GIRLS TENNIS ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Olivia Chen (Weston)
Jessica Dai (Lexington)
Skylar Jara (Hamilton-Wenham)
Hailey Kornbluth (Foxboro)
Christine Maher (Boston Latin)
Nicole Makarewicz (Pembroke)
Kyra McCandless (Lexington)
Maya Muhunthan (Acton-Boxboro)
Emily Naum (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Halina Nguyen (Boston Latin)
Lillian Nguyen (Boston Latin)
Diya Pachamuthu (Lexington)
Molly Plenge (Wellesley)
Ananya Rao (Acton-Boxboro)
Kiki Reddy (Lexington)
Caroline Schulson (Newburyport)
Kendall Skulley (Masconomet)
Caroline Sutliffe (Duxbury)
Lia Swire (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Kaitlan Tan (Winchester)
Vanessa Vu (Boston Latin)
Shannon Welburn (Wellesley)
OLIVIA CHEN
WESTON
The Dual County League Player of the Year went 14-4 for a team that made the Div. 3 state finals. The two-time DCL All-Star went 40-9 in her career. The National Honor Society member will study biomedical engineering at Cornell University.
JESSICA DAI
LEXINGTON
The senior captain went 21-2 at first doubles for the Div. 1 state champs. The three-time Middlesex League All-Star was 21-1 as a junior. In the offseason, Dai plays on an adult USTA 8.0 mixed team and on an adult USTA 4.0 women’s team. The honors student will attend Wellesley College.
SKYLAR JARA
HAMILTON-WENHAM
A No. 1 singles player for each of her three seasons, Jara went 19-3 for the Div. 4 state champs. Jara’s record as a varsity tennis player is a stellar 49-9. Her longterm goals are to play college tennis while being a psychology major with a minor in business management.
HAILEY KORNBLUTH
FOXBORO
The sophomore was MVP of the Hockomock League after a 17-1 season. In two years, Kornbluth has an overall record of 38-2. The honors student is the recipient of several awards for academic excellence. In the offseason, Kornbluth trains at the RI Tennis Academy.
CHRISTINE MAHER
BOSTON LATIN
The senior went 19-0 at first doubles this past season for the Div. 1 state semifinalists. The National Honor Society member received an A- or above in all of her classes. She will attend the engineering school at Tufts University.
NICOLE MAKAREWICZ
PEMBROKE
The freshman standout went undefeated, earning Patriot League MVP honors. Makarewicz won several tournament outside of the high school season. She takes accelerated courses and competes year-round at the Kingsbury Club in Kingston.
KYRA MCCANDLESS
LEXINGTON
The sophomore turned in another undefeated season at second singles for the Div. 1 state champs. The honor roll student lists dance as her primary hobby. With two seasons to go, McCandless should be one to watch over the next 24 months.
MAYA MUHUNTHAN
ACTON-BOXBORO
The Dual County League’s Most Valuable Player went undefeated for the Revolution as they went 12-2 and reached the Div. 1 state semifinals. She takes all honors classes in school.
EMILY NAUM
LINCOLN-SUDBURY
The No. 1 singles player as a freshman lost just one match during the regular season in helping her team advance to the Div. 1 state finals. Naum is ranked fifth in Massachusetts in her age group and 51st nationally by Tennis Recruiting. Naum takes honors classes and received the bronze medal in the RSM international math competition.
HALINA NGUYEN
BOSTON LATIN
A three-year member of the team, the freshman competed in first singles for a Boston Latin team that went 19-1 and advanced to the Div. 1 state semifinals. Nguyen has played first singles for two years and made the team as a third singles player in the seventh grade. An honor student, Nguyen hopes to play college tennis.
LILLIAN NGUYEN
BOSTON LATIN
Just an eighth-grader, Nguyen was undefeated at first doubles for a team that was undefeated until the Div. 1 state semifinals. The high honors student enjoys reading in her spare time. With younger talents like Nguyen, Boston Latin should remain atop the list of state title contenders the next few years.
DIYA PACHAMUTHU
LEXINGTON
The sophomore was the Middlesex Liberty MVP as her play at No. 1 singles played a pivotal part in Lexington winning the Div. 1 state title. An honors student in English and math, Pachamuthu is ranked among the top players in her age group in New England by the USTA. She hopes to eventually play tennis in college while becoming a medical student.
MOLLY PLENGE
WELLESLEY
One of the top double players in the state, Plenge was a key cog for a Raiders’ team that went 20-2 and advanced to the Div. 1 quarterfinals before losing to eventual champion Lexington. The two-time All-Scholastic lost just one match as a sophomore. She will attend Tulane University.
ANANYA RAO
ACTON-BOXBORO
The All-Dual County League performer played second singles and was 11-2 on the season. Rao is ranked among the top 20 in New England for her age group. The high honor roll student regularly plays USTA tournaments. In the offseason, she plays at the Longfellow Tennis Club in Natick.
KIKI REDDY
LEXINGTON
The sophomore was a steady presence for the eventual Div. 1 state champions, recording a 21-2 mark to give her a career total of 42-3. The honor roll student competes in USTA tournaments in the offseason. She enjoys painting and baking in her spare time.
CAROLINE SCHULSON
NEWBURYPORT
The senior capped off one of the most dominant careers in state history by going 22-0 and not losing a set as the Clippers went 20-3 and took home the Div. 3 state title. For her career, the top-rated player in the state went 63-0. In the offseason, Schulson competes in numerous USTA New England Junior Tournaments and has been invited to compete in USTA Training Camps. The honor roll student will play tennis and study nursing at Quinnipiac University.
KENDALL SKULLEY
MASCONOMET
The No.1 singles player for the Div. 2 state champions, the Northeastern Conference Player of the Year went 19-1 on the season. The three-time MEC Player of the Year concluded her career with a 49-3 record, all coming at first singles. The National Honor Society and National Art Honor Society member will attend Colby College.
CAROLINE SUTLIFFE
DUXBURY
A two-time MVP of the Patriot League, the junior first singles standout posted a record of 19-2 in leading the Dragons to the Div. 2 quarterfinals. The three-time league All-Star has a career mark of 53-2. A member of the National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society, Sutliffe trains at the Kingsbury Tennis Club.
LIA SWIRE
LINCOLN-SUDBURY
Alternating between first and second singles, Swire went 14-5 in leading the Warriors to the Div. 1 state finals. She earned the deciding point in a 3-2 semifinal victory over Dual County League rival Acton-Boxboro. In her two years as a singles player, Swire has a 29-6 overall record. She competes in USTA tournaments and has been ranked as high as 15 in New England in her age group. Swire serves on the USTA New England’s Junior Player Council.
KAITLIN TAN
WINCHESTER
A three-time Middlesex League All-Star, Tan played a key role in leading the Red and Black to the Div. 1 state quarterfinals before losing to top-seeded Boston Latin. A singles player since her freshman year, Tan has a career record of 40-12. Tan is a member of the National Honor Society and school’s music honor society. Tan will be teaching tennis this summer as well as playing in a few USTA tournaments.
VANESSA VU
BOSTON LATIN
The freshman turned in a solid 16-4 record for the Wolfpack as they reached the Div. 1 state semifinals. In the offseason, Vu has trained with the Sportsmen’s Tennis and Enrichment Center in Dorchester for several years. She would like to explore more fields of art in the future.
SHANNON WELBURN
WELLESLEY
The freshman lost just one match during the regular season. A well-rounded athlete, Welburn played junior varsity soccer and varsity basketball. In the offseason, Welburn plays basketball for the Bay State Jaguars AAU and would love to eventually play college basketball.
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Jolin Yang (Braintree); Yana Volkova, Riley Ament (Brookline); Melody Tran, Catalina Abboud (Milton); Maddie Rixner, Ilana Weinstock, Chloe Shigueta, Taylor Williams (Needham); Grace Zhang (Natick); Masha Shutts, Sarah Mackey, Shea Welburn, Shannon Welburn, Molly Plenge, Elena Chase, Katharine Wells (Wellesley)
MVP: Grace Zhang, Melody Tran
BOSTON CITY LEAGUE
Isra English (Latin Academy); Erica Galloway (New Mission); Susana Alvarez Ruiz, Jhianna Barnes, Michelle Nina (O’Bryant)
CAPE ANN LEAGUE
Caroline Schulson. Ana Lynch, Delaney Woekel, Lauren Brennan, Bridgette Mellet (Newburyport); Sky Jara, Naomi Provost, Chloe Gern, Abby Simon, Sienna Gregory (Hamilton-Wenham)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Caroline Schulson, Sky Jara
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Halina Nguyen, Christine Maher, Lilian Nguyen (Boston Latin); Ananya Rao, Maya Muhunthan (Acton-Boxboro); Emily Wang (Westford Academy); Olivia Whitaker (Newton South); Olivia Rome, Olivia Chen (Weston)
FOLEY: Vanessa Vu, Mirabelle Berman, Romy Li (Boston Latin); Lila Li, Libby Galton (Weston); Olivia Todd, Morgen Warner (Wayland); Danielle Digangi. Kate Heller (Bedford); Laura Shepard, Nadia Uzelac (Waltham)
THORPE: Varsha Alladi, Anjali Desari, Iniya Venkat (Acton-Boxboro); Anika Kagalavadi, Julia Donescu (Westford Academy); Julia Sayers, Melinda Yung (Newton South); Ellie Fritz, Abby Gibson (Concord-Carlisle); Emily Naum, Lia Swire (Lincoln-Sudbury); Thea Loh (Cambridge Rindge & Latin)
MVP: Maya Muhunthan (Acton Boxboro), Olivia Chen (Weston)
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Chloe Chen, Lorena Oliveira, Yuki Yang, Adriana Velasco (Malden); Nicole Lopez Ordonez, Ryann Mack (Somerville); Xeni Verberis, Carissa Dell’Anno (Medford); Heaven Feliz, Iris Son (Lynn English); Jauselin Mensah, Linda Jallow (Lynn Classical); Dayna Phan (Revere); Brooke Lynn Acevedo (Everett)
MVP: Chloe Chen
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Hailey Kornbluth (Foxboro); Lauren Hunt, Megan Atwood (North Attleboro); Hannah Farber (Oliver Ames); Brooke Daniels, Sydney Tolonen (Franklin); Priya Riar, Carlie Burns, Ahunna James, Shea Mellman (King Philip); Ava Alves, Brooke Bell (Taunton); Madison Fuscaldo (Attleboro); Aleksandra Lada (Stoughton); Camila Cutter (Canton); Abigail Vilk, Sophia Oh, Navya Shukla, Judy Song (Sharon)
MVP: Hailey Kornbluth
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Sarah Moniz, Lindsey Moniz, Gloria Moniz (Diman); Kaelyn Jones, Madison Plourde (Westport); Olivia Crandall, Kaylee Pettinelli (West Bridgewater); Rebecca Colaneri (Bishop Connolly)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sarah Moniz
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE: Rachel Chen, Mia Thomas, Sonika Chaudhary, Sadie Berube, Amanda Kim, Elysia Yu, Valerie Chu (Andover)
Marie Maxime-Metivier (Methuen); Kayleigh Furbush (Central Catholic)
SECOND TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE: Jamie Garber (Chelmsford); Megan Washburn, Kaya Asmar, Melina Panagiotakopoulos, Gabriella Gregorio (Central Catholic); Jocelyn Jankowski, Sophia Yee (North Andover); Renuka Late (Tewksbury); Breena Lawrence, Tanvi Patel, Livia Lawrence, Sarah Pitisce, Ava Duffy, Rachel Schena (Methuen)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Rachel Chen, Marie Maxime-Metivier
MIDDLESEX LEAGUE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Diya Pachamuthu, Kyra McCandless, KiKi Reddy, Aashna Sahani (Lexington); Kaitlin Tan, Claire Lupien (Winchester); Katja Szturma (Arlington)
ALL-STARS: Jessica Dai, Megan Lu, Sally Choi (Lexington); Kate Wolfson (Arlington); Reagan Mohammed (Woburn); Carly Merrow (Belmont); Emma Lattanzi (Reading); Abby Wilson, Amy Lyons (Winchester); Annika Szturma, Theresa Alcaraz (Arlington); Val Kin, Mason Alongi, Phoenix Mahoney (Burlington); Sydney Moon, Toni Whitson, Erin Leary, Sienna Catizone (Wakefield); Teagan McCullogh (Stoneham); Sophia LaVita, Maddie Benoit, Abbie Moon (Wilmington); Mairead Connolly (Watertown); Ava Picone (Melrose)
MVP: Diya Pachamathu, Teagan McCullogh
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Kendall Skulley, Nina Klink, Teagan Skulley, Shaylee Moreno, Maya Klink, Chloe Ahern, Taylor Mastrogiovanni (Masconomet); Madison Savage (Danvers)
DUNN ALL-STARS: Charly Cooper, Aoife Bresnahan, Lucia Levin (Marblehead); Laine Fouts, Anna Ratner, Victoria Quagrello (Swampscott); Rebecca Curley, Abby Ruggieri, Hannah Minasian (Beverly); Sophia Picano (Gloucester)
LYNCH ALL-STARS: Sophia Sanidas, Ava Nadeau, Josie Vogel (Danvers); Mira Ivanis, Alesia Collaku (Winthrop); Valentina Goga, Jessica Chau (Peabody); Chiara Cole, Linda Mercer (Salem); Rachel Rivas (Saugus)
MVP: Kendall Sculley
PATRIOT LEAGUE
KEENAN: Caroline Sutliffe, Agnes Buell, Taylor Florek (Duxbury); Sanya Khadivi, Katelyn Erickson, Maggie O’Keefe, Sammy Price (Hingham); Grace Ciocca (Marshfield); Aislin Dalyrmple (Silver Lake); Emmy Spinale, Aislyn Kelliher, Nyla Lavioe (Plymouth North)
MVP: Caroline Sutliffe
FISHER: Lexi Washburn, Bridget Norris, Emmy Curtin, Rebecca Murray (Scituate); Nicole Makarewicz, Ruth Dannison, Emma Gerlach (Pembroke); Ellie Handrahan (Hanover); Kathy No, Jasmine Li, Vivian Le (North Quincy); Keira McLaughlin (Plymouth South)
MVP: Nicole Makarewicz
SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE
Neva Matos, Gabby Berg, Macy Ingham (Old Rochester); Elizabeth DaCunha, Abbey Lopes, Olivia Darmofal, Sabrina Zheng (Fairhaven); Madison Fitzgerald (Seekonk); Zoe Ridl (Bourne); Caroline Puccini, Kori Tickel (Somerset Berkley); Kohana Fontinha (Apponequet); Ellie Correia (Dighton-Rehoboth)
MVP: Neva Matos
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Veda Reddy, Caragh Costello, Lauren Alden, Carly Murray (Westwood); Maddie Sutro (Norton); Claire Caffrey, Izzy LeFevre, Caroline Mahoney, Mia Griebel, Leah Hills, (Dover-Sherborn); Katie Miller (Medway); Roman Tewari, May Chen (Hopkinton); Olivia Fong (Millis); Aaruni Singh (Ashland); Sydney Cohen, Camryn Rankin, Lindsey Haddad (Holliston); Sathvika Kommera (Norwood); Mary Palladino, Juliet Lane (Medfield)
MVP: Veda Reddy, Maddie Sutro