished 6-5. He
was named the Division 4 Offensive MVP by the
Central Mass. Football Coaches Association. Carpenter leaves as a four-time Inter-High All-Star (two
nominations for North High, two for Doherty) and he
also surpassed the career rushing mark for the
league. Carpenter rushed for more than 1,000 yards in three of his
four varsity seasons and finished with 757 carries for 5,090 yards,
an average of nearly seven yards a carry. That obliterated the mark
of 4,269 set by South High’s Bismark Osei in 2000. Carpenter was
fourth in Central Mass. rushing as a junior with 165 carries for 1,507
yards and nine scores as he helped Doherty capture the Division 4
state title. In that 28-26 win over Dennis-Yarmouth at Gillette Stadium, he rushed for 87 yards and a touchdown, ran for a conversion
and blocked an extra point that helped seal the victory, which was
his most memorable moment. He earned the Ralph Raymond Award
as a senior for helping the Highlanders top Burncoat on Thanksgiving. He will attend prep school next year in hopes of landing a football scholarship. He is the son of Daneshe Carpenter of Worcester.
Ryan Clark
Littleton High
Senior, Offensive Line
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he Tigers lost a number of star players to graduation from last year’s Division 6 state championship team, but somehow Littleton found itself right
back at Gillette Stadium trying to defend its crown.
Clark’s play at right tackle and middle linebacker
was a main reason the Tigers reloaded so quickly.
He led the Tigers with 116 tackles and wrapped up
a fine career with 351 tackles. Although Littleton’s
season ended with a 35-22 defeat to Cohasset in
the final, Clark said playing at Gillette Stadium twice in his career for
state titles were his most memorable sports moments, along with a
30-28 overtime win over Maynard in the regular season. Clark was
named to the Mid-Wach D all-star team and also earned a spot on
the Division 6 all-star team from the Central Mass. Football Coaches
Association. He enjoys working out and spending time with his
friends. Clark is undecided on where to attend college. He is the
son of Kathy and Gregg Clark of Littleton.
Shane Combs
St. John’s High
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ombs made his mark in just two seasons at St.
John’s, earning nods to the Central Mass. Conference all-star team and the Central Mass. Football
Coaches Association Division 2 team both years.
Combs was named Division 2 Co-Offensive MVP by
the CMFCA after rushing 209 times for 1,514 yards
and 18 touchdowns to lead the Pioneers (8-3) to
the Central Mass. Division 2 playoffs. Last year,
Combs rushed 173 times for 1,243 yards and 16
touchdowns to help St. John’s to a spot in the Division 2 state final
at Gillette Stadium. Combs was a first-down machine for the Pioneers, averaging 7.2 yards a clip after taking the handoff in his twoyear career. The Pioneers topped Leominster for the Central Mass.
title in 2013, which Combs said was his most memorable moment
with St. John’s. Combs is also one of the top baseball players in the
state and has a scholarship to play next spring at Notre Dame.
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Christopher Lindstrom with his parents, Dawn and Chris, after signing with Boston College.
Christopher Lindstrom
Shepherd Hill Regional, Senior Offensive Line
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here’s every reason to believe Christopher Lindstrom has a promising football future ahead of him. He stands 6-foot-5 and 243 pounds and is still growing, much
like his father and uncles were at his age. His father, Shepherd Hill’s football coach
Chris Lindstrom, and uncle Dave were Boston University Hall of Famers, and both
played defensive end in the NFL. His uncle Eric was an All-ECAC defensive end at
Boston College before the Patriots drafted him in the seventh round. For the past
two seasons, Lindstrom paved gaping holes for Shepherd Hill backs, led the Rams
to the Central Mass. Division 4 championship and earned T&G Super Team honors,
while becoming the first lineman to be named Hometeam Magazine Offensive Player
of the Year. He graduated early and is heading to Boston College in January, when the Eagle program will start bulking him up to play guard and preparing him to assume a role in BC’s vaunted offensive line tradition. “Chris is a dream to coach, and he works very hard for a high school senior,” said
Ryan Dugan, Lindstrom’s older brother and Shepherd Hill’s offensive coordinator. “But in January,
he’s going to get a crash course on what hard work is. He’s going to be able to do it, but it will take
him time to get used to it.” And Lindstrom’s high school football season isn’t even over. On Dec. 30,
he played in the NUC All-American Game in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and he has also been selected to play in the Blue-Gray All-America Game Jan. 10, in Tampa, Florida. Graduating early meant
he’s not playing for the Rams’ basketball team, which he helped to the Western Mass. Division 2 final
last March, just before committing to BC. He’s missing that, along with playing doubles for Shepherd
Hill’s tennis team this spring. His most memorable moment was the Rams’ team snowball fight prior to
this year’s Thanksgiving game at Tantasqua, and he’ll always cherish the Rams’ win over St. PeterMarian to capture the Division 4 championship. He is the son of Dawn and Chris Lindstrom of Dudley.
Derek Franks II
Leominster High
Junior, Wide Receiver
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he 6-foot-4, 180-pound Franks burst onto the scene as a junior and immediately gave
Leominster a tremendous downfield threat for its dangerous offense. He helped the
Blue Devils shake off an 0-2 start by ripping off a seven-game winning streak to jump into
playoff contention. Leominster finished 8-3 and lost to archrival Fitchburg, 7-0, in the Central Mass. Division 2 final. The Blue Devils avenged that loss a few weeks later with a convincing, 23-8 win over the Red Raiders on Thanksgiving, which was one of Frank’s most
memorable moments. Franks finished with 42 catches for 596 yards and four touchdowns
for coach Dave Palazzi’s team. He was named the Applebee’s Player of the Week for his
performance in a loss to Lowell. Franks is also a standout basketball player for the Blue
Devils and enjoys playing sports and serving as an assistant coach for area youth teams in his spare time.
He hopes to graduate college with a degree in health science. He is the son of Susan and Derek Franks of
Fitchburg.
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Trevor Fuce
Matt Garofano
Drew Jean-Guillaume
Algonquin Regional
Oakmont Regional
Shepherd Hill Regional
Senior, Quarterback
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he 6-foot-5, 265-pound road-grader
helped the Tomahawks turn their
program around in 2014, as Algonquin
Regional reached the Central Mass. Division 2 playoffs and finished 6-5 — the
first time the Tomahawks have had a
winning record since 1997. Algonquin
also earned a share of the Mid-Wach B
title. Fuce was a co-captain for the
Tomahawks and coach Justin McKay and started at
both tackle and defensive end the last two seasons. He
made 110 tackles this year and recorded three sacks.
Fuce was named to the Mid-Wach B all-star team and
was also named to the Central Mass. Division 2 squad
by the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association.
Fuce enjoys fishing and hunting in his spare time. His
uncle played football at the University of Maine and another uncle was an all-star wrestler at Providence College. He is the son of Beth and Mike Fuce of Southboro.
he 6-foot-2, 245-pound Garofano
earned a spot on the Mid-Wach C
and Central Mass. Division 5 all-star
teams after anchoring the line for the 4-7
Spartans. Garofano paved the way for
Tyler Caforio to rack up 1,300 rushing
yards for Oakmont. His most memorable
moment came during a 26-16 win over
Clinton, when the Spartans notched
their first win of the season and also gave coach Charlie
Raff his first win as a head coach. Garofano said the
game was memorable because Oakmont trailed at halftime despite a Hail Mary touchdown pass to end the second quarter. Despite the hole, the Spartans scored twice
in the third quarter and earned the win. “Me and the other
captains had to keep everyone up in order to win the
game,” Garofano said. His brother, Trevor, also played
football at Oakmont before graduating in 2011. He wants
to pursue a career in sports management. He is the son
of Barb and Michael Garofano of Westminster.
ne of the top sprinters in the area,
Jean-Guillaume translated that
speed to the gridiron, filling his highlight
reel with plenty of breathtaking runs for
the Rams this season. Despite being
hampered by an ankle injury in the second half of the season, Jean-Guillaume
rushed 118 times for 1,310 yards — a
staggering 11.1 yards per carry — and
22 touchdowns as Shepherd Hill went 10-2 before losing in a Division 4 state semifinal. Jean-Guillaume was
named to the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association all-star team. He will attend Central Connecticut
State University in the fall and play running back. His
fondest memories were helping the Rams to the 2013
Division 4 Super Bowl at Gillette Stadium, and earning
Offensive Player of the Game honors in a Thanksgiving
win over Tantasqua after capping his career with a 204yard, three-touchdown game. He is the son of Sue and
Rock Jean-Guillaume of Charlton.
Brent Johnson
Joey Kapp
Ben Reiffarth
Shrewsbury High
Lunenburg High
Senior, Wide Receiver
Blackstone Valley Tech
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A
four-year starter for Shrewsbury, the
6-foot-4, 255-pound Johnson anchored the lines for the Colonials and
coach John Aloisi. He was a captain for
the Colonials and earned spots on the
Mid-Wach A all-star team as well as the
Central Mass. Division 2 team chosen by
the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association. Johnson’s most memorable
moments this year came when the Colonials topped St.
Peter-Marian, 33-7, in what he called, “our best, most
complete game as a team,” and then a 26-7 win over Algonquin Regional in a Central Mass. Division 2 quarterfinal for his first playoff victory at Shrewsbury. Johnson enjoys lifting weights and playing basketball in his spare
time. He is undecided on college, but he hopes to play
football and get a business degree. He is the son of Janet and David Johnson of Shrewsbury.
app piled up the school records for
Lunenburg this fall, setting marks in
receiving yards in a season (757), receiving yards in a game (146), receiving
touchdowns in a season (11), receiving
touchdowns in a game (3) and receiving
touchdowns in a career (12). He was
named Lunenburg’s Offensive MVP, selected to the Mid-Wach C all-star team,
as well as to the Central Mass. Division 5 all-star team by
the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association. Kapp is
also a standout baseball player and will captain the Blue
Knights in the spring after making the Midland C all-star
team the past two years. Kapp’s most memorable moments this year came in a win over Littleton that snapped
the Tigers’ 19-game winning streak, and a 18-12 win over
St. Bernard’s on the day after Thanksgiving where Kapp
scored all three Lunenburg touchdowns. Kapp will attend
Boston University in the fall and major in business. He is
the son of Janice and Carl Kapp of Lunenburg.
he Beavers were dangerous this year
when the ball was in Reiffarth’s hands
— and that’s where it was a lot as the senior finished third in Central Mass. rushing with 205 carries for 1,731 yards and
27 touchdowns. He also led CMass in
scoring with 34 touchdowns and three
conversions, which broke the 200-point
mark (210). Reiffarth was named the Division 6 Offensive MVP by the Central Mass. Football
Coaches Association, his second time making that team,
and he also made the Colonial Athletic League all-star
team for the second straight season. Reiffarth broke
school records in career rushing yards and career touchdowns. He finished his career with 346 carries for 2,824
yards and 42 rushing touchdowns. He will attend Merrimack next year and wants to work in finance or accounting for a large company. Reiffarth enjoys snowboarding in
his spare time. He is the son of Sue and Pete Reiffarth of
Mendon.
Koby Schofer
Mark Wright
Northbridge High
Junior, Quarterback
Auburn High
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he engine on one of the most explosive offenses in the
state, Schofer led Central Mass. by completing 150 of 263
passes for 2,386 yards and 26 touchdowns, and also finished
10th in rushing with 147 carries for 1,306 yards and 19 touchdowns. The Rams reached the Division 5 Super Bowl for the
second straight season. Schofer was selected as the Division 5
co-Offensive MVP by the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association and was the only signal caller in the state to surpass
both the 2,000-yard passing mark and the 1,000-yard rushing
mark. He was also a standout safety for Northbridge, picking off four passes
and making 30½ tackles. His most memorable moments this year were putting
together a 12-1 season and playing at Gillette Stadium again as well as helping
his grandfather, coach Ken LaChapelle, become the winningest coach in state
history with his 324th career victory against Clinton. He is the son of Tessa and
Mark Schofer of Northbridge.
A
two-time Telegram & Gazette Super Teamer, few players
were as explosive as Wright has been for the Rockets.
Wright took aim at the state rushing record before a hip injury
limited him to just four carries in a season-ending loss to Northeast Voke. Wright finished with 249 carries for 2,607 yards and
28 touchdowns, just shy of the mark of 2,899 set by Putnam’s
Melquawn Pinkney in 2011. He blew past the Central Mass. record of 2,482 yards, set in 2000 by South High’s Bismark Osei. Wright nearly broke the Central Mass. single-game rushing
record when he racked up 419 yards on 26 carries in a win over Clinton, falling
short of the mark of 436 set by St. Bernard’s Cody Titus in 2011. Also a standout basketball player for the Rockets, Wright enjoys playing sports and working
out in his spare time. One of his fondest memories is waking up at 5 a.m. to go
work out with his teammates. He is still deciding where to play football next season. He is the son of Kim and Mark Wright of Auburn.
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Hector Aponte
John Boutwell
Leominster High
Senior, Defensive Line
North Middlesex Regional,Senior, Linebacker
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outwell finished a stellar four-year career for the Patriots by helping them secure a winning record
(6-5) and reach the playoffs, where they fell to Wachusett in a Central Mass. Division 2 quarterfinal. Boutwell made 65 tackles and picked off a pass on defense. On offense, he was a four-year
starting quarterback. This season he completed 97 of 156 passes for 1,346 yards and 15 touchdowns. Boutwell is also a standout basketball and baseball player for the Patriots and hopes to study
criminal justice in college. His father was a former captain for North Middlesex in 1981 and also a former Telegram & Gazette all-star. Boutwell’s most memorable memories came this year when his team
upended Doherty, the reigning Division 4 state champions, in the season opener and when he threw
for 216 yards and four touchdowns in a victory over sixth-ranked Shrewsbury in November. He is the
son of Susan and John Boutwell of Townsend.
Darius Flowers
Fitchburg High, Senior, Defensive Back
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lowers established himself as one of the premier two-way players in Central Mass. after helping the
Red Raiders shake off an 0-4 start to finish 6-6 and capture the Central Mass. Division 2 title. Fitchburg fell to Longmeadow in a state semifinal and again to Leominster on Thanksgiving, but the Red
Raiders’ 7-0 shutout of the Blue Devils in the Central Mass. final was his most memorable moment of
the season. Flowers made 40½ tackles for coach Dan Walker and picked off three passes despite
most opposing quarterbacks never looking his way. Flowers also was the engine of Fitchburg’s offense, amassing 1,131 all-purpose yards and scoring 16 touchdowns. He was named the Division 2
Co-Offensive MVP by the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association and a Mid-Wach A all-star. He
is the son of Lisa and John Flowers of Fitchburg.
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he 5-foot-7, 215-pound
Aponte established himself
as the bedrock of a dominating
defense for the Blue Devils.
Aponte helped Leominster allow an average of just 15.4
ppg, the lowest in Mid-Wach A,
as the Blue Devils reached the
Central Mass. Division 2 finals
for the fourth straight season. Aponte was
named to the Mid-Wach A and the Central
Mass. Football Coaches all-star teams on the
defensive line. He started the season at linebacker for Leominster, but his ability helped him
transition well to the line and he flourished for
coach Dave Palazzi. Aponte also wrestles at
Leominster and hopes to open an auto body
shop after graduation. His most memorable moments this season came when he picked off a
pass against St. John’s to open the season and
helping the Blue Devils top rival Fitchburg, 238, on Thanksgiving to avenge a 7-0 loss in the
Central Mass. final. He is the son of Jose Aponte and Sandra Cruz of Lancaster.
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Neil Flanigan
Davon Jones
Bartlett High
Senior, Linebacker
St. John’s High
Senior, Defensive Back
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lanigan capped a remarkable
career for the Indians by leading
the team in tackles for the third
straight season. He finished with
93½ tackles, good for 16th in
Central Mass. He also added three
sacks and an interception as Bartlett finished 8-3 and took the SWCL C title before losing to Uxbridge in a Central Mass. Division 5 semifinal. The
6-foot-1, 180-pound senior was named to the Central Mass. Coaches Division 5 all-star team. Flanigan was named the Thanksgiving Game Defensive
MVP as a junior and has been a captain in both
football and basketball at Bartlett for the past two
seasons. Flanigan is undecided on college, but
hopes to major in business management. He is also a member of Bartlett’s Distributive Education
Clubs of America (DECA) team. He is the son of
Deb and Greg Flanigan of Webster.
Alex Martinec
Maynard High
Senior, Linebacker
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he 6-foot-2, 195-pound Martinec made 115 tackles for
the Tigers before he was hampered by a knee injury that ended his season after just seven
games. Nevertheless, he was
named the Division 6 Defensive
MVP by the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association and also named the Defensive MVP for the Mid-Wach
D. Martinec also recorded 15 sacks to lead Central Mass. As a junior he recorded 81 tackles to
go with nine sacks for coach Harold Ogilvie, following up a solid sophomore season of 48 tackles and 12 sacks. Martinec burst out of the gate
this season, making 11 tackles and three sacks in
a season-opening victory over South. He kept it
up with 15 tackles and three sacks in a 49-0 rout
of Murdock the following week, then recorded
25½ tackles and two sacks in a win over Narragansett in his third game. Martinec continued to
wreak havoc with 21 tackles and a season-high
five sacks against Lunenburg before recording
21½ tackles in a loss to Littleton. He is the son of
Kerri Martinec of Maynard.
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ne of the most exciting players
in Central Mass., Jones earned
a scholarship to play football at
Boston College next season after
recording 45 tackles and picking
off four passes for the Pioneers as
a senior. He is also one of the top
receivers in the game, finishing
fifth in Central Mass. with 39
catches for 701 yards and seven touchdowns. As a
junior, the 6-foot playmaker finished third in Central
Mass. with 121 tackles and tied for the lead with
seven interceptions. He also caught 50 passes for
674 yards and seven scores. In addition to being a
shutdown safety, Jones also made the Telegram &
Gazette Super Team for basketball last winter after
guiding St. John’s to the Division 1 Central Mass. title as a star point guard. He’s the latest in an athletic family, as his older brother, Jonathan Winbush
was a star running back at Burncoat High and Nichols College and his cousin, Michael Cox, is a running back for the New York Giants. His brothers,
David and Joshua, are also standout athletes. He is
the son of Amie Cox of Worcester.
Nonso Melifonwu
Grafton High
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he 6-foot, 170-pound Melifonwu capped a stellar season for
the Indians by being named the Division 4 Defensive MVP as one of
the top cornerbacks in the area.
Melifonwu helped Grafton reach
the Central Mass. Division 4 semifinal, and the Indians (5-6) came
within two points of a winning season after an overtime loss to Millbury on Thanksgiving. Statistics can’t tell the whole story with Melifonwu, as few opposing quarterbacks bothered to look
his way on defense. With his help the Indians
closed out the season with three wins in their final
five games, including a playoff win over Nipmuc.
Melifonwu is also a standout basketball player and
track athlete for Grafton. His brother Ifeatu also
stars on the gridiron at Grafton and his older brother Obi has developed into a star safety at the University of Connecticut after honing his skills with the
Indians. He is the son of Tina Melifonwu of Grafton.
Ryan McCarthy
Wachusett Regional
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Player
of the year
he 6-foot-1, 180-pound McCarthy shined at receiver and cornerback for Wachusett and coach Mike Dubzinski. McCarthy helped the Mountaineers finish 6-4 and
reach the Central Mass. Division 2 semifinals while earning spots on the Mid-Wach A
all-star team and the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association Division 2 squad.
