High Jump: Camren Allain (Carver)

55 Hurdles: Lucas Andrade (Brockton)

Pentathlon: Aithan Bezanson (St, John’s Prep)

1000 Meters: Jacob Bronstein (Cambridge)

55 Meters: Christopher Brooks (Wellesley)

300 Meters: Natanael Vigo Catala (Haverhill)

2 Miles: Jack Courtney (Lowell)

Long Jump: Chamberlain Guthrie (Mansfield)

Shot Put: Alex Jackson (Peabody)

Mile: Chris Larnard (BC High)

High Jump: Harvey Lys (Andover)

600 Meters: Ajay Raina (Acton-Boxboro)

600 Meters: Cameron Walter (Brookline)

Long Jump: Antonio Wiafe (St. John’s Shrewsbury)

4×200 Relay: Jordan Wilson, Charlie Comella, Henry Hasselbeck, Mitchell Kisgen (Xaverian)

4×400 Relay: Joel Ishiimwe, Hannon Wipff, Stephane Fevry, Natanael Vigo Catala (Haverhill)

4×800 Relay: Cameron Walter, Argi Protopapadakis, Kailas Ciatto, Vito Alpeza (Brookline)

CAMREN ALLAIN

CARVER

The three-time All-American and two-time state champion scored a high jump of 6-feet-8, which was a half a foot greater than anyone else in the Div. 4 meet and two inches more than any other state champion. The previous Nationals winner is also an honors student who will be attending UMass-Lowell in the fall.

LUCAS ANDRADE

BROCKTON

The Div. 1 state champion in the 55-meter hurdle (7.52) as well as All-State champ in the same event (7.44) also placed ninth in Nationals and took home first in the New England meet. The junior set a personal high jump record at 6-feet-6 and his personal record in the 55-meter hurdle is 7.37.

AITHAN BEZANSON

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The senior won the state pentathlon and qualified for the New Balance Nationals. The previous New Balance All American and outdoor Div. 1 Pentathlon champion is a member of the National Honor Society. The senior also played soccer and will continue his track career at Babson College.

JACOB BRONSTEIN

CAMBRIDGE

The senior placed first in the All-State meet in the 1,000 meter (2:31.70) and the Div. 1 meet (2:31.19) while also being part of the 800 meter and 600 meter races on the season. He also ran as part of the 4×800 relay team in the Div. 1 meet with a sixth place finish as he anchored the race. He is looking for an education in biology and medicine while competing in track/cross country.

CHRISTOPHER BROOKS

WELLESLEY

The Bay State League MVP and the 2024 MSTCA Large Schools Invitational Outstanding Male Athlete ran in the New Balance Nationals Indoor meet with two top-25 finishes. The senior also won the Div. 2 meet with a 6.40 in the 55 meter and now has been top in the state in 55-meters, 100-meters and 200-meters. The two-time All-Scholastic is an honor roll student and is committed to the College of William & Mary where he will pursue a STEM program and run Div. 1 track.

NATANAEL VIGO CATALA

HAVERHILL

The two-time state champion in the 300-meter ran a 34.32 this season and also placed third in the All-American 400-meter at the Nike Nationals. The senior also placed second in the US as well as a ninth place finish in the US 500-meter. The two-time 400 meter Nike and Adidas National All-American is an honor roll student and plans to run for Georgetown University while studying neurobiology.

JACK COURTNEY

LOWELL

The senior set a school record in the 2-mile the last three seasons and has qualified for All-States and Nationals multiple times. The Div. 1 2-mile champion (9:12.76) set the program record in the indoor race this season while qualifying for All-States and Nationals. The National Honor Society member will attend UMass-Lowell to continue running career in cross country, indoor track and field as well as outdoor track and field.

