BASEBALL
Tyler Adamo (Lynnfield)
Tate Bannish (Wellesley)
Cole Bohane (BC High)
DC Brown (Plymouth North)
Damien Carter (Milford)
David Castillo (English)
Cameron Connolly (Peabody)
Jake Cullen (Westford Academy)
Gill Dolan (Weymouth)
Josh Doney (St. Mary’s)
Tyler Gilmore (Georgetown)
Jake Haarde (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Elliott Harris (Westwood)
Alex Hee (Walpole)
Liam Kinneen (BC High)
Gabe Knudsen (Hanover)
Tyler Kropis (Seekonk)
Nathan Levesque (Apponequet)
Vince Libretto (Lexington)
Philip Lombardi (Tewksbury)
Jake Maydak (Mansfield)
Paul McCarthy (Xaverian)
Brett Mulligan (Catholic Memorial)
Dom Pefine (North Andover)
Hayden Regan (Braintree)
Patrick Rhodes (Xaverian)
William Shaheen (St. John’s Prep)
Brady Shea (St. John’s Shrewsbury)
Liam Shepherd (Norwell)
Ben Sherry (Durfee)
Matthew Stuart (Chelmsford)
Cooper Tarantino (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Ben Workman (Andover)
HONORABLE MENTION
Ian Born (Somerville)
Ryan Bowdridge (Malden)
Jack Cali (Taunton)
Joshua Florence (Central Catholic)
Jack Forgues (St. John’s Shrewsbury)
Matt Gaughan (Hopkinton)
Madux Iovinelli (Lynnfield)
Chris Jaillet (Andover)
Sladen Johnson (Barnstable)
Luke Joyce (Braintree)
Sam Keene (BC High)
Tyler Ladouceur (Bellingham)
Keith Lee (Milford)
Scott Longo (Milton)
Steve Madden (Abington)
David Manon (Lawrence)
Jackson Morse (Xaverian)
Brendan Norton (Boston Latin)
Liam Powers (Mystic Valley)
Hayden Ruth (Georgetown)
Quinn Rocco Ryan (Salem)
Jake Shaughnessy (Franklin)
Matt Toland (Arlington Catholic)
Ryan Walsh (Walpole)
Steven Woish (Wakefield)
Evan Yakavonis (Whitman-Hanson)
ALL-SCHOLASTICS
TYLER ADAMO
LYNNFIELD
As a junior season he hit .470 with 30 runs scored, 30 RBI, and 17 RBIs to earn Cape Ann League player of the year honors. The shortstop is also a standout on the football field where he totaled 27 touchdowns as quarterback. The National Honor Society member plans to play college baseball and currently plays for Show New England on the club circuit.
TATE BANNISH
WELLESLEY
Bannish batted .421 with three home runs, 20 RBIs, and 16 stolen bases, earning Bay State Carey MVP in leading Wellesley to a spot in the Div. 1 Round of 16. A three-year varsity baseball captain, Bannish will do a postgraduate year at Deerfield Academy.
COLE BOHANE
BC HIGH
Bohane tallied a .281 average and a .432 on-base percentage while manning the hot corner on an everyday basis as BC High took home its first Div. 1 State Title since 2009. A two-time Boston Herald all-scholastic and the 2023 Catholic Conference MVP, Bohane plans to continue his baseball and academic career at Tufts.
DC BROWN
PLYMOUTH NORTH
Brown starred on the mound and plate to lead Plymouth North to the Div. 2 State Title. On the mound, the senior went 9-0 with a 0.69 ERA and 100 strikeouts while offensively he hit .338 with 20 RBIs. The Patriot League Keenan’s most valuable player will attend Worcester Polytechnic Institute to study data science and continue his baseball career.
DAMIEN CARTER
MILFORD
Carter went 7-1 with a 1.93 ERA and 73 strikeouts. At the plate he hit .256 with seven doubles and 16 runs scored as Milford reached the Div. 2 State Semifinal. Also a three-year starter for the football team, Carter will continue his baseball career at Franklin Pierce.
DAVID CASTILLO
ENGLISH
The senior hit .414 with 25 RBIs, 32 runs scored, and 23 stolen bases while on the mound he went 4-1 with a 1.44 ERA and 57 strikeouts. Castillo also picked up the win as English captured the Div. 5 state title for the first time in program history. The right-hander will continue his playing career at Northern Essex Community College.
CAMERON CONNOLLY
PEABODY
Connolly threw seven complete games and led the Northeast Conference in strikeouts to grab MVP honors. Connolly also had an impact at the plate as he batted .302 with two home runs. A member of National Honor Society, Connolly will continue his baseball and academic career at Bridgewater State.
JAKE CULLEN
WESTFORD ACADEMY
The senior right-hander pitched to the tune of a 1.80 ERA in 34.2 innings with 47 strikeouts while also hitting .370 with three home runs and 20 RBIs. Cullen earned the DCL Thorpe Division Player of the Year. He will continue his career at the University of Rhode Island.
GILL DOLAN
WEYMOUTH
Dolan batted .309 with 17 RBI and 14 stolen bases to lead Weymouth to the Div. 1 Round of 16. The Wildcats shortstop finished as the program’s all-time hits leader with 95 and was a two-time Bay State League all-star. Also a member of Weymouth’s varsity basketball team, Dolan will continue his academic and baseball playing career at UMAss Amherst.
