The Herald’s 2023 football All-Scholastics and league All-Stars:

Jamal Abdal-Khallaq (Walpole)

Nick Araujo (Milford)

Jayden Barber (Dennis-Yarmouth)

Alex Barlow (Duxbury)

Eli Batista (Peabody)

Jackson Belsan (Scituate)

William Bostrom (Norwell)

Vincent Busa (Xaverian)

Nicholas Cappuccio (Winthrop)

Morenel Castro (KIPP)

Willard Claude (Catholic Memorial)

Luke Connolly (Bishop Fenwick)

Kieran Corr (Winchester)

Jake Cullen (Westford Academy)

James Curry (Braintree)

Cole Dillon (Billerica)

Aiden Donovan (Amesbury)

Max Dresens (Wayland)

Drew Eason (Methuen)

Shane Eason (Methuen)

Nathan Ehui (Milton)

Zach Falls (Duxbury)

Bryan Ferreira (Woburn)

Lawson Foley (Scituate)

Tajardo France (Barnstable)

Owen Gasinowski (Danvers)

Corey Grimes (Salem)

James Harris (West Bridgewater)

Henry Hasselbeck (Xaverian)

Brian Hnat (Andover)

Tate Hoffmeister (Needham)

Brandon Jackman (Mansfield)

Sean Judge (Bishop Feehan)

Sean King (King Philip)

Cam LaGrassa (St. John’s Prep)

Guerby Lambert (Catholic Memorial)

Tyler Lennox (Carver)

Tor Maas (Marshfield)

Noah Mackenzie (Walpole)

Matthew Mahoney (Norwood)

Justin Marques (Fairhaven)

Brandon Mazenkas-O’Grady (Foxboro)

John McDonald (Hanover)

Tommy McLeish (King Philip)

Brian McSweeney (Andover)

Mason McSweeney (St. John’s Prep)

Patrick Miller (Milton)

Cam Monteiro (Brockton)

Jonathan Monteiro (Xaverian)

Dan Moore (Billerica)

Lincoln Moore (Foxboro)

Mike O’Connor (Xaverian)

Joseph Poland (Burlington)

Jayden Prophete (Everett)

Graham Roberts (St. John’s Prep)

Ben Scalzi (Hanover)

Brandon Sullivan (Catholic Memorial)

Jack Sullivan (Newburyport)

Sidney Tildsley (Shawsheen)

Davin True (Marshfield)

Brian Vaughan (Lynn Classical)

Joseph Vinci (Westwood)

Aidan Williams (Needham)

Christian Zamor (Everett)

Montavius Zollarcoffer (O’Bryant)

HONORABLE MENTION

Amin Abbassi (Bridgewater-Raynham)

Tyler Adamo (Lynnfield)

Nick Almanzar (Whittier)

Mitch Amedee (Xaverian)

Ben Angelini (Foxboro)

Liam Appleton (Cohasset)

Marques Avery (St. John’s Prep)

Thomas Brown (Chelmsford)

Mehki Bryan (Hanover)

Matt Callahan (St. John’s Prep)

Devin Carreiro (Haverhill)

Greg Celestin (Xaverian)

Ryan Conley (Lowell)

Connor Curtis (Mansfield)

Luke Danson (King Philip)

Jordan DePina (Rockland)

Dasha Domercant (Bellingham)

Quinn Hardisty (Lynnfield)

Jackson Hart (Dartmouth)

Harrison Hinckle (Milton)

Alex Jackson (Peabody)

Jack Johnson (Duxbury)

Brody Joly (Apponequet)

Peyton Kellett (Dennis-Yarmouth)

Aiden Kundel (Barnstable)

Damian Lackland (Everett)

Drew Laplante (King Philip)

Ajay Lopes (Wareham)

Vinny Mancini (Hanover)

Caiden Montas (Blue Hills)

John Nasky (Lynn Classical)

Matt O’Donnell (Cardinal Spellman)

Jaxson Pereira (Central Catholic)

Robbie Peterson (Carver)

Denzil Pierre (Xaverian)

A.J. Pinet (Dedham)

Marshall Rice (BC High)

Ronan Sammon (Milton)

Will St. Pierre (Hingham)

Presley Titus (Central Catholic)

Zach Wolinski (North Andover)

JAMAL ABDAL-KHALLAQ

WALPOLE

The 6-foot, 200-pound wide receiver and defensive back caught 61 passes for 1,202 yards and 16 touchdowns. He had two kickoff return touchdowns, an interception return for a score, and 780 combined kick and punt return yards.

NICHOLAS ARAUJO

MILFORD

A versatile performer at kicker, linebacker, and running back, the 6-foot, 220-pounder rushed for 1,151 yards and 15 touchdowns on 161 carries. He had five field goals, with a long of 45 yards, and was the Hockomock League MVP.

JAYDEN BARBER

DENNIS-YARMOUTH

The 6-1, 160-pound QB completed 186-of-301 passes (61.8 percent) for 2,823 yards and 32 touchdowns. He also rushed for 610 yards and six touchdowns on 105 carries.

ALEX BARLOW

DUXBURY

A star on the D4 state champions at both running back and linebacker rushed for 1,537 yards and 22 touchdowns on 183 carries. On defense, he made 79 tackles, six sacks, 11 tackles for loss, and an interception. In the Super Bowl win over Scituate, Barlow rushed for 275 yards and five touchdowns.

ELI BATISTA

PEABODY

The wide receiver and defensive back was MVP of the football team, setting the receptions, yards, and receiving touchdowns record for the Tanners. He recently committed to play college football at Bentley.

JACKSON BELSAN

SCITUATE

The  6-foot-2, 175-pound QB led his team to the Div. 4 state championship game. He threw for 2,765 yards, and had 33 total touchdowns, including three rushing. The 2022 Thanksgiving Day Game MVP, Belsan has thrown for 45 touchdowns and 4,068 yards in his career.

WILLIAM BOSTROM

NORWELL

At 5-foot-10, 175 pounds, Bostrom was an impact player at both running back and outside linebacker. A junior, he compiled 1,450 yards and 11 touchdowns. A South Shore League All-Star, he has for his career 2,500 yards, and 20 touchdowns.

VINCENT BUSA

XAVERIAN

One of the top defensive players on the Div. 1 state champions, this 5-foot-11, 195-pounder excelled at both linebacker and defensive back. This season, he made 59 tackles, 35 solo, 24 assisted, three sacks, and 12 tackles for loss. He also had two interceptions, one returned for a touchdown.

NICHOLAS CAPPUCCIO

WINTHROP

This 5-foot-11, 170-pound running back and strong safety is one of the top juniors in the state. This past season, Cappuccio rushed for 982 yards and 15 touchdowns on 120 carries, and caught 21 passes for 384 yards and four touchdowns.

MORENEL CASTRO

KIPP

A speedy wide receiver and defensive back, this 5-11-foot, 180-pounder set a school record with 83 receptions for 1,070 receiving yards to go along with 450 rushing yards. His 26 total touchdowns is also a KIPP record.

WILLARD CLAUDE

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

A 6-foot-1, 205-pounder, this linebacker was one of the top defensive players in the state. He made 12 tackles per game, and made 14 sacks for the year. A two-time Div. 2 state champ and three-time Catholic Conference champ, he is undecided for college.

LUKE CONNOLLY

BISHOP FENWICK

A 5-foot-10, 180-pound senior slot receiver, running back, and strong safety Connolly is a football, wrestling, and lacrosse captain. For the season, he had over 2,000 all-purpose yards, 18 touchdowns, 121 tackles, and six interceptions.

KIERAN CORR

WINCHESTER

One of the top kickers in the country, this 6-foot-3, 175-pounder made 13-of-18 field goals this season, the longest being a 53-yarder. Corr was also perfect on his 19 extra point attempts, He will continue his career at Harvard.

JAKE CULLEN

WESTFORD ACADEMY

A 6-foot-2, 195-pound quarterback, Cullen threw for 1,710 yards and 19 touchdowns, and rushed for 980 yards and eight touchdowns en route to being named the Dual County League MVP. Cullen also pitches and plays outfield for the baseball team.

JAMES CURRY

BRAINTREE

A 6-foot-1, 225-pound running back and linebacker, this junior set school records with 1,750 yards rushing and 23 touchdowns. He also had a season-high 288 rushing yards in one game.

COLE DILLON

BILLERICA

This 6-foot-3, 225-pound senior had a tremendous season as both a defensive end and tight end. He had 50 tackles, 27 solo, 23 assisted and six sacks. For his career, he made 105 tackles, 51 solo, 54 assisted, 12 sacks, 18 TFL, a safety, forced fumble and four fumble recoveries.

AIDEN DONOVAN

AMESBURY

A 6-foot-1, 252-pound middle linebacker, guard, long snapper, and kicker, Donovan led his team to the Div. 7 state title game. On defense, he made 93 tackles, five TFL, two pass breakups, an interception, 2 forced fumbles, and a defensive touchdown. The Cape Ann League Most Valuable Player was part of an offensive line that rushed for 3,567 yards.

MAX DRESENS

WAYLAND

A 6-foot-1, 210-pound running back and linebacker, this junior rushed for 1,762 yards and 22 touchdowns on 175 carries (10.07 average). He also made an impact on defense with 93 tackles on the year. He runs spring track and field.

DREW EASON

METHUEN

This 6-foot-2, 205-pound quarterback was a starter for the last three years. This season, the Stonehill-bound Eason passed for 2,393 yards, 24 touchdowns, and completed 70 percent of his passes. For his career, Eason finished with 6,636 passing yards and 63 touchdowns.

SHANE EASON

METHUEN

One of the top running backs in the state, the 5-foot-11, 180-pound junior had 82 carries for 544 yards and nine rushing touchdowns. He had 36 receptions for 805 yards and six receiving touchdowns. He also returned a kick for a touchdown.

NATHAN EHUI

MILTON

The 6-foot-2, 185-pound running back and defensive back for the Div. 3 state champions rushed for 1,013 yards and five touchdowns on 172 carries. He also caught 23 passes for 269 yards and two touchdowns. On defense, he made an interception, forced a fumble and had a fumble recovery.

ZACH FALLS

DUXBURY

This 6-foot-4, 195-pound wide receiver for the Div. 4 state champions was a Patriot League All-Star who caught 36 passes for 830 yards and 13 touchdowns. A high honor roll student, he also plays lacrosse and basketball.

BRYAN FERREIRA

WOBURN

The senior, a 5-foot-9, 185-pound running back and linebacker, rushed for 1,741 yards and 26 touchdowns this season and was the Middlesex League Liberty MVP. For his career, he rushed for 4,820 yards and 61 touchdowns.

LAWSON FOLEY

SCITUATE

A 6-foot-3, 200-pound wide receiver, tight end, and defensive back separated himself as one of the top juniors in the state this season. This season, he had 48 receptions for 867 yards and 11 touchdowns. On defense, he made 56 tackles, 46 solo, and two interceptions.

TAJARDO FRANCE

BARNSTABLE

One of the top playmakers in the state as a slot receiver, safety, and return man, this 5-foot-11, 175-pound senior rushed for 772 yards and had 324 receiving yards with 20 touchdowns. He had 1,680 rushing yards and 810 receiving, with 33 touchdowns and two interception returns for a touchdown, in his career.

OWEN GASINOWSKI

DANVERS

This 6-foot, 190-pound senior was Northeastern Conference Player of the Year after rushing for 1,076 yards and 14 touchdowns on 228 carries. He also led the team in receptions with 33 for 419 yards and four touchdowns. For his career, he had 2,396 yards and 27 touchdowns to go along with 1,259 receiving yards and 16 touchdowns.

COREY GRIMES

SALEM

The 6-foot-3, 236-pound senior quarterback and outside linebacker threw for over 2,000 yards and 28 total touchdowns. He had the most passing yards in a single season in school history.

JAMES HARRIS

WEST BRIDGEWATER

The 6-foot, 180-pound quarterback and captain compiled 27 touchdowns, with 1,245 rushing yards at 10.4 yards per carry. He had 590 passing yards. For his career, he had 47 total touchdowns and 2,249 rushing yards.

HENRY HASSELBECK

XAVERIAN

The Catholic Conference MVP, the 6-foot-3, 175-pound quarterback led the Hawks to the Div. 1 state title. He completed 120-of-183 passes for 1,349 yards and 19 touchdowns while rushing for 735 yards and 11 touchdowns on 76 carries. He will continue his football career at UCLA.

BRIAN HNAT

ANDOVER

A towering presence for the Golden Warriors at 6-foot-5 and 210 pounds, Hnat competed at wide receiver, tight end, and defensive back. He caught 40 passes for 619 yards and 12 touchdowns. He made 58 tackles for seven interceptions, including a pick-six.

TATE HOFFMEISTER

NEEDHAM

This 5-foot-9, 190-pound senior running back led the way as Needham made it to the Div.1 state semifinals. The Bay State Conference MVP, he compiled 1,867 yards and 24 touchdowns on 281 carries. For his career, he rushed for 3,133 yards and 35 touchdowns. He will play his college football at Trinity.

BRANDON JACKMAN

MANSFIELD

The 6-foot-2, 180-pound wide receiver, running back, and free safety had a terrific senior season for the Hornets. He had 41 receptions for 742 yards (18.1 average) and eight touchdowns. He also had touchdowns rushing and on a kickoff return.

SEAN JUDGE

BISHOP FEEHAN

A 6-foot-4, 210-pound defensive end, tight end, and long snapper, this senior was the unanimous Catholic Central Large MVP. He had 61 tackles, 4.5 sacks, four interceptions, two touchdowns, 11 quarterback pressures, three forced fumbles and 13 tackles for loss.

SEAN KING

KING PHILIP

A 6-foot-2, 295-pound left guard and nose tackle, the Div. 2 state champion Warriors had one of the best lines in the state, and King was a major reason why. He helped pave the way for a dominant rushing attack, and had 31 tackles, 11 for loss, and four sacks.

CAM LAGRASSA

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The top running back on the Div. 1 state finalists, the 6-foot, 195-pounder rushed for 1,242 yards and 12 touchdowns. A Catholic Conference All-Star in both football and baseball, he is committed to Brown to play baseball.

GUERBY LAMBERT

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

A 6-foot-6, 280-pound offensive tackle, this Notre Dame-bound senior was the highest-rated recruit in Massachusetts in this class, according to 247sports.com. A strong and athletic lineman, Lambert won the Notre Dame Book Award and medal for character.

TYLER LENNOX

CARVER

The MVP of the South Shore League, the 6-foot, 180-pound senior quarterback led Carver to the Div. 8 state title game. Lennox completed 70 percent of his passes for 2,817 yards and 38 touchdowns. He also rushed for six touchdowns with over 3,000 all-purpose yards.

TOR MAAS

MARSHFIELD

A big, junior quarterback at 6-foot-4 and 210 pounds, Maas led the Rams to the Div. 2 state title game. For the season, he passed for 2,259 yards and 20 touchdowns. He also rushed for 642 yards and eight touchdowns. A National Honor Society student, he also plays baseball.

NOAH MACKENZIE

WALPOLE

The 6-foot-4, 185-pound junior quarterback had an outstanding season for the Timberwolves, who made it to the Div. 3 state title game. In his first year as a starter, Mackenzie completed 160-of-273 passes for 3,013 yards and 30 touchdowns.

MATTHEW MAHONEY

NORWOOD

A 5-foot-10, 175-pound quarterback and safety, the Tri-Valley League MVP completed 80-of-131 passes for 1,260 yards and 10 touchdowns. He also rushed for 912 yards and 11 touchdowns. On defense, he made 37 tackles with six interceptions and two forced fumbles.

JUSTIN MARQUES

FAIRHAVEN

This junior running back rushed for 1,863 yards and 38 touchdowns on 296 carries for the Div. 6 state champions. He also had seven receptions for 90 yards and two touchdowns. He holds the school record for touchdowns with 68 through three seasons to go along with 3,607 rushing yards.

BRANDON MAZENKAS-O’GRADY

FOXBORO

A 6-foot-3, 210-pound defensive end and tight end, he helped lead the Warriors to a Div. 5 state title this season. He had 51 tackles, 18 for loss, 11 sacks, five blocked kicks, and five defensive touchdowns. For his career, he finished with 210 tackles, 50 for loss, and 28 sacks.

JOHN McDONALD

HANOVER

A 5-foot-11, 175-pound wide receiver, safety, and kicker for the Div. 5 state finalists, he caught 59 passes this season for 966 yards, and 13 touchdowns. He had 1,006 all-purpose yards, and 16 total touchdowns. On defense, he made 30 tackles, four for loss, and three interceptions.

TOMMY McLEISH

KING PHILIP

This 6-foot-4, 195-pound quarterback led King Philip to a Div. 2 state championship. A senior, he completed 85-of-139 passes (62 percent) for 20 touchdowns and just three interceptions. A three-sport star, McLeish is a captain of both the baseball and basketball teams at King Philip.

BRIAN McSWEENEY

ANDOVER

The 6-foot-1, 205-pound middle linebacker led the Andover defense as a senior captain. The Merrimack Valley Conference Defensive MVP set a team record with 131 tackles. For his career, McSweeney had 315 tackles, also a team record. He will play his college football at Bentley.

MASON McSWEENEY

ST. JOHN’S PREP

A 6-foot-2, 232-pound senior defensive end, outside linebacker and tight end, the Holy Cross-bound McSweeney finished with 15 sacks, three touchdowns, 18 tackles for loss, and 39 tackles. For his career, he had 24 sacks, four touchdowns, 26 tackles for loss and 77 tackles.

PATRICK MILLER

MILTON

A first-year starter at quarterback, the 6-foot-2, 170-pound senior completed 183 passes for 2,665 yards, with 36 total touchdowns, including 33 passing and three rushing. A three-year letterman in football, he was a cornerback before moving to quarterback.

CAM MONTEIRO

BROCKTON

One of the most highly-recruited players in the state, the wide receiver and defensive back caught 26 passes for 451 yards and four touchdowns. He rushed for 186 yards and made 13 solo tackles. Monteiro will play his college football at Pittsburgh.

JONATHAN MONTEIRO

XAVERIAN

The 6-foot-3, 185-pound senior wide receiver, cornerback, and return man had 740 receiving yards on 52 catches with 10 touchdowns this season. A three-time Catholic Conference All-Star, the Liberty-bound Monteiro finished with 2,008 career receiving yards and 35 touchdowns on 117 catches.

DAN MOORE

BILLERICA

A 6-foot-3, 280-pound junior offensive and defensive tackle, Moore was one of the top linemen in the state. A first-team MVC All-Conference selection, he had 45 pancake blocks and zero sacks allowed this season. A high honor roll student, he competes in winter and spring track.

LINCOLN MOORE

FOXBORO

A standout linebacker, fullback, and tight end for the Div. 5 state champions, this 6-foot-2, 220-pounder made 105 tackles, 12 for loss, three interceptions, and five touchdowns (one defensive) on his way to the Hockomock League Davenport MVP.

MIKE O’CONNOR

XAVERIAN

The 6-foot-1, 195-pound safety and running back made an impact on both sides of the ball for the Div. 1 state champs. He had 950 yards and eight rushing touchdowns on 132 carries along with 10 receptions for 160 yards and a score. He made 64 tackles, 40 solo, four for loss.

JOSEPH POLLAND

BURLINGTON

The 5-foot-11, 190-pound running back and middle linebacker had a tremendous senior year for the Red Devils. He rushed for 1,594 yards and 20 touchdowns on 192 carries. He also had 21 receptions for 234 yards. On defense, he made 135 tackles and four sacks.

JAYDEN PROPHETE

EVERETT

This 5-foot-9, 165-pounder found a number of different ways to impact the game for the Crimson Tide. He caught 36 passes for 570 yards and five touchdowns, threw two touchdowns, returned a punt for a score, and 49 tackles and four interceptions.

GRAHAM ROBERTS

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The 6-foot-3, 285-pound right tackle had a great junior season and helped lead a ground attack that was dominant as the Eagles earned a spot in the Div. 1 state title game and a share of the Catholic Conference championship.

BEN SCALZI

HANOVER

A 6-foot-3, 205-pound senior quarterback, Scalzi helped lead the Hawks to the Div. 5 state title game. He completed 67 percent of his passes this season for 2,628 yards and 39 touchdowns. For his career, he threw for 5,728 yards and 70 touchdowns.

BRANDON SULLIVAN

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

One of the top offensive linemen in the state, this 6-foot-2, 295-pound guard was a strong and athletic mauler for John DiBiaso’s team. A two-time Catholic Conference All-Star, he anchored an offensive line that rushed for over 2,500 yards. He will play his college football at Harvard.

JACK SULLIVAN

NEWBURYPORT

The 5-foot-11, 185-pound running back and linebacker did it all in his senior season for the Clippers. He rushed for 1,210 yards and 15 touchdowns on 110 attempts. He had 16 receptions for 183 yards and four touchdowns. He also competes in baseball and hockey.

SIDNEY TILDSLEY

SHAWSHEEN

The MVP of the Commonwealth Athletic Conference, the junior quarterback passed for 1,311 yards and 18 touchdowns this season. He also rushed for 506 yards and 11 touchdowns. For his career, he has passed for 4,036 yards and 53 touchdowns, and rushed for 1,532 yards and 30 touchdowns. He is also a two-time New England wrestling champion.

DAVIN TRUE

MARSHFIELD

The 5-foot-8, 170-pound junior running back was a key piece in his team’s run to the Div. 2 state title game. For the season, he carried the ball 212 times for 1,344 yards and 24 touchdowns. He set the school record for carries in a game and carries in a season.

BRIAN VAUGHAN

LYNN CLASSICAL

This senior quarterback led the way for the Rams this season he completed 161-of-238 passes for 2,204 yards and 24 touchdowns. He ran the ball for 358 yards and six touchdowns. He set school records for career passing yards (4,252) and career passing touchdowns (44).

JOSEPH VINCI

WESTWOOD

A 6-foot-4, 230-pound long snapper, offensive lineman, and defensive end, Vinci earned Tri-Valley League Lineman of the Year honors. A captain, he made 46 tackles, two for loss, four sacks, and two forced fumbles. One of the top long snappers in the country, VInci will continue his career at Notre Dame.

AIDAN WILLIAMS

NEEDHAM

This 6-foot-2, 210-pound junior stood out at linebacker and running back for a Needham team which made it to the Div. 1 state semifinals. He made 58 tackles, nine for loss, eight sacks, 21 quarterback pressures, two pass breakups, and three forced fumbles. He rushed for 500 yards, and scored six touchdowns.

CHRISTIAN ZAMOR

EVERETT

The Greater Boston League MVP, the 6-foot-1, 195 pound linebacker/safety and wide receiver was a versatile and dangerous weapon for the Crimson Tide. For the season, Zamor had 16 touchdowns, 67 tackles, four interceptions (one returned for a TD), recorded three sacks, 15 tackles for loss, and two fumble recoveries.

MONTAVIUS ZOLLARCOFFER

O’BRYANT

The 5-foot-8, 140-pound running back, safety, wide receiver, and special teams player rushed for 1,046 yards and 15 touchdowns. He also had 285 receiving yards and four touchdowns. He had 251 return yards and a touchdown. He returned three of his four interceptions for touchdowns.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

CAREY: Josh Karp, Will Finklea, Darin Grant, Andrew Bamberg (Brookline); Matheus Silva, Ben Lincoln, Andrew Lima, Caiden Whitey, Angel Colon, Henry Goldburg (Framingham); Teddy Ferrucci, Sam Hubbard, Arnold Kawere, Ben Chandler, Jack Showstead, Simon Pedrelli, Mike Whelan (Natick); Nate Day, Ajani Gordon, DJ Harvey, Nate Walsh, Scott Caissie (Newton North); Robby Broggi, Max Poirier, Andyce Greer, Henry Redgate, Teddy Griswold, Darren Jimenez (Wellesley)

MVP: Max Poirier

HERGET: James Curry, Joe Pendergast, Dave Pressman, Sam Garrity, Matt Marmai (Braintree); Ferris Collins, Patrick Miller, Josh Ricciardi, Ronan Sammon, Ben Caledonia, Mudia Odion-Ukpebor (Milton); Tate Hoffmeister, Aidan Williams, Charlie Simeone, Ben Schreiber, Jake Reiser, Joe Kajunski (Needham); Jamal Abdal-Khallaq, Noah Mackenzie, Anthony Chamoun, Matt Reynard, Logan Keyes, Brendan Kearns (Walpole); Dante Tordiglione, Cam Aieta, Christian Pike, Naheem Ridore, Brendan Farrow (Weymouth)

MVP: Tate Hoffmeister, Jamal Abdal-Khallaq

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

Andy Ambroise, Quentyn Dulin, Jullien Duarte, Preston Callender-Jones, Jermaury Moore, Dontay Guilis Rayne, Savier Sanchez (Brighton); Sebastian Guity, Shemar Guity, Jayden Sailsman (Excel/Burke); Jakih Sanders, Chris Testa, Anthony Wilkes (East Boston); Jermiah Ancrum, Alias Edriss, Ajhani Graham, Jomani Rivera (English/New Mission); Sa’id Cardoso, Tim Lewis, Jack Shapiro (Latin Academy); Isaiah Apperwhite, Amari Brissett, Keyson Wright, Montavius Zollarcoffer (J.D. O’Bryant); Melvin Crump, John Delices, Armyi Hardy (Tech Boston)

CAPE AND ISLANDS

ATLANTIC DIVISION: Tajardo France, Aiden Kundel, Chevy Shakespeare, Eric Lovell, Mauricio Duran, Kurt Campbell, Harry Ells, Brandon Silva, Andrew Lovell Andrew (Barnstable); Jayden Barber, Aidan Gillespie, Peyton Kellett, Jayden Wetherbee, Jacob Bohlin, Walter Mayo (Dennis-Yarmouth); Collin Govoni, Evan Hauptmann (Falmouth); Isaiah Robinson, Kieran Handville, Logan Daniels-Julien Logan, Peter Silvernail, Owen White (Nauset)

MVP: Tajardo France, Jayden Barber

LIGHTHOUSE DIVISION: Aiden Connelly, Guilherme Oliveira, Antori Green, Peyton Tabares (Martha’s Vineyard); Sean Needham, Quinn Connors, Dillon Chapman, Jack McCarty, Jake Giorgio (Monomoy); Arann Hanlon, Owen Sullivan Owen (Nantucket); Daniel Cordeiro, John Rush, Maki Gordon, Owen Enright, Jack Kalkus (St. John Paul

MVP: Daniel Cordeiro

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

BAKER DIVISION: Quinn Hardisty, Alex Baldini, Kyle Schmitz, Tyler Adamo, Joseph Cucciniello (Lynnfield); Aiden Donovan, Will Arsenault, Michael Sanchez, Max Sanchez (Amesbury); Chris Collins, Henry Stinson, Cooper Soolman (Hamilton-Wenham); Luke Wile, Will Gromko (Ipswich)

MVP: Aiden Donovan

KINNEY DIVISION: Jack Sherman, Jack Sullivan, Angus Webster, Logan Jones, Sean Miles (Newburyport); Kevin Reiter, Manny Gasca, Luke Zavaski, Caleb Meisner (Pentucket/Georgetown); Brandon Eng, Otto Indelicato, James Fodera (North Reading); Jayden Torres, Liam Londergan (Triton); Elijah Copeland, Brodie Callahan (Essex Tech)

MVP: Jack Sullivan

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Sean Judge, Shane Evans, Brett McCaffrey, Sean Hickey, Austin Clemente, Tommy Carnes, David Quinn (Bishop Feehan); Chris Marks, Alef Potter, Nick Marks, Tyler Guy, Maxwell Parent (St. Mary’s); Luke Connolly, Anthony Nichols, Kurtis Bruch (Bishop Fenwick); Treyvon Fields, Andrew Hedgepeth, Joshua Boyle-Collins (Cathedral/Cristo Rey); Matt O’Donnell, Jay Comeau, Mauricio Gaytan (Cardinal Spellman); Taki Sakellaropoulos, Ryan Oliveira, Eli Ikkela, Keegan Plant (Bishop Stang); Shane Wright, Joe Schwartz (Archbishop Williams); Chad Harris (Arlington Catholic)

MVP: Sean Judge

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Mason McSweeney, Marquese Avery, Matt Callahan, Cam LaGrassa, John Droggitis, Graham Roberts, Gael Garcia (St. John’s Prep); Henry Hasselbeck, Jon Monteiro, Andrew Dufault, Mike O’Connor, Greg Celestin, Vincent Busa, Caleb Brown (Xaverian); Guerby Lambert, Brandon Sullivan, James Mullin, Will Claude, Colin Murphy, Thomas Kuefler, Lasean Sharpe (Catholic Memorial); Jacob Bierenbroodenspot, Marshall Rice, Thomas Kubera, Carter Carroll (BC High); Logan Mercer, Ron Burton (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Jadian Williams (Malden Catholic)

MVP: Henry Hasselbeck

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

UPPER: Ryan Copson, Richard Elliott, Austin Malandain, Caleb Caceres, Damian Ortiz, Zach Rogers, Cullen Walsh, Sidney Tildsley, James Tildsley (Shawsheen); Chris Zullo, Aidan Jones, Devin Nieves, Jackson O’Soro, Dylan Hovermale, Mateus Pereira (Northeast); Isiah Suero, Jordan Urena, Michael Mejia-Pena, Aiden Fumero, Gustavo Varela (Greater Lawrence); Aviren Chitpaseuth, Mauser Sencion, Jonathan Githitu (Greater Lowell)

MVP: Sidney Tildsley

LOWER: William King, Nick Almanzar, Eric Talley, Anderson Pineda, Anthony Midolo, Tom Knight (Whittier); Morenel Castro, Jovan Machado, Chanel Gutierrez, Joseph Beato, Andrew Gonzalez, Jose Echavarria (KIPP); Anthony Panetta, Shaun Driscoll, Andrew Ferreira, Oliver Storlazzi, Kamari Litalien (Nashoba Tech); Cesar Reyes, Ethan Prum, Joshua Louis, Alvaro Ossambo, Tahrynce Thompson (Lynn Tech); Stephen Martin, Quinn Brady, Cian Brennock, Zach Hurd (Manchester-Essex); Aidan Virella, Zack Gosselin, Divine Burroughs (Lowell Catholic)

MVP: Morenel Castro

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

ALL-LEAGUE: Anthony Sturnolio (Acton-Boxboro); Dylan Lykins, Shamus Miller (Bedford); Eric Power (Boston Latin); Jack Fede, Tenzin Kalsang, Jhamir Mercedat, Merhawi Hadgu (Cambridge Rindge & Latin); Ryan Demayo, Will Hoover (Concord-Carlisle); Peter Abair, Jake Haarde, Henry Lowery, Cooper Tarantino (Lincoln-Sudbury); Paxton Boyd (Newton South); Wes O’Connor (Waltham); Dyland Aufman, Owen Finnegan, Max Dresens, Mekhi Walker (Wayland); Alex Wilson, Jake Cullen (Westford Academy)

ALL-STARS: Aiden Mahoney, Jack Roche (Acton-Boxboro); Chase Brazee, Ricardo LaBoy (Bedford); Preston Musoke, Harry White (Boston Latin); Dante Howard, Jordel Sanchez, Evan Tang (Cambridge Rindge & Latin); Ryan Fivek,

Aengus Wilson (Concord-Carlisle); Rayhan Nsereko, Calvin Pendergast, Logan Umbach (Lincoln-Sudbury); Graham Tonkonogy, Timmy Trotman (Newton South); Joey Agostino (Waltham); John Chausse, Ben Hines, Jake Kennedy (Wayland); Jonah Backer (Weston); Jessie Moran, Evan Pastors (Westford Academy)

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Jake Cullen, Max Dresens, Merhawi Hadgu

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Christian Zamor, Aidan Duclos, Jayden Prophete, Pedro Rodrigues, Dom Papa, Damien Lackland, Shane MacKenzie (Everett); Robert Faessler, Kymani Phipps, John Nasky, Brian Vaughan, Geovanni Pena (Lynn Classical); Justin Marino, Luiz Barbosa, Stevens Exateur (Medford); Jerrell Calixte, Earl Fevrier (Malden); Jordan Hernandez, Zamari Omosef (Lynn English); Walter Rodriguez, Mehdi Bellemsiel (Revere); Jeremiah Elie (Somerville); Segendi Michael (Chelsea)

MVP: Brian Vaughan Jr., Christian Zamor

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

DAVENPORT: Owen Lane, Effrim Gnepo (Canton); Brandon Jackman, Nolan Bordieri, Connor Curtis, Logan Pereira, Aidan Gleavy, Colin Gill (Mansfield); Jacob McLoughlin (Sharon); Ben Angelini, Shane Henri, Nate Urman, Tony Sulham, Lincoln Moore, Brandon Mazenkas-O’Grady (Foxboro); Jarred Daughtry. Liam Pearl, Devon Rossi Benson (Stoughton)

MVP: Lincoln Moore

KELLEY REX: Luke Danson, Sean King, Aiden Astorino, Tony Dew, Tommy McLeish, Andrew LaPlante, Danny Silveira (King Philip); Keith Lee, Andrew Rivera, Nick Araujo (Milford); Bryan Joanis, Jose Touron, Ryan Keenan (Taunton); Ryan Bannon, Chris Hanewich (North Attleboro); Adrian Rivera (Attleboro)

MVP: Nick Araujo

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Caiden Montas, Aidan Landers, James Bennett, Matt Begin, Hennik Hafenrichter. Kyle Trainor (Blue Hills); Ryan Donovan, Jacob Bettencourt, Tommy Thayer (Bristol-Plymouth); Kaidyn Dias, Sam Perry, Paul Hart (Diman); Joey Tully, Chance Moya, Leo Mendes, Owen Tripp, Mehki Gibson (Southeastern); Dylan Sullivan, Declan Walker, Keegan Walker, Shawn Gerety, Alden Welch-Tyree, Owen Maag (Tri-County)

MVP: Caiden Montas

SMALL: Rovens Jean-Baptiste, Aidam Choukri (Cape Cod Tech); Jordan Cioffi, Nicholas Lounge, Chuck Luarasi, Cameron Campbell, Thomas Irby (Holbrook/Avon); Stu Burnham, Shawn Markham, Ryan Letendre, Colin Monahan, Max Finney, Tommy Fulton (Old Colony); Todd Egan, Eric Anzivino, DJ DeCoste, Tyler Kline, Lucas Salvucci (South Shore); Ajay Lopes, Will Halloran, Jayce Travers, Christopher Davis, Ty-Rell Pires (Wareham); Dominic James, Jesse Gomes (Upper Cape)
MVP: Ajay Lopes

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

LIBERTY: Adrian Gurung, Casey Regan, Bryce Hubbard, Jayden Arno, Brian Logan, Austin Lassiter, Harrison Carlson, Ryan Halloran, Zack Zadem (Belmont); Bryan Ferreira, Ryan Pacini, Dante Dellagrotte, Marc Cutone, Caden Davis, Jalen Merlain, Thomas Kineavy, Ryan Lush, Evan Kolodko (Woburn); Kieran Corr, Ryan Azzara, George Nelson, Bryan Harrison, Joe Guida, Alex Mills, Jake Tempesta, Jack Centurelli, Dillon Keough (Winchester); Josh Robichaud (Reading); Will Everett, James Moehring (Lexington); Kayden Mills, Brady Bekkenhuis, Jake Kerble, Henry Tassmer (Arlington)

MVP: Bryan Ferreira

FREEDOM: Wyattt Romanowski, Sam Sereda, Ty Baker, Matt Tran, Mason Morris, Ben Bruno, Kevin Gilmartin, Sean Kilty (Stoneham); Conor Brophy, Marco Albanese, Benn Casey, Nick Hitchman, Sam Madden, Keegan Malone, Nico Chiulli, Will Ryan (Melrose); Joe Poland, Charlie Andriolo, Charlie Hanafin, Ryan Brooks, Anthony Guerrior, Tyler Vadnais (Burlington); Mark Letchford, Joe LaMonica, Declan O’Callahan, Steve Woish, Bryce Vaughan, Matt Beaver (Wakefield); Michael Lawler, Ali Aboukal, Nick Lascone, Christian Febbo, Dempsey Murphy (Wilmington); Asa Logan, Anthony Shorter (Watertown)

MVP: Joe Poland

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE DEFENSE: Matt Reardon, Alessio Marccocio, Donovan Cassidy, George Galuris (Winthrop); Shane Field, Albert Pujols (Salem); Braden Faiella, Dylan Clark (Saugus); Jimmy Festa, Alex Jackson, Donald Cavanaugh (Peabody); Jayden Toppan (Gloucester); Jack Consedine (Beverly); Chris DeWitt, Greg Motomy, Brooks Keefe (Marblehead); Holden Riddell, Liam Keaney (Swampscott); Robbie Engel, Jack Fabiano, Lucas Magnifico (Masconomet); Logan Metivier, Greysun Jackson, Kevin Burke (Danvers)

ALL-CONFERENCE OFFENSE: Nick Cappuccio, Robert Rich, Ryan Harris (Winthrop); Corey Grimes, Devante Ozuna, Quinn Rocco Ryan, Alfred Ferrioli (Salem); Tommy DeSimone, Isaiah Rodriguez (Saugus); Eli Batista, Alex Silva (Peabody); John Gucciardi (Gloucester); Danny Conant (Beverly); Jake Scogland, Andy Palmer, Christian Pacheco, Scott Campbell, Ryan Commoss (Marblehead); Jack Hazell, Sam Nadworny (Swampscott); Nathaniel Cantalupo (Masconomet); Adam Guzofski, Owen Gasinowski, Travis Voisine, Noah Wade (Danvers)

MVP: Owen Gasinowski

PATRIOT LEAGUE

KEENAN: Alex Barlow, Trevor Jones, Jack Johnson, Sam Wien, Zach Falls, Brent Watts (Duxbury); Nick Cupples, Tor Maas, Davin True, Charlie Carroll, Gio Joseph, Jake Ekstrom (Marshfied); Will St. Pierre, Pat Ryan, Matt Kelley, Gunnar Corey (Hingham); Dayton Costa, Killian Murphy, Shamus Whiting (Plymouth North); Cam Betramini, Johnny Walker (Whitman-Hanson); Michael Krevosky, Braden Gilligan (Silver Lake)

MVP: Will St. Pierre

FISHER: Ben Scalzi, John McDonald, Mehki Bryan, Vinny Mancini, John Regan, Aidan Boutin (Hanover); Jackson Belsan, Colton Dowiving, Lawson Foley, Charlie Hartwell, Will Robinson (Scituate); Justin LaChance, Gavin Schultz, Ian Wernik, Stephen Kirchorfer, Dillon Volkringer (Plymouth South); Mike Galligan, Michael Phinney, Will Conley (North Quincy); Kevin Gray, Gabe Rodriques (Quincy); Cole Griffin, Will Johnson (Pembroke)

MVP: Ben Scalzi

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Brody Joly, Caiden Cyr, Lucas Tremblay (Apponequet); Ty Kelley, Ethan Fox (Bourne); Nathan Wood (Case); Isander Algarin, Aydyn Santos, Jhaden Reis (Greater New Bedford); Evan Thibert, Joel DaSilva, Kevin Gousie (Dighton-Rehoboth); Mateo Pina, Devin St. Germaine, Gavin Martin (Old Rochester); Sebastian Garcia (Seekonk); Finn Bjork, Ethan Santos, Austin DeSouto (Somerset Berkley); Zack Moura, Aaron Lagua, Colby Correria, Justin Marques (Fairhaven)

MVP: Justin Marques

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

OFFENSE: Caleb Tripp, Adon Natsis (Bridgewater-Raynham); Cameron Monteiro, Jarred Mighty, Kavaughn Vega (Brockton); Josh Yentz, Ben Sherry, Keith Strong (Durfee); Dezmond Brunskill, Jarren Goodine, Zakari Nunes, Nile Monteiro (New Bedford)

DEFENSE/SPECIALIST: Amin Abbassi, Vincent Tavares, Charles Swenson, Owen King (Bridgewater-Raynham); Luke Turco, Ahmad Wiggins (Brockton); Nick Wood, Alvin Gaston, Kayden Kheav, Cooper Long (Durfee); Anthony Diakite, Tayel Guzman, Devon Shields (New Bedford)

MVP: Amin Abbassi

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

SULLIVAN: Connor Cronk, Will Bostrom, Jack Lucarrelli, Jackson Adams, Carter Rae, Dante Tordiglione, Ryan Lucarrelli, Jake Touhey (Norwell); Nate Goodine, Jake Calogero, Jack Kavaleski, Ryan Delancey, Bolu Sotonwa, Andrew Falk, Caiden Carriuolo (Middleboro); Connor Pease, AJ Nash, Michael Reilly,

Nate Duggan, Connor O’Donnell (Abington); Ryan Gill, Matt Bloom, Adam Ferreira (Sandwich); Jordan DePina, Terran Williams (Rockland); Tim Heath (East Bridgewater)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Will Bostrom

TOBIN: Tyler Lennox, Robert Peterson, Jameson Helms, Tyler Swain, James Callahan, Derek Lopes, Nathan Di Rado (Carver); Liam Appleton, Declan Lee,

Ben Joyce, Will Norgeot, Michael Wildfire, John Shannon (Cohasset); Makai Hue,

Mason Zylinski, Mason Perrino, Logan Wills (Mashpee); Nate Gomes, Chris Cavino, Alin Norisca (Randolph); Sean Reilly, Nick Tiani (Hull)

MVP: Tyler Lennox

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

LARGE: Cam Antoniuk, Nate Cavanaugh, Kevin Ozulumba (Ashland); Kaua Lima, Devin Harding, David Villa, Miguel De Jesus, CJ Pacheco, Jimmy Parmese (Holliston); Cooper Fossbender, Sam Pantera, Christian Pereira (Hopkinton);
Chase Coughlin, Nick Gangemi, Matthew Stevens (Medfield); Matty Mahoney, TJ Wyman, Ben Kelley, Drew Bartucca, Nate Hsu, Brian Dearborn, Jack Dwyer (Norwood); Greg Papantoniadis, Cole Pindel, Andrew Weeman, Jack Crowley, Joseph Vinci, Devin Hunt (Westwood)

MVP: Matty Mahoney
SMALL: Gianni Gasbarro, AJ Pinet, Derek Enoma, Antonio Tannous, Will Fitzgerald, Eyram Kpfloria, Thomas Quinn, Edem Kpfloria (Dedham); Jake Ogilvie, John D’Arpino, Ben Grainger, Aidan Gilbert, Ethan Rodriguez, Shane Sinclair (Norton); Dasha Domercant, Connor Kelley, Corey Perkins, Anthony DaSilva, Donovan Turner, Sean DuTremble, Wyatt Callery (Bellingham); Henry Comras, Dylan Costa (Medway); Dylan Rogers, Zach Jaffe, Chris Kiesling (Dover-Sherborn); Jackson Glynn, Liam Kraby (Millis)

MVP: Dasha Domercant