ALEX JACKSON

PEABODY

The junior is the first male athlete at Peabody to receive All-American Honors in 44 years as he went undefeated at shot put this season. He won the All State shot put with a throw of 58-feet-3 and set the inaugural weight throw competition record with 67-feet-11.5 which broke a 10-year state record. The junior placed fourth at the New Englands and 27th in Nationals. The four-time Div. 2 champion is a five-time state/individual champion and a two-time Northeastern Conference Male Athlete of the Year.

CHRIS LARNARD

BC HIGH

The senior set a school record in the 3,000-meter with an 8.25 at the BU Terrier Classic while also taking home the top spot in the All State 1-mile with a 4:14.01. He set a program record in the 2-mile and placed top-20 in the New Balance Nationals with a 9:07. The high honor roll student and National Merit Scholar will be at the University of Pennsylvania in the fall.

HARVEY LYS

ANDOVER

The Merrimack Valley Conference high jump champion placed first in the Div. 1 meet (6-feet-6) as well as the All State meet (6-feet-4). The Merrimack Valley Conference All-Conference team member has personal records of 6-feet-6 in the high jump and 21-feet-5 for the long jump.

AJAY RAINA

ACTON-BOXBORO

The senior set a personal record and set the top time in the state with a 1:20.59 in the 600-meters this season. The two-time state champion won the 600-meters at the Div. 1 meet with a 1:20.85 and placed second in the All-State meet with a 2:31.84 in the 1,000-meter. He will be running track and field at Northeastern University in the fall.

CAMERON WALTER

BROOKLINE

The senior won All-States with a 1:21.13 in the 600-meter and placed second in the Div. 1 600-meter with a 1:21.22. Walter also set a personal best with a 1:20.96 this season in the 600-meter. The All-American also has best times of 1:56.14 (800 meter), 1:55.4 (800-relay) and 49.8 (400-relay). The honors student will be running at Brown University next year.

ANTONIO WIAFE

ST. JOHN’S SHREWSBURY

The All-State champion in the long jump with a 22-feet-7.75, Wiafe also netted 3,362 points in the pentathlon and won the Div. 1 long jump with a 21-feet-11.75. The senior placed 12th in the New Balance Nationals and broke the school record by 16 inches as well as the Pentathlon record by 400 points. He is committed to running track at UConn.

RELAY TEAMS

4×200

XAVERIAN

The team of juniors Jordan Wilson and Mitchell Kisgen as well as seniors Charlie Comella and Henry Hasselbeck ran a 1:30.32 to take the All-State 4×200 and a 1:30.55 to win the Div. 1 4×200 this season. Wilson is a Catholic Conference All-Star and was part of the Div. 1 football state title squad. Comella is a New England meet champion and placed fourth in the Div. 1 high jump (6-feet) and plans to play football and baseball at Boston College. Hasselbeck took home first in the Catholic Conference 55m as well as the 4×200 with the rest of the relay team. An honors student and Catholic Conference All-Star in track, lacrosse and football is committed to play football at UCLA. Kisgen also runs in the 300m and the 4×400 and has previously won the Freshman-Sophomore Athlete of the Meet.

4×400

HAVERHILL

The All-State meet winners with a time of 3:25.16 is made up of seniors Natanael Vigo Catala and Stephane Fevry as well as juniors Joel Ishiimwe and Hannon Wipff and Stephane Fevry. Ishiimwe was a second-team all-MVC selection in soccer and hopes to play college soccer. Wipff runs cross-country and baseball as well as being an honors student, while Fevry plays soccer and is an honors student.

4×800

BROOKLINE

The foursome of Cameron Walter, Argi Protopapadakis, Kailas Ciatto and Vito Alpeza took home the All-State meet title in the 4×800 crown with a time of 8:02.60. Ciatto is a two-time All-Scholastic in cross-country and will continue his running career at UMass in the fall. Alpeza was seventh at the Div. 1 meet in the 1000-meters and is a member of the National Honor Society, while the NYU-bound Protopapadakis was a member of the team’s state cross-country title last fall.

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Altamo Aschkenasy, Andrew Bamberg, Theodore Butty, Kailas Ciatto, Lysander Duffield, Ben Kasen, Cameron Walter (Brookline); Matt Vilela (Framingham); Zakai Perkins, Moses Mann (Milton); John Bianchi, Steven Tafmizi, Dylan Weddle, Michael Cliver (Natick); Max Hammer (Needham); Bronte Gow, Theo Teszler, DJ Harvey, Oliver Altindag, Reese Connors (Newton North); Yoan Terzyiski, Austin Feener, Sean Kerin (Walpole); Christopher Brooks, Victor (Nick) Nicolazzo, Max Hoffman, Robert Foster, Eli Merritt, Sincere Fontaine (Wellesley)

MVP: Christopher Brooks

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

Delmace Mayo (Brighton); Robert Nunez Martinez, Robert Nunez Martinez, Jodanny Fleurival, Brandon Douglas (O’Bryant); Dante Raines (Snowden); Edrice Jean (Boston International); Jonah Levine Fried, Adrian Drake (Latin Academy)

CAPE AND ISLANDS

Silas Gartner, Jacob Lary, Daniel Hanlon (Falmouth); Damian Bebber, Paytah Dill, Isaiah Robinson, Reed Dill, Adian Brown (Nauset); Nick Terranova, Shemar Dillon (Dennis-Yarmouth); Harry Ells, Jahi Kilburn, Jaxson Merrill, Kevin DeFeudis (Barnstable); Enzo Reis (Martha’s Vineyard); Jaiden McInnis (Nantucket)

MVP: Damian Bebber, Paytah Dill

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Nate Gardner (Manchester-Essex); Joel Spaulding, Tighe Hosman (Pentucket); Kyle Lisauskas, Alex Lisauskas, Aimon Fadil, Michael Mohoric, Matteo Columbo, Jalen Wise, 4×800 relay (Newburyport); Maxx Rodrigues, Aiden Donovan, Michael Sanchez, Max Sanchez, 4×400 relay, 4×800 relay (Amesbury); Duncan MacDonald, Jayden Torres, 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay (Triton); Gavin Brady, Otto Indelicato, Kieran Miller, Leonardo Romanski, 4×200 relay, 4×400 relay (North Reading); James Regan, Ben Rich, 4×800 relay (Hamilton-Wenham); Ethan Francis, Dillon Reilly, Eli Mendese, 4×200 (Lynnfield)

MVP: Michael Mohoric, Michael Sanchez

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Patrick Cadogan, Eamonn Fennell, Liam Halpin, Bobby Leydon, Joe Mento, Evan Pham, Nolan Stone (Archbishop Williams); Andrew Bertareli, Yariel Lara, Nathan Monteiro, Dylan Priest, LJ Ramirez, James Roper (Cardinal Spellman); Chance Bonfanti Annaikiah, Devin Duval, Thomas Hooks, Jimmy Jennings, Nick Miller, Ernie Panias, Xavier Paula, Cristian Rodriguez (St. Mary’s)
MVP: Andrew Bertareli, Cardinal Spellman

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Alex Flores, Ariel Chacon (Chelsea); Kayshaun Eveillard, Dawens Germain, Donald Michel (Everett); Gianni Elmudesi (Lynn Classical); Waleri Mora Cruz (Lynn English); Chalais Saintil, Nahim Laguerre, Alex Martins, Rolando Mejia (Malden); JT Mastrocola (Medford); Edwin Alarcon, Kenan Batic, Medy Bellemsieh, Yousef Benhamou, Youness Chahid, Joao Victor Cunha, Isaiah DeCrosta, Oliver Escobar, Mohammed Fares, Allen Hou, Kevin Purcifull, Richard Vilme, Jeremy X (Revere); Ford Christie, Donju Felix, Attikos Kaye, Robert Leoni, Jackson Love, Kerby Luxama, Marcus Odilon, Henry Omura, William Parkes, Henry Parkes (Somerville)

MVP: Attikos Kaye, Ariel Chacon

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Phoenix Bennett (Diman); Joseph Cook, Malcom Zetrenne, Joseph Montal, Benjamin Pennington, Isaiah Mosley, Brian Breder, Carl Pierre, Peyton Volz, Shyeim Penha (Southeastern); Nate Howard, Marty McCrave (Tri-County); Michael Veegh (Bishop Stang)

MVP: Michael Veegh

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

FIRST TEAM: Harvey Lys, Jason DeJesus (Andover); Dhaethmy Dorival, Gryffin Bordeau, Jacob Peck, Patrick Hall, Ryan Leslie, Tyler Fortune (Billerica); Will Larsen, Nathan Hart (Chelmsford); Sam Botsis (Dracut); Connor Chmieleski, Hannon Wipff, Josh Ishiimwe, Natanael Vigo Catala, Stephane Fevry, Myles Robertson (Haverhill); Alex Rodgers, Jack Courtney, Jovani Ubri, Khai Yin, Timothy Schribman (Lowell); Dylan Cote, Ajani Muzasadila, Ben Iglesias, Brendan Dee, David Muir, Ernesto Fiallos, Jacob Nuttall, Owen Delaney, Soham Nath (North Andover); Colby Mengata (Tewksbury)

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

Ethan Gori, William Mezikofsky, JaMauri Belmer, Liam Taggart, Oliver Polster, Joe Patt, Brody Wyatt, Ethan Mezikofsky (Wakefield); Josh Grant, Samuel O’Donnell, Samuel Madden, Brendan Radzik, Caleb Barnes, Tyler Lecomte, Tommy McElligot, Jevon Ssebugwawo, Matthew Sarnoski, Adam Caldwell (Melrose); George Nelson, Ayden Austin, Daniel Killian, Tyler Johnson, James Yazici, James Fleming (Winchester); Alex Murray, Ryan Brooks, Sean Cox (Burlington); Victor Yu, McKenna O’Hare Gibson, Nathan Cunningham, Khai Uda-Thach, Nayan Das, Joseph Ryan, Max Zhang, Zachary Barry, Patrick Noonan, Ryan Zhang, Simon Tandeih, Sean Crogan, Cayden Chambers, Tim George, Glenn Burcsu, Jacob Pan (Lexington); Ashvin Baker, Sean Patrone, Hunter Sands (Wilmington); Rohan Dutta, Krish Almeida, Colin Irwin, Julian Sacca, Chris Williams, Dylan Giles, Alex Murray, Cam Mattson (Burlington); Liam Hannabury, Tim Connolly, Graham Goodwin, Ben Wallace, Chris Barbato (Reading); Andy Cheung, Alex Fitzsimmons, Daichi Collins (Arlington); Sean Collins, Nicholas Cramer (Woburn); Kaiyan Talavia, Austin Lasseter (Belmont)
MVP: Joey Ryan, Colin Irvin, Joe Patt

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Leo Sheriff, Ray Kwiatek, Ryan Whiting (Beverly); Thomas Carlson, Nathaniel Assa, Alex Hersey (Marblehead); Sean Moore (Danvers); Colby Rochford (Gloucester); Kobe Avery, Abou Kaba, Eli Batista, Dorlyn Morel, Omar Mishal, Declan Smith, Alex Jackson, Ryan Faletra, Owen Brennan (Peabody); Kenneth Pyburn, Arbri Halilaj, Nicco Cefalo, Nathan Molina, Adam Staffier (Masconomet)

ALL-STARS: Peyton Smith, Hannington Senfuma, Brian Stevens (Peabody); Riley McGoldrick, Evan Wong (Beverly); William Cerrutti (Marblehead); Will Conklin (Danvers); Caleb Leopoldo (Swampscott); Kenny Pyburn, Adam Staffier, Abri Halilaj (Masconomet); Dylan Smith , Bryce Rochford (Gloucester); Guywintz Jules, Nathanial Simons (Salem); Kaeleb Mathieu, Shane Bourque (Saugus); Liam Kenney (Winthrop)

MVP: Alex Jackson

PATRIOT LEAGUE
KEENAN: Oliver Bishop, Griffin Ruttgers (Duxbury); Colin McNamara, Brendan Burm, AJ Barrett, Connor Anderson, Will Matthews (Hingham); Graham Heinrich, Thomas Bongiolatti, Nathan Looney, Matt McCabe, Brady Crowley, Luke Leary, Kyle Behan, Sean Behan (Marshfield); Noah Gould (Plymouth North); Michael Beauschesne (Silver Lake); Jake Cappelletti (Whitman-Hanson)
MVP: Matt McCabe
FISHER: Marvin Felix (Hanover); Jayden Leonard, Gabe Lamar, Luke Lamar, Casey Motta, TJ Gallagher, Joseph T D’Angelo, Pat Norman, Joseph D’Angelo (Pembroke); Noah Brilliant, Christian Amaral, Anthony Lyons, Owen Michelin, Mason McNulty (Plymouth South); Jayden Francois (Quincy/North Quincy); Kyle Norton (Scituate)
MVP: Jaylen Leonard

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Tyler Young, John Bowman, Nolan Bushnell, Aiden Silk, Wesner Archelus (Old Rochester); Jared Quann, Owen Viera, Daniel Ward, James Sampaio (Greater New Bedford); Camden Rose, Joseph Ramos, Landon Richardson (Somerset Berkley); Mason Morgado, Will Dalton (Dighton-Rehoboth); Justin Serrecchia, Judson Cardinali (Apponequet); Kenley Laime (West Bridgewater); Maddox Bo, Eddie Hindle (Seekonk)

MVP: Tyler Young

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE
Lucas Andrade, Antonio Tobon, Brandon Torresm Nazier Blue-Gomes, Jaden Lopes Ribeiro, Wolf Lentz Victor, Jarred Mighty, Henry Tait, Karens Antione (Brockton); Caiden Demanche, Jared Mendonca, Maddox Dupre, Tyler Medeiros, Andrew Capataz (Dartmouth); Aidan Lamciault, Curtis Mowatt, Owen Moniz (Durfee); Joseph Brand, Kauan Bento, Evan Bray, Connor Johnson, Joseph Manning, Malik Washburn, Ryan Hall (Bridgewater-Raynham); Edenilson Semedo, Clayton Pastor Norales (New Bedford)

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Gabe Egan (Bellingham); Jack Roberts, Jayden Brown, Townsend Roussin, Cayden Roy (Dedham); Matt Rooney, Zach Jaffe, Reed Fenno, Will Lombard, Antonio Saenz, Maaz Alvi (Dover-Sherborn); Brian McGrath, Jack Weintraub, Dylan Costa, Corey Vasko (Medway); Benjamin McCarthy, Ryan FitzGerald (Millis); Andrew McConnell, Sean Parham, Steve Collins, Jacob Ollerhead, Matt Cropley, Mike Katsikis (Norton); Will Child, Luca Domestico, Isaac Ayres, Declan Vento (Ashland); Will Bialobrzeski, Drew Bailobrzeski, Harry Millar, Logan Sullivan, Ben Scott, Sean Finnegan (Hopkinton); Brad Andreola, Alex Suhajda, Luke Henson, Rowan O’Brien, Albert Savino (Holliston); Julian Ram-Tylerbest, Aidan Ryan, Daniel Vazquez, Kyle Kraemer, Michael Iannone (Medfield); Mikel Dujour (Norwood); Greydon Gavin, Ben Methot (Westwood)

MVP: Jayden Brown, Julian Ram-Tylerbest