A FAMILY OF TEACHERS AND LEARNERS

A FAMILY OF TEACHERS AND LEARNERS
When asked what separates Mass Elite program from the other programs in New England,
the single biggest difference in the quality of TEACHERS in our basketball family – not
exclusively teachers in the classroom but educated, passionate, hardworking and
knowledgeable people who teach young men not only to be outstanding on the basketball
court but also in everyday life. “We Teach” a lot here at Mass Elite, constantly teaching not
only how to play the game of basketball but how to be a good person.
Looking back at our young adult lives, we were all shaped by the people who “taught us”.
It’s the people who taught us humility, generosity, respect, courage, compassion and the
ability to overcome incredible odds that allow us to grow and evolve as human beings.
Think back at the teachers, coaches and family members who TAUGHT YOU valuable life
lessons and skills that you have carried with you throughout your entire life.
Mass Elite’s mission is to teach the student-athletes in our basketball family not only
important basketball skills but also the tools necessary to be a good person. There is so
much more in life then basketball – although the sport is a great way to learn valuable life
lessons. Successful people typically share the same qualities – these being Smart, Hard
Working, Level-Headed most importantly being Relentless in their pursuit of excellence. All
these attributes cab be effectively TAUGHT on the basketball court, especially with the help
and leadership of a good TEACHER.
Good teachers are in short supply. Many people are too shortsighted and lack the patience
necessary to instill good habits in others. In school, our best teachers were not those that
we feared but instead those that we respected and wanted to emulate. Yelling can produce
short term results but in the long run it’s not a good recipe for success. Students are only as
good as their teachers. In life it’s seeing others DO RIGHT that make you learn to DO
RIGHT. Lessons are taught through experience, including experiencing success and keeping
you head up through failures. How do you learn to win close games unless you at some
point lose a couple. Good teachers are able to TEACH that it’s ok to lose before you win.
IN “FAMILY” WE TRUST
Coach Polli
CHAMPIONSHIPS
Class of 2019 – GOLD MEDALS
Class of 2017 – GOLD MEDALS
Class of 2019 – SILVER MEDALS
Class of 2015 – BRONZE MEDALS
SEASON OF SUCCESS
Mass Elite Basketball in 2014 enjoyed by far the most successful
season in our programs 5+ year history – including success at all grade
levels and notoriety at the National level. Check below for some of the
major accomplishments of the 400+ student-athletes enrolled in our
2014 Spring AAU Basketball programs.
 10 National Tournament Bids - 5th-11th grade teams all earned
bids to compete at AAU National Tournaments taking place this
Summer.
 3 NEAAU Super Regional Championships – Including multiple
Gold Medals at the 9th grade and 5th grade levels.
 District Medals Earned – 11th, 10th, 9th and 5th grade levels earn
Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals at NEAAU Super Regional and AAU
State Tournament events.
 3,000+ Power Ranking Points – Among New England AAU leaders
at the 11th, 9th, 8th, 7th and 5th grade levels.
 National Tournament “Summer Circuit” – Includes stops in
Memphis TN, Tavares FL, Orlando FL, Cocoa Beach FL, Little Rock
AR. And Hampton VA.
 “Record Breaking” Tournament Championships – Earning 30+
combined tournament championships, winning a total of 350+
games at the National level. Tournament Champions included
NEAAU Super Regionals, Middlesex Magic First Shot, RIVALS Spring
Grand Opening, Mass Elite Hoopster Mania, Hoop Rootz Gold Rush
Classic, MB Nation Northeast Championships, ASA May Madness,
SS Wolfpack “Wolves Den” and ZG/UA State Championships.
 6 MASSACHUSETTS STATES Final Four Appearances – 10th, 9th,
7th, 6th and 5th grade levels qualified for “Final Four’s”.
 17 National AAU Teams – Teams were offered at the 4th-11th
grade levels.
CLASS OF 2015
Mass Elite 11th graders got a lot of recognition this Fall season – not only winning some big
tournaments but most important members of the class received significant interest from
many New England Colleges and Universities.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*Bid to Compete at AAU Nationals
*Bronze Medals @ NEAAU Super Regionals
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
The Class of 2015 combined for 5 victories at the RIVALS GRAND OPENING “Spring Fling” – easily
defeating NE Storm, Evolution, SS Warriors and The Rivals. They then enjoyed a highly productive
weekend at the MB Nation Northeast Championship – defeating The Shamrocks, Team DRIVE, CT
Northstars and MBC ProCamps – throughout the weekend, the team won all games by an average margin
of 12+ points per game. Standoutsat the Northeast Championships included - Connor MacIsaac
(Malden Catholic HS), Colby Andrews (Melrose HS), Chris Demartinis (Burlington HS), Chris Calnan
(Wakefield HS), Mike Hagopian (Watertown HS) and Hasten Kearse (Lincoln/Sudbury HS). One of
the teams biggest thrills of the Northeast Championships included a 15 point comeback win against Team
DRIVE, propelling the team winning their pool and then eventually winning the tournament
championship. At the NEAAU Super Regionals, our Juniors earned a Bronze Medal and an additional
NEAAU Super Regionals championship. Teams defeated included RI Renegades, Fidelity House and the
Boston Warriors. The Class of 2015 also combined for 4 victories at the ASA May Madness Tournament–
defeating NH Spartans, Worcester Falcons and the Boston Warriors – in addition to having a standout
weekend at the ZG/UA State Championships. Throughout the season – our Class of 2017 participated in
many “National Events” – including the GymRat Challenge held in Albany, NY.
CLASS OF 2016
10th graders had an impressive Spring season – serving as “finalists” at the
Massachusetts AAU State Tournament, earning a bid to compete at AAU Nationals in
Tavares FL and also making a big impression in other top tourneys/events held
throughout New England.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*Bid to Compete at AAU Nationals
*AAU Final Four Finisher (ranked #2)
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
The Class of 2016 had 6 combined wins at the MB Nation Northeast Championships – earning a highly
sought after tournament championship. Team victories included the Maine Bombers, Blue Waves, Black
Bears, TEAM DRIVE and the CT Northstars Standouts at the Northeast Championships included – Derek
Dipiet (Watertown HS), Julian Nyland (Melrose HS), James Mackey (Burlington HS), Spencer Low
(MASCO HS), Nick Martin (Beaver Country Day), Rory Martin (Beaver Country Day) and Kyle
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Coughlin (Beverly HS). Coach Mitch Coughlin 10 grade group went 4-0 at the 10th Grade AAU States,
earning a spot to the Final Four. The team also earned a bid to compete at the AAU National Tournament
being in Florida. At the State Tournament, the team enjoyed solid wins against Team Mass, Mass Hoops
Jaguars, South Shore Rams and CMAC – including standout performances by Kyle Coughlin (Beverly
HS), Riley Anderson (Northeast Tech HS), Zach Bladd (Winchester HS), Nick Martin (Beaver Country
Day), Adam Goldstein (North Reading HS) and Spencer Low (MASCO HS).
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Mass Elite 9 graders were one of the most impressive teams at their grade level in all of New England –
winning Gold Medals at this years NEAAU Super Regional Championships and also making a deep run (earning
a Final Four Appearance) at the AAU State Tournament
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*Bid to Compete at AAU Nationals
*NEAAU Super Regional Championship
*NEAAU Gold Medals
*AAU Final Four Finisher
*Ranked #2 in NEAAU Power Ranking Points (548 Combined Points)
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Class of 2017 started off the 2014 Spring season with undefeated performance and tournament
championship at the Middlesex Magic First Shot tournament, beating the South Shore Wolfpack by
20+, Mass Rivals by 10+, and NE Storm by 10+ - including standout performances by Cooper Penniman
(Lexington HS), Devon Chase (Stoneham HS), and Thomas Greaney (Bedford HS) off the
bench. Alex Frawley (Billerica HS), Ryan Veguilla (MASCO HS), Mike Desmartinis (Burlington
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HS) and DJ Frechette (Nashua HS). Coach Frechettes 9 grade squad earned a Gold Medal and won the
9th Grade NEAAU Super Regionals Championship – assembling a combined 5-0 record against GBL,
Evolution, South Shore Wolfpack, WBA Warriors and M-Plex. Coach Frechettes squad also made it to the
Massachusetts Final Four tournament after a dominating performance in the AAU State Tournament–
finishing as the #2 team in Massachusetts. At the State Tournament - the team enjoyed dominating
victories against Metro Boston (20+ points), Berkshire Elite (30+ points) and STARS (30+ points). Standout
performers throughout he State Tournament included - Mike Demartinis (Burlington HS), Cooper
Penniman (Lexington HS), DJ Frechette (Nashua HS) and Thomas Greaney (Bedford HS). The group
earned a bid to compete at the AAU Nationals being held in July at Little Rock, AR. The Class also finished
4-0 on the weekend at the ASA May Madness Tournament – continuing to earn distinction as a top
shelf team in their respective class. The team won games at ASA Madness by an average margin of 25+
points per game. UA/ZG State Championships was another big weekend for the class, in total they
combined for 5 victories.
CLASS OF 2018
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Mass Elite 8 grader National teams had a productive season - combining for more total wins than any other
grade level this past Spring season – also earning multiple bids to compete at AAU National Tournaments.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*2 Bids to Compete at AAU Nationals
*NEAAU Power Ranking Points (677 total points)
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Class of 2018 enjoyed a remarkably successful Spring season – consisting of 4 highly competitive National AAU teams
that competed at the very highest levels. Coach Pat Kelleys team undefeated and earned a tournament championship
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at the Middlesex Magic First Shot (a weekend in which our 8 grade teams combined for 10 wins) – solid
performances by Joe Dullock (Tewksbury MA), Josh Kelly (Tyngsboro MA), Devon Avery (Revere MA), Mason
Lorick (Tewksbury MA) and Ryan Wynn (Tewksbury MA). At the RIVALS Grand Opening tournament, Coach
Kelleys team earned a second consecutive tournament championship defeating NE Storm, NH Spartans and ASA
Hoops. Devon Avery (Revere MA), George Quintana (Revere MA), Jared Mason (Tewksbury MA) and Joe
Dullock (Tewksbury MA) all enjoyed standout weekends. Coach Kelleys squad was not the only 8th grade team too
have success – Coach Boykin and Coach Griffin teams combined for 6 victories. Other 8th grade standouts at the
RIVALS opening tournament included - Yanis Nyanteji (Nashua NH), Giovanni Ciampa (Tewksbury MA), Colin
Lomasney (Peabody MA), Marcus Barker (Peabody MA), Noah Cate (Weston MA), Jack Slattery (Chelmsford
MA), Michael Read (Lexington MA) and Max Hurley (Tyngsboro MA). The Class of 2018 also continued their
success at the annual Mass Elite Hoopster Mania tournament - earning 2 tournament championships and
combining for a total of ten victories. Teams defeated included MIBC, NH Rivals, MB Nation, ASA, Middlesex Magic,
among others. Coach Boykins team won all games by a wide margin of 25+ points – strong contributions
throughout the weekend from Giovanni Ciampa (Tewksbury MA),Yanis Nyantenji (Nashua NH) and Xahn Frater
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(Nashua NH). Following solid performances at the AAU State Tournament – 2 of our 8 grade teams earned bids to
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compete at this AAU National tournaments. At states our 8 grade group combined for 7 victories. 8th grade teams
had some big wins – most notably defeating M-Plex, Boston Warriors, South Shore Wolfpack, STARS, Hoopstars, NC
Blaze and the Court Kings. At the UA/ZG State Championships ther combined for 10 victories – Coach Griffin
and Coach Boykin teams each earning trips to the semi-finals – defeating teams such as GBL, Northeast Burn, BV
Chaos, RABC and CBA Heat. Top performers at the SState Championships included Giovanni Ciampa (Tewksbury
MA), Angel Mejia (Methuen MA), Max Hurley (Tyngsboro MA), Stephan Wallace (Malden MA) and Colin
Lomasney (Peabody MA).
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7 grade National teams combined for the strongest winning percentage of all Mass Elite squads and also won the most
combined tournament championships of the 2014 Spring season. The class also earned a bid to compete at the AAU
National’s being held this Summer in Memphis, TN.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*AAU Massachusetts Final Four Finisher
*Ranked #1 in NEAAU Power Ranking Points (607 total points)
*AAU National Tournament Bid
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Our programs skilled and talented Class of 2019 started off the 2014 Spring season of a high note at the Middlesex Magic First Shot
tournament – Coach Polli and Coach Pappas teams each earned tournament championships, combining for a 8-0 record – defeating many
top New England programs such as the NH Rivals, Middlesex Magic, ASA Hoops, Mass Premier, among others. Class of 2019 continued too
dominate at the RIVALS Grand Opening tournament, earning two additional tournament championships. 7th grade National teams over
the first two weekends of the season earned 4 combined tournament championships and did not lose a game. Teams defeated at the RIVALS
tournament included Rivals, NH Spartans, Middlesex Magic and NE Nitro. Standouts included - Nick Mangino (Boxford MA), Bryce Orner
(Reading MA), Chris Canella (Peabody MA),Cam Impemba (Burlington MA), Evan Cook (Dunstable MA), Pete Kapanidi (Bedford
MA), Christian Beck (Tyngsboro MA) and Zach Mickle (Billerica MA). The following weekend, Coach Polli 7th grade team continued its
dominance at the MB Nation Northeast Championship – going 4-0 and winning a third consecutive tournament championship. The team
compiled an “undefeated” record of 12-0 to start the season – defeating some of New England’s most recognizable programs such as
the NH Spartans and Middlesex Magic. The Class continued its winning ways at the Mass Elite Hoopster Mania tournament, enjoying
big victories against the Boston Warriors, PAL and MB Nation. Mass Elite 7th grade teams over the initial 4 weekends of the 2014 Spring
season combined for a 22-2 recor and earned a combined 5 tournament championships. Coach Polli’s squad also earned a combined 4-0
record at 7th Grade AAU States and eared a spot at the Massachusetts AAU Final Four. In addition, the team also earned a bid to compete at
the AAU National Tournament being held this Summer in Memphis, TN. Throughout the AAU State Tournament, the team enjoyed big wins
against ASA Hoops, C4C, NE Storm and the Central Mass Warriors – winning games on average by a margin of 15+ points. Evan Cook
(Dunstable MA), Pete Kalanidi (Bedford MA) and Sean Hurley (Burlington MA) were standouts on the weekend – Evan serving as the
teams “floor general”, Pete as a the “jack of all trades” big man and Sean as “the shooter”. At the ASA May Madness tournament, the
teams continued their remarkable Spring season – again earning two tournament championships and compiling an 8-0 record. At this event
Coach Polli team won its 4th tournament title – defeating NE Storm, Boston Warriors, Mass Premier and the Mass Crusaders. The team won
games by an average margin of 15+ points per game. Coach Pappas team won its 3rd tournament title – defeating ASA Hoops, Mass
Premier, NH Spartans and the South Shore Wolfpack. 7th grade teams continued to make major waves at the annual “Wolves Den
tournament hosted by the South Shore Wolfpack - adding two additional tournament championships to the trophy case. At the event teams
combined for a 6-0 record.
CLASS OF 2020
6th grade National Teams had a solid Spring season – the most notable accomplishment
was qualifying for the AAU National Tournament being held this Summer in Hampton,
VA.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*AAU Massachusetts Final Four Finisher
*Ranked #4 in NEAAU Power Ranking Points (367 total points)
*AAU National Tournament Bid
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Class of 2020 had a solid showing at the RIVALS Grand Opening Tournament - each winning multiple games
against strong competition. Standout players from the squads included Sean Culhane (Burlington MA), Ivan
Nyantenji (Nashua NH), Caleb Scott (Dracut MA), DJ Gagnon (Dracut MA) and Tyler Peck (Groton MA). Coach
Lee Choate team continued their dominance at the MB Nation Northeast Championships including big victories
over MEBC Select, Maine AOB and Blue Waves Austin. Christian Hall (Tyngsboro MA) and Joe Pimlott (Lexington
MA) played “strong”, getting multiple second and third shot opportunities. Brenden Choate (Nashua NH) came
up with a few key dishes in traffic that led to easy hoops. The Class of 2020 combined for 7 wins at the
Massachusetts AAU State Tournament – with Coach Guerrero team earning a bid to compete at the AAU Nationals
being held this Summer in Hampton, VA. Teams defeated throughout the weekend included Hoopstars, NE Storm,
Evolution, MYCW and ICE. Standouts throughout the weekend included Joe Pimlot (Lexington MA), Christian Wells
(Tyngsboro MA), Leo Edo (Boxford MA), DJ Gagnon (Dracut MA) and Caleb Scott (Dracut MA). Coach Choate
also had an exceptional weekend at the UA/ZG State Championship, going undefeated on the weekend defeating
programs such as EVO, Boston Bobcats, Mass Commanders and Bay State Flash. Coach Choate won games by an
average margin of 15+ points – the teams biggest win was a 49-19 victory against Evolution. Standouts from the
squad throughout the weekend included - Joe Pimlott (Lexington MA), Christian Hall (Tyngsboro MA), Jake
Kelley (Tyngsboro MA) and Aaron Lepoer (Lowell MA). Coach Guerrero team also earned a tournament
championship at the “Wolves Den” tournament – going undefeated and defeating programs such as the South
Shore Wolfpack and ASA Hoops. High level performers at the tournament included Caleb Scott (Dracut MA), TJ
Gagnon (Dracut MA) and Tyler Peck (Groton MA).
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5 grade teams made some big noise throughout the 2014 Spring season – earning 3 bids to compete at AAU National
Tournaments this Summer and winning the NEAAU Super Regional Championships, reeling in both Gold and Silver medals.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
*NEAAU Super Regional Championship
*NEAAU Gold Medals
*NEAAU Silver Medals
*AAU Massachusetts Final Four Finisher
*Ranked #1 in NEAAU Power Ranking Points (684 total points)
*3 AAU National Tournament Bids
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Class of 2021 got off to a fantastic start this Spring season at the Middlesex Magic First Shot – Coach Beers and Coach Polli 5th
grade teams combined for 6 victories – IN ADDITION Coach Griffin teams played up” in the 6th grade division and went 2-1 against
many talented 6th grade teams. Standouts from the initial weekend included Ty Chan (Lowell MA), Jalen Gilmore (Nashua NH),
John Sullivan (Nashua NH), Jackson Moore (Bedford MA), Patrick Freeman (Southboro MA) and Matt Dresser (Acton MA).
Our programs Class of 2021 combined for 9 team victories between the Hoop Rootz Gold Rush Classic and the MB Nation
Northeast Championships– including a tournament championship for Coach Beers team. Teams continued success at the NEAAU
Super Regionals – Coach Griffin squad earned a Gold Medal and won the first NEAAU Super Regionals Championship in
Mass Elite’s program history – earning 5-0 record and defeating programs such as Mass Premier, Shamrocks, Northeast
Xtreme and the Middlesex Magic. The team won their games by a combined average of 15+ points – competing against the
best competition in New England. Coach Beers team also earned a Silver Medal and finished as tournament finalists at the
NEAAU Super Regionals – having a standout weekend defeating programs such as Evolution, NE Storm and the Boston
Bobcats – The Bobcats were one of the favorites expected to win the tournament. Coach Beers squad defeated the NE
Storm by 40+ points, Evolution by 20+ points and the Boston Bobcats by 10+ points. Teams also enjoyed a stunning weekend
at the 5th Grade AAU State Tournament – combining for 6 victories and earning spots in the Final Four. Coach Griffin enjoyed big
victories against VBC (20+ points), Northeast Burn (30+ points) and Evolution (20+ points) . Coach Polli team also won three games
on the weekend – also earning a spot in the Final Four and a Bid to compete at the AAU National Tournament. In total 3 of our 5th
grade National Teams earned bids to compete at this Summers AAU National Tournaments. Teams also combined for 6 wins – 2 of
our teams making it to the semi-finals. Teams defeated throughout the weekend were South Shore Wolfpack, RABC, VBC, Mass
Crusaders, C4C and Cape Cod Bulls. Standouts on the weekend included Ethan O’Hara (Manchester MA), Greg Crippen
(Northborough MA), Alex Karaban (Southboro MA), Alex Gorbatov (Bedford MA), Patrick Freeman (Southboro
MA) and Carter Doran (Natick MA). Teams also combined to win 8 games at the “Wolves Den” tournament.
CLASS OF 2022
SEASON HIGHLIGHTS
Our programs Class of 2022 earned their first tournament championship of their young careers
at the RIVALS Grand Opening tournament, playing outstanding basketball throughout the
weekend. Players that stood out throughout the weekend included Ryan Maclellan (Bedford
MA), Griffin Eddy (Westford MA), Luke Krikorian (Westford MA), Michael Rostato (Nashua
NH), Alex Hultachor (Nashua NH), Elcwinife Chiboguwu (Methuen MA) and Jacob Stevens
(Northborough MA). Coach Stephanie Kane’s team earned their second consecutive
tournament championship - going undefeated at the MB Nation Northeast Championships. In
their victories the team defeated teams such as MB Nation, NH Flight, Blue Waves and Sync
Explosions. Alex Hultachor (Nashua NH) and Ryan Maclellen (Bedford MA) controlled the
court and offence well while Elcwinife Chiboguwu (Methuen MA), Joshua Kane (Nashua
NH), Jacob Stevens (Northborough MA) and Mike Capacheti (Reading MA) hit some nice
outside shots.Griffin Eddy (Westford MA), Luke Krikorian (Westford MA) and Mike Rostano
(Nashua NH) dominated the boards and controlled the paint with their tough defense and
great offensive skills. The team at the annual Mass Elite Hoopster Mania Spring Tournament
earned their third consecutive tournament championship at – also propelling them to a season
high eleven game winning streak. Teams defeated at the Mass Elite tournament included
Expressions, NH Rivals and ASA Hoops. Standout performers throughout the weekend included
– Jacob Hastings (Northborough MA), Griffin Eddy (Westford) and Michael Capacheti
(Reading MA).
END OF SEASON AWARDS
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Team of the Year Coach Frechette’s 9 Grade National Team
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*Last year’s winner was Coach Griffins 4 grade National Team
Coach of the Year Coach Tim Griffin
*Last year’s winner was Coach Clyde Boykin
Prospect of the Year Alex Karaban “21 (Southboro MA)
*Last year’s winner was Jalen Gilmore “21 (Nashua NH)
ELITE CHARACTER of the Year Julian Nyland “16 (Melrose MA)
*Last year’s winner was Noah Gray “17 (Leominster MA)
MVP’s
Griffin Eddy – 4th Grade, Westford MA
Alex Karaban – 5th Grade, Southboro MA
Aidan Callahan – 5th Grade, Rowley MA
Jalen Gilmore – 5th Grade, Nashua NH
Brenden Choate – 6th Grade, Nashua NH
Evan Cook – 7th Grade, Dunstable MA
Pete Kapanidis – 7th Grade, Bedford MA
Ryan Culhane – 7th Grade, Burlington MA
John Korte – 8th Grade, Watertown MA
Jack Cowan – 8th Grade, Bedford MA
Yanis Nyantenji – 8th Grade, Nashua NH
Cooper Penniman – 9th Grade, Lexington MA
DJ Frechette – 9th Grade, Nashua NH
Julian Nyland – 10th Grade, Melrose MA
Colby Andrews – 11th Grade, Melrose MA
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARDS
Josh Kane – 4th Grade, Nashua NH
Luke Krokorian – 4th Grade, Westford MA
Matt Dresser – 5th Grade, Acton MA
Carter Doran – 5th Grade, Natick MA
Nathan Kane – 5th Grade, Nashua NH
Ethan O’Hara – 5th Grade, Manchester MA
Onyera Chibuogwu – 5th Grade, Methuen MA
Aaron Lepoer – 6th Grade, Lowell MA
Jake Kelley – 6th Grade, Tyngsboro MA
Calvin Geisler – 6th Grade, Methuen MA
Christian Beck – 7th Grade, Tyngsboro MA
Quion Sneed – 7th Grade, Webster MA
Josh Stams – 7th Grade, Acton MA
Giovanni Ciampa – 8th Grade, Tewksbury MA
Michael Read – 8th Grade, Lexington MA
Marcus Barker – 8th Grade, Peabody MA
Thomas Greaney – 9th Grade, Bedford MA
Trey Carrier – 9th Grade, Wilton NH
James Mackey – 10th Grade, Burlington MA
Jake Chiudina – 11th Grade, Winthrop MA