JOSH DONEY
ST. MARY’S
The left-hander went 9-2 with a 0.51 ERA and 86 strikeouts over 68.2 innings. His season earned him Catholic Central League pitcher of the year honors and led the Spartans to the Div. 3 State Final. An honor roll student, Doney is undecided on his college plans.
TYLER GILMORE
GEORGETOWN
The senior batted .430 and also compiled a 1.40 ERA with three complete games. He took home MVP of the Cape Ann League’s Baker Division. An honor roll student with a 4.9 weighted grade point average, Gilmore is headed to Colorado Boulder to study engineering.
JAKE HAARDE
LINCOLN-SUDBURY
The senior shortstop hit .337 with three home runs, 25 runs scored, and 17 stolen bases. The Penn State bound Haarde finished his career with a .380 average, six home runs, 53 RBIs, 52 stolen bases, and as a three-time DCL all-star. Haarde also starred on the Warriors football team where he was a captain.
ELLIOTT HARRIS
WESTWOOD
The senior hit .312 with a .463 on-base percentage while also going 5-0 on the mound with a 1.03 ERA and 36 strikeouts, earning Tri-Valley League Large MVP. Harris finished his career with 51 hits. He will head to Quinnipiac University.
ALEX HEE
WALPOLE
The senior went 7-2 with a 0.95 ERA over 73.1 innings while issuing only nine walks. For his career, Hee tallied a 1.27 ERA over 171.1 innings. A three-time Bay State League all-star, Hee will continue his academic and playing career at Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
LIAM KINNEEN
BC HIGH
Posting a 0.98 ERA and 70 strikeouts across 49 innings, the right-hander was a part of three no-hitters and picked up the win in the Eagles Div. 1 State Semifinal win over Leominster. Kinneen was also a four-year member of the BC High hockey team. He will continue his playing and academic career at Princeton.
GABE KNUDSEN
HANOVER
The right-hander piled up 104 strikeouts, threw a no-hitter, and led Hanover to the Div. 3 state quarterfinals while earning Patriot League Fisher MVP honors for the second consecutive year. Knudsen will attend Saint Anselm’s College.
TYLER KROPIS
SEEKONK
He compiled a 7-1 record with a 0.55 ERA and 124 strikeouts in 63.1 innings and hit .357 with 18 RBIs. Kropis was selected for Team Massachusetts and his play helped engineer Seekonk’s second straight Div. 4 State Title. He is committed to Eastern Tennessee State University for baseball.
NATHAN LEVESQUE
APPONEQUET
The senior batted .361 to go with a 0.47 ERA over 59.1 innings to guide the Lakers to the Div. 3 State Semifinals. Also a member of the cross country and basketball teams, Levesque earned 10 varsity letters. Levesque will attend Franklin Pierce University where he will study sports management or accounting and will play baseball.
VINCE LIBRETTO
LEXINGTON
The standout catcher hit .453 to go with a .598 on-base percentage to earn Middlesex League Liberty Most Valuable Player honors. A two-year captain, Libretto started 87 games throughout the course of his four-year career. An honor roll student, Libretto will continue his academic and playing career at Delaware.
PHILIP LOMBARDI
TEWKSBURY
Lombardi batted .487 with 37 hits, 26 RBIs, and 14 runs scored. The junior shortstop took home Merrimack Valley Conference Div. 2 Player of the Year honors and led Tewksbury to a spot in the Div. 3 Round of 16. A member of National Honor Society, Lombardi is undecided on his college plans but hopes to continue his playing career while studying sports medicine.
JAKE MAYDAK
MANSFIELD
Maydak batted .370 with a .447 on-base percentage and on the mound posted a 1.42 ERA in 39.1 innings. The Hockomock League’s 2024 Most Valuable Player finished his career with a 2.15 ERA over 114 innings to go with a .329 average. Maydak will continue his academic and baseball career at Bentley University.
PAUL MCCARTHY
XAVERIAN
The junior right-hander spun a 1.77 ERA over 39.1 innings including a shutout win over state champion BC High, helping the Hawks to the Div. 1 State Semifinal. A Catholic Conference all-star, McCarthy plays for the Nokona Chiefs on the club circuit.
BRETT MULLIGAN
CATHOLIC MEMORIAL
The senior right-hander went 6-1 with a 1.17 ERA while striking out 84 hitters. The two-time Catholic Conference All-Star batted .333 with seven doubles and a home run. Mulligan will continue his career on the mound at Northeastern University.
DOM PEFINE
NORTH ANDOVER
The senior left-hander went 7-2 with a 1.26 ERA and a pair of shutouts to win Merrimack Valley Conference Div. 1 Player of the Year. Pefine finished his career with a 14-4 mark. A two-year captain, Pefine is committed to Franklin Pierce University to continue his baseball career and major in criminal justice.
HAYDEN REGAN
BRAINTREE
Regan batted .474 with 36 hits, 14 doubles, two triples, two home runs, 20 RBIs, and 30 runs scored. He took home Bay State League MVP honors and led a prolific Braintree offense that landed in the Div. 1 State quarterfinals. Regan will continue his academic and playing career at Endicott College.
PATRICK RHODES
XAVERIAN
Rhodes had a breakout junior season as the ace of Gerry Lambert’s staff went 7-0 with a 1.23 ERA over 51 innings; batters hit just .183 against him. A Catholic Conference All-Star, Rhodