Mia Andreoli (BB&N)

Autumn Allen (Wheeler)

Max Becker (Pingree)

Sarah Brody (Newton Country Day)

Matt Conte (Dexter Southfield)

Gabe Devaney (Portsmouth Abbey)

Peyton Fox (Belmont Hill)

Josiah Gomes (Belmont Hill)

Sophia Hahn (Noble and Greenough)

Avery Hart (BB&N)

Reese Jensen (Milton Academy)

Jaylin Johnson (Chapel Hill Chauncy Hall)

Chase Judge (Milton Academy)

Erin Kampersal (Montrose)

Luke LeBlond (Pingree)

Ylan Liu (Boston University Academy)

Maddie MacDonald (Noble and Greenough)

Shannon Mahoney (Montrose)

Sadie Martiesian (Wheeler)

Aaron McClean (Brimmer and May)

Makayla Moriarty (Governor’s Academy)

Gabriella Nugent (Tabor)

Cole Oberg (Roxbury Latin)

Cole Perkin (Pingree)

Suzanne Pogorelec (Winsor)

Mariana Shulman (Newman School)

Scott Sloan (Wheeler)

Joshua Smith (Boston Trinity Academy)

Gavin Wainwright (St. Sebastian’s)

CJ Winchenbaugh (Belmont Hill)

Daniel Yap (BU Academy)

AUTUMN ALLEN

WHEELER

This athlete made a huge impact in the EIL track and field this spring while only a freshman. She was the EIL champion in the long jump, 100 meters, and 200 meters. She was the NEPSTA D3 champ in the long jump with a meet-record distance of 17-feet, 8.75-inches.

MAX BECKER

PINGREE

A standout lacrosse talent, this junior goalie was a team MVP, EIL Player of the Year, All-NEPSAC, USA All-American, and a NE-1 All-Tournament team member. He made 202 saves, with a 71-percent save percentage and maintained a 6.05 goals-against average.

SARAH BRODY

NEWTON COUNTRY DAY

This junior softball player was excellent whether that meant as a pitcher or a hitter. She posted an 8-2 record this season, with 144 strikeouts, a 1.38 ERA, and a 0.87 WHIP. At the plate, she batted .688, with 14 runs, seven walks, five doubles, a triple, 12 RBI, and seven stolen bases.

MATT CONTE

DEXTER SOUTHFIELD

A Wake Forest commit for baseball, this senior had a great season for this Brookline school. A catcher, Conte batted .459 with four home runs, 15 RBI, an OPS of 1.375, and on-base percentage of .588. The Gatorade Player of the Year, he was the school’s male athlete of the year, team MVP, and All-NEPSAC performer.

GABE DEVANEY

PORTSMOUTH ABBEY

The junior ran the 300-meter hurdles in 39.80 seconds, the 110 hurdles in 16.09, and 400 in 50.97. She won both hurdle events at both the EIL and New England Championships. She already owns the school record in the 300 hurdles.

PEYTON FOX

BELMONT HILL

One of the top-rated defenders in the country, the 6-foot senior earned ISL MVP honors after leading Belmont Hill to a 17-1 season. Heavily recruited by many of the top college lacrosse programs in the country, Fox committed to Princeton.

JOSIAH GOMES

BELMONT HILL

A two-time Boston Herald All-Scholastic and track and field MVP of the ISL, the junior captain led the team to a 15-2 record and was the league champion in both the shot put and discus. Gomes broke a nine-year-old school record in the shot put with a throw of 57-6.

SOPHIA HAHN

NOBLE AND GREENOUGH

This junior softball pitcher posted a 0.62 ERA in the ISL, and 0.96 overall, with a 0.67 WHIP, and 107 strikeouts, and 21 walks. She also batted .357 with two home runs on an undefeated ISL mark. She was a Big East Invitational All-Tournament team member, First Team ISL performer, the co-ISL MVP, and a First Team NEPSAC player.

AVERY HART

BB&N

This junior track and field performer made her mark in the high jump, long jump, triple jump, and 100 meter hurdles. The ISL field event MVP had an undefeated season. She owns the school and ISL record in the long jump (18-6), the school record in the high jump with a top-ranking in Massachusetts (5-6), and was the ISL and NEPSAC triple-jump champion (37-5).

REESE JENSEN

MILTON ACADEMY

This junior golfer had a great spring for this ISL program. He has a 12-2-1 match play record, was the ISL Kingman Cup individual stroke play champion, and was the ISL Golf MVP. A three-time All-ISL golf performer, he also competes in basketball and soccer.

JAYLIN JOHNSON

CHAPEL HILL CHAUNCY HALL

A three-time MBIL Most Valuable Player, Johnson tallied 39 goals and 21 assists for 60 points. He also tallied 74 ground balls from his attack position as the Chargers led the MBIL in scoring.

CHASE JUDGE

MILTON ACADEMY

This junior track sprinter was All-NEPSAC, all-ISL, and the ISL MVP. He won the league in the 100, 200, and was a member of the league champion 4×100 champion. He is the school record holder in each event. He also plays football.

ERIN KAMPERSAL

MONTROSE

A junior, this softball shortstop hit five home runs and made just one fielding error for the EIL champions. She was named the IGC MVP. A five-year varsity player and junior captain, she is an All-IGC team member for the past four consecutive seasons.

LUKE LEBLOND

PINGREE

This freshman tennis player took the EIL by storm this season. The singles player was EIL Player of the Year, and also won the team MVP award. He also plays basketball and soccer.

YLAN LIU

BOSTON UNIVERSITY ACADEMY

A junior, this volleyball standout led the team in kills with a powerful hitting ability. She is also the team’s best passer on the back row.

MADDIE MACDONALD

NOBLE AND GREENOUGH

One of the most productive girls lacrosse players in the state, the MVP of the ISL tallied 68 goals, 12 assists and 66 draw control. For her career, MacDonald finished with 159 goals, 39 assists and 168 draw controls. An honors student who graduated with academic distinction, MacDonald will continue her athletic career at Duke University.

SHANNON MAHONEY

MONTROSE

This senior had a tremendous career along the midfield. This season, she posted 35 goals and two assists for the IGC champs. She was All-NEPSAC, the team MVP, and IGC MVP. She had 125 career goals and a two-time league MVP.

SADIE MARTIESIAN

WHEELER

This senior attack scored 114 goals, was the EIL Player of the Year, and an All-American. For her career, she had 364 goals, and was Rhode Island’s all-time leader in goals scored. She was named Wheeler Scholar-Athlete for 2024.

MAKAYLA MORIARTY

GOVERNOR’S ACADEMY

This senior sprinter at the Byfield school won the ISL and NEPSAC in both the 400 and 4×100. She was second in the league in the 200, and third in the NEPSAC. She will continue her career at Tufts.

GABRIELLA NUGENT

TABOR

This junior was a strength both as a pitcher, and at the plate. The ISL co-MVP and NEPSAC Honorable Mention, she had a .444 average with nine home runs and 20 RBI. In the circle, she pitched 106 innings and struck out 180 players. She has struck out 270 batters in her career.

COLE OBERG

ROXBURY LATIN

This junior tennis player excelled at both singles and doubles. This season, he went 15-0 in ISL play, with a 19-1 NEPSAC mark. An All-ISL performer, he was the ISL MVP and NEPSAC co-MVP. A repeat Boston Herald All-Scholastic, he has a 55-4 career record.

COLE PERKIN

PINGREE

This 6-5 senior hurler helped his team to a 16-4 record. In 33.2 innings pitched, he posted an ERA of 0.62 with six runs, three earned, 10.8 strikeouts per seven innings, a 4.73 strikeout-to-walk ratio, and a 0.16 opponents batting average. An All-NEPSAC performer, he had a 1.74 career ERA.

SUZANNE POGORELEC

WINSOR

This senior was the No. 1 singles player for her team. The EIL MVP and an all-league player, she was a NEPSAC Class A all-league player. She was 19-0 for both regular and postseason, and led her team to a third straight EIL title. A two-time captain, she never lost a singles match in her scholastic career.

MARIANA SHULMAN

NEWMAN

This senior tennis star was undefeated, the league champion, and league MVP. This was the second consecutive year where she accomplished all three, and hopes to play tennis in college, as well.

SCOTT SLOAN

WHEELER

The senior javelin and shot put thrower was the EIL champion in both events, and the NEPSTA Div. 3 javelin with a meet record throw of 179-2. A two-time All-NEPSAC selection, he also plays soccer.

JOSHUA SMITH

BOSTON TRINITY ACADEMY

This senior pitcher and catcher had an excellent season. A team captain, team MVP, and MBIL MVP, he had a .287 batting average. On the mound, he had 30 strikeouts in 19.2 innings, with a 0.71 ERA. A three-time all-league player, he was the MBIL co-MVP as a junior.

GAVIN WAINWRIGHT

ST. SEBASTIAN’S

Only a freshman, this pitcher and shortstop was ISL MVP and batted .359 with a .490 OBP, 513 slugging, and 1.003 OPS.with 12 runs scored and 52 RBI. On the mound, he went 5-0 with 35 strikeouts, 10 walks, a .172 ERA, and .136 BAA.

CJ WINCHENBAUGH

BELMONT HILL

The senior had a strong season for Belmont Hill. A 6-foot-1, 176-pound player, he went out on top on the links. He graduated cum laude and will continue his career at Georgetown.

DANIEL YAP

BOSTON UNIVERSITY ACADEMY

The league MVP, this senior was a two-year captain and starting outside hitter. He excelled at passing on free balls, serve receive, and hard-driven balls. He was also a leader on the front row, a smart player, and a reliable hitter. He helped the team to its first league championship.

BOSTON INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

VOLLEYBALL

Daniel Yap, Michael Song, Robbie Mulroy (Boston University Academy); Daniel Unzueta, Khoa Pham (CATS Academy); Alejandro d’Arbeloff, Charles Cooper (British International School of Boston); Gaspard Belhadj, Benjamin Bolzan (International School of Boston)

MVP: Daniel Yap

EASTERN INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

BASEBALL

Tairou Komyerov (Concord Academy); William Singer, Ben Diaz (Wheeler School); Mitch Canuel, Noah Jimbo (Portsmouth Abbey School); Tyler Montecalvo, Zack Hawrylciw, Tucker Boys (Berwick Academy); Josh Small (Landmark School); Cooper LeBlanc (Bancroft School); Quinn Moses, Cole Perkin, Daniel Ferris, Drew Mullaney (Pingree School); Harris Hackel, Lorenzo Figueroa (Beaver Country Day School)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Cole Perkin

BOYS LACROSSE

Michael Adelstein, Henry Nathan (Wheeler School); Jude Lucchese, Ketan Gardner (Concord Academy); Bodie Cannata, Max Becker, Sean Stevens, Jack Broderick, Jamie Book (Pingree School); Bruce Taylor, Luca Sanders, Charlie Townsend, Angus Oliveira (Portsmouth Abbey School); Sean Hoey (Landmark School); Tim Brown, Sebastian Goldberg, Finn Ruddy (Beaver Country Day School); Mateo Corcoran, Topher Peracchi, Ebbin Perkins (Berwick Academy); A.J. Parretti (Bancroft School)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Max Becker

GIRLS LACROSSE

Lilly Coward, Dakota Ormiston (Portsmouth Abbey School); Leila Beakes (Berwick Academy); Lynn Lewis, Anna Hutter (Concord Academy); Sadie Martiesian, Ella DiBari, Anna Pizzarello (Wheeler School); Avery Mather, Lily Heald, Brimmer Mather, Maeve O’Reilly (Dana Hall School); Emma McCann, Caitlyn McCarthy (Newton Country Day School); Bella Coughlin (Bancroft School); Kate Perkins, Lucie Condron, Nell Sparks (Winsor School); Lauren Collins, Ashley Smail, Waters Lloyd, Isla Cleveland, Caitlin Cunningham (Pingree School)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sadie Martiesian

SOFTBALL

Sarah Brody, Teia DeGeorge, Lilly Weigold, Sophia Zaphiris (Newton Country Day School); Riley Anderson, El Strom (Beaver Country Day School); Merry Griffin, Zoe Tyrrell (Wheeler School); Antonella Najim (Pingree School); Gwen Castro, Gricelda Castro (Winsor School); Emily Gray (Lexington Christian Academy); Laney Harold, Allison Miller, Gwen Canuel, Kasey Bernat (Portsmouth Abbey School); Julia Tjaden, Sabah Vitale (Dana Hall School); Zoe Sachs (Concord Academy)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sarah Brody

BOYS TENNIS

Luke LeBlond, Kyle Greason, Jack Blundin (Pingree School); Kefan Cui, Marshall Fisher, Birdie Ratana-Ungkool, Jeffrey Bailey, Zachary Miller, Jasper Perlis (Concord Academy); Reid Purdy, Andrew Song, Jason Zhang (Wheeler School); Ryan Ma, Chris Chau (Portsmouth Abbey)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Luke LeBlond

GIRLS TENNIS

Suzanne Pogorelec, Julia Bae, Karina Artemiev, Jiwon Lee, Ila Desai (Winsor); Evin Cosar (Bancroft); Bella No, Ale Cristiani (Portsmouth Abbey School); Kai Feingold (Concord Academy); Allyn Carl, Callie Brady, Helena Crate (Pingree School); Avery Miller, Sophia Huang (Dana Hall School)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Suzanne Pogorelec

BOYS TRACK

Slade Crouse, Gabe Devaney, Malcolm Maboula, Kenyan Musingo (Portsmouth Abbey School); Grace Kalere, Emerson Koch, Tal Richmond, Fraol Nigusse, Axel Bostrom, Ben Bartlett (Concord Academy); Brady Yutkins (Landmark School); Malcolm Barnard (Bancroft School); Scott Sloan, Peter Morocco (Wheeler);

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Gabe Daveny, Scott Sloan

GIRLS TRACK

Autumn Allen, Nora Kiley (Wheeler School); Emma Toohey (Bancroft School); Gracie Zhou, Meg Madison, Tessa Laurans, Tenney Bluman, Gabrielle Peskin (Winsor School); Ashra Odiase, Andi Ferry, Allie Donovan, Clare O’Holleran (Pingree School); Teddy Pollack (Landmark School); Sophia Capone (Portsmouth Abbey School); Ridley Hoyte, Madori Shah (Concord Academy)

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Autumn Allen

GIRLS INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

VOLLEYBALL

Rory Appen Lippard, Lilia Sarram, Allison Banar (British International School of Boston); Ylan Liu, Anais Kim (Boston University Academy); Albane Loeillot, Lou Leclerq (International School of Boston); Nesve Ziyansiz, Lilie Bonito (CATS Academy); Juliana Li (Commonwealth School); Amelia Byrne (Woodward School)

MVP: Ylan Liu

INDEPENDENT GIRLS CONFERENCE

GIRLS LACROSSE

Theresa Bettinelli, Kenzie Cassler, Rachel Dunn, Vivian Krawiecki, Shannon Mahoney (Montrose School); Lia Carr, Kiera Carr, Sydney Karp, Olivia Tatum (Landmark School); Mikaila Bennett, Eliza Loring, Sophia Vaca (Waring  School); Maayan Deener-Chodirker, Livya Tillman (Gann Academy); Sophia Sampaio (Brimmer and May); Savannah Booker (Boston Trinity Academy); Hirut Gibson (Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall)

MVP: Shannon Mahoney

SOFTBALL

Leslie Baker, Abby Coyle, Megan Cloherty, Erin Kampersal (Montrose School); Eva Balboni, Nora Verrengia, Emerson Maury (Boston Trinity Academy); Kaylee Rivera, Meera Gandhi (Brimmer and May); Allie Freedman, Maley Adair (Covenant Christian Academy); Lex Frank (Gann Academy)

MVP: Erin Kampersal

GIRLS TENNIS

Mariana Shulman, Caitin Tyrrell, Diana Lytvyn (Newman School); Emily Tran, Coco Chen (Cambridge School of Weston); Azra Akman (Chapel Hill/Chauncy Hall); Jessica Michael (Gann Academy); Paloma Hassan (Brimmer and May School)

MVP: Mariana Shulman

INDEPENDENT PREP SCHOOLS

BASEBALL: Lukasz Rondeau, Jake Harring, Bradley McCafferty (Austin Prep)

SOFTBALL: Katie Young, Juliana Iannibelli (Austin Prep)

BOYS LACROSSE: Landon Bentley (Austin Prep)

GIRLS LACROSSE: Brooke Brennan (Austin Prep)

BOYS TENNIS: George Chapian (Austin Prep)

GIRLS TENNIS Alexa Schiela (Austin Prep)

GIRLS TRACK: Grace Buser, Gabby DeNardo, Cailin Fennessy, Eliza Martin, Daisy McLaughlin, Ava Sherry, Victoria Tenreiro, Isabella Tomic, Madi Valade (Austin Prep)

BOYS TRACK: Maddox Amadin, Leo Centinaro, August Doetsch, Mario Tomic (Austin Prep)

INDEPENDENT SCHOOL LEAGUE

BASEBALL

Nick Andersen, Nolan Bibbo, Brady Miller (Belmont Hill); Griffin Bucci, Connor Herlihy (Brooks); Corey Aubuchon, Hunter Kingsbury, Christian Oliveira, Tony Silva (Governor’s Academy); Zack Webber (Groton); Daven Allard, Owen Brazee, Laz Giardina, John Paone (Lawrence Academy); Luke Warzynski (Middlesex); Matthew Higgins, Davis Kahn, Jacob McNeil (Milton Academy); Jack Murray (Noble and Greenough); Tyler Karp, Coley Schaefer, Brett Stone (Rivers); James Henshon, Tom Pender (Roxbury Latin); Heuer Erdle (St. George’s); John Hegarty, Oisin Lee (St. Mark’s); Aiden Barclay, Brett Gallo, Gavin Wainwright, Luke Ward (St. Sebastian’s); Richie DiIorio, Chris Klueber, Ben Prince, Carter Wright (Thayer Academy)

MVP: Gavin Wainwright

GOLF

Doran Gibbs, Ryan Hoffman, Aidan Monahan, Joey Monahan, CJ Winchenbaugh (Belmont Hill); Mason Malouf (Brooks); Reese Jensen (Milton Academy); Alan Rose (Noble and Greenough); Alex Ji (St. George’s); Graham Smith, Braden Yeomans (Tabor); Jack McCarthy, Sascha Robinson (Thayer);

MVP: Reese Jensen, C.J. Winchenbaugh

BOYS LACROSSE

Ben DiBattista, Peyton “Finn” Fox, Eli Friedman, Lindan Verville (Belmont Hill); Andrew Almquist, Brock Geraci, Colin Maloney (Governor’s Academy); JP Charpentier, Angus Miller, Matt Scheible (Groton); Owen Crann, Matt Egan, Andrew Matarese, Nick Moore (Middlesex); Silas Hamblett (Milton Academy); Christian Grosso (Noble and Greenough); Greg Canning (Rivers); Hayden Cody, Johnny Price, John Thomas (Roxbury Latin); Ryan Farley, Brendan Keaveney, Chandler McClements, Chris Merageas, Michael Quinn, Cormac Walsh (St. Sebastian’s); Mitch Kavey, Evan O’Neil (Tabor); Gus Beaudry, John Cappadona (Thayer)

MVP: Peyton Fox

GIRLS LACROSSE

Hannah Evens, Lydia Tangney (Brooks); Madeline Egan, Maggie Pond (BB&N); Cece Batchelder, Sophie Harris, Molly Vana (Governor’s Academy); Giulia Colarusso, Maddie Cronan (Groton); Katherine Athanasoulas (Middlesex); Caroline Curtis, Rae Hanlon (Milton Academy); Tori Balser, Maddie MacDonald, Tierney Smink, Macy Sweeny (Noble and Greenough); Avery Del Col, Cece L’Esperance, Kyleigh Rabazzi (Rivers); Eliza Caulkins, Parker Lial (St. George’s); Thais Jackson (St. Mark’s); Ellie Amato, Sadie Styles (Tabor); Elsa Landy, Celia
Benson, Coco Hauck (Thayer)

MVP: Maddie MacDonald

SOFTBALL

Jackie Giordano, Kay LaLiberty, Molly McDowell (Brooks); Gaella de Fontaine, Kate Glantz (BB&N); Addison Jay, Angie Moroz (Governor’s Academy); Preslie Boo (Lawrence Academy); Sophia Crowley, Sadie Patel (Milton Academy); Delaney Benevides, Sophia Hahn, Sophia Levering (Noble and Greenough); Ellie Beigel, Ayla Torres (Rivers); Siena Letendre (St. Mark’s); Bella Nugent (Tabor); Ally Mignosa (Thayer)

MVP: Bella Nugent, Sophia Hahn

BOYS TENNIS

Ernest Lai, Morgan Rich (Belmont Hill); Thomas Brizius (BB&N); Griffin Gura, Michael Lu, Trip Wight (Groton); Lachlan McCaghren, Declan Power (Middlesex); Andre Zhou (Milton Academy); Jack Babka, Rohan Rao (Noble and Greenough); Eric Diop, Cole Oberg (Roxbury Latin)

MVP: Cole Oberg

GIRLS TENNIS

Mia Andreoli (BB&N); Ella Farahnakian, Alicia Guo, Olivia Herr, Caiyu Yang, Lindy Zhang (Groton); Devon Connerly (Milton Academy); Olivia Golhar, Lexie Popeo, Shelley Tang, Sienna Zhao (Noble and Greenough); Katelyn Yang, Jolin Yu (St. Mark’s); Kelly Costello (Thayer Academy)

MVP: Mia Andreoli

BOYS TRACK

Nick Ascione, Scott Black, Blake DaCosta, Josiah Gomes, Marcus Griffin, Sampson Onuoha, Jackson Pagan, Adonai Samuel, Cole Sparks, William Trautz (Belmont Hill); Marcus Harding (BB&N); Salem Hill, Christopher Hovet (Groton); Joey Caspar, Malcolm Clark, Olly Mylon, Orion Saunders, Felix Wetzel (Middlesex); Michael Bradley, Matt Childs, Jayden Crichlow, Jesse Giddings, Gabriel Guerrero, Chase Judge, Kash Kelly, Imran Serifovic, Caden Simmons, John Valerio (Milton Academy); Alex Cheng, Chidubem Chukwu, Timothy Churchill, Grant Cowan, Noah Douglas, Sheehan Pierre-Louis, Chris Xue, Thomas Xue (Noble and Greenough); Keagan Harder (Rivers); Noah Abdur Rahim, Dovany Estimphile, Richard Federico,Ian Herrera, Benji Macharia, Alejandro Rincon (Roxbury Latin); Ben Hebbel (Tabor); Martin Nyagilo, Jack Shepherd, Steven Silvers, Seneca Wallace (Thayer)

MVP: Josiah Gomes, Chase Judge

GIRLS TRACK

Leila Blake, Maddie Gaynor, Avery Hart, Scarlett Hawkins, Caroline Kovacs (BB&N); Jilian Bergrton, Amina Cifric, Lila Graves, Amanda Hanrahan, Maddie Hickey, Makayla Moriarty, Nyla Palmer, Mia Svendsen, Anna Tardiff (Governor’s Academy); Kristen Billings, Alicia Ye (Groton); Nicolette Kay, Kaelyn Powell (Lawrence Academy); Sadie Milett (Middlesex); Esme Campbell, Alyssa Ruiz, Becca White (Milton Academy); Elise Wendlandt (Noble and Greenough); Sarah Adams, Teresa Adams, Claire Chace, Ava Lomberto, Evi Robb, Sofia Wagner (Tabor); Nadia Cassamajor, Sasha Cassamajor, Gretchen Farley, Mary Fideli, Rose Frisoli, Elle Grant, Lauren Grattan, Charlotte Haig, Cassidy Mullin, Ella Sheehan (Thayer)

MVP: Avery Hart, Makayla Moriarty

MASS. BAY INDEPENDENT LEAGUE

BASEBALL

Joshua Smith, Myles Decosimo, Luca Wyatt, Henry Marchionni (Boston Trinity Academy); Marc Zeitels, Noah Smith, Ilan Newman (Gann Academy); Johny Walsh, Harry Hall (Brimmer and May); Adam Pinstein (Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall)

MVP: Joshua Smith

BOYS LACROSSE

Matt Haber, Eitan Leshem, Matan Ganz, Ben Wecker (Gann Academy); Ari Bloom, Sebby Wells, Theo Van Alen (Waring School); Romeo Martinez, Jaylin Johnson (Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall); Quinn Teschke, Cole Thompson (Brimmer and May)

MVP: Jaylin Johnson

BOYS TENNIS

Elan Cohen, Maor Baker, Ari Conviser (Gann Academy); David Sadka, Sam Fisher (Boston University Academy); Aaron McClean (Brimmer and May); Nate Dodge (Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall); Joseph Yi (Boston Trinity Academy); Pharrell Chen (Cambridge School of Weston); Josh Hartman (Newman School)

MVP: Aaron McClean