BASEBALL ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Nicholas Ayres (Duxbury)
Cam Beltramini (Whitman-Hanson)
Cole Bohane (BC High)
DC Brown (Plymouth North)
Dawson Bryce (Taunton)
Charlie Collins (Natick)
Jack Collins (Medfield)
Jack Cropper (Norwood)
Jake Cullen (Westford Academy)
Gian Gamelli (Hamilton-Wenham)
Alex Gentile (Lynnfield)
Zach Gilmore (Georgetown)
Braydon Gray (Chelmsford)
Noah Guanci (Beverly)
Chris Jaillet (Andover)
Nathan Kearney (Central Catholic)
Tyler Kropis (Seekonk)
Ryan LeClair (Foxboro)
Scott Longo (Milton)
Jase Lyons (Franklin)
Owen McHugh (Milton)
Spencer Merrick (Abington)
Matthew Morash (Westford Academy)
Ian Moser (Bishop Feehan)
Alfred Mucciarone (Franklin)
Michael Oates (Xaverian)
Matt Pappalardo (Methuen)
Justin Peguero (English)
Lukasz Rondeau (Central Catholic)
Brendan Sencaj (King Philip)
Matthew Stuart (Chelmsford)
Casey Wensley (Bridgewater-Raynham)
Sean Zaslaw (Weymouth)
HONORABLE MENTION
Jaden Arruda (Seekonk)
Drew Barrett (Wakefield)
Noah Basgaard (St. John’s Shrewsbury)
Mavrick Bourdeau (Shawsheen)
Braden Sullivan (Taunton)
Aiden Cardoza (Bishop Stang)
Scott Donahue (Medfield)
Nanfer Duarte (English)
Tad Giardina (St. Mary’s)
Jimmy Hanney (Dedham)
Gabe Knudsen (Hanover)
Cam LaGrassa (St. John’s Prep)
Cameron Morrison (Bridgewater-Raynham)
Tobei Nakajima (Winchester)
Luc Nivaud (Cohasset)
Chris Walsh (Duxbury)
Brady Warren (Lynn Classical)
Casey Williams (Watertown)
NICHOLAS AYRES
DUXBURY
One of the premier power hitters in Eastern Mass., the senior blasted six home runs including two walk-offs and two grand slams to go with 33 RBI. His was Patriot League Keenan MVP. Also a member of Duxbury’s state championship football team, Ayers will play baseball at the University of Maine.
CAM BELTRAMINI
WHITMAN-HANSON
The junior posted a .400/.462/.912 slash line to help lead the Panthers to the Div. 2 state semifinals. Also a member of Whitman-Hanson’s varsity football team, he hopes to play baseball in college.
COLE BOHANE
BC HIGH
The Catholic Conference MVP hit .387 with nine doubles, four home runs, and 21 RBIs, guiding the Eagles to a second consecutive appearance in the Div. 1 quarterfinals. The National Honor Society member, a junior, is pursuing a collegiate baseball opportunity and also hopes to achieve in degree in science.
DC BROWN
PLYMOUTH NORTH
Brown had a 2.28 ERA and held opponents to a .123 batting average. The southpaw twirled a no-hitter against eventual state champion Milton in the Div. 2 state quarterfinals. The Patriot League Keenan All-Star is set to be one of the top arms in Eastern Mass. next spring.
DAWSON BRYCE
TAUNTON
Bryce was at the center of the action as Taunton claimed a second consecutive Divi. 1 state championship, batting.329 to go with a 1.089 OPS, four home runs, 29 RBIs, and 26 runs scored. The Merrimack-bound shortstop, a three-time Hockomock League All-Star, finished his career with a .371 average, five home runs, and 65 runs scored.
CHARLIE COLLINS
NATICK
Collins dazzled as a two-way player going 8-2 on the mound with a 1.84 ERA while also batting .301 with a home run and 16 RBI. The Bay State Carey Division’s MVP is a member of the National Honor Society and will continue his playing and academic career at Colby College.
JACK COLLINS
MEDFIELD
Collins batted .562 with 16 doubles, two home runs, and 31 RBIs for the Div. 3 state finalists. On the mound, Collins went 10-0 with 98 strikeouts in 71.1 innings. Collins will play at Union College while studying economics.
JACK CROPPER
NORWOOD
The right-hander struck out 75 in 32 innings while posting a 0.85 ERA. The Tri-Valley League pitcher of the year whose fastball ticks up into the mid 90s will continue his playing career at Northeastern University.
JAKE CULLEN
WESTFORD ACADEMY
The ace of the WA staff finished with a 0.60 ERA and 46 strikeouts in 35 innings while also batting .353 in an unbeaten regular season. The two-time Dual County League all-conference selection has a verbal commitment to the University of Rhode Island.
GIAN GAMELLI
HAMILTON-WENHAM
The sophomore season allowed just two earned runs while striking out 62 batters in 33 innings and hit .406 with four home runs and 17 stolen bases. The high honor roll student, who is a member of the varsity soccer team, holds a commitment to the University of Notre Dame.
ALEX GENTILE
LYNNFIELD
The Cape Ann League Kinney Player of the year batted .396 with 16 RBI, 17 stolen bases, and three game-winning hits as Lynnfield earned a co-league championship. The National Honor Society member, who also plays varsity soccer, will attend Bentley University.
ZACH GILMORE
GEORGETOWN
Gilmore struck out 67 hitters in 64.1 innings, going 8-2 with a save and a 1.19 ERA as Cape Ann League Baker Player of the Year. The National Honor Society member plans on studying marketing while attending Northeastern University.
BRAYDON GRAY
CHELMSFORD
The senior went 6-2 with a 1.42 ERA to finish his career with a 16-6 overall record and a 1.50 ERA. The National Honor Society member will play at Stonehill College while majoring in sports management.
NOAH GUANCI
BEVERLY
The southpaw went 8-0 with a 0.96 ERA and 85 strikeouts, earning him MVP of the Northeastern Conference. The National Honor Society member and part of his school’s cross country team will play at Endicott College.
CHRIS JAILLET
ANDOVER
The sophomore was 5-2 with a 0.46 ERA and 59 strikeouts in 46 innings. He hit .308 with nine RBIs. The left-hander is an MVC all-conference selection, a high honor roll student, and a member of Andover’s varsity hockey team.
NATHAN KEARNEY
CENTRAL CATHOLIC
The Merrimack Valley Conference Div. 1 Player of the Year hit .417 with three home runs and 26 RBI to lead Central Catholic to a 21-4 overall record. The left-handed slugger finished his career with a .432 average. He will play at Stonehill College.
TYLER KROPIS
SEEKONK
Kropis struck out 93 in 64 innings including a 12-strikeout performance in a complete game victory in the Div. 4 state title. He hit .449 with 18 RBI.
RYAN LECLAIR
FOXBORO
The Hockomock All-Star finished his four-year varsity career with a .356 average and 35 RBI after hitting .373 with three doubles, five triples, 12 RBI, and 19 stolen bases this season. He will play at Stonehill College.
SCOTT LONGO
MILTON
The sophomore left-hander posted an 8-0 record and a 1.71 ERA while also hitting .377 with 26 runs scored in a run to a second consecutive Div. 2 state title. He’s a member of MDB Knights on the club baseball circuit.
JASE LYONS
FRANKLIN
The senior hit .410 with a home run, 21 RBI and 25 runs scored. The Hockomock League All-Star finished his career with a .423 average and led the Panthers to back-to-back trips to the Div. 1 state final. The honors student will play football at Bryant University.
OWEN MCHUGH
MILTON
The senior two-way star went 6-2 with two saves and a 1.26 ERA while also batting .395 with a .515 on-base percentage and 17 RBIs. The Bay State Herget Most Valuable Player led Milton to a second straight Div, 2 state title and will play football and baseball at Williams College.
SPENCER MERRICK
ABINGTON
The senior catcher batted .380 with seven doubles and a 1.044 OPS en route to an appearance in the Div. 4 state final. An honor roll student and also a star member of the Green Wave’s hockey team, Merrick will attend WPI for biomedical engineering.
MATTHEW MORASH
WESTFORD ACADEMY
The left-hander had a 0.87 ERA over 43 innings while hitting .353 with three home runs. The two-time Dual County League Player of the Year will have a post-graduate year at Worcester Academy in hopes of attaining a Div. 1 collegiate opportunity.
IAN MOSER
BISHOP FEEHAN
The senior hit .459 with four home runs, 11 doubles, and 31 RBI to earn Catholic Central League Most Valuable Player honors. Also an avid fisher and skier, Moser will continue his playing career at Eastern Connecticut State University.
ALFRED MUCCIARONE
FRANKLIN
The senior right-hander went 8-1 with a 1.24 ERA and 102 strikeouts in 67.2 innings. The two-time Hockomock All-Star and the league’s 2023 MVP finished his career a stellar 19-3. He will play next at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.
MICHAEL OATES
XAVERIAN
The senior hit .333 with five doubles, two triples, four home runs, and 17 RBI. He notably hit a walk-off home run to give Xaverian the Catholic Conference crown over BC High. Also a Catholic Conference All-Star in football, Oates ran for 1,200 yards and 20 touchdowns last fall. He will continue his baseball career at the University of Connecticut.
MATT PAPPALARDO
METHUEN
The left-handed slugger batted .412 with two home runs while on the mound the Rangers ace struck out 95 in 52.1 innings with a 1.20 ERA. In the Rangers’ Div. 1 state quarterfinal game against Central Catholic he picked up the win while also blasting the go-ahead triple. He will play at Endicott.
JUSTIN PEGUERO
ENGLISH
The shortstop batted .468 with a .591 on-base percentage, five triples, two home runs, and 28 RBI during a perfect regular season that ended with a Boston City League crown. He finished his career with a .417 average. The honor roll student will attend the University of Dayton on a baseball scholarship.
LUKASZ RONDEAU
CENTRAL CATHOLIC
Rondeau was 5-1 with a save and a 1.13 ERA, earning first-team MVC All-Conference honors highlighted by a complete game shutout of Chelmsford in the postseason. The two-time Boston Herald All-Scholastic has a 10-3 record over the last two seasons with a 1.14 ERA. He is undecided on his collegiate plans.
BRENDAN SENCAJ
KING PHILIP
The King Philip third baseman batted .329 with six doubles, three triples, and two home runs to lead the Warriors to a second straight Div. 2 state final appearance. The two-time Hockomock League All-Star will play at Bentley University.
MATTHEW STUART
CHELMSFORD
The sophomore earned MVC Div. 2 Player of the Year honors. The right-hander went 4-0 with a 0.95 ERA over 43.2 innings while batting .426 with a school record six home runs. A member of the Nor’Easter Runbirds in the summer, Stuart is undecided on his college plans.
CASEY WENSLEY
BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM
The Most Valuable Player of the Southeastern Conference batted .325 with three home runs and 20 RBI to lead Bridgewater-Raynham to the Div. 1 state quarterfinals. Wensley had a flair for the dramatic all season long, hitting a walk-off grand slam on April 12 and hitting a go-ahead home run on May 21. Also a member of the varsity golf team, Wensley will attend Ole Miss.
SEAN ZASLAW
WEYMOUTH
Zaslaw helped lead Weymouth to its top regular season in program history. He struck out 76 in 47.2 innings while compiling a 1.90 ERA. Zaslaw also batted .324 with a home run, five doubles, and 23 RBI. The first-team All-Conference selection will play at Bryant University.
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Dan Surette, Charlie DiMartino (Braintree); Scott Longo, Jack Finnegan, Owen McHugh, Jimmy Fallon (Milton); Charlie Collins, Wil Fosberg, Jack Byrne (Natick); Max Kasper (Needham); Myles Oo (Newton North); Alex Hee, Matty Bianculli, Jake Pretp, Jason Finkelstein (Walpole); Sean Zaslaw, Jack Reyes, Andrew Ferguson, Andrew Daley, Gil Dolan (Weymouth)
MVP: Owen McHugh, Charlie Collins
BOSTON CITY LEAGUE
Anderson Duarte (Brighton); Misheney Medina, Elian Nunez, Jandy Tejeda (Boston International); Willy Acosta, Cris Luna, Jordany Mak, Josuel Pena (Charlestown); Jason DaSilva, Luis Ortiz , Joel Valera (East Boston); David Castillo, Nanfer Duarte, Justin Peguero, Jefferson Soto (English); Geno Juliano, Anderson Rodriguez (EXCEL); Orlando Jusino, Brennan Shapiro, Jack Shapiro (Latin Academy); Reymond Melo, Max Velez (New Mission); Tavis Burns (O’Bryant); Ruben Diaz, Eddie Hardy, Corey Vazquez (Snowden); William Ortiz (Tech Boston)
CAPE AND ISLANDS
ATLANTIC: Ethan Beer, Chase Beach (Nauset); Coley Buckley, Sladyen Johnson, Jack Tarbox, Anthony DiGiacomo (Barnstable); Aiden North, Connor Hennigan (Falmouth); Seamus Vining, Connor Finn, Jeremey Angeles, Mitch Norkevicius (Sandwich); Trey McPherson, Jacob Bohlin (Dennis-Yarmouth); Hunter Johnson (Martha’s Vineyard)
MVP: Jack Tarbox
LIGHTHOUSE: Brady Ryan, Brady Meyer, Logan Our, Tyler Ross (St. John Paul); Robbie Pennswick, Ben Conlon (Sturgis); Andrew Clifford, Jack Reid, Finn Hyora, Casey Huse (Monomoy); Eamon Godzik, Shane Abbott (Rising Tide); Colin Lynch, Argelis Nunez (Nantucket)
MVP: Robbie Pennswick
CAPE ANN LEAGUE
FIRST TEAM: Alex Gentile, Anthony Grabau (Lynnfield); Alex Carucci, Ryan McGuire (North Reading); Jack Sullivan, Owen Tahnk (Newburyport); Griffin Dupuis (Triton); Trevor Kamuda (Pentucket); Zach Gilmore, Jake Gilbo (Georgetown); Gian Gamelli, Connor McClintock (Hamilton-Wenham); Drew Scialdone, Trevor Kimball (Amesbury); Matt McGowan (Ipswich)
SECOND TEAM: Devin Bolger, Henry Caulfield, David Tracy (Lynnfield); Aldo Vittozzi, Dylan Matthews, Zach Rosatone (North Reading); Connor Stick (Newburyport); Tyler Egan (Triton); Kyle Ventola (Pentucket); Zach Gilmore, Jake Gilstein, Jason Gioia, Jake Thompson (Georgetown); Tate Fitzgibbons, James Day (Hamilton-Wenham); Will Arsenault (Amesbury); Zak Porat, Troy Flood, Mike Deoreo (Manchester-Essex); Nate Baise (Ipswich); Jack Guelli, Michael Murphy (Rockport)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Alex Gentile, Zach Gilmore
CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE
Tommy Falasca, Tad Giardina, Michael DeMaino, Josh Doney (St. Mary’s); Chris Swirbalus, Stephen Ondrick, Wilfredo Santiago (Archbishop Williams); Aiden Cardoza, Ryan Jones, Cam Letourneau, Matt Burt, Brock Winslow (Bishop Stang); Anthony Burgess, Tyler Nelson (Arlington Catholic); Michael Geissler, Costa Beechin, Nick Villano, Jacob Behn (Bishop Fenwick); Thomas Griffin (Matignon); Ian Moser, George Sukatos, Shane Evans (Bishop Feehan); Jason Kelly (Cardinal Spellman); Jeferson Santana, Alejandro Castillo-Rivera (Cathedral); Ted Nolan, Nikolas Joannidis (St. Joseph)
MVP: Ian Moser
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
Cole Bohane, Sam Keene, Andrew Manning, Jackson Morse, Jackson Richard (BC High); Brett Mulligan (Catholic Memorial); Shaun MacPhee, Connor Seeley, Daniel Zizza (Malden Catholic); Henry Hebert, Cam LaGrassa, Nic Lembo, William Shaheen (St. John’s Prep); Noah Basgaard, James Benestad, Jimmy Mitchell, Brady Shea (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Josh Gauvain, Cam Grindle, Jackson Morse, Michael Oates, Danny Powers (Xaverian)
MVP: Cole Bohane
COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Mavrick Bourdeau, Aiden MacLeod, Conlen Powell, Mike Maselli, Lukas Poirier (Shawsheen); A. J. Baia, Jake Torpey, Yan Rivera, Nolan Stys (Greater Lowell); Daniel Knowlton, Nate Deitenhofer, Corey Deziel (Whittier); Sean McNamara, Brady Prindle, Aiden Virella, Seamus Scott (Lowell Catholic); Harry Lynch, Jack Tsoutsouras (Essex Tech); Yuniel Rivera, Jose Rosario (Greater Lawrence); Doug McGrath, C.J. Moriconi (Northeast)
MVP: Mavrick Bourdeau
SMALL: Lukas DeGuire, Josh Stover, Jack Mangone, Tim Rosell, Liam Powers (Mystic Valley); Kolby Bucklin, Will McCafferty, Mario Giordano, Dylan Difillippo (Lynn Tech); Chuck Schriber (Minuteman); Andrew Ferreira, Cole Currier (Nashoba Tech); Chanel Gutierrez, Morenel Castro
MVP: Chanel Gutierrez
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Drew Anderson, Mike Cobb (Waltham); Marco Buchbinder, Nick Cross (Weston); Jake Cullen, James McDermott, Matt Morash (Westford Academy); Cooper Tarantino, Jake Haarde (Lincoln-Sudbury); Kevin Leal (Cambridge); Kyle Murray, Douglas George (Boston Latin); Blake Newcomb (Concord-Carlisle)
THORPE ALL-STARS: Nic Bonica, Ben Mulgrew, Kevin Fitzgerald (Westford Academy); Peter Abair (Lincoln-Sudbury); Ben Hirschberg, Aidan McLaughlin (Acton-Boxboro); Luke Leger, Jackson Harrild (Newton South); Jarrell Banks (Cambridge); John Kielar (Concord-Carlisle)
FOLEY ALL-STARS: John Flynn, Richard Bova, Gavin Wainwright (Boston Latin); Anthony Jorajuria, Ryuji Nawa, Aidan Murphy (Weston); Ian LaForest, Ty Connolly, Will Curley (Waltham); Drew Siwik, Ryan Capobianco (Bedford); Hunter Harris (Wayland)
MVP: Matt Morash, Douglas George
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Brady Warren, Almani Gerardo, Kevin Whalen, TJ Walsh (Lynn Classical); Eldrian Bonilla, Brendan Falasca, Jariel Benzan (Lynn English); Ian Born, Kevin Clark, Richard Foscarota (Somerville); Kyle Cummings, Giancarlo Miro (Revere); Brandon McMahon, Ezechiel Noelsaint (Malden); David Saia, Alex Lara, Alex Velasco (Everett); Justin Curcio (Medford); Elijah Rivera (Chelsea)
MVP: Brady Warren
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Alfred Mucciarone, Esig Chin, Jase Lyons, Austin Campbell, Henry DiGiorgio (Franklin); Connor Curtis, Matthew DeShiro, Jake Maydak (Mansfield); Matthew Hart (Canton); Ryan LeClair, Sean O’Leary (Foxboro); Dawson Bryce, Brayden Cali, Dwayne Burgo, Johnny Escobalez, Braden Sullivan (Taunton); Harrison Fitzpatrick, Patrick Finnerty (Oliver Ames); Jonny Pagano (Attleboro); Brendan Sencaj (King Philip); Damien Carter, Evan Cornelius (Milford); Dillon Harding (North Attleboro)
MVP: Alfred Mucciarone
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Colin Wilbur, Eduardo Correia, Nate Gosling, Cameron Wilbur (Bristol-Plymouth); Sam Perry, Lucas Cabral, Kole Andrade (Diman); Dylan Major, Andrew Haddigan (Southeastern); Eoin McDonagh (Blue Hills); Dylan Maw (Tri-County)
MVP: Colin Wilbur, Dylan Major
SMALL: Chase LaFountain, Mason Santos, Matt McGuiggan, Trevor Taveira (Old Colony); Jake McAleer, Riley Siereveld, Tommy Jenkins, Jake Starbird (South Shore); Patrick O’Rourke, Tyler Kutil, Jared Coates (Upper Cape); Josh Wiggin (Cape Cod Tech); Ayden Monteiro (Bristol Aggie); Jack Willard (Norfolk Aggie)
MVP: Josh Wiggin, Jake McAleer
COMPREHENSIVE: Maxwell Morotti, Cameron Leary, Noah Sowle, Ben Boudria, Shawn Lavoie (Westport); Luke Sinasky, James Sheedy, Ryan McGrath (West Bridgewater); Connor Travis, James Russell (Bishop Connolly); Ryan Luddy (Avon); Sam Hobart (Holbrook)
MVP: Maxwell Morotti, Westport
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Matt Pappalardo (Methuen); Chris Jaillet, Braeden Archambault (Andover), Matt Stuart, Braydon Gray, Caleb Stuart (Chelmsford); Declan Silva (Lowell); Will Norris, Lukasz Rondeau, Nate Kearney (Central Catholic); Nolan Dawson (Billerica); Andrew Chenevert (Dracut); David Manon (Lawrence); David Johnson (North Andover); Ryan Bateman (Haverhill); Dylan Paulding (Tewksbury)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Nate Kearney, Matt Stuart
MIDDLESEX LEAGUE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Tobei Nakajima, Tommy Lampert (Winchester); Drew Barrett, Frank Leone (Wakefield); Ryan Mulvey (Reading); Connor Welch (Woburn); Casey Williams (Watertown); Matt Donovan (Stoneham); Dylan Walsh (Arlington)
LIBERTY: Ryan Mulvey, Nick Bartalini, Jack Raimo, Mike Fabiano, Thomas Fratto (Reading); Tobei Nakajima, Tommy Lampert, Easton Halsey, Antonio Zermani (Winchester); Vince Libretto, Jaden Velis, Max Berbarian (Lexington); Connor Welch, Danny DeFeo (Woburn); Dylan Walsh (Arlington); Ryan O’Byrne, Nate Hartley (Belmont)
MVP: Tobei Nakajima
FREEDOM: Owen Riddell, Drew Barrett, Frank Leone, Tylor Roycroft (Wakefield); Seamus McMakin, Nolan Berkley, Lance Toland (Burlington); Matt Donovan, Harry Scheel, Charley Conwalsh, Matt Lotti (Stoneham); Emilio Bennot, Casey Williams, Daniel Tattrie (Watertown); Austin Harper, Michael Monteforti (Wilmington); Ben Cassavoy (Melrose)
MVP: Drew Barrett Wakefield
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Colin Kinsella (Winthrop); Rocco Ryan, Jack Doyle (Salem); Shane Keough, Ian Maude (Marblehead); Jacob Shirley, Braeden O’Connell (Masconomet); Zach Morris (Gloucester); Logan Petrosino, Noah Guanci (Beverly); Steve Reardon (Danvers); Cam Connolly (Peabody)
DUNN ALL-STARS: Noah Staffier, Ian Visnick, Devin Koloski (Beverly); Logan Keune, Gabe Fales, Paul Donnelly (Masconomet); Tyler O’Neill, Mike Moroney (Danvers); Bodie Bartram, Riley Schmidt (Marblehead); Giacomo Martell (Gloucester)
LYNCH ALL-STARS: Julian Ortiz, Riley Fenerty, Jon Wasserman (Salem); Nick Beruve, Jacob Bouffard (Swampscott); Peter Silverman, Zach Bogusz (Winthrop); Noah Crocker, Jariel Tolentino (Peabody); Cam Soroko (Saugus)
MVP: Noah Guanci
PATRIOT LEAGUE
Chris Walsh, Connor O’Connell, Nick Ayres (Duxbury); John McDonald, Cole Hendrickson, Gabe Knudsen, Thomas Perkins (Hanover); Alex McGowan, Jake Schulte (Hingham); Jack Keane, Jack Croft (Marshfield); Vinny O’Leary, Kevin Pritchard, Max Gaudiano (North Quincy); Garrett Bolan, Aidan Blake (Pembroke); Francis Comeau, DC Brown, George Slauson, Mark McKay (Plymouth North); Cam Tetler, Jayson Ruehs, Tristan Holmes (Plymouth South); Shawn Kozlowski (Quincy); Neil Sullivan (Scituate); Jack Quigley, Nick Peterson (Silver Lake); Ryan Carroll, Evan Yakavonis, Ryan Baker, Cam Beltramini, Brandon Craven (Whitman-Hanson)
MVP: Nick Ayres, Gabe Knudsen
SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE
Nate Levesque, Austyn Travis (Apponequet); Luca Finton, Damon White (Bourne); Jackson Mclave (Case); Ben Miller (Dighton-Rehoboth); Colby Correia, Luke Gomes (Fairhaven); Boston Bettencourt, Cam Cabral (Greater New Bedford); Noah Bongiorno (Old Rochester): Jaden Arruda, Tyler Kropis (Seekonk); Cam Hoyle, John Lynch (Somerset Berkley); Braden Brophy (Wareham)
MVP: Tyler Kropis
SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE
Casey Wensley, Jack Ritchie, Evan Samsel, Luke Barry, Cameron Morrison (Bridgewater-Raynham); Matt Lariviere, Luke Aaronson, Chase Lackie, Donovan Burgo (Dartmouth); Ethan Cambra, Josh Boria, Jayden Espinal (Durfee); Joe Castelo, Jarren Goodine (New Bedford); Dominic Hopkins (Brockton)
MVP: Casey Wensley
SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE
TOBIN: Robert Ryder, Colton Colleran, Ryan Triveri, Sean Fancher (Mashpee); Luc Nivaud, Carter Wimberly, Luc Lefevre, Kevin Sweet (Cohasset); Ian White, Mike Ayer (Rockland); Derek Lopes, Nate DiRado (Carver)
MVP: Luc Nivaud
SULLIVAN: Ray McNaught, Jaden Lovell, Ryan Hunter, Joey Foley (East Bridgewater); Andrew Soule, Conor Kelleher, Trevor Puryear (Middleboro); John Sellon, Pat Cummings, Spencer Merrick (Abington); Garrett Fisher, Jamen Durka (Norwell)
MVP: Spencer Merrick
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Connor Cowern, Jack Reardon (Ashland); Ryan Maiorano (Bellingham); Joe Goffredo, Jimmy Hanney (Dedham); John Bingham, Brian Olson (Dover-Sherborn); Andrew Denison, Nick Larche, Teddy Peters, Jake Schoenberg (Holliston); Connor Hallenbeck, Charlie Simulis (Hopkinton); Jack Collins, Scott Donahue (Medfield); Luke Frauton (Medway); Jack Catalano (Millis); Kevin Marinelli (Norton); Jack Cropper, Sean Dittmeier (Norwood); Alex Dayton, Kevin Hurley (Westwood)
MVP: Jack Collins, Jimmy Hanney