McCarthy’s most memorable moments came in a 35-25 win over St. John’s, when
the Mountaineers stunned the then-No. 1 Pioneers and McCarthy had a pick — one
of three on the season — to seal the victory. His father was a former five-sport varsity
athlete at South High and went on to play football at the University of New Hampshire. McCarthy is also a standout basketball player for Wachusett and is a two-year
captain for coach Tom Gibbons. He is the son of Ann and Sean McCarthy of Holden.
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Leonardo Ramirez and Gianni Aguero celebrate Fitchburg’s
7-0 win over Leominster in the Central Mass. Division 1 final.
Leonardo Ramirez
Fitchburg High
Senior, Defensive Line
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f you’re looking for a reason to explain Fitchburg’s turnaround from an 0-4 start to the Division 2 Central Mass. title, take a peek at the
6-foot-1, 270-pound bulldozer the Red Raiders
had at nose guard. Ramirez, the Hometeam
Magazine Defensive Player of the Year, consistently took up multiple offensive linemen and
made the job easier for Fitchburg’s stellar linebacking corps to make plays. When he got
free, he wreaked havoc, with 61 tackles for a loss and four
sacks. He was named to the Mid-Wach A all-star team and chosen as the Division 2 Defensive MVP by the Central Mass. Football Coaches Association. He said earning that honor, as well
as helping Fitchburg win the Division 2 Central Mass. title, were
his most memorable moments this season. Ramirez also anchors the Fitchburg offensive line at tackle. It’s the second
Hometeam Player of the Year honor for Ramirez, who was
named the Athlete of the Year in indoor track last year. He is
one of the best in the state in the shot put, and is on the winter
and spring track teams at Fitchburg. He is undecided on college, but hopes to earn a degree in marine biology. He is the
son of Betania Toro of Fitchburg.
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Jake Shetrawski Drew Schartner
Alec Simonovitch Jake Taparausky
Gardner High
Senior, Linebacker
St. Peter-Marian
Junior, Defensive line
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Nashoba Regional
A
two-way threat for
coach Jamie Tucker
and the Chieftains,
Schartner is a two-year
Mid-Wach B all-star and
was named to the Division 2 all-star team by the
Central Mass. Football
Coaches Association.
Schartner shined at safety for Nashoba,
recording 49½ tackles and picking off two
passes. He also led Nashoba under center, completing 65 of 104 passes for
1,116 yards and 10 touchdowns, while
rushing 86 times for 574 yards and eight
touchdowns. Surpassing 1,000 yards in
the air was one of his most memorable
moments, along with a win over North
Middlesex on Thanksgiving this year. His
brother, Brady, was also an all-star football
player at Nashoba before graduating in
2012. He is the son of Heather and Bob
Schartner of Bolton.
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imonovitch wrapped
up a stellar junior season by being named to
the Central Mass. Division 4 all-star team by
the Central Mass. Football Coaches and also
took a spot on the Central Mass. Conference
all-star team. He finished with 63½ tackles and was second in Central Mass. with
12 sacks to help St. Peter-Marian to a 65 record after falling to Shepherd Hill Regional in the Central Mass. Division 4 final. He has been named a captain for
next fall by coach Tom Henrickson. In a
16-7 win over Doherty in the Central
Mass. Division 4 semifinal, Simonovitch
turned the tide by forcing a safety to give
the Guardians a lead. He also plays basketball and baseball at St. Peter-Marian.
He is the son of Mary and Rick Simonovitch of Spencer.
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he 6-foot-1 Taparausky helped the
Spartans notch their best
season since 2004, as
Uxbridge finished 8-3 after advancing to the Central Mass. Division 5
championship, where
they fell to rival Northbridge. Playing free safety, Taparausky led
a stingy defense that had the Spartans
giving up just 10½ points per game — the
lowest in Central Mass. Taparausky made
86 tackles and picked off two passes. He
earned spots on the Central Mass. Football Coaches Division 5 all-star team and
is a two-time SWCL all-star. He is also one
of the best quarterbacks in the area and
he completed 91 of 193 passes for 1,516
yards — fifth in Central Mass. — and 17
touchdowns. He also rushed 113 times for
616 yards and three touchdowns. He is
the son of Michelle and Kevin Tapauausky
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he 6-foot, 210-pound
thumper set a school
record with 88 tackles for
the Wildcats — the highest single-season total in
Gardner High history.
Shetrawski was named
the Division 5 Defensive
MVP by the Central
Mass. Football Coaches and also earned
a spot on the Mid-Wach B all-star team.
Shetrawski was also a bruising running
back, and rushed 262 times for 1,441
yards and 12 touchdowns for the Wildcats
and coach Walt Dubzinski. Shetrawski is
also a standout basketball player at Gardner. He is undecided on college, but
hopes to study physical therapy. His most
memorable moment at Gardner was beating Oakmont Regional on Thanksgiving all
four seasons he played. He is the son of
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DECEMBER 28, 2014
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Football
honorable mention
DIVISION 2
Jack Campanale, Shrewsbury
Jack Coveney, St. John’s
Willie Cowdrey, Marlboro
Greg Gothie, Nashoba
Michael Heffernan, Westboro
Kyle Hill, Algonquin
Bruce Johnson, Fitchburg
Alex Marrero, Fitchburg
Ryan McDonald, North Middlesex
Sam Norton, St. John’s
Sean Ragan, St. John’s
Eddie Rivera, Leominster
Jeff Williamson, Wachusett
DIVISION 4
Matt Bouvier, Holy Name
Angel Diaz, Grafton
Zack Edwards, Tantasqua
Chase Flibbert, Shepherd Hill
Austin Jones, Shepherd Hill
Seamus Leary, St. Peter-Marian
Sean McKeon, Shepherd Hill
Jesse Nemerowicz, Hudson
Matt O’Brien, Grafton
Manny Obisui, Doherty
Derrick Oduro, North
Joey Orlando, Groton-Dunstable
Richie Schiloski, Nipmuc
DIVISION 5
Anthony Abate, Uxbridge
Jason Baldarelli, Clinton
Dillon Bruso, Auburn
Anthony Cafarelli, Bartlett
Tyler Golden, David Prouty
Richard Jolly, Millbury
Jake Logan, Oakmont
Shawn Mott, Leicester
Jeremy Nash, Lunenburg
Eli Perez, Southbridge
Mike Quinn, Northbridge
Mark Wiseman, Gardner
Jake Wood, Northbridge
DIVISION 6
Connor Bassett, Littleton
Andrew Carroll, Valley Tech
Adrell Enlow, Worcester Tech
Ty Hemingway, Sutton
Adam Hyde, St. Bernard’s
Devin Kempster, Valley Tech
Cole McCubrey, West Boylston
Jack O’Callaghan, Maynard
Joe O’Neill, Narragansett
Drew Pelkey, Murdock
Tyler Popp, Monty Tech
Chris Renaccio, Littleton
Vinny Sherry, Bay Path
Girls’ volleyball
honorable mention
Katelyn Baker, Whitinsville Christian
Jessica Braga, Doherty
Abby Cook, Whitinsville Christian
Gabriela Correa-Rosa, Worcester Tech
Kaylie Doherty, Westboro
Kylee Graham, Wachusett
Ally Hester, Sutton
Kaleena Kara, Valley Tech
Chloe Lilly, Tantasqua
Natalie Lindsay, Nashoba
Jenny Quan, Millbury
Abby Sullivan, North Middlesex
Elizabeth Volpe, Westboro
Brooke Suitum, Algonquin
Megan Kelley, Hopedale
GIRLS’ VOLLEYBALL
Emily Carens
Algonquin Regional
Senior, Outside Hitter
T
he 5-foot-11 Carens led the way with
170 kills this season to help coach
Janice Henningson’s team to a 14-6 record after winning a game in the Central/West Division 1 tournament. A threeyear varsity player, Carens captained the
team this season and was a Mid-Wach A
All-Star. She will also captain the Tomahawks’ basketball team this winter and
serves as the manager of the boys’ volleyball team in the
spring. Carens’ most memorable moments of the season
were matches against rival Westboro. In the first clash,
she recorded 22 kills in a three-set loss, but was proud of
her team for coming back in the second game and drawing the Rangers to four sets in a loss. Carens serves as
class secretary and will study occupational therapy at
Worcester State in the spring. She is the daughter of
Nancy and Sean Carens of Northboro.
Jamie Debreceni
Groton-Dunstable Regional
Senior, Middle Hitter
T
he 5-foot-11 Debreceni captained
coach Lisa LaPierre’s team to a 20-2
record and the No. 1 seed in the Central
Mass. Division 2 tournament. In a 3-1
tournament quarterfinal win over Norton,
Debreceni served an ace for game point,
a moment she lists as her most memorable of the season. That gave GrotonDunstable a spot in the semifinal where
its season ended with a loss to Westboro, but not before
having already earned the Midland B regular-season title.
The Crusaders finished with a 15-0 league record. Her
exploits earned Debreceni league MVP and all-star honors this season. She also is a member of the Crusaders’
golf team in the spring. She spends a lot of time with music in her spare time, and hopes to eventually make a career in the music business. She is the daughter of Karen
and Paul Debreceni of Dunstable.
Rebecca DiDomenica
Millbury High
Senior, Setter/Right-Side hitter
T
he 5-foot-6 DiDomenica was a force
on coach Mike McKeon’s squad that
went 16-4 in the regular season and
earned the fifth seed in the Central
Mass. Division 3 tournament. Unfortunately, once there the Woolies bowed
out in a tough five-set, first-round match
with Whitinsville Christian. DiDomenica
played four years of varsity volleyball,
though, including winning the district tournament in
2012, an accomplishment that still ranks as her most
memorable. She served as captain this season and also
plays on the varsity basketball and softball squads for Millbury. DiDomenica will attend Boston University next fall
where she plans to study international relations. Her sister, Maria, is already a Terrier and competes on the
school’s rowing squad. Another sister, Angie, is been a
T&G Super Teamer in cross-country. DiDomenica is the
daughter of Patricia and Peter DiDomenica of Millbury.
Player
of the year
Gianna Scioletti
Westboro High
Junior, Middle Hitter
W
ith a year to play, the 6-foot-3 Scioletti is already rewriting Westboro High volleyball history after recording school records with 338
kills and 90 blocks and is this year’s Hometeam
Magazine Player of the Year. This season, she
was a key piece for coach Roger Anderson’s
squad that finished 17-5 and advanced to the
Central Mass. Division 2 tournament final before
falling, 3-1, to Hopkinton. The Rangers went 100 in the Midland A to win the league championship and Scioletti
was named league MVP. Also this season, she was named to the
Massachusetts Girls’ Volleyball Coaches Association All-State
team, was one of three Massachusetts players to be on the
American Volleyball Coaches Association Phenom List and was
a MaxPreps player of the week. This was her third year of varsity
play, helping the Rangers to the state semifinal as a freshman
and the state final as a sophomore, which she lists as her most
memorable sports moment. In her spare time, Scioletti enjoys
swimming, poetry and spending time with friends. She hopes to
become an elementary school teacher and coach volleyball.
She is the daughter of Marco and Laurie Scioletti of Westboro.
Maty Diabate
Wachusett Regional, Senior, Outside Hitter
A
fter being a T&G Super Team member in basketball
the past two seasons, the 5-foot-10 Diabate is making her first appearance on the volleyball squad. A twotime team captain she helped coach Jen Burton’s team
to a 16-4 record this season, advancing to the Central/
West Division 1 tournament semifinals. She was named
team co-MVP this season and has been team MVP for
basketball the last two seasons. Two of her more memorable games this year were a five-set marathon with Algonquin and the Dig Pink game against Shrewsbury when she took out
best friend Jordan Smith with what she calls the best hit of her career.
Diabate enjoys cooking, shopping, hanging out with her friends and will
attend Stonehill College to begin studying to become an orthopedic surgeon. She is the daughter of Georgette and Fal Diabate of Jefferson.
Taylor Dunster
Sutton High, Senior, Setter
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fter receiving an honorable mention last year, the 5foot-7 Dunster makes her first Super Team appearance this season. She recorded 121 assists, 70 kills
and 40 aces this season as the Suzies were the top
seed in the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament. Sutton went on to win that tournament for the second season in a row, one of Dunster’s top moments of the season, before falling in a state semifinal to Case. That still
left coach Donna Coonans’ squad with a very respectable 21-3 record. Dunster’s other top moment came when she was informed that she was named Dual Valley Conference Player of the Year.
Dunster has not decided where she will attend college, but plans to pursue a doctorate in mathematics. She is the daughter of Scott Dunster,
Sylvia Dunster and Christy Flores of Sutton.
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Claudia Fleshman
Meaghan O’Keefe
Kristina Osborne
Tantasqua Regional, Senior, Outside Hitter
Shrewsbury High, Senior, Libero
North Middlesex Regional
Senior, Middle Hitter
T
he 5-foot-8 Fleshman was a captain for coach
Stephanie Rousseau’s team this season. She
helped the Warriors to a 14-6 record, including a firstround win in the Central Mass. Division 2 tournament
over North. For her efforts, Fleshman was named a
first-team SWCL All-Star and the Offensive Player of
the Year. She was a second-team all-star last season,
when she fondly remembers beating Shepherd Hill on
Senior Night. This winter, she will play her fourth season of varsity basketball for the Warriors, and serve her second season as captain. Fleshman was thrilled with making the second round
of districts in basketball last season — without a senior on the squad —
so this season could provide excitement. She is big on maintaining fitness in her spare time and plans on studying criminal justice. She is
the daughter of Judy and Steve Fleshman of Brimfield.
Elizabeth Gallary
Westboro High, Senior, Setter
he Rangers advanced to the Central Mass. Division 2 tournament final with great contributions
from the 5-foot-5 Gallary. She recorded 608 assists
on the season for coach Roger Anderson’s squad
that went 18-3, an average of 8.4 assists per set.
Gallary served as a captain, even though it was just
her second year on the varsity squad. Her efforts also earned her a Midland A all-star selection. Also a
member of Westboro’s indoor and outdoor track
teams, Gallary was a league all-star indoors last winter. One of her
hobbies is volunteer work, so it’s not surprising that one of her most
memorable moments this season was the Rangers’ Dig Pink match
when she was thrilled to see the community come together for a great
cause. She is the daughter of Karen and John Gallary of Westboro.
Katie Kelly
captain for coach Rich Harrington’s team, the 5-foot-6
O’Keefe helped guide the Colonials to a 15-5 regular-season record and a spot in the Central/
West Division 1 tournament. Her
efforts earned her a secondstraight Midland A All-Star selection and she makes her first Super
Team after receiving an honorable mention nod last
season. She finished this season with 188 digs, 36
aces and 31 assists. Her top moment of the season came against Wachusett, beating the Mountaineers in a thrilling five-set match that was also
the Colonials’ Dig Pink match. O’Keefe will also
serve as captain for the Colonials’ softball team this
spring. She had not selected a college destination
for next year, but hopes to continue playing club
volleyball there. She is the daughter of Matt
O’Keefe and Jane O’Keefe of Shrewsbury.
T
he 5-foot-8 Osborne assumed
her captain duties seriously this
season, taking great pride in leading her team to the Central/West
Division 1 tournament. She helped
coach Mark Roy’s team to a 14-7
regular-season record and the No.
7 seed in the tourney. It was the
first time the Patriots had reached
the postseason in seven years. Beyond her exemplary team-first attitude, Osborne’s also accumulated some impressive personal stats. She finished
the season with 123 kills, served at 89 percent with
44 aces and recorded 32 blocks. Those numbers
helped make her a Midland B All-Star. She is also a
member of the North Middlesex basketball squad.
Osborne is looking to attend either Keene State or
UMass and study early childhood education. She is
the daughter of Kathleen Osborne of Ashby.
Olivia Reinold
Sutton High, Senior, Middle Hitter
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t takes some impressive performances to win a district tournament two years in a row,
and the 5-foot-7 Reinold provided plenty of those for the Suzies. In 63 sets played this
year, she registered 132 kills, 64 blocks and 41 assists. Those numbers helped Donna
Coonan’s squad to a 21-3 overall record as it repeated as Central Mass. Division 3 champion, reaching a state semifinal for the second straight season. Also a member of the Sutton track team, Reinold has been a Dual Valley Conference all-star in volleyball, indoor
track and outdoor track. She was a Telegram & Gazette Super Team member last winter
after the indoor season and currently holds the league indoor high jump record at 5-4.
She is the daughter of Beth Reinold and Thomas Reinold of Sutton.
Blackstone Valley Tech, Senior, Outside Hitter
T
he 5-foot-7 Kelly put together a fine season, recording 175 kills and 92 aces for coach Barbara
King’s squad. The Beavers finished the regular season 16-4, advancing to the Central Mass. Division 3
tournament, where they had a 3-0 win over AMSA in
the first round. That record included a perfect 13-0
mark in the Colonial Athletic League, which named
Kelly an all-star for the second straight year. Moments that stand out for her this season were the
season-opener against Nipmuc, a 3-0 win when she had 11 kills and
six aces, and a Senior Night win over Worcester Tech, when Kelly recorded 13 kills and five aces. In the winter, she continues to play volleyball for the Metrowest club team. She is the daughter of Deena
and Donald Kelly of Douglas.
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n only her second season, the 5-foot-4 Kelly is already making quite a mark on coach Andrew Mainini’s team. After earning Dual Valley Conference
Rookie of the Year and All-Star honors as a freshman, she came back with another All-Star performance this year, leading the Blue Raiders to a 14-4
regular-season record and a berth in the Central
Mass. Division 3 tournament. Kelly served at 96 percent this year with 68 aces and recorded 499 digs.
She had a 59-dig performance against Marian, earning her some personal recognition from the opposing coach after the match that ranks
as one of Kelly’s top moments of the season. She also enjoyed winning her team’s Dig Pink match, 3-2, over Sutton. She is the daughter
of Julie and Richard Kelly of Hopedale.
Hopedale High, Sophomore, Libero
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BOYS’ SOCCER
Felipe Bispo
Jameson Bradley
Clinton High
Senior, Forward
Westboro High
Senior, Forward/Midfielder
B
ith 15 goals and 3 assists, Bradley
ranked among the scoring leaders in
Midland B and he helped the Rangers to
the league title. Bradley, a team captain,
had three hat tricks and scored three
goals in the playoffs as Westboro advanced to the Central Mass. Division 1
semifinals. One of Bradley’s hat tricks
came in the regular-season finale against
Groton-Dunstable. The victory gave the Rangers the
league title and was one of Bradley’s most memorable
moments. Beating Groton-Dunstable in penalty kicks in
the quarterfinals of the Central Mass. tournament was another top memory. Bradley, a three-year member of the
soccer team, earned Midland B all-star honors. Bradley is
undecided on his college plans, but he would like to pursue a career as a sports journalist. He is the son of
Thomas and Charlene Bradley of Westboro.
Jordan Elster
Brandon Esker
Sutton High
Senior, Defense
Nipmuc Regional
Senior, Midfielder
E
ith 14 goals and 7 assists, Esker
ranked among the scoring leaders
in the Dual Valley Conference and
helped the Warriors to the Central
Mass. Division 3 final as the No. 10
seed. A team captain, Esker earned
DVC all-star honors and was named
MVP of his team. Beating Clinton in
overtime in the second round of the
Central Mass. tourney was one of Esker’s most memorable moments of the season. Scoring against Algonquin
and tying the previously unbeaten and untied Tomahawks
was another. Esker helped lead Nipmuc to the Central
Mass. title as a junior. Esker’s older brother Wally was
named MVP of last year’s Central Mass. tourney and his
twin sister Stephanie was on Nipmuc’s 2014 girls’ soccer
state champion team. He would like to study sports business in college. Esker is the son of Joyce and Walt Esker of Milford.
Alex Keon Haji
David Quaye
Shrewsbury High
Senior, Midfield
Oakmont Regional
Senior, Center Back
aji earned his second straight Super
Team selection after leading the Colonials to the semifinals of the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament. Haji totaled
eight goals and nine assists and helped
Shrewsbury to a 15-4-1 record. In the
regular-season finale against Midland A
foe Wachusett, Haji assisted on a goal
and emerged as a leader in the Colonials’ 3-0 win. The game was one of Haji’s most memorable moments of the year. Shrewsbury’s rematch with the
Mountaineers in the Central Mass. semifinals was another favorite moment. Haji earned Midland A All-Star honors
for the second straight season. He is also a member of
the indoor track and field team. Haji is undecided on his
college plans, but he would like to attend Springfield College. He is the son of Hamid and Mojgan Haji of Shrewsbury.
of the year
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lster keyed Sutton’s outstanding defense and helped lead the Sammies
to their fourth straight Division 4 state
championship. Sutton posted 18 shutouts on the year and did not allow a goal
in five postseason games. Beating Monson in penalty kicks in the state semifinals was among Elster’s most memorable moments of the season. Scoring two
goals against Douglas in his last homecoming game was
another. Sutton finished its outstanding season 19-2-2.
Elster was named Dual Valley Conference Player of the
Year. He earned DVC All-Star honors for the second
straight year. Elster comes from a talented soccer family.
His brother Michael won a state title at St. John’s, and his
brother, Ryan, also starred at Sutton and was a Hometeam Player of the Year. Elster is undecided on his college plans, but will play at the next level. He is the son of
Michael and Heather Elster of Sutton.
H
W
ispo left his name in the Gaels’ record
book as the program’s all-time goals
leader. This season, Bispo led all of Central Mass. with 35 goals and 15 assists
and helped Clinton to an undefeated (150-3) regular season and best record in
school history. Bispo, a team captain,
earned Wachusett D honors for the
fourth straight year and was named his
league’s MVP. Bispo scored 30 or more goals for the
second year in a row. Clinching the team’s second
straight league title and becoming the school’s all-time
goals leader were among Bispo’s most memorable moments. Clinton earned the second seed in the Central
Mass. Division 3 tournament. Bispo was also a three-year
member of the outdoor track and field team. An honor roll
student, Bispo plans to attend medical school. He is the
son of Marta Bispo and Filho Basilio of Clinton.
Player
Q
uaye was a leader of the Spartans’
defense and helped Oakmont to its
first Central Mass. title. Oakmont
beat Nipmuc Regional in penalty kicks to
win the Division 3 title and that was
Quaye’s most memorable moment of the
season. Oakmont finished 13-4-4 and its
defense was terrific throughout the year.
The Spartans posted 13 shutouts. His
free kick from 30 yards against Ayer-Shirley and his overall performance against Belchertown in the state semifinals were other top moments of 2014 for Quaye, who
was named co-MVP of Wachusett C and earned league
all-star honors for the second straight year. Quaye is also
a four-year member of the basketball team and was his
team’s MVP last winter. Quaye’s hobbies include snowboarding. He would like to pursue a career in dentistry.
He is the son of Sandra Quaye of Westminster.
Tyler Morin, right, is congratulated on a goal by
teammate Sebastian Royo.
Tyler Morin
Algonquin Regional
Senior, Center Midfielder
M
orin led the Tomahawks to the
Central Mass. Division 1
championship. His assist on the
goal in Algonquin’s 1-0 win over
Wachusett in the final to take
home the title was his most memorable moment of the year. He caps
his spectacular career by being
named the Hometeam Magazine
Player of the Year. Morin led Midland A in scoring
with 28 goals and 18 assists, and he recorded his
100th career point this year. Morin, a team captain,
was named Midland A MVP — the third-straight
league all-star selection for him — as well as MVP of
the Central Mass. tournament. Morin earned Midland A all-star honors for the third straight year.
Morin was also named to the Central Mass. NSCAA
All-Region team and earned spots on the All-State
and Central Mass. Division 1 all-star teams by the
Central Mass. Soccer Coaches Association. It was
the third time he took home Central Mass. all-star
honors. Morin had a great postseason. He headed
in the winner in Algonquin’s 4-3 win over Westboro
in the Central Mass. semifinals and had two assists
in a 3-0 quarterfinal victory over Hudson. Next
year, Morin will attend Springfield College. He is
the son of Ken and Lynn Morin.
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Michael Romeo
Kevin Rothermich
Holy Name High
Senior, Left Midfielder
Sutton High
Senior, Striker
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omeo led the Central Mass. Conference in goals
for three straight years and this season helped
the Naps to a Central Mass. tournament semifinal for
the first time in 20 years. Romeo led the CMC in
scoring with 20 goals and eight assists and finished
his career with 67 goals and 26 assists. A team captain, Romeo earned conference all-star honors for
the third straight year. Scoring the winning goal with
3 minutes left against Doherty was one of Romeo’s
most memorable moments of the year. Romeo scored the first goal in
Holy Name’s 2-1 win over Valley Tech in the Central Mass. Division 3
quarterfinals, and advancing to the semis was another of his top moments of the year. Romeo would like to pursue a career in marketing.
He is the son of Luigi Romeo and Theresa Travaglio of Worcester.
Jacob Simonis
S
imonis ranked among the SWCL’s leading scorers
with 21 goals and 9 assists and helped the Indians to the top seed in the Central Mass. Division 3
Tournament. Bartlett won its first 16 games of the
year. Simonis served as a team captain. Beating Tantasqua in the 2014 opener was among Simonis’
most memorable moments of the year. Simonis
scored in the 2-1 win. Simonis had two goals and
two assists in Bartlett’s 5-1 win over Uxbridge, the
Indians’ first home night game in a number of years, was another top
moment. Simonis is also a standout distance runner on the indoor
and outdoor track teams. He is the son of Lisa and Jon Simonis of
Webster.
Pirro Tomco
South High
Senior, Midfield/Defense
T
he Colonels’ three-year captain had seven goals
and four assists and led South to the No. 6 seed in
the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament. Tomco
scored in South’s 1-0 win over Leominster to clinch a
postseason berth. In the next game, Tomco assisted
on the winning goal in a 2-1 victory over Burncoat.
The game was his most memorable moment of the
season. The Colonels finished 10-5-4. Tomco was
named Inter-High MVP and earned Inter-High all-star
honors for the third straight year. Tomco was a four-year member of
the soccer team. He also enjoys playing basketball. Tomco is undecided on his college plans, but he is considering Holy Cross, Clark and
Springfield. He would like to study political science or physical therapy. He is the son of Petriku Tomco and Majlinda Tomco of Worcester.
othermich led the Dual Valley Conference in scoring and helped the Sammies to their fourth
straight state championship. Rothermich scored one
of the goals in Sutton’s 4-0 win over Archbishop Williams in the Division 4 final. Being part of four title
teams and bringing his school and community together through such a great accomplishment was
Rothermich’s most memorable moment. Rothermich
finished the year with 29 goals and 10 assists. He
helped Sutton finish 19-2-2. Rothermich is also a member of the basketball and tennis teams. His brother, Justin, was the Hometeam
Boys’ Soccer Player of the Year in 2012, and his brother, Brian, and
sister, Lauren, were Super Team selections in tennis. He is the son of
Susan and Greg Rothermich of Sutton.
Peter Sparks
Wachusett Regional
Senior, Center Back
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parks earned his second straight Super Team selection after leading the Mountaineers to the Central Mass. Division 1 final. Wachusett finished 13-34. In the Central Mass. tourney, the Mountaineers
beat Doherty and Shrewsbury before falling to Algonquin in the final. The win over Shrewsbury was one of
Sparks’ most memorable moments and the game
against Algonquin, Sparks’ final at home, was another. One of the area’s top defenders, Sparks helped
the Mountaineers post six shutouts. He was a three-time Central
Mass. all-star and last season was named Midland A MVP. Sparks
played in the CMass final three straight years and helped the Mountaineers to the title in 2013. He is the son of George and Julie Sparks
of Princeton.
Groton-Dunstable
Regional
Senior, Midfielder
S
traw scored
the Crusaders’ first goal of
the season in a
6-1 win over
Tyngsboro and
kept rolling from
there. He finished the year
with five goals and 18 assists to
lead Midland B in scoring and
rank among the top scorers in
Central Mass. Groton-Dunstable
finished 13-5-2 and advanced to
the quarterfinals of the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament.
Straw served as team captain
and was named Midland B Player
of the Year. A three-year member
of the varsity soccer team, Straw
helped the Crusaders to a state
championship as a sophomore,
which was his most memorable
sports moment. In the spring,
Straw takes part in Groton-Dunstable’s unified track and field
team. He has been a snowboarding instructor for the last four
years. Straw is undecided on his
college plans. He is the son of
Carrie Dodge and Brian Straw of
Groton.
Honorable mention
DIVISION 1
Chris Afonso, Shrewsbury
Ben Amaral, Wachusett
Matt Beauregard, Shepherd Hill
Domenic Cianci, Algonquin
Adam French, St. John’s
Gift Kalombo, Doherty
Matt Krikorian, Groton-Dunstable
Ethan Melia, Shrewsbury
Joao Mendes, Hudson
Max Michaud, Algonquin
Sebastian Royo, Algonquin
Lucas Silva, Westboro
Jake Steinberg, Shrewsbury
DIVISION 3
Nicholas Bleau, Leicester
Charlie Brodeur, Valley Tech
Bryce DeMers, Valley Tech
Matt Kilmonis, Leicester
Ryan Morais, Uxbridge
Kody Morio, Bartlett
Dylan Murphy, Bartlett
Michael Pepin, Douglas
Pat Porpora, Oakmont
Kurt Robakiewicz, Nipmuc
Brett Smith, Oakmont
Jeff Tetreault Clinton
Mitch Thackleberry, Douglas
Bartlett High
Senior, Forward
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Matthew
Straw
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DIVISION 4
Eric Bater, Sutton
Matthew Caldicott, Maynard
Fernando Chapa, Abby Kelley
Troy Condon, Abby Kelley
Devin Finnerty, Littleton
Cameron Halloran, Abby Kelley
Billy Hicks, Sutton
Daniel Hughes, Maynard
Adam Lorenz-Kruk, Bromfield
Matt Olejarz, Bromfield
Connor Spencer, Quaboag
Dave Tornell, Littleton
Ben Webber, Quaboag
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GIRLS’ SOCCER
Jianna Baroni
Auburn High, Sophomore, Forward
Player of the year
W
ith 36 goals and 17 assists, Baroni shared top
scoring honors in Central Mass. Her efforts
helped lead Auburn to the top seed in the Central
Mass. Division 3 tournament. The Rockets finished
17-2-1. Winning the SWCL and scoring the only goal
in Auburn’s 1-0 win over Assabet in the Central
Mass. tourney quarterfinals were Baroni’s most memorable moments of the season. In just two years,
Baroni has scored 59 goals. She had a hat trick in
the 2014 regular-season finale at Shrewsbury. Earlier in the year, she
scored all four goals in a 4-2 win over league rival Oxford. For the
second straight season, Baroni earned SWCL and Central Mass. allstar honors and this year added all-state recognition. Baroni also
plays for the FC Stars of Massachusetts NPL. She is the daughter of
Michelle Campbell and Raymond Baroni of Auburn.
Sarah Clopeck
Nashoba Regional, Senior, Forward
H
er team’s captain, Clopeck helped lead the Chieftains to the Central Mass. Division 1 title. She finished the year with nine goals and seven assists and
scored in Nashoba’s 2-0 win over Quabbin in the
quarterfinals. The Chieftains finished their fine season 16-4-2. Seeing her teammate Hannah Konash
score in double overtime against Westboro to help
Nashoba clinch a postseason berth was one of Clopeck’s most memorable moments of the season. Another was during Nashoba’s game against Midland A rival Wachusett
when teammate Amber Gustafson fed her the perfect through ball to
score the first goal as the Chieftains handed Wachusett its first loss. A
four-year member of the soccer team, Clopeck has also competed in
track and field, lacrosse and gymnastics. She is an EMT, and would
like to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. She is the daughter of
Linda and John Clopeck of Stow.
Kelsie Cummings
Millbury High
Sophomore, Forward
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Gaby Carreiro
Nipmuc Regional, Senior, Left Forward
T
he Warriors’ talented captain, who is
Boston College-bound next year, led
her team to the Division 3 state championship and was named the Hometeam
Magazine Player of the Year. Carreiro
scored two goals in Nipmuc’s 5-0 win
over Lynnfield in the state final. The victory was extra special for Carreiro and her
11 classmates on the team. “For the senior class, it was more than just a win. It was the
end of a long journey,” Carreiro said. “Winning
states was a goal which started 10 years ago
when we all started playing together. It was also
a tribute to my coach (Howard Cohen), who is
leaving with this class, to finally win the state cup
he has deserved.” Carreiro led the Dual Valley
Conference in scoring with 28 goals and 11 as-
ith 35 goals and 18 assists, Cummings tied for
the top spot among Central Mass. scorers. She
helped lead the Woolies to the semifinals of the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament. Beating Northbridge, 3-2, in the quarterfinals was one of her most
memorable moments of the season. Millbury finished
16-4-1. Cummings’ offensive
output was impressive. She had three hat
tricks and scored four goals in
Sutton High, Senior, Forward
three other games. The Woolies
outscored opponents, 49-3, durrepeat Super Team selection, Elworthy led her
ing their nine-game winning
team in scoring with 18 goals and 7 assists, and
streak to start the year. Cumalso ranked near the top of the Dual Valley Confermings earned SWCL, Central
ence. With four goals in the Suzies’ win over MayMass. and all-state all-star honnard in the Central Mass. Division 4 tournament, Elors. She earned T&G honorable
worthy, a team captain, led her team to an appearmention as a freshman when she
ance in the semifinals. Sutton finished 11-5-4.
helped lead Millbury to the CenScoring four goals in Sutton’s win over Division 1 Altral Mass. tourney semifinals.
gonquin was one of Elworthy’s most memorable moCummings also plays for the FC
ments of the season. She played for Sutton’s Division 4 state champiStars of Massachusetts U16
on team as a junior and the Suzies were state finalists her sophomore
ECWL. She aspires to go into the year. Elworthy was a national top 16 for ECNL FC Stars of Massachumedical field. She is the daughsetts. Next year, she will attend the University of Rhode Island. She
ter of Tina and Chris Cummings
plans to pursue an MBA. She is the daughter of Stephanie and Chrisof Millbury.
tian Williams of Sutton.
Alexa Elworthy
Gaby Carreiro, left, celebrates a goal with her teammates during the Division 3 final at WPI.
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sists, and finished her outstanding career with 52 goals and 42 assists. She
was named the 2014 Dual Valley Conference Player of the Year, an honor she also earned as a sophomore, and the
MVP of the Central Mass. Division 3
tournament. She earned Central Mass.,
all-state and all-region all-star honors.
Carreiro played in the CONCACAF U17
World Cup qualifier in 2013, and this year took
part in the Nike National Training Camp and the
U20 US Women’s National Soccer Team Training Camp. He career goals include becoming a
middle school or secondary educator, playing
professionally and coaching a club-level girls’
soccer team. She is the daughter of Mary and
Luis Carreiro of Upton.
Gabrielle Guenther
Holy Name High, Senior, Center Midfielder
G
uenther led her team in scoring with 10 goals and
14 assists and helped the Naps make a return trip
to the Central Mass. Division 3 final. Beating topseeded Auburn, 3-1, in the semifinals was Guenther’s most memorable moment of the season. A
team captain, Guenther helped spark Holy Name’s
nine-game winning streak midseason and helped the
Naps win the Central Mass. Conference. Guenther
earned CMC all-star honors for the third straight year.
She was also a repeat CMass all-star and also earned all-state honors. As a junior, Guenther scored the winning goal in overtime to beat
Northbridge and capture the Central Mass. title. Guenther is also a
standout on the girls’ basketball team. Next year, she will attend Merrimack College, where she will play soccer and major in health sciences. She is the daughter of Kathy and Paul Guenther of Webster.
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Julia Insani
Kylie Lance
Algonquin Regional
Senior, Center Defense
Nashoba Regional
Senior, Center Midfielder
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Honorable
mention
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ance helped lead her team to the Central Mass. Division 1 championship.
Lance had six goals and six assists during
the regular season, and added three goals
and eight assists during the Chieftains’ run
to the state semifinals. Nashoba’s 1-0 win
over Algonquin in the Central Mass. final
was one of Lance’s most memorable moments of the year. Scoring two goals in 2
minutes in a regular-season win over the Tomahawks was
another top moment. The Chieftains finished 16-4-2, and
Lance, a team captain, earned Midland A, Central Mass.,
all-state and all-New England all-star honors. Lance helped
the Chieftains to the Central Mass. title as a freshman and
to an appearance in the final as a sophomore. Next year,
she will attend Quinnipiac University, where she will study
occupational therapy. She is the daughter of Wendy and
Jeff Lance of Stow.
Emily Longo
Megan Pulnik
Westboro High
Sophomore, Midfielder
Quabbin Regional
Senior, Midfield/Forward
W
ith 12 goals and 9 assists, Longo led
Midland B in scoring and helped the
Rangers to the league title. Westboro
earned the second seed in the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament and advanced
to the semifinals. Longo had two goals and
an assist in the Rangers’ quarterfinal win
over Doherty. Longo earned league, Central
Mass. and all-state all-star honors. Beating
Algonquin in the Tomahawks’ under-the-lights game, was one
of Longo’s most memorable moments of the season. She
scored twice to help her team to a 3-2 win. Longo’s other interests include reading and exercising. College is still a couple of years off, but Longo is interested in studying biology or
environmental engineering. She is the daughter of Laurie and
Edward Longo of Westboro.
Mariessa Ricciardi
Wachusett Regional
Senior, Outside Midfield
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two-year captain, Pulnik ranked among
the leading scorers in Midland B with seven goals and six assists. She helped the Panthers qualify for the Central Mass. Division 1
tournament. Scoring the winning goal from
40 yards out into the upper 90 on her birthday was one of Pulnik’s most memorable moments of the season. She had two goals and
three assists in a win over Marlboro in another top performance. Pulnik led her team in scoring four
straight years and she was named MVP of her team the last
two seasons. Pulnik is a four-time Midland B all-star. She
earned Central Mass. all-star honors the last three years and
all-state recognition the last two. Her hobbies include snowboarding. Next year, Pulnik will attend the University of Maine.
She hopes to become a veterinarian. She is the daughter of
Kristin and Kevin Pulnik of Hubbardston.
DIVISION 3
Talia Borci, Leicester
Colleen Cutting, Auburn
Cayla D’Amico, Grafton
Jenna Fitzgerald, Nipmuc
Jess Fitzgerald, Uxbridge
Kiley Larocque, Nipmuc
McKenna Kennedy, Millbury
Kate Magee, Oakmont
Abbie Sansoucy, Northbridge
Lauren Shimkus, SPM
Amanda St. Germain, Nipmuc
Megan White, Holy Name
Leah Whitelin, Gardner
DIVISION 4
Rayna Basma, Parker
Lorraine Canavan, AMSA
Lindsey Connor, West Boylston
Haley Falzone, Maynard
Jess Fitzgerald, Uxbridge
Erin Fleming, West Boylston
Morgan Goozey, Douglas
Fallyn Hippert, Douglas
Lindsey Keith, Sutton
Lena Llanos, Maynard
Melissa Morton, Uxbridge
Meghan O’Malley, Clinton
Haley Thurber, Sutton
Erika Scott
Riley Wilde
Nipmuc Regional
Senior, Midfielder/Defender
Wachusett Regional
Senior, Center Defense
A
repeat Super Team selection,
Scott was one of the stars during
Nipmuc’s amazing run to the Division
3 state championship. The Warriors
won 22 games and went unbeaten in
their last 21. Scott keyed Nipmuc’s
outstanding defense, which yielded an
average of 0.30 goals and helped
post five postseason shutouts. Beating Lynnfield, 5-0, in the state final was one of Scott’s
most memorable moments of the season. Serving as
captain and assisting on the first goal in Nipmuc’s 2-1
win over Holy Name in the Central Mass. final was another. Scott is a three-time Dual Valley Conference allstar, a two-time Central Mass. all-star, and this year
added all-state honors. Her hobbies include cross
training and cooking. Next year, she will attend Merrimack College, where she will play soccer and study
business. She is the daughter of Gordon and Tina
Scott of Mendon.
W
ilde was a top two-way player for
the Mountaineers, who set a
school record for regular-season wins
with 16 and earned the top seed in
the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament. The Mountaineers advanced to
the semifinals. With eight goals, Wilde
tied for the team lead with fellow Super Team selection Mariessa Ricciardi, and also helped the defense allow an average of
0.90 goals per game. Wilde set the program record for
fastest goal when she scored 2 seconds into a game.
She scored the tying goal on a header to send Wachusett’s semifinal game against Algonquin into overtime.
She was a two-year captain, three-time Midland A allstar, three-time Central Mass. all-star and two-time allstate all-star. Next year, Wilde will attend Canisius College, where she will play soccer. She hopes to pursue
a career in medical sales. She is the daughter of Matt
and Janet Wilde of Holden.
icciardi led Midland A in scoring
and helped the Mountaineers to
their best regular-season record (161-1). Bolstered by Ricciardi’s eight
goals and 10 assists, Wachusett
earned the top seed in the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament and advanced to the semifinals. Serving as
captain made this a special season for
Ricciardi. Wachusett’s 3-1 regular-season win over
Nashoba was a standout moment from the year. Ricciardi earned league, Central Mass. and all-state allstar honors. Ricciardi is also a standout track athlete
and will captain the Mountaineers’ indoor team this
winter. She owns six school records in outdoor track
and was the Central/Western champion in the 400
hurdles last spring. She is a two-time competitor in the
New Balance Nationals. Ricciardi is committed to Merrimack College, where she will run track and study athletic training. She is the daughter of Wendy and Steve
Ricciardi of Holden.
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DIVISION 1
Skyler Barry, Westboro
Katie Bottis, Wachusett
Sophia Derry, Leominster
Julia Hill, Nashoba
Elizabeth Hydro, Hudson
Marissa Kelberman, Nashoba
Anna Marie Moy, Algonquin
Maddie Mayberry, Tantasqua
Casey Rotti, Wachusett
Casey Sibole, Marlboro
Crystal Zaimi, Doherty
Madison Waldon, Quabbin
Lindsay Werner, Groton-Dunstable
nsani anchored the Tomahawks’ defense
and helped lead her team to its third
straight Central Mass. Division 1 final appearance. That accomplishment was one of
Insani’s most memorable moments of the
season. Another top moment was Algonquin’s win over Wachusett in the Central
Mass. semifinals, when teammate Carly
Damelio scored a penalty-kick goal in overtime. Insani helped Algonquin finish 12-7-2 and posted seven shutouts during the season. Her team’s captain, Insani
earned Midland A, Central Mass. and all-state all-star honors.
She is a two-time league all-star. Insani is also the starting
point guard on the girls’ basketball team and a three-year
member of the lacrosse team. She has not finalized her college plans, but she would like to pursue a career in health
sciences. She is the daughter of Raymond and Mary Insani
of Northboro.
DECEMBER 28, 2014
GIRLS’ SOCCER
DECEMBER 28, 2014
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FIELD HOCKEY
Emma Caviness
Nashoba Regional
Senior, Forward
C
aviness helped Nashoba Regional
win its first Central Mass. championship since 1976 and reach the Division 1
state final. The 5-foot-4 senior had 10
goals and six assists this season and finished her high school career with 33
goals and 27 assists in 82 games. Caviness helped Nashoba win the Midland A
title this past season and the Midland B
title the previous two years. Nashoba earned the MIAA
Sportsmanship Award during a season it dedicated to
sophomore Michelle Farnsworth, who couldn’t play this
fall while she battled cancer. Caviness plans to study science at Brown University. One of her most memorable
moments was having her grandfather, Robert McCarthy,
on hand to see her score the winning goal in a 3-2 state
semifinal against Longmeadow. She is the daughter of
Jean and Randy Caviness of Stow.
Rachel Crowley
Notre Dame Academy
Senior, Midfielder
C
rowley had six goals and eight assists
for Notre Dame’s 15-4 field hockey
team that won the Central Mass. Conference with a 6-0 record. The 5-foot-6 senior played midfield for coach Patty Provost. She was her team’s captain, a twotime Central Mass. Conference All-Star
and a MSFHCA Best-of-60 All-Star. She
was also a T&G All-Star last winter in ice
hockey when she captained Auburn High’s co-op team
and helped the Rockets qualify for the Division 2 state
tournament for the first time. She’s been a two-time
league all-star in hockey. Crowley also plays softball for
Notre Dame. Crowley plans to attend Bentley University
to play field hockey and study law enforcement. Her most
memorable sports moment was going undefeated in field
hockey her junior year while playing on the same team as
her sister, who was a senior. She is the daughter of Deb
and John Crowley of Leicester.
Camryn Dias
Hopedale High
Senior, Forward
D
ias had 29 goals and seven assists
for Hopedale’s 21-1 team which
reached the Central Mass. Division 2
championship game. In her high school
career, Dias had 51 goals and 29 assists. The 5-foot-3 senior was voted her
team’s most valuable player this year.
She was named a first-team Dual Valley
Conference All-Star in field hockey each
of the past two years and a second-team DVC All-Star as
a sophomore. In tennis, she was named the team’s most
improved player and a second-team DVC All-Star as a
freshman, the team’s unsung hero as a sophomore and
the team’s most valuable player as a junior. She plans to
play field hockey at Quinnipiac University. Scoring two
goals to help Hopedale overcome a 2-0 deficit and beat
Sutton, 3-2, to advance to the Central Mass. championship game ranks as her top sports thrill. She is the
daughter of Jamie and Alwin Schuller of Hopedale.
Player of the year
Olivia Hurd
Nashoba Regional
Senior, Midfielder
H
urd had nine goals
and 15 assists to
help Nashoba Regional post a 20-2-1
record and reach the
Division 1 state championship game. The
senior midfielder finished her high school
field hockey career with 26 goals and
36 assists in 83 games. Hurd helped
the Chieftains win the Midland A championship this year and the Midland B title in each of the previous three years.
The Chieftains earned the MIAA
Sportsmanship Award for a season
they dedicated to sophomore Michelle
Farnsworth, who couldn’t play this fall
while she battled cancer. Hurd has
been a league all-star in field hockey in
each of the past four years and was
honored as the league’s most valuable
player this year. She also served as
Nashoba’s captain the past two years.
She was honored as a Massachusetts
State Field Hockey Coaches Association Best-of-60 All-Star. Hurd was also
selected as a league all-star in lacrosse as a sophomore and was
named most outstanding contributor to
the cross-country ski team as a junior.
Hurd’s top sports thrill was celebrating
after Nashoba beat Quabbin, 3-2, to
capture its first Central Mass. field
hockey title since 1976. Hurd scored
twice in that game, including the winning goal on a breakaway in the second half. She is the daughter of Emily
and Tim Hurd of Stow.
GRAHAM ENTWISTLE
Nashoba senior captain Olivia Hurd moves the ball down the field.
Shannon Hynes
Laura Ineson
Auburn High
Junior, Defense
Shrewsbury High
Senior, Midfielder/Forward
H
ynes played right defense for Auburn,
which registered 14 shutouts during
a 17-4-3 season. The 5-foot-4 junior
helped Auburn reach the Division 2 state
final in each of the past two seasons
where it lost to Watertown, which has
won the last six state championships.
She had six goals and one assist this
season. Hynes has played field hockey,
basketball and softball for the Rockets since her freshman year. Winning the Central Mass. Division 2 championship in each of the past two years ranks as her most
memorable team accomplishment. Her top individual thrill
was assisting on her younger sister Kileigh’s two goals in
a 2-1 victory over previously unbeaten Quaboag in the
Central Mass. semifinals. Auburn and Quaboag had tied,
0-0, during the regular season. She is the daughter of
Susan and Ken Hynes of Auburn.
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neson had seven goals and 10 assists
while playing midfield and forward for
Shrewsbury High, which recovered from
a 3-6-2 start to finish with a winning record, 10-9-2, and reach the Central
Mass. Division 1 semifinals. Ineson was
captain of the Colonials, her team’s most
valuable player and a Massachusetts
State Field Hockey Coaches Association
Best-of-60 All-Star. She has been a Midland A All-Star the
past three years in field hockey and was her team’s rookie of the year as a freshman. She was also a regional AllAmerican as a junior. She was a T&G All-Star as a junior
in ice hockey and lacrosse, and has been a Midland A AllStar in ice hockey the past two years. She will serve as
captain of all three sports her senior year. Ineson plans to
play field hockey next year at Holy Cross. She is the
daughter of Donna and Douglas Ineson of Shrewsbury.
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Taylor Long
Madison Messier
Olympia Moulton
Algonquin Regional
Junior, Forward
Quaboag Regional
Senior, Forward
Narragansett Regional
Senior, Forward
L
ong had 23 goals and five assists for
Algonquin, which finished 15-3-3 and
semifinals. The 5-foot-4 forward is the
school’s second all-time leading scorer
with 58 career points with one year remaining. In back-to-back games, she
had three goals and an assist in an 8-0
win over Shepherd Hill then four goals in
a 6-1 win over Leominster. A three-year varsity starter,
she was a Midland A All-Star in each of the past two years
and voted the team’s best attacker in each of the past two
years. She will captain the team next year as a senior.
Long also plays tennis for the Tomahawks. Long received
an honorable mention for the T&G field hockey team last
year. She enjoys playing the flute and hopes to study
business or sports medicine in college. She is the daughter of Holly and David Long of Northboro.
Westboro High
Senior, Forward
P
arent had 23 goals and 11 assists to
lead Mid-Wach B and set a Westboro
High record for most points in a season.
She also owns the school record for
most points in a career with 69. The 5foot-5 senior served as captain for the
13-4-1 Rangers this season and received
the captain’s award the previous three.
She was honored as the most valuable
player of Mid-Wach B as a senior and was a Mid-Wach B
all-star the past two years. She was also a MSFHCA Best
of 60 All-Star. She enjoys playing guitar and piano, and
signing in the choir. Her mother, Annette, was a Hall of
Fame field hockey player at Bentley and holds the NCAA
Division 2 record for most goals in a game with seven.
Beating Algonquin on a goal in the final minutes of the last
regular-season home game is her top sports thrill. She is
the daughter of Annette and Douglas Parent of Westboro.
oulton had 12 goals and 13 assists
for Narragansett Regional, which finished 8-6-4 and made the Central Mass.
tournament for the fourth year in a row.
The 5-foot-3 senior forward was a MidWach C All-Star for three years and received honorable mention for the T&G
All-Star team twice before making the
T&G team this year. She was her team’s
co-most valuable player this fall and received the coaches
award as a junior. Her mother, Denise, coached her in
field hockey. Her sister, Summer, was a T&G All-Star in
field hockey. Moulton also plays basketball and softball
for the Warriors. She has signed a letter of intent to play
field hockey for Long Island University-Post and plans to
study health and nursing. Finishing her field hockey career with her cousin, Raegan Moulton, was her top sports
thrill. She is the daughter of Denise and Craig Moulton of
Baldwinville.
Kelsey Rudert
Jillian Schlegel
Grafton High
Senior, Goalkeeper
Quabbin Regional
Junior, Midfielder
R
udert had a 1.00 goals against average and nine shutouts for the 12-7-1
Grafton High Indians, who reached the
Central Mass. Division 2 quarterfinals.
She received an honorable mention for
the T&G All-Star team last year. She
plans to play field hockey and study occupational therapy at the University of
New Hampshire next year. She was captain of the field hockey team and will serve as captain of
the swim team this winter. She has played on the varsity
in field hockey, swimming and lacrosse since her freshman year. Her brothers, Chandler and Brayden, played
lacrosse for Grafton High. Her most memorable moment
of the season came when the 12th-seeded Indians defeated fifth-seeded Monty Tech, 1-0, in the opening
round of the Central Mass. tournament. She is the daughter of Lynne and Jeff Rudert of North Grafton.
Liza Welch
S
chlegel played high midfielder for the
Quabbin Regional Panthers, who
posted a 15-2-4 record, won the Midland B title and reached the Central
Mass. Division 1 championship game for
the 11th time under coach Shelly Zalneraitis. The 5-foot-8 junior was the most
valuable player in field hockey the past
two years and in softball last year. She
was also voted rookie of the year in both sports as a
freshman. She has been a Midland B All-Star multiple
years in both sports. Scoring two goals in the final three
minutes in a come-from-behind 2-1 victory over Shrewsbury in the Central Mass. Division 1 semifinals was her
top sports thrill. Schlegel tied the score with 2:47 left and
she assisted on Tiana Morin’s go-ahead goal 47 seconds
later. She is the daughter of Lisa and Brian Schlegel of
Hubbardston.
Honorable mention
Sutton High,Senior, Forward
W
M
essier had 25 goals and six assists
for Quaboag’s 17-1-3 team that
semifinals. In her five years on the Quaboag team, she collected 66 goals and
25 assists to help the Cougars post an
81-15-7 record and win five Southern
Worcester County League West Division
championships. She scored a hat trick in
a 3-0 victory over Lunenburg in the opening round of the
Central Mass. Division 2 tournament. Messier was her
team’s captain and most valuable player and she was voted a first-team SWCL all-star. Last spring, she was honored as the offensive player of the year for Quaboag’s
softball team. As a sophomore, she helped Central Mass.
win a bronze medal in field hockey in the Bay State
Games. Messier enjoys hunting and fishing. She plans to
enter the field of nursing. She is the daughter of Paula
and David Messier of Warren.
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DECEMBER 28, 2014
FIELD HOCKEY
DIVISION 1
Tess Anderson, Nashoba
Caroline Andreoli, Notre Dame
Alexa Baker, Tantasqua
Alison Bieksha, Quabbin
Sarah Bjorn, Wachusett
Sarah Gaffney, Nashoba
Lauren Girard, Burncoat
Caty Lazo, Algonquin
Jeszy McGuire, Tantasqua
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Kasey Mammone, Leominster
Tiana Morin, Quabbin
Victoria Petrie, Marlboro
Samantha Weckwerth,
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Audrey Brigham, Oakmont
Madi Doer, Tahanto
Sarah Duff, Quaboag
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Kylie Farrell, Sutton
Brittany Firth, Valley Tech
Kileigh Hynes, Auburn
Sarah Lizotte, Littleton
Aliza Maki, Bromfield
Raegan Moulton, Narragansett
Colby Newsham, Bromfield
Katie Rizzo, Hopedale
Sadie Young, Quaboag
Carly Zona, Auburn
elch led Central Mass. in scoring with 37 goals
and 18 assists to total 55 points for Sutton High.
The 5-foot-5 senior finished with 61 goals and 35 assists in her high school career. Welch led Sutton to a
16-4-1 season which ended in the Central Mass. Division 2 semifinals with the Suzies’ third loss of the season to Hopedale. She served as captain for Sutton and
was voted Dual Valley Conference Player of the Year.
Welch scored five goals in a game against Oxford and
four against Doherty, South and Uxbridge. She was a DVC all-star in
tennis. Welch received honorable mention for the T&G All-Star
team in field hockey as a junior.
Winning a tournament game
against Narragansett and collecting a goal and an assist against
Hopedale in the semifinals rank
as her top sports thrills. She is
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John Welch of Sutton.
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BOYS’ CROSS-COUNTRY
Kyle Cloutier
Nashoba Regional
Sophomore
Runner of the year
Christopher Skelly
W
ith two more years running crosscountry, keep an eye on this 15year-old Chieftain. In only his second
year at Nashoba, Cloutier finished sixth
at the Central Mass. Division 1 meet, the
highest among sophomores. His time
was 15:21 over the 2.9-mile course at
Gardner Municipal GC. His performance
as the Chieftains’ No. 1 man, on a squad
with fellow Super Teamers Adam Heislein and Ryan Gillooly, led the team to second place under coach Steve
Beckwith and a trip to the All-State Meet. Cloutier finished
52nd at All-States, fifth among sophomores, in 16:47
over the 3.1 miles at Franklin Park in Boston. As a freshman, he established himself as a fine three-sports runner,
also participating in indoor and outdoor track. He is the
son of Heidi and Robert Cloutier of Lancaster.
Senior
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Ryan Gillooly
Nashoba Regional
Sophomore
G
illooly joined T&G Super Teamers Adam Heislein and Kyle Cloutier in helping the Chieftains to a second-place finish at the Central Mass. Division 1 meet
and a berth at All-States. As Nashoba’s
No. 3 man, Gillooly placed 10th in 15:41
over 2.9 miles at Gardner Municipal GC.
The following week at the All-State Meet,
he finished 79th in 17:00 over Franklin
Park’s 3.1-mile course in Boston. The 5-foot-3, 109pound Gillooly, who also enjoys surfing, was a threesport track athlete as a freshman. His mother was a captain for the University of Connecticut women’s crosscountry team. He is the son of Lisa and Ron Gillooly of
Stow.
JOHN FERRARONE
Chris Skelly wins the Central Mass. Division 1 title.
or the past two years, Skelly
has come through big time
when all of Central Mass. was
watching. He successfully defended his CMass Division 1
championship on Nov. 8 for
coach Suzanne Williams’ Patriots, posting a 13-second victory over Wachusett’s Grant Hauver at Gardner Municipal GC. He won in 14:55
over the 2.9-mile course, the best time over either division, and as a two-time champion is
definitely worthy of being named Hometeam
Runner of the Year. At the All-State Meet the following week at Franklin Park in Boston, Skelly
placed 37th in 16:33 over 3.1 miles, completing an impressive three-year high school crosscountry career in which he was twice named to
the T&G Super Team. He’s the course recordholder at North Middlesex, at 15:52 over 3.1
miles. Being a two-time district champion is
nothing new to Skelly — he has won the past
two CMass 2-mile titles in indoor track and the
past two mile crowns in outdoor track. He got
his running start as a freshman in spring track,
when he ran a leg of a 4x800-meter relay that
set the school record and was named a league
all-star. His most memorable team moment of
the year came at midseason, when his team
competed at the Bob McIntyre Twilight Invitational in Falmouth, which has become a highlight attraction of the cross-country campaign.
His older brother Mike attends Westfield State
and runs cross-country and track. Skelly is undecided about his college choice for next year.
He is the son of Sue and Dave Skelly of Pepperell.
Cody Kingman
Senior
Grant Hauver
Adam Heislein
O
Wachusett Regional
Junior
Nashoba Regional
Senior
nce an athlete who spent much of his
time playing soccer and basketball,
Kingman has developed into one of the
finest runners in Central Mass. under
coach Len Harmon. He improved on his
seventh-place finish at the 2013 Central
Mass. Division 1 meet by taking third this
past November, in 15:14 over Gardner
Municipal’s 2.9-mile course. No Shepherd Hill male runner has placed higher in a district meet.
Kingman set Shepherd Hill’s 2.8-mile course record
(14:17), and he also shined in the big races. He was third
at his first Midland A championships (16:53 for 3.1
miles), won the 5K Martha’s Vineyard Invitational (16:37)
and was 12th at the McIntyre Twilight Invitational (5K,
16:09). Kingman notes the future is bright for the Rams,
who finished third in their first Midland A championship
meet, citing that five of Shepherd Hill’s top seven runners
were sophomores. In impressive fashion, Kingman also
won the inaugural Worcester Running Festival 5K. Among
the colleges Kingman is considering are Merrimack, WPI,
UMass-Lowell and Bryant. He is the son of Sue and Doug
Kingman of Charlton.
H
auver’s long stride carried him to great
success this fall, including second
place at the Central Mass. Division 1 championships at Gardner Municipal GC. His
15:08 was also the second-best time of
anyone running the 2.9-mile course on
Nov. 8. At the All-State Meet at Franklin
Park in Boston, Hauver crossed in 16:26
over the 3.1 miles, good for 28th. The captain of coach Brian Wallace’s Mountaineers, the 6-foot-3
Hauver ran a 15:56 5K at the Amherst Invitational and won
the Wachusett Invitational. In fact, his most memorable team
moment came when the Mountaineers took freshman, junior varsity and varsity titles at the Wachusett Invitational.
Hauver, a repeat T&G Super Teamer, also competed at the
Nike Northeast Regionals in New York. He recently was inducted as an Eagle Scout and is helping local runners by
working part time at Sneakerama in Worcester. Hauver has
also earned T&G Super Team honors in track. He is the son
of Shanna and Scott Hauver of Holden.
A
fter making his third appearance at
the All-State Meet, Heislein is a
T&G Super Teamer for the second
time, this year joined by teammates
Kyle Cloutier and Ryan Gillooly. During this season, he broke course records at Westboro and Marlboro and
posted individual victories at the Wachusett Invitational and the Midland B
championships. He placed ninth at the Central Mass.
Division 1 meet at Gardner Municipal GC, covering the
2.9-mile layout in 15:39 while helping the Chieftains to
a second-place finish. The 5-foot-9, 133-pound Heislein turned in his best All-State Meet performance the
following week at Franklin Park, placing 20th in 16:18.
He had finished 113th as a sophomore and 38th as a
junior. Heislein is hoping to attend either the University
of Connecticut or Northeastern and wants to study engineering. He is the son of Dianne and Richard Heislein of Bolton.
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Jamison Koeman
Ben Kovacs
Harry Maloy
Whitinsville Christian School
Senior
St. John’s High
Sophomore
St. John’s High
Junior
T
W
T
hile the Pioneers fell short in their
quest to win a state championship
after taking the last five district titles, Kovacs can hold his head high after a sizzling sophomore season. He placed a
shade behind teammate Harry Maloy in
the Central Mass. Division 1 race, taking
eighth in 15:24 over the 2.9 miles at
Gardner Municipal GC. Four other St.
John’s runners finished in the top 24, enough to top
Nashoba Regional for the district crown. At All-States,
Kovacs finished 36th, fourth among sophomores, in
16:32 over the 3.1 miles at Franklin Park in Boston. One
highlight of Kovac’s season came at the McIntyre Twilight
Meet in Falmouth, where the sophomore ran a personal
best for 5K — 16:12 — to help St. John’s to a team championship. Still, Kovacs wants to lead coach Mark Murray’s
Pioneers to an All-State title before graduating. He is the
son of Pam and Peter Kovacs of Bolton.
he Pioneers captured their fifth
straight Central Mass. Division 1
championship, and Maloy played no
small role. Led by Maloy in seventh, St.
John’s placed six of the top 24 under
first-year coach Mark Murray. Maloy’s
time was 15:24 over the 2.9-mile Gardner Municipal layout, finishing practically
even with teammate Ben Kovacs. At AllStates the next week, Maloy took 12th in 16:07 over the
3.1 miles at Franklin Park in Boston, and he took pride in
earning the medal and being tied for the fastest Central
Mass. finisher for the day with Bromfield’s Nick Steele.
Maloy’s time was also his personal best for the distance.
As a sophomore, he placed 18th at All-States en route to
his first T&G Super Team selection. Maloy wants nothing
more than to lead St. John’s to a state championship. His
father has run a 2:37 marathon. The son of Christine Torigian and Jim Maloy lives in Pepperell.
Tyler O’Keefe
C.J. Paine
Zach Rolfe
Shrewsbury High
Senior
Whitinsville Christian School
Junior
Parker Charter
Junior
P
S
Keefe put together a remarkable
season in earning his third selection
to the T&G Super Team. We’d call is a
record-breaking season, except a teammate got in the way — he bettered former
Hometeam Runner of the Year John
Murray’s 3.1-mile Shrewsbury course record by running a 16:26, but Jackson
Southard beat him in that same race.
The captain finished 1 second behind Southard at the
Central Mass. Division 1 meet at Gardner in 15:20 over
2.9 miles. At All-States, he was Shrewsbury’s top runner,
in 18th in 16:16 over 3.1 miles at Franklin Park.
O’Keefe’s best 5K time is 16:08, recorded at the McIntyre Twilight Invitational. While boosting the fortunes of
coach Jim Smith’s cross-country program, O’Keefe is also shining in his fourth varsity hockey season. His top
choices for college are UConn and Northeastern. He is
the son of Diane and Steve O’Keefe of Shrewsbury.
aine came up big for coach Chris
Vander Baan’s Crusaders in November, helping the team to second place at
the Central Mass. Division 1 championships and an All-State Meet berth. He
calls his third-place finish at districts his
best race of the season, crossing in
15:24 over Gardner Municipal’s 2.9
miles, edging teammate and fellow Super Teamer Jamison Koeman. At All-States the following
week at Franklin Park in Boston, Paine placed 18th in
16:40 over 3.1 miles. Paine’s top time at that distance is
16:18. A Dual Valley Conference all-star for three years,
Paine also enjoys weightlifting to put muscle on his 5foot-10 frame. A veteran of two outdoor and indoor track
seasons, Paine some day hopes to become a physical
therapist. He is the son of Julie and Chris Paine of Northbridge.
ince eighth grade, Rolfe has been
boosting Parker Charter’s up-andcoming program, and this year, he gave
the leaders all they can handle. The captain placed second at the Central Mass.
Division 2 race at Gardner Municipal
GC, crossing in 15:17 over 2.9 miles to
lead coach Ben Benoit’s Panthers to an
All-State berth for the third time in five
years. At Franklin Park the following week, he placed
11th at All-States in 16:25 over 3.1 miles. Rolfe holds the
Parker course record (14:37, 2.8 miles), and he also has
the Colonial Athletic League course mark at Coggeshall
Park in Fitchburg (14:05, 2.63 miles). Rolfe, who earned
T&G Super Team honors in 2012, has the Parker 5K
cross-country standard of 16:25, set at the Foot Locker
Northeast Regionals in New York. With one year to go,
Rolfe is tied for the most CAL meet victories with three.
He is the son of Brenda and Will Rolfe of Ayer.
Jackson Southard
Nick Steele
Ryan Wollensak
Shrewsbury High
Junior
Bromfield School
Junior
Hopedale High
Senior
S
S
teele enjoyed quite a season under
coach Barry Coonan, setting records,
winning a district title and leading a Trojan squad to regaining the Wachusett C
championship it lost last year. He posted
a 6-second win over Parker Charter’s
Zach Rolfe at the Central Mass. Division
2 championships, covering the 2.9-mile
course at Gardner Municipal GC in
15:11, third best among all CMass runners that day. He
challenged for an individual title in his second trip to AllStates the following week before finishing fourth, in
16:07 at 3.1-mile Franklin Park in Boston. Before November, Steele set course records at Bromfield and Tyngsboro and won the Wachusett C league meet. His mother
earned All-America honors and ran on national championship cross-country squads at the University of Virginia. He
is the son of Marisa and Bob Steele of Harvard.
A
t Hopedale this past fall, Wollensak
was the leader of the pack — and
quite a productive pack. Coach Joe
Drugan’s Blue Raiders pulled off the Triple Crown, capturing Dual Valley Conference, Central Mass. Division 2 and AllState titles, with the sixth man breaking
the tie for the state championship. Wollensak was fifth at the CMass Division 2
race at Gardner Municipal GC, covering the 2.9 miles in
15:36. Six Raiders finished among the top 25, all within
58 seconds. He was 16th at the All-State Meet in 16:35
over the 3.1 miles at Franklin Park. Wollensak won the
DVC meet and was named the conference’s Runner of
the Year, and the team captain finished fourth at the
McIntyre Twilight Meet in Falmouth. Wollensak shines on
the slopes during high school ski season. He is the son
of Diane and Andrew Wollensak of Hopedale.
outhard won at the Midland A league
meet, set a home course record and
finished fourth in the Central Mass. Division 1 race en route to his second selection to the T&G Super Team. In the district race at Gardner Municipal GC, he
clocked 15:19 over the 2.9 miles, leading four Colonials among the top 23. The
following week at Franklin Park in Boston, Southard placed 29th in 16:28 over 3.1 miles. While
winning the Midland A race, he led the Colonials to their
second straight team title under coach Jim Smith, a most
memorable moment for Southard. In ninth grade, Southard set a school freshman course record and a junior varsity record at Midland A meet. Southard, who has been
elected a captain for next year, enjoys basketball, swimming and reading. He is the son of Christine and Mark
Southard of Shrewsbury.
his is Koeman’s third berth on the
T&G’s cross-country Super Team,
and fifth overall, with honors for indoor
and outdoor track in 2014. Wherever
Koeman races, look for him in or near
the lead. The 2013 Central Mass. Division 2 champion finished fourth this fall
in 15:30 over Gardner Municipal’s 2.9
miles. At All-States, he placed fifth in
16:08 at 3.1-mile Franklin Park, completing his career on
a fine note. Koeman and C.J. Paine are the Crusaders’
representatives on this year’s Super Team. At the Foot
Locker Northeast Regionals at Van Cortlandt Park in New
York, Koeman crossed in 27th in 16:09. He holds the
Whitinsville Christian course record, 16:18 for 3.1 miles.
He enjoyed terrific track seasons as a junior — winning
the Division 5 state 2 mile indoors and advancing to 2mile finals at All-States and New Englands outdoors. He
is the son of Jodi and Kent Koeman of Whitinsville.
O’
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DECEMBER 28, 2014
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GIRLS’ CROSS-COUNTRY
Jillian Caiazzi
Marlboro High, Senior
Runner of the year
C
aiazzi had her goals planned entering
the Central Mass. championships on
Nov. 8. “At districts, my goal had been
top five and to break 19 minutes on the
Gardner course,” she said. “I achieved
both of these with my strongest race of
the season both mentally and physically.”
Her 18:49 over the 2.9 miles placed
fourth, an improvement of seven places
from 2013. A repeat Super Team selection, Caiazzi was a
two-time captain and team MVP and a three-time Midland
B all-star, following her 14th-place finish at the Manchester Invitational in New Hampshire. The success continues in indoor track, where she was mile and 1,000-meter league champion a year ago. She is a member of the
National Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honors Society and
serves as concert band vice president. Caiazzi is undecided on her college choice, but would like to become a
pediatric cancer physical therapist someday. She is the
daughter of Nancy and James Caiazzi of Marlboro.
Felicia Banda
Gardner High, Senior
C
Julia Carrier
Shepherd Hill Regional, Sophomore
C
arrier chooses to cherish as a most
memorable moment the Martha’s
Vineyard Invitational, where the Rams
first competed as a team this past season. Shepherd Hill went on quite a ride
in its first go-round in Midland A, finishing
second in the league meet. Carrier
wound up an impressive No. 2 runner to
teammate Juleanna Schultz and carved
up quite a season of her own. She was selected the Most
Improved Runner on coach Nicole Fossas’ squad, and
came through with a top-10 time in the Central Mass. Division 1 championships and among the top 50 at the AllState Meet. When Carrier placed sixth at the district meet
in 19:03, over Gardner Municipal GC’s 2.9 miles, she
considered qualifying for the All-State Meet as her most
memorable moment as an individual. At All-States, she
finished 48th in 19:53. The daughter of Denise and Steven Carrier lives in Oxford.
Makenzie Cyr
JOHN FERRARONE
Felicia Banda wins the Central Mass. Division 2 title.
alling the fall
of 2014 a
breakthrough
season for Felicia
Banda may be
quite the understatement. Sure,
she’s been on the
high school
cross-country scene for the past
three years, after playing soccer
as a freshman. She even set the
school record in the 1,000 meters
as a sophomore in indoor track.
But this time around on Nov. 8,
Banda outlasted all the Central
Mass. standouts with more impressive running resumes, notching an accomplishment that
earned her Hometeam Magazine
Runner of the Year honors. There
was no place like home for Banda, Gardner’s lone runner, at the
Central Mass. Division 2 championships as her remarkable run of
17:50 over Gardner Municipal
GC’s 2.9-mile layout earned her a
23-second victory over St. PeterMarian’s Gianna Mastromatteo.
The win was 9 seconds better
than the Division winning time of
Shepherd Hill’s Juleanna Schultz,
and they were the only two to
break 18 minutes. The following
week, Banda finished 14th at the
All-State Meet in 19:28 over 3.1
miles at Franklin Park in Boston.
The Gardner course record is
hers, and as a senior, Banda was
a captain and a Wachusett C allstar. She is the daughter of Laura
and Keith Banda of Gardner.
Douglas High, Senior
C
yr’s senior cross-country season was
quite memorable, for her individually
and as a team captain. She led the Tigers to their second straight Dual Valley
Conference championship with an individual victory, then paced her team to its
first All-State Meet berth. Her 18:14 at
the Central Mass. Division 2 race at
Gardner Municipal GC (2.9 miles)
sparked Douglas to a second-place team finish. Cyr’s November success continued the following week at Franklin
Park in Boston, where she took fourth in 19:01 over 3.1
miles, the best place and time among all CMass runners
that day. Among cross-country, indoor and outdoor track,
Cyr has collected nine DVC all-star selections, and this is
her third season on the T&G Super Team for cross-country. She was named DVC Runner of the Year after last
year’s indoor track season as a 2-miler and picked up
similar honors after this cross-country season. Cyr, who
will attend Stonehill College in the fall, has a personal
best of 18:51 for 3.1 miles. She is the daughter of Lori
and David Cyr of Douglas.
Angie DiDomenica
Jamie Falla
Millbury High
Sophomore
Wachusett Regional
Freshman
D
iDomenica stamped her return trip to
the Telegram & Gazette Super Team
with another impressive performance at
the Central Mass.Division 2 championships, placing seventh in 18:43 over 2.9
miles at Gardner Municipal GC. Her victory at the SWCL league meet at Memorial Beach in Webster was a tremendous
thrill, and equally as exciting for DiDomenica was when the Woolies notched the 100th career
victory for coach Mike DiGangi. The 16-year-old is currently in her first season of indoor track for Millbury, after
her second season of cross-country, and the 5-foot-3,
110-pound DiDomenica will be set for her second season
on the Woolies’ varsity softball team in the spring. She is
the daughter of Patsy and Peter DiDomenica of Millbury.
D
on’t be deceived by her 4-foot-9, 73pound stature — Falla can fly, as so
many in Central Mass. can attest. Coach
Larry Jaquith keeps coming with talent after talent, and this freshman did most big
races top-10 style. In September, she set
a freshman course record at the Amherst
Invitational, she won the Quabbin Invitational and was third at the Midland A
league meet. At the Central Mass. Division 1 meet at 2.9mile Gardner Municipal, Falla finished third in 18:48, and
with teammate Kate Gobi taking fifth, led the Mountaineers back to a district team title. At All-States at 3.1-mile
Franklin Park, she placed 43rd in 19:49. In 2013, Falla
participated in the Junior Olympics in San Antonio. She is
the daughter of Tammy and Dan Falla of Rutland.
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Kate Gobi
Steffany Halfrey
Sophia Masciarelli
Wachusett Regional
Junior
Quabbin Regional
Senior
Holy Name High
Freshman
M
fter winning several dual-meet races
and doing a number on her school’s
course record, Masciarelli enjoyed a terrific November, another new face shaping the cross-country future in Central
Mass. At the Division 2 district meet in
Gardner, she finished sixth in 18:33 over
the 2.9 miles. Her performance in the
All-State Meet the following week may
have been more impressive — she edged Central Mass.
Conference rival Gianna Mastromatteo for 16th place,
crossing in 19:28 over Franklin Park’s 3.1 miles. Masciarelli holds the Holy Name course record at 17:50 over
2.8 miles — she set the standard one race, then broke
that by 14 seconds a week later. Masciarelli, who wants
to attend a Division 1 college, is on the Naps’ varsity basketball team. Her brother Stefan is a senior captain for
the St. John’s basketball team. She is the daughter of
Loanny and Stephen Masciarelli of Northbridge.
Gianna Mastromatteo
Rita Maurais
Emma McHutcheon
St. Peter-Marian High
Sophomore
Hopedale High
Junior
Parker Charter
Freshman
C
y finishing ninth in the Central Mass.
Division 2 championships (18:50
over 2.9 miles at Gardner Municipal
GC), Halfrey became the first Quabbin
runner to qualify and run in four All-State
Meets, which she cherishes as her most
memorable moment of the season. As
runner-up in the Midland B meet, she
earned a spot on her fourth league allstar team, while also leading coach Brian Young’s Panthers to the team championship. Halfrey set course records at Quaboag (2013) and as an eighth-grader at the
Tantasqua Invitational in 2010. She played basketball in
ninth and 10th grades at Quabbin before turning to indoor track, where she was team MVP and earned T&G
Super Team honors. Halfrey lists her hobbies as astronomy, reading, writing and singing. The daughter of Susan
and Denis Halfrey of Barre would like to pursue a career
in aerospace engineering.
an’t say Gianna Mastromatteo doesn’t
give it her all at whatever she does.
Whether it be winning her third Quabbin Invitational this year, or her and teammates decorating a pumpkin for a contest at that race,
the four-time T&G Super Teamer is smiling
after a job well done. And she continues to
heed sage advice. “I owe my success this
season to my coach of three years, Kevin
Kirk,” she said of the longtime and beloved SPM cross-country coach who passed away earlier this year. After winning
her third Central Mass. Conference meet title, Mastromatteo
placed second to Gardner’s Felicia Banda at the CMass Division 2 race, clocking 18:13 over Gardner Municipal’s 2.9
miles. At All-States, she finished 17th in 19:31 over Franklin
Park’s 3.1 miles. Also to her credit is a first-place finish in the
Division 2 freshman/sophomore race at the MSTCA Coaches’ Invitational, and he placed 27th at Regionals. She is the
daughter of Laura and Joe Mastromatteo of Worcester.
T
A
he decision to switch to cross-country
from soccer this fall paid off Maurais,
who capped her debut season by finishing
fourth at the Central Mass. Division 2 meet
(18:22 at 2.9-mile Gardner Municipal GC)
and ninth at All-States (19:18 at 3.1-mile
Franklin Park in Boston). She earned Rookie of the Year honors and a spot on the Dual
Valley Conference all-star team, yet she was
no stranger to the running scene. Maurais collected T&G
Super Team honors after winning the 1,000 meters at the
Division 5 indoor state meet and placing 10th at New Englands. She was Hopedale’s MVP in both track seasons last
year. Maurais, who played three varsity soccer seasons for
the Blue Raiders, is a member of the school’s varsity math
team and student council. She is a Tri-M Music Honors Society inductee, as a member of Hopedale’s band, chorus,
chamber wind and a capella ensembles. She is the daughter
of Elli and Gerald Maurais of Hopedale.
T
his is already McHutcheon’s
second berth on the T&G Super Team, after continuing to
spark Parker Charter’s program on
the rise. She came through in November for coach Ben Benoit’s
Panthers, placing eighth at the
Central Mass. Division 2 championships at Gardner Municipal GC,
in 18:49 over 2.9 miles while leading her squad to
fourth place. The 5-foot, 90-pound McHutcheon
then followed that the following week with a 22ndplace finish at All-States, crossing in 19:39 over
Franklin Park’s 3.1-mile layout. Injuries affected
Parker Charter, but McHutcheon and her squad
still captured the Colonial Athletic League meet
championship. The 14-year-old is the daughter of
Liz and John McHutcheon of Littleton.
Caroline Meizen
Juleanna Schultz
Emily Willson
Douglas High
Sophomore
Senior
Groton-Dunstable Regional
Freshman
T
T
he Rams took the jump to Midland A
for athletics this year, and Schultz and
her teammates are making it pay off. The
5-foot-3, 17-year-old won league and
district titles individually, and Shepherd
Hill came in second under coach Nicole
Fossas in its Midland A meet debut, an
accomplishment Schultz cherishes. At
the Central Mass. Division 1 race,
Schultz was the only runner in Division 1 to break 18 minutes, by 1 second, to capture the 2.9-mile race at Gardner Municipal GC. One week later, she finished 23rd at
the All-State Meet in Franklin Park, her 19:24 the best
time of CMass runners. She is joined on the T&G Super
Team by fellow Ram runner Julia Carrier, who also placed
among the top 10 at districts and top 50 at All-States.
Schultz, who has run indoor and outdoor track in each of
her years at Shepherd Hill will attend the University of
Hartford. She is the daughter of Lynda Schultz of Dudley.
A
fter an amazing freshman season, the
Central Mass. cross-country scene
will be on the lookout for Willson at the
big meets. First, she led the Crusaders
to five wins in six dual meets and a Midland B championship, setting the GrotonDunstable course record in the process.
Then she won the Midland B meet at
Ghiloni Park in Marlboro, completing the
3.1 miles in 19:55, an individual moment she cherishes.
Willson then took second at the Central Mass. Division 1
race at Gardner Municipal GC in 18:23, 25 seconds
ahead of the third-place finisher. In the process, she led
Groton-Dunstable, under coach Colleen Naboicheck, to
a second-place team finish and the Crusaders’ first AllState Meet berth since 2009. In her first All-States, Willson crossed in 32nd, in 19:39 over 3.1 miles, second
among CMass finishers in the Division 1 race. She is the
daughter of Leslie and Anthony Willson of Dunstable.
his was a season of achieving goals
for Meizen, who qualified for the AllState Meet for the third time and made
the Dual Valley Conference all-star team
for the fourth time. This year, she was focused on breaking 20 minutes on Douglas’ 3.1-mile home course, and she did
that by finishing in 19:42. And that was
only near the beginning of a shining season. Not only did Meizen qualify for another All-State
Meet by placing 11th in the CMass Division 2 meet
(18:59, 2.9-mile Gardner Municipal GC), but the rest of
the team coached by Bobby Doyon was coming with her,
the first time Douglas has qualified any team for the AllStates, boys or girls. At the All-States at Franklin Park,
she crossed in 47th in 20:07. She and teammate Makenzie Cyr, a repeat T&G Super Teamer, gave the Tigers a
potent top two. She is the daughter of Kirsten and Scott
Meizen of Douglas.
B
ake it three cross-country Super
Team nods for Gobi, who has experienced similar success during the track
seasons. The Mountaineer got the job
done under veteran coach Larry Jaquith
at the Central Mass. Division 1 championships, and Gobi did her part toward
the team title, placing fifth in 18:54 over
Gardner Municipal’s 2.9-mile course.
“We had been training for districts all season, and it was
great to see all of my teammates come together, race
hard and take the win,” said Gobi, who was named team
MVP this fall. Her personal-best 5K came at this year’s
Amherst Invitational in September, in 19:05. “It was a
beautiful day, and I was able to relax, run well, PR, and
then have a fun cookout with my teammates as I watched
the other races.” The 16-year-old lists her hobbies as tennis and biking. She is the daughter of Deborah Gurski
and Peter Gobi of Princeton.
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DECEMBER 28, 2014
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GOLF
Jeff Arnold
Ryan Berg
Westboro High
Junior
Holy Name High
Senior
A
B
rnold shot a 5-over
77 to tie for third in
the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament on the
North Course at Stow
Acres CC and help
Westboro tie for sixth.
The 6-foot-2, 175-pound
junior then carded a 9over 81 in the state tournament at Springfield CC. Arnold posted a 34 scoring average for Rangers coach Greg Rota. Arnold was named the Midland B MVP this
year and has lettered in golf the past
three years. Arnold would like to be a history teacher or a music writer in Nashville. He is the son of Kimberlee and Gordon Arnold of Westboro.
erg shot a 9-over 81
to tie for eighth in the
tournament at Blissful
Meadows GC in Uxbridge to help Holy
Name place fourth. The
5-foot-5, 120-pound senior then shot a 3-over
75 to tie for second in the state tournament at Black Swan CC in Georgetown.
Berg had a scoring average of 37. He
was captain of the golf team the past two
years. His top sports thrill was shooting
1-under 71 to share medalist honors in
the Mass. Junior Amateur qualifier at
Dudley Hill GC. He is the son of Jodi and
Tom Berg of Dudley.
Chris Breemen
Jarod Buffone
Advanced Math, Science
Academy, Sophomore
Sutton High
Freshman
B
reemen shot a 2-over
74 to share medalist
honors at the Central
Mass. Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows
GC in Uxbridge and he
helped the Advanced
Math and Science Academy of Marlboro place
second as a team. The 74 tied the lowest
round of Breemen’s career. His other 74
came on his home course, Charter Oak
CC in Hudson. In the state tournament at
Black Swan CC in Georgetown, he shot a
96. It was the first trip to the state tournament for the AMSA Eagles. The 6-foot-1
sophomore was captain of the golf team
and as a freshman was the team’s MVP.
He is the son of Colleen and Eric Breemen of Marlboro.
Player
of the year
B
uffone shot a 4-over
76 to finish third in
the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament at
Blissful Meadows GC
and help Sutton High win
the team title. In the
state tourney at Black
Swan CC in Georgetown, Buffone shot a 10-over 82 to tie for
17th and help Sutton place third, the best
finish in school history. The 6-foot, 155pound Buffone had a 36.3 scoring average, won all 16 of his regular-season
matches and earned medalist honors 12
times. He was Dual Valley Conference
Player of the Year. Buffone was also a
T&G All-Star the previous two years. He is
the son of Noelle and Paul Buffone of
Sutton.
T&G STAFF / RICK CINCLAIR
Andrew Card
Ryan Casault
Shrewsbury High
Junior
David Prouty High
Sophomore
C
ard carded a 6-over
78 to tie for sixth in
the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament on the
Acres CC. The 6-foot-2,
160-pound junior then
shot a 12-over 84 in the
state tournament at
Springfield CC. Shooting a 2-under 34 at
the Haven CC in Boylston is his top sports
thrill. Card has lettered in golf for three
years and will serve as team captain next
year. He hopes to play Division 1 golf in
college. He is the son of Lorrie and Bill
Card of Shrewsbury.
C
asault shot an 11-over
83 to tie for fifth in the
tournament at Highfields
Golf & CC and he helped
David Prouty finish second as a team to qualify
for the state tournament.
In the state tournament at
Glen Ellen CC in Millis, he shot a 92. Casault helped David Prouty finish second in
the Southern Worcester County League’s
West Division and post a 12-5-1 overall record. He was named a SWCL secondteam all-star. He is the son of Kathy and
Doug Casault of Spencer.
Jason Short hits a shot from the 15th fairway at Stow Acres CC, while earning
medalist honors at the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament.
Jason Short
Marlboro High, Senior
S
hort shot a 2-over 74 to earn medalist honors in the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament on the North Course at Stow
Acres CC and he helped Marlboro finish fifth as a team. In the
state tournament at Springfield CC, Short carded a 1-over 73 to
tie for fourth. The 6-foot-1, 140-pound senior compiled a stroke
average of 36, served as team captain for three years, was voted
most valuable player of his team for three years and was a Midland B All-Star for three years. He’s also been a member of the
National Honor Society for three years and owns a 4.36 grade
point average. He’s won the last two club championships at Marlboro CC. Last
summer, Short reached the quarterfinals of the Massachusetts Amateur at Kernwood CC in Salem. He was also a T&G All-Star in golf as a sophomore when he
finished third in the Central Mass. Tournament at Green Hill. He said he owes a lot
to his parents for their support over the years. His father played baseball for St.
John’s High. Short is the son of Tammy and Greg Short of Marlboro.
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Joey Ciolino
Bailey Correia
Matt David
Advanced Math and Science
Academy, Sophomore
Holy Name High
Senior
Grafton High
Senior
C
C
DECEMBER 28, 2014
GOLF
D
orreia shot a 9-over 81 to tie for ninth
in the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows GC in Uxbridge and helped Holy Name High
place fourth as a team. The 6-foot, 145pound senior shot a 95 in the Division 3
state tournament at Black Swan CC in
Georgetown. Correia was medalist
against St. Peter-Marian and Burncoat
and posted a scoring average of 38 during the season.
He was a member of the golf team for four years and
served as captain as a senior. He is the son of Cheryl
and Jay Correia of Shrewsbury.
avid shot an 11-over 83 to tie for fifth
in the Central Mass. Division 2 tournament at Highfields Golf & CC in
Grafton and help the Indians win the title
by 14 strokes. David carded an 86 in the
state tournament at Glen Ellen CC. The
5-foot-7, 162-pound senior was captain
of the golf team and is captain of the
hockey team this winter. He’s been a
Southern Worcester County League All-Star in hockey for
two years. David was also a T&G All-Star as a junior when
he tied for third in the Central Mass. Division 2 Tournament. David is the son of Cindy and Mark David of North
Grafton.
Rob Downing
Cameron Fahey
Stephen Foley
Assabet Valley Regional
Junior
David Prouty High
Senior
Hopedale High
Senior
D
F
F
owning shot a 9-over 81 to tie for
ninth in the Central Mass. Division 3
tournament at Blissful Meadows GC in
Uxbridge and shot a 17-over 89 in the
state tournament at Black Swan CC in
Georgetown. The 5-foot-8, 130-pound
junior helped the Aztecs grab a share of
the Colonial Athletic League championship. He will captain the golf team next
fall and has played golf and baseball since his freshman
year. Downing enjoys going to the beach and playing fantasy football. He is the son of Katy and Curt Downing of
Clinton.
ahey shot an 11-over 83 to tie for fifth
in the Central Mass. Division 2 tournament at Highfields Golf & CC and he
helped David Prouty finish second as a
team to qualify for the state tournament.
Fahey carded a 17-over 89 at the state
tournament at Glen Ellen CC in Millis. A
captain for the Panthers, Fahey helped
David Prouty finish second in the SWCL
West with a 12-5-1 record. He earned medalist honors
seven times for the Panthers and averaged a score of
42.3 at his home course of Kettle Brook and 39.2 everywhere else. He is the son of Jennifer and Thomas Fahey
of East Brookfield.
oley shot an 8-over 80 to tie for seventh in the Central Mass. Division 3
Uxbridge and helped Hopedale place
third as a team. In the Division 3 state
tournament at Black Swan CC in
Georgetown, Foley shot a 96. The 6foot-2, 175-pound senior was a Dual Valley Conference All-Star. Tying Central
Mass. champion Sutton during the regular season ranked
among Foley’s top sports thrills. As team captain, he began a tournament that raised money for breast cancer research. He is the son of Kathryn Harwick-Foley and
James Foley of Hopedale.
Adam Gentile
Hunter Girard
A.J. Koble
Littleton High
Senior
Bay Path Regional
Junior
Senior
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the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament on the North Course at Stow Acres
CC. The 5-foot-9, 135-pound senior
then fired a 10-over 82 in the Division 1
state tournament at Springfield CC. Kobe shot two rounds of 3-under during the
season. He played four years of golf for
the Patriots and was a Mid-Wach All-Star
in golf for the third time. Koble enjoys basketball and fishing. He lives in Townsend and is the son of Debbie Pecci
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S
irard shot a 7-over 79 to place second in the Central Mass. Division 2
tournament at Highfields Golf & CC in
Grafton. In the state tournament at Glen
Ellen CC in Millis, Girard carded a 98.
He shot the lowest round of his career, a
1-over 72, at his home course of Dudley
Hill. A captain for coach Dan Vigeant, Girard earned medalist honors six times for
the Minutemen. He enjoys playing basketball and running
in his spare time. He is the son of Michelle and Dan Girard of Dudley.
HUSETT
G
L MASSAC
entile shot an 8-over 80 to tie for seventh in the Central Mass. Division 3
Uxbridge and helped Littleton place ninth
as a team. Then he shot a 9-over 81 to
tie for 13th in the state tournament at
Black Swan in Georgetown. The twoyear captain qualified to compete in the
state tournament three times. The 6-foot,
180-pound senior was honored as the MVP of his golf
team three times and received the senior award. He is
the son of Kimberly and Stephen Gentile of Littleton.
CENTRA
G
iolino shot a 6-over 78 to finish fifth in
the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows GC in Uxbridge and he helped the Advanced
Math and Science Academy of Marlboro
place second as a team. The AMSA Eagles qualified for the state tournament for
the first time. At the state tournament at
Black Swan CC in Georgetown, Ciolino
carded a 4-over 76 to tie for fourth. The 5-foot-11 sophomore was the MVP of his team this year and led the team
in victories as a freshman. His father has won several
club championships at Marlboro CC. He is the son of Julie and Joe Ciolino of Marlboro.
DECEMBER 28, 2014
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GOLF
Ben Moy
Dante Newman
Owen Quinn
Sutton High
Junior
Grafton High
Junior
Wachusett Regional
Junior
M
N
ewman shot a 6-over 78 to earn
medalist honors in the Central
Mass. Division 2 tournament at Highfields Golf & CC and helped Grafton
High win the team title by 14 shots. The
5-foot-9, 160-pound junior then carded
a 2-over 74 to finish fourth in the state
tournament at Glen Ellen CC in Millis.
He rates that fourth-place finish as his
top sports thrill. He posted a 9-0-1 record in match play.
Newman was also a T&G All-Star in golf as a freshman.
He lives in Grafton and is the son of Mary Lynn Spada
and Bill Newman.
uinn shot a 5-over 77 to tie for third in
the Central Mass. Division 1 golf tournament on the North Course at Stow
Acres CC and helped Wachusett finish
fourth as a team. In the state tournament, the 6-foot-1, 150-pound junior
shot 5-under for his final nine holes to
card an even-par 72 and place third.
Quinn was the MVP of his golf team and
a Mid-Wach League All-Star each of the past two years.
Quinn caddied for his father at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst last summer and his father was tied for second after
the first round. He is the son of Lori and Fran Quinn of
Holden.
David Roy
Ray Ruenheck
Jack Scavone
Auburn High
Senior
Bromfield School
Junior
Auburn High
Junior
R
oy shot a 10-over 82 to place fourth
in the Central Mass. Division 2 tournament at Highfields Golf & CC and
helped Auburn High finish fourth as a
team. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound senior
then carded a 12-over 84 at the state
tournament at Glen Ellen CC in Millis.
Roy was medalist at the Southern
Worcester County League tournament, a
SWCL All-Star and captain of the Rockets golf team. He
has played four years of golf and basketball for Auburn
High. He is the son of Cindy and Dave Roy of Auburn.
R
uenheck shot a 9-over 81 to tie for
ninth at the Central Mass. Division 3
Uxbridge and he helped Bromfield place
fifth as a team. In the state tournament at
Black Swan CC in Georgetown, Ruenheck shot an 86. Helping Bromfield earn
a share of the Wachusett D championship ranks among his top sports thrills.
Ruenheck was a Wachusett League All-Star. He’s played
golf and basketball at Bromfield for three years. He is the
son of Ceridwyn and Keith Ruenheck of Harvard.
S
cavone shot an 8-over 80 to finish
third in the Central Mass. Division 2
tournament at Highfields Golf & CC and
he helped Auburn High place fourth as a
team. In the state tournament at Glen Ellen CC in Millis, Scavone carded a 93.
The 6-foot-2, 169-pound junior has
played three years of golf at Auburn
High. His brother, D.J., was a T&G AllStar in basketball for Auburn High last year. Scavone enjoys lifting weights, playing the guitar and fishing. He is
the son of Karen and Daniel Scavone of Auburn.
John Seymour
Tim Umphrey
Jordan Walker
Bromfield School, Junior
St. John’s High
Junior
St. John’s High
Senior
S
eymour shot a 7-over 79 to finish sixth in the Central Mass.
Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows GC in Uxbridge
and he helped Bromfield place fifth as a team. The 6-foot, 155pound junior went on to card a 9-over 81 to tie for 13th in the Division 3 state tournament at Black Swan CC in Georgetown.
Seymour was captain and most valuable player of the Bromfield
School golf team and a Wachusett D All-Star. He also plays
hockey for Bromfield. He is the son of Lynn and John Seymour
of Harvard.
Eric Soter
Sutton High,Senior
Q
oy shot a 2-over 74 to share medalist honors in the Central Mass. Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows
GC in Uxbridge and helped Sutton High
win the team title for the second time in
three years by 13 shots. The 5-foot-10,
140-pound junior then fired a 10-over 82
to tie for 17th in the state tournament at
Black Swan CC in Georgetown and
helped Sutton finish third as a team. Moy was also medalist at the Dual Valley Conference tournament. He enjoys
fishing and tennis. He is the son of Eileen and Benjamin
Moy of Sutton.
S
oter carded a 5-over 77 to finish fourth in the Central Mass.
Division 3 tournament at Blissful Meadows in Uxbridge and
he helped Sutton win the team title by 13 strokes. He then carded an 11-over
83 to tie for 20th
in the state tournament to help
Sutton place
third. The 5-foot8 senior served as captain of the
Sutton golf team and he was a
Dual Valley Conference All-Star.
Shooting 3 under on the back
nine to finish in the top three in
the DVC tournament is his top
sports thrill. He is the son of Stacey and Mark Soter of Sutton.
U
mphrey shot a 5-over 77 to
tie for third at the Central
Mass. Division 1 tournament on
the North Course at Stow Acres
CC and helped St. John’s win
the team title. He shot a 6-over
78 in the state tournament at
Springfield CC. The 5-foot-11,
145-pound junior had a 36.1
scoring average. Umphrey also made the T&G
All-Star team as a sophomore when he shot an
even-par 71 on the Riverside Course at Juniper
Hill Golf Course in Northboro to tie for second
and help St. John’s win the team title. He is the
son of Maureen and James Umphrey of Northboro.
W
alker shot a 4-over
76 to finish second
in the Central Mass. Division 1 tournament on the
Acres CC and led St.
John’s to the team championship. In the state
tournament at Springfield
CC, Walker carded a 9-over 81. The 6foot, 185-pound senior helped St. John’s
post a 17-3-1 record during the regular
season. His two lowest rounds were a 33
at Marlboro CC and a 35 at Wachusett
CC. He is the son of Kathy and Eric Walker of Sutton.
5 CMASS FOOTBALL
COACHES ASSOCIATION
Division 2
QB: Darius Flowers, Fitchburg (Co-Offensive MVP); John Boutwell, North Middlesex; Drew Schartner, Nashoba; Jack
Campanelle, Shrewsbury.
RB: Shane Combs, St. John’s (Co-Offensive MVP); Alex Marrero, Fitchburg;
Eddie Rivera, Leominster; Willie Cowdrey, Marlboro; Michael Heffernan,
Westboro.
OL: Bruce Johnson, Fitchburg; Yanni
Halkiadakis, North Middlesex; Sean Ragan, St. John’s; Trevor Fuce, Algonquin.
DL: Leo Ramirez, Fitchburg (Defensive MVP); Mark Merchant, Fitchburg;
Hector Aponte, Leominster; Brent Johnson, Shrewsbury; Connor Skinner,
Leominster; Jeff Williamson, Wachusett.
LB: Sam Norton, St. John’s; Greg
Gothie, Nashoba.
DB: Ryan McDonald, North Middlesex;
Davon Jones, St. John’s; Ryan McCarthy, Wachusett; Kyle Hill, Algonquin.
K: Jack Coveney, St. John’s.
Division 6
QB: Connor Bassett, Littleton;
RB: Ben Reiffarth, Valley Tech (Offensive MVP); Joe O’Neill, Narragansett;
Cole McCubrey, West Boylston; Adam
Hyde, St. Bernard’s; Bryan Kiley, May-
COACHES ASSOCIATION
NSCAA All Region
Algonquin: Tyler Morin
Shrewsbury: Keon Haji
All-State
Algonquin: Tyler Morin, Max Michaud
Bartlett: Jacob Simonis, Kody Morio
Bromfield: Matt Olejarz
Clinton: Felipe Bispo, Jeff Tatreault
Douglas: Michael Pepin
Doherty: Andrew Kalombo
Groton-Dunstable: Matt Straw
Holy Name: Michael Romeo
Hudson: Joao Mendes
Nipmuc: Brandon Esker, Kurt Robakiewicz
Oakmont: David Quaye
Shrewbury: Keon Haji, Chris Afonso,
Jake Steinberg, Ethan Melia
Sutton: Jordan Elster, Kevin Rothermich
Wachusett: Peter Sparks, Ben Amaral
Westboro: Jamison Bradley
Algonquin: Tyler Morin, Max Michaud,
Dominic Cianci, Sebastian Royo
Burncoat: Ariel Buezo
Doherty: Andrew Kalombo, Gift Kalombo
Groton-Dunstable: Matt Straw, Matt
Krikorian, Matt Tornarities, Tim Hilbrunner
Hudson: Joao Mendes, Mike Conley,
Lucas Medieros
Leominster: Nahuel Algibay
Nashoba: Brody Miller
St. John’s: Matt Jarrell, Max Kotsopoulos, Adam French
Shepherd Hill: Matt Beauregard, Josh
Bagley
Shrewbury: Keon Haji, Chris Afonso,
Jake Steinberg, Ethan Melia
Tantasqua: Trey Allen, Ben Rickson
Wachusett: Peter Sparks, Ben Amaral,
Luke Lindholm, Liam Setterlund
Westboro: Jamison Bradley, Lucas
Silva
Bartlett: Jacob Simonis, Kody Morio,
Dylan Murphy, Brian Tondel, Jacob Murphy
Clinton: Felipe Bispo, Jeff Tatreault,
Ga Massicotte
Douglas: Michael Pepin, Mitch Thackeberry
Holy Name: Michael Romeo, Jake
Herndon
Leicester: Nicholas Bleau, Matthew
Kilmonis
Lunenberg: James Reif, Jae Degrace
Millbury: Liam O’Shea
Nipmuc: Brandon Esker, Kurt Robakiewicz
Oakmont: David Quaye, Patrick Porpora, Brett Smith, Drew Anderholm
Tyngsboro: Ben Schade
Uxbridge: Ryan Morias
Abby Kelley: Cameron Halloran, Troy
5 CMASS GIRLS’ SOCCER
COACHES ASSOCAITION
NSCAA All Region
Nashoba: Kylie Lance
Nipmuc: Gabby Carreiro
All-State
Algonquin: Julia Insani
Auburn: Jianna Baroni
Douglas: Fallyn Hippert
Grafton: Cayla D’Amico
Holy Name: Gigi Guenther
Hudson: Elizabeth Hydro
Leominster: Sophia Derry
Malborough: Casey Sibole
Maynard: Lena Llanos
Millbury: McKenna Kennedy, Kelsie
Cummings
Nashoba: Kylie Lance, Sarah Clopek
Nipmuc: Gabby Carreiro, Erika Scott
Parker Charter: Ranya Basma
Quabbin: Madison Waldon, Megan
Pulnik
St. Peter-Marian: Lauren Shimkus
Sutton: Alexa Elworthy, Lindsey Keith
Uxbridge: Jess Fitzgerald, Melissa
Morton
Wachusett: Reese Riccardi, Riley Wilde, Casey Rotti
Westboro: Emily Longo
Algonquin: Julia Insani, Ann Marie
Moy
Burncoat: Ellie Murphy
Doherty: Crystal Ziami, Shanelle Burbo
Groton-Dunstable: Lyndsay Werner
Hudson: Elizabeth Hydro, Brooke
Bohn, Kayleigh Kane
Marlboro: Casey Sibole
Nashoba: Kylie Lance, Sarah Clopek,
Julia Hill, Marissa Kelberman, Amber
Gustafson, Ashley Spellman
North Middlesex: Shalee Callahan,
Emily Valacer
Quabbin: Madison Waldon, Sydney
Wine, Megan Pulnik, Danielle Dimezza
Tantasqua: Maddie Mayberry
Wachusett: Reese Riccardi, Riley Wilde, Casey Rotti, Katie Bottis
Westboro: Emily Longo, Skylar Barry
Auburn: Jianna Baroni, Colleen Cutting, Symantha Brothers
Bromfield: Sophia Catalini
Gardner: Leah Whitelin, Cayla D’Amico
Holy Name: Megan White, Maria Monje, Gigi Guenther
Leicester: Talia Borci
Littleton: Kayla Nixon, Jen Smith
Millbury: McKenna Kennedy, Jenna
Nasuti, Kelsie Cummings
Nipmuc: Gabby Carreiro, Erika Scott,
Jenna Fitzgerald, Kiley Laroque, Amanda St. Germain
Northbridge: Abbie Sanoucy, Devyn
Jacobs
Oakmont: Kate Magee
St. Peter-Marian: Lauren Shimkus,
Monica Pallotta
AMSA: Arin Smalls, Lorraine Canavan
Ayer: Justine Carillo, Taryn Manna,
Cassidy Manna
Clinton: Meghan O’Malley
Douglas: Fallyn Hippert, Morgan
Goozey, Rachel Dixson
Maynard: Haley Falzone, Megan Aukstikalnis, Lena Llanos
Parker Charter: Ranya Basma, Emma
Parker
Sutton: Alexa Elworthy, Lindsey Keith,
Haley Thurber, Sydney Cortes, Rachel
Healy
Uxbridge: Jess Fitzgerald, Melissa
Morton, Alexandra Van Loon
West Boylston: Erin Flemming, Lindsey Connor
5CMASS CONFERENCE
Football
St. John’s: Nick Calvano, Bobby
Spellane, Brett Cotter, Matt DiPlacido,
Anthony Moroski, Marc-Eddie Paul, Nick
Blondin, Mitch Earley
St. Peter-Marian: Nick Cardillo, Pat
Leary, Tyler Mulhern, Anthony Letourneau, Seamus Leary, Anthony Baldino, Alec Simonovitch
Holy Name: Brad Cundiff, Matt Bouvier, Jose Barbosa, Kevin Mensah
St. Bernard’s: Joseph Feckley, Adam
Hyde, Zachary Merchant
Boys’ soccer
St- John’s: Ryan Darnley, Aiden Lucey, Max Kotsopoulos, Adam French
Holy Name: Mike Romeo, Ben Babbitt,
Evan Koogler, Jack Herndon, James
Trottier
St. Bernard’s: Nathan Alsdorf, Daniel
Grammel
St. Peter-Marian: Tyler Hesselton,
Casey Brenner
Girls’ soccer
Holy Name: Logan Lornell, Megan
White, Gigi Guenther, Maria Monje, Lexi
Boucher, Emily Gordon
St. Peter-Marian: Lauren Shimkus, Julia Flanders, Tricia Pallotta, Monica Pallotta, Alanna Dolan
St Bernard’s: Sydney Esielionis, Cecilia Mercadante, Brittny Peralta
Field hockey
Holy Name: Sophia Monopoli, Mackenzie Hogan, Laura Yurkevicius, Carden
Maloney
Notre Dame: Caroline Andreoli, Rachel
Crowley, Delaney Nosel, Hailee Pitcher,
Molly Terry, Helen Wickstrom, Kailyn
Myrshrall
St. Bernard’s: Erin Constantino, Molly
Richard, Alana Keating
St. Peter-Marian: Brianna Tortora, Haley Scola, Mollee DeSimone, Hayley
Novia
Boys' cross-country
Holy Name: Pat Moran, Jeremy Broderick-Bohan, Justin Rodriguez
St. Peter-Marian: Jack Quinn, Nathan
Pickett
St. John’s: Joseph Walsh, Jacob
LaChapelle, Patrick Craemer, Michael
Joe, Michael Knox
Girls’ cross-country
Holy Name: Sophia Masciarelli
St. Peter-Marian: Gianna Mastromatteo, Sarah Maple
Notre Dame: Maggie McGovern, Cierra Ryan, Lucy Palmer, Lane Eisenman,
Caroline Clark, Sarah Pierce, Emily Cattarin
Golf
St. John’s: Tim Umphrey, Matthew
Foley, Jordan Walker, Brendan Cronin
Holy Name: Anthony Vincequere
St. Bernard’s: Ethan Abitz, Anthony
DeCarolis, Ryan Fillebrown, Curtiss Vachon
St. Peter-Marian: Patrick McCann
Girls’ volleyball
St. Bernard’s: Abigail Browchuk
St. Peter-Marian: Emily Yuan, Marlena
Osowski, Alexa Kalinowski
Swimming/Diving
Notre Dame: Hanna Durand, Elizabeth
Paez, Emily Louaas-McGloine, Sarah
Ramsaran
St. Peter-Marian: Lauren Greenhalgh,
Rosie McGovern, Jin-Oh Jang
5DUAL VALLEY
Boys’ soccer
Blackstone-Millville: Tyler Brabham,
Jack Quitzau
Douglas: Michael Pepin, Mitch Thackaberry
Nipmuc: Brandon Esker, Johnny
Gillespie, Kurt Robakiewicz
Sutton: Jordan Elster (Player of the
Year), Eric Bater, Billy Hicks, Kevin Rothermich
Second Team
Blackstone-Millville: Corey Davidge
Douglas: Zach Ells, Grant Gualtieri
Hopedale: Kevin Bresciani, Tim Martin
Nipmuc: Bernard Broni, Sam Manning
Sutton: James McCleery, Matt Vallaro
Whitinsville-Christian: Drew Quercio,
Duncan Sutherland
Girls’ soccer
Douglas: Morgan Goozey, Fallyn Hippert
Hopedale: Colleen Kincaid, Sarah
Lambert
Nipmuc: Gabby Carriero (Player of the
Year), Jenna Fitzgerald, Kiley Laroque,
Erika Scott
Sutton: Alexa Elworthy, Lindsey Keith,
Haley Thurber
Second Team
Blackstone-Millville: Sarah DeWolfe,
Saralynn Spear
Douglas: Rachel Dixson, Micaela
Goldenberg
Hopedale: Nicole Apicella, Caroline
McDermott
Nipmuc: Nicole Murphy, Amanda St.
Germain
Sutton: Sydney Cortes, Rachel Healy
Whitinsville Christian: Tatiana Wiersma
Field hockey
Blackstone-Millville: Megan Paulhus
Douglas: Suzie Thibault
Hopedale: Camryn Dias, Morgan
Greenberg, Clair Hampsch, Katie Rizzo
Nipmuc: Maddie Davidshofer, Anna
Young
Sutton: Liza Welch (Player of the
Year), Kylie Farrell, Emma Peters
Second Team
Blackstone-Millville: Maura Mahoney,
Sarah Walsh
Douglas: Emily Lane
Hopedale: Mackenzie Greenberg,
Maddie Sparks
Nipmuc: Samantha Cappalucci,
Kelsey Woods
Sutton: Meghan Hopkins, Julia Lorkiewicz
Boys’ cross-country
Hopedale: Ryan Wollensack (Co-Runner of the Year), Yaroslav Borodenko,
Brandon Hall, David Wollensack
Whitinsville Christian: Jamison Koeman (Co-Runner of the Year), C.J. Paine,
Jack Randall
Second Team
Blackstone-Millville: Nathan Carroll,
Zach Taylor
Douglas: Conner Grady, Trevor
Mungeam
Hopedale: Christian DeBoer, Thomas
Spillers
Sutton: Joe Perry
Whitinsville Christian: Connor Paine
Douglas: Makenzie Cyr (Runner of the
Year), Caroline Meizen, Keely Mungeam
Hopedale: Lauren Bird, Isabelle
Doran, Rita Maurais
Sutton: Alexis White
Second Team
Douglas: Allie Benedict, Tess Miller
Hopedale: Carrie Maurais
Sutton: Lora Dufresne, Allison
Sweeney
Whitinsville Christian: Angie Epplett,
Arianna Koeman, Sarah Poquette
Golf
Douglas: Andrew Brown
Hopedale: Steve Foley, Don Rajcula
Nipmuc: Justin DiAntonio, John Kussoth
Sutton: Jarod Buffone (Player of the
Year), Ben Moy, Eric Soter
Girls’ volleyball
Hopedale: Lauren Kelley, Megan Kelley
Sutton: Taylor Dunster (Player of the
Year), Olivia Reinold
Whitinsville Christian: Kate Baker, Abby Cook
Second Team
Douglas: Katelyn Cotnoir
Hopedale: Samantha Kelley, Victoria
Van Zile
Nipmuc: Lauren Brady, Emily Santos
Sutton: Ally Hester, Julia Malenchini
5 INTER-HIGH
Boys’ soccer
Burncoat: Ariel Buezo, Richard Antwi,
Haidar Mohammed
Doherty: Andrew Kalombo, Gift Kalombo, Ben Zelayandia
North: Elieer Zavala, Eleas Bakoyiamnis
South: Pirro Tomco (MVP), Cashios
Okyere
Girls’ soccer
Burncoat: Ellie Murphy, Mary Jo Murphy, Katie Pasquale, Linzi Fitzgerald
Doherty: Crystal Zaimi (Co-MVP),
Shanelle Burbo, Emily Steen, Sophie
Foster
North/Worcester Tech: Kelsie Rushlow (Co-MVP), Kristen Houbre, Ada Rivera, Paige Gilchrist
South: Mary Ankomah
Field hockey
Burncoat: Lauren Girard (MVP), Destiny Bradley, Olivia Samuels, Molly
McGrail, Kylie Thomas
Doherty: Oliia Abusamra, Samantha
Stakes
South: Calista Veroneau, Adrianna
Cousins
Worcester Tech/North: Briannah
Parker, Kaylee Blanchard
Boys’ cross-country
Burncoat: Phil Malm, Chris Vera
Doherty: Mike Cleary, Christinian Diaz, Orlando Gomez
North/Worcester Tech: Dolan Bloh,
Manny Hardy, Yuta Suzuki, Andrew Sasaki
South: Stan Mungai
Burncoat: Lauren Fitzgerald, Alexandra Lauziere, Catherine Huynh, Valenia
Bergier, Maddie Hayman
Doherty: Clanyan Lorhis, Caitlin
Lynch
North/Worcester Tech: Lindsey Allen,
Amari Greggs, Pelanie Oungoughui,
Faustina Owusu
Golf
Burncoat: Seamus O’Connor
Doherty: Jim Sharry, David Pratt
Volleyball
Burncoat: Daizy Santiago,Khadijah
Turn to League/Page O24
Division 5
QB: Koby Schofer, Northbridge (Co-Offensive MVP); Jeremy Nash, Lunenburg.
RB: Mark Wright, Auburn (Co-Offensive MVP); Richard Jolly, Millbury; Tom
Russell, Clinton.
WR: Joe Kapp, Lunenburg; Chandler
Brooks, Northbridge.
TE: Jake Logan, Oakmont.
OL: Matt Garafano, Oakmont; Jason
Baldarelli, Clinton; Anthony Cafarelli,
Bartlett; Anthony Abate, Uxbridge; Dillon Bruso, Auburn.
DL: Alec Petruzzi, David Prouty; Alex
LaCrosse, Millbury.
DE: Anthony Marsilio, Tyngsboro.
LB: Jake Shetrawski, Gardner (Defensive MVP); Nathan Shultz, Oxford; Neil
Flanigan, Bartlett; Shawn Mott, Leicester; Austin Escott, Tyngsboro; Mike
Quinn, Northbridge; Scott Bailey; Southbridge.
DB: Tyler Golden, David Prouty; Jake
Taparausky, Uxbridge; Eli Perez, Southbridge.
5 CMASS BOYS’ SOCCER
Condon, Fernando Chapa
Ayer: Mike Davis
Bromfield: Matt Olejarz, Adam LorenzKruk
Littleton: Devin Finnerty, Dave Tornell
Maynard: Matthew Caldicott, Daniel
Hughes
Quaboag: Ben Webber, Connor Spencer
Sutton: Jordan Elster, Kevin Rothermich, Eric Bater, Billy Hicks
Division 4
MVP: Christopher Lindstrom (OL/DL),
Shepherd Hill.
QB: Seamus Leary, SPM; Drew JeanGuillaume, Shepherd Hill; Zack Edwards, Tantasqua
RB: Jahkari Carpenter, Doherty (Offensive MVP); Joey Orlando, GrotonDunstable; Anthony Baldino, SPM.
WR: Nathan Dubay, Burncoat; Grant
Jorgenson, Nipmuc; J.J. Howland, Tantasqua.
OL: Sean Morin, Doherty; Austin
Jones, Shepherd Hill; Chase Flibbert,
Shepherd Hill; Akeem Hopkins, North;
Corey Lambert, South; Tyler Mulhearn,
SPM; Matt Bouvier, Holy Name.
DL: Sean McKeon, Shepherd Hill; Anthony Letourneau, SPM; Alex Simonovitch, SPM; Manny Obisui, Doherty;
Richie Schiloski, Nipmuc; Ben Seitz,
Quabbin.
DE: Derrick Oduro, North; Angel Diaz,
Grafton.
LB: Jesse Nemerowicz, Hudson; Nick
Ostrowski, Shepherd Hill; Andrew Tichy,
Tantasqua.
CB: Nonso Melifonwu, Grafton (Defensive MVP).
DB: Matt O’Brien, Grafton; Chase Lohr,
Quabbin.
nard; Zakk Hoffner, Worcester Tech.
WR: Chris Renaccio, Littleton; Nate
Rucki, Quaboag.
OL: Joe Feckley, St. Bernard’s; Patrick
Wheeler, Narragansett; Vincent Pascal,
Assabet.
DL: Ryan Noel, West Boylston; Jared
Cormier, Maynard.
DE: Ty Hemingway, Sutton.
LB: Alex Martinec, Maynard (Defensive MVP); Tyler Popp, Monty Tech;
Ryan Clark, Littleton; Adrell Enlow,
Worcester Tech; Jack O’Callaghan, Maynard; Evan Drake, Murdock.
DB: Drew Pelkey, Murdock; Marty
Henry, Assabet; Tom Mooney, Sutton;
Vinny Sherry, Bay Path.
K: Kevin Barthelmes, Valley Tech
DECEMBER 28, 2014
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
23
League all-stars were selected by high school athletic directors
and coaches and submitted to the Telegram & Gazette.
DECEMBER 28, 2014
24
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
From Page O23
Hames
Doherty: Jessica Brada, Payton Sylvester, Tynetta Jerry, Pricilla Adu, Nell
Trainor
North: Dorothy Mensah, Beatriz
DaSilva
South: Alixlane Maldonado
5 MID-WACH LEAGUE
Football
Mid-Wach A
Defensive
Fitchburg: Leo Ramirez (MVP); Marcos Diaz; Facundo Isas; Nick Myles;
Manny Payton
Leominster: Hector Aponte
Nashoba: Greg Gothie
Shrewsbury: Charles Batchelder;
Matt Bonollo; Anthony Laramee
Wachusett: Connor Gill; Jeff Williamson
Offensive
Fitchburg: Bruce Johnson; Alex Marrero; Mark Merchant
Leominster: Eddie Rivera (MVP); Derek Franks; Connor Skinner; Jayson Urato
Nashoba: Jake Benjamin; Drew
Schartner
Shrewsbury: Jack Campanale; Brent
Johnson
Wachusett: Peter Baird; Ryan McCarthy
Mid-Wach B
Defensive
Algonquin: Thomas Polutchko
Groton-Dunstable: PJ Kendall; Joey
Orlando
Hudson: Jesse Nemerowicz (MVP);
Justin Doyle
Marlboro: James Brescia; Andrew
Rumney; Joe Tipak
North Middlesex: Jesse Cronin; Yanni
Halkiadakis; Matt Wetherall
Westboro: Steve Falvey; Josh Tarlaglia
Offensive
Algonquin: Ryan Barry; Trevor Fuce;
Kyle Hill; Billy Polymeros
Groton-Dunstable: David Fej; Ronnie
Peck
Hudson: Kyle Sullivan
Marlboro: Willie Cowdrey (MVP); Liam Shariahan
North Middlesex: John Boutwell; Ryan MacDonald; Tyler Zech
Westboro: Mike Heffeman
Mid-Wach C
Defensive
Clinton: Jason Baldarelli; Andrew Grady; Daryl Jent; Tom Russell
Gardner: Jose Lopez; Zachary MacAllister
Oakmont: Matt Garafano
Quabbin: Ben Seitz; Karl Skerry
Tyngsboro: Austin Escott (MVP);
Nick Gardella; Josh Johnson; Jake
Keenan; Collin Shanahan
Noah Wheeler
West Boylston: Austin Keegan
Offensive
Ayer: DJ Richard
Littleton: Connor Bassett; Steve Collins; Elijah Pyram; Chris Renaccio
Lunenburg: Jeremy Nash (MVP); Joe
Knapp; Alyis Woodward
Maynard: Jack O’Callaghan
Murdock: Dominic Allard
Narragansett: Joe O’Neill; Pat Wheeler
West Boylston: Cole McCubrey; Ryan
Noel
Field Hockey
Midland A
Algonquin: Michaela Davies; Baelyn
Duffy; Catie Lazo; Taylor Long
Leominster: Aislynn deHorsey;
Kasey Mammone
Nashoba: Olivia Hurd (MVP); Tess
Anderson; Emma Caviness; Allyson
Conlin; Sarah Gaffney
Shepherd Hill: Katie Gatton
Shrewsbury: Julianne Considine;
Lauren Ineson; Peyton Tuccinard
Wachusett: Sarah Bjorn; Paige Gardner; Cassidy Windler
Midland B
Fitchburg: Florencia Rivas
Groton-Dunstable: Meg Colantuoni
Hudson: Kelly Young
Marlboro: Alana Basquiat; Victoria
Petrie; Samantha Vaccaro
North Middlesex: Allison Kleeman;
Jordan O’Brien; Marie Shepherd
Quabbin: Alison Bieksha; Lindsay
Clark; Claire Kondrotas; Tiana Morin;
Jillian Schlegel
Westboro: Michaila Parent (MVP);
Vaishali Malik; Julia McKay; Samantha
Weckworth
Wachusett C
Bromfield: Katharine Hodskins; Aliza
Maki; Lily Morre-Eissenberg; Moira
Morgan; Colby Newsham
Gardner: Jocelyn Johnson
Littleton: Sarah Lizotte (MVP);
Meaghan
Ackerman;
Tabitha
Gruskowski; Bridget Schofield
Lunenburg: Casey Collette
Narragansett: Olympia Moulton; Raegan Moulton; Page Demarast
Oakmont: Audrey Brigham; Meghan
Fontaine; Tara Harrington; Taylor
Laude
Wachusett D
Clinton: Allison Bower; Miranda
Hatch; Juliana Tambolleo
Maynard: Ashley Chiasson; Pam Laurent; Emily McNulty
Murdock: Haley Jandris
Tahanto: Madi Doerr; Jesse Dougherty; Mikayla Herron; James O’Day;
Grace Pendergast
Tyngsboro: Heather Doulgas (MVP);
Hanna Bouil; Jenny Keohane; Lauren
LeMay; Paige MacNeil; Linsey Roth
Offensive
Clinton: Justin McDonald
Gardner: Sam Gallant; Matt Seward;
Jake Shetrawski; Mark Wiseman
Oakmont: Tyler Caforio; Jake Logan;
Connor Wells
Quabbin: Chase Lohr; CJ Pasternack
Tyngsboro: Austin Coene (MVP);
Tony Marvilio; David Walker
Cross-Country
Midland A
Boys
Algonquin: Noah Brazer
Shepherd Hill: Cody Kingman
Shrewsbury: Ryan Beals; Tom Caims; Josh May; Josh Newmark; Tyler
O’Keefe; Jackson Southard
Wachusett: Grant Hauver; Philip Peterson; Michael Tomaiolo
Mid-Wach D
Defensive
Littleton: Ryan Clark
Lunenburg: Scott Donahue; Ryan
Johnson
Maynard: Alex Martinec (MVP); Jared
Cormier; Matt Early; Jake Kennedy; Bryan Kiley
Murdock: Evan Drake; Drew Pelky
Narragansett: Thomas MacDonald;
Girls
Algonquin: Kendyl Finelli; Megan
Walsh
Fitchburg: Micaela Canessa; Hannah
Neilon
Shepherd Hill: Julia Carrier; Juleanna
Schultz
Shrewsbury: Olivia Murray
Wachusett: Brittany Charlonne; Jamie Falla; Kate Gobi; Nora Hennessy;
Brianna Steele
Midland B
Boys
Hudson: Andrew Doherty-Munro
Marlboro: Brian Oram
Nashoba: Kyle Cloutier; Ryan Gillooly; Jacob Hangen; Adam Heislein
North Middlesex: Chris Alfond; Chris
Skelly; Michael Spooner
Westboro: Tim Forrest; Eric Latimer;
Connor Schoen
Girls
Groton-Dunstable: Emily McAuliffe;
Meagan Odell; Emily Wilson
Marlboro: Jillian Caiazzi; Erin Giugno
Nashoba: Grace Dempsey; Isabella
Susi
Quabbin: Steffany Halfrey; Chantelle
Kresch; Kayla Whitcomb; Miriam Wood
Westboro: Emily Desmond
Wachusett C
Boys
Bromfield: Paul Chapman; Price Day;
Nick Steele
Littleton: Nathan Johnson
Lunenburg: Steve Hoffman; Christopher McCauliff; Charlie Miller
Oakmont: Derek Burrows; Deven Burrows
Tyngsboro: Corey O’Neill; Aaron
Thompson
Girls
Bromfield: Kate Toll
Gardner: Felicia Banda
Littleton: Julia Feltus; Sylvia Jackson; Alana Johnson
Lunenburg: Hannah Leahy
Tyngsboro: Sophia Campbell; Jaylan
Fraser-Mines; Kyle Fraser-Mines; Taryn
Fraser-Mines; Kerri Keohane; Catherine
Riley
Wachusett D
Boys
Ayer-Shirley: Edward Ernst; Rudy
Graves; Ethan Matthews; Mike Tonelli
Clinton: Carlos Nieves
Murdock: Steve Ingman; Jordan
Manuel
Narragansett: Joe Capps; Michael
Capps; Dylan Chartier
Tahanto: Colton Marshall; Joe Pendergast
Girls
Ayer-Shirley: Ryleigh Levensailer;
Mackenzie Marshall; Karla Morales;
Hailey Sheriff; Minda Tieman
Clinton: Allyson Holfinger
Murdock: Emily Roberts
Tahanto: Rachael Mair; Sophia
Nosek; Emily St. Denis; Kathelyn St.
Dennis; Emilie Sullivan
Soccer
Midland A
Boys
Algonquin: Tyler Morin (MVP); Dominic Cianci; Max Michard; Sebastian
Royo
Leominster: Nahuel Algibay; Jeremy
Nartey
Nashoba: Noal Brassard; Brody Miller
Shepherd Hill: Josh Bagley; Matt
Beauregard
Shrewsbury: Chris Afonso; Keon Haji; Ethan Melia; Jake Steinberg; Kyle
Trocki
Wachusett: Ben Amaral; Luke Lindholm; Peter Sparks; Liam Sutterland
Girls
Algonquin: Christen Foley; Julia Insani; Annemarie Moy
Nashoba: Kylie Lance (MVP); Sarah
Clopeck; Amber Gustafson; Julia Hill;
Marissa Kelberman; Hannah Konash;
Ashley Spellman
Shepherd Hill: Ciara McKissick
Shrewsbury: Lea Rocco
Wachusett: Megan Amaral; Katie
Bottis; Nikki DiPilla; Reese Ricciardi;
Casey Rotti; Riley Wilde
Midland B
Boys
Groton-Dunstable: Matt Straw (MVP);
Tim Hilbrunner; Matt Krikorian; Dean
Tomaritis; Matt Tomaritis; Mitch Wheeler
Hudson: Mike Conley; Lucas Medieros; Joao Mendes; Josh Pimentel
Marlboro: Rich Bourgeois; Tony
Maenhout
North Middlesex: Brenda Twomney
Quabbin: Collin Bennett
Westboro: Griffin Barry; Jamison
Bradley; Charlie Buress; Jake Pirdy;
Lucas Silva
Girls
Groton-Dunstable: Brittany Belanger;
Lyndsey Werner
Hudson: Brooke Bohn; Elizabeth
Hydro; Kaylee Kane
Marlboro: Casey Sibole
North Middlesex: Shalee Callahan;
Julia Sheehan; Emily Valacer
Quabbin: Megan Pulnik (MVP); Danielle DiMezza; Madison Waldron; Sydney Wine
Westboro: Skylar Barry; Emily Longo; Rikasa Pattnik; Alice Reh; Rebecca
Siegel; Chelsea Taylor
Wachusett C
Boys
Bromfield: Matt Olejarz (Co-MVP);
Omar Al-Homsi; Hunter Ashley; Nate
Greene; Adam Lorenz-Kruk
Gardner: Evan O’Reilly
Lunenburg: Scott Christensen; Jake
Degrace; James Reif
Oakmont: David Quaye (Co-MVP);
Drew Anderholm; Joey Panariello; Patrick Porpora; Brett Smith
Tahanto: Mohamed Haddadi; Jeffrey
Zammitti
Tyngsboro: Matt Coughlin; Andy Savard; Ben Schade
Girls
Bromfield: Sophia Catalini; Megan
Fitzsimmons; Deidre Kennedy; Birdie
McNamara; Soph Turchetta
Gardner: Leah Whitelin (Co-MVP);
Isara LeBlanc; Samantha Riggins
Littleton: Jenna Hlystek; Kayla Nixon; Jen Smith
Lunenburg: Brook Hansel
Oakmont: Kate Magee (Co-MVP); Haley McDonald; Tess Rembert; Kayla
Rocheleau
Tyngsboro: Alyssa Gendreau; Jessie
Seitz; Megan Smolinski
Wachusett D
Boys
Ayer-Shirley: Connor Begun; Mike
Davis; Jeffrey Gendron
Clinton: Felipe Bispo (MVP); Ga Massicotte; Eben Philbin; Stephen Tencati;
Jeff Tretrault
Fitchburg: Alex Corbo; Ben Phaneuf;
Connor St. Germain
Littleton: Devin Finnerty; Hayden
Gray; Dave Tomell; Jason Trainor
Maynard: Matthew Caldicott; Daniel
Hughes; Stephen Jones; Conor McCarthy
Girls
Ayer-Shirley: Justine Carrillo; Megan
Krueger; Cassidy Manna; Taryn Manna
Clinton: Alyssa Hatch; Megan O’Malley
Fitchburg: Katie Pawlak; Taylor Zisk
Maynard: Lena Llanos (MVP); Megan
Aukstikalnis; Haley Falzone; Brenna
Smith
Murdock: Myranda Bishop
Narragansett: Becky Braneberry
Tahanto: Katherine Keane; Kacey
McKenzie
West Boylston: Lindsay Connor; Erin
Fleming; Jess Lucier
Gils’ volleyball
Midland A
Algonquin: Brianna Burns; Emily Carens; Brooke Suitum; Jordan Yung
Marlboro: Vicki Falco
Shepherd Hill: Kaitlyn Woods
Shrewsbury: Sierra Decatur; Taylor
Dunphy; Megan O’Keefe
Wachusett: Maty Diabate (Co-MVP);
Kylee Grahm; Linh Nguyen
Westboro: Gianna Scioletti (Co-MVP);
Kaylie Doherty; Gallary Elizabeth; Elizabeth Volpe
Midland B
Ayer-Shirley: Jennifer McGrath; Maddie Mitrano; Taylor Wright
Fitchburg: Sandy Duong
Groton-Dunstable: Jamie Debreceni
(MVP); Rose O’Malley; Taylor White
Hudson: Hannah Carroll; Samantha
Johnson
Leominster: Samantha Zick
Nashoba: Theresa Cloutier; Natalie
Lindsay; Jaque Mahyak
North Middlesex: Amy Flournoy; Kristina Osborne; Abby Sullivan
Golf
Midland A
Algonquin: Connor Henderson
(MVP); Tyler Hatton; Matt O’Donnell;
Mike Nicolo; Andrew Warfield
North Middlesex: A.J. Koble
Shepherd Hill: Lucas Spahl
Shrewsbury: Andrew Card; Julia
Ford; Brian Sullivan
Wachusett: Owen Quin
Midland B
Groton-Dunstable: Chris Hunter
Hudson: Ben Palitino
Marlboro: Johnny Leatham; Jason
Short
Nashoba: Alec Dempsey; Joe Travis
Quabbin: Logan Helm; Matt Newell
Westboro: Jeff Arnold (MVP); Gavin
Wilsker
Wachusett C
Clinton: Chris Gibbons; Mike Gibbons;
Gardner: Klark Johnson; Matt Swenson
Lunenburg: Alex Fluet; Emily Nash
Narragansett: Ben Raymond (CoMVP); Greg Howlett
Oakmont: Paul Barrett (Co-MVP);
Matt Girourd
Tyngsboro: Dillion Hanson
Wachusett D
Ayer-Shirley: Chris Patano
Bromfield: John Seymour (Co-MVP);
Ray Rueheck
Littleton: Paul Ferricchia; Adam Gentile
Maynard: Nash Boum; Clayton Hahill;
Bailey Loughlin
West Boylston: Zach Magrian (CoMVP); Charlie George; Mike Wing
5 SWCL
Boys’ soccer
Bartlett: Jacob Simonis, Kody Morio,
Dylan Murphy, Brian Tondel, Jacob Murphy
Grafton: Ian Collins, Brendon Scanlon
Leicester: Matthew Kilmonis, Nicholas Bleu
Tantasqua: Ben Rickson, Trey Allen
Millbury: Liam O’Shea
Auburn: Scott Williams, Steven Racine
Quaboag: Ben Webster, Connor Spencer
Uxbridge: Ryan Morais
David Prouty: Nic Chatzopoulos
Second Team
Oxford: Deon Poth
Grafton: Tom Flynn, Kyle Scanlon
Leicester: Cullen Mars
Millbury: Ryan Fitzpatrick, Cody Kennedy
Northbridge: Noah Ratcliffe, Creighton Dorfman
Tantasqua: Jason Izzio
Uxbridge: Travis Brown, Alexis Kuros
Girls’ soccer
Auburn: Jianna Baroni, Colleen Cutting, Symantha Brothers, Erin Burke
Millbury: McKenna Kennedy, Kelsie
Cummings, Jenna Nasuti, Jessica Reumann, Mikaela Mitchell
Grafton: Cayla D’Amico, Erika Smith
Leicester: Talia Borci
Northbridge: Abbie Sansoucy, Devyn
Jacobs, Gwen Weissinger
Tantasqua: Maddison Mayberry
Quaboag: Shaylah Dorman
Uxbridge: Jessica Fitzgerald
Second Team
Bartlett: Sophia Kontoes
Tantasqua: Lauren Blakeley, Camie
Hall
Auburn: Emily Sarkisian
Grafton: Kelly Wilhide
Oxford: Kora Joubert, Kayla Anderson
Leicester: Cam O’Leary, Alysse Carpenter
David Prouty: Erin Gaudette
Uxbridge: Melissa Morton
Field hockey
Tantasqua: Alexa Baker, Jeszy
McGuire, Kate Muir
Auburn: Carly Zona, Casey Guirlitz,
Jordan Lavallee, Kyleigh Hynes, Shannon Hynes
Grafton: Kate Coughlin, Kelsey Rudert, Megan Treu
Quaboag: Kayla Klein, Madison Messier, Sadie Young , Sarah Duff
David Prouty: Kristen Huston
Leicester: Mary Brown
Second Team
Leicester: Brittany Bowes
Northbridge: Colleen Riley, Lindsey
Ryan
Tantasqua: Elysia Farrell
Oxford: Gina Roderick
Uxbridge: Jaycee Garrigan
Quaboag: Mikaela Gresty
Girls’ volleyball
Tantasqua: Claudia Fleshman, Chloe
Lilly, Jessica Wrijil, Christine Arena
Millbury: Rebecca DiDomenica, Jenny Quan
Second Team
Millbury: Megan Trottier, Samantha
Brady, Paige Tatasiak
Grafton: Michaela Perkins, Hanna
Weaver
Tantasqua: Ellie Dupre
Golf
Grafton: McKay Lewis, Dante Newman, Matt David, Harris Marcum
Leicester: Reece McLeod
Auburn: Jack Scavone, Dave Roy
Uxbridge: Justin Pickering
Millbury: Colin Huban
David Prouty: Cam Fahey
Tantasqua: Griffin Brooks, Joshua
Berthiaume, Alec Merrifield
Second Team:
Leicester: Sean McCarthy
Auburn Victor Balkus
Oxford: Jared Chisholm, Dan Caissie
Bartlett: Alex Hetherman
Millbury: Ethan Teixeira, Ryan Ward
David Prouty: Ryan Casault, Alex Arsenault
Quaboag: Matt Koslowski, Clayton
Courtemanche
Tantasqua: Evan Soraci
Southbrige: Ryan Ethier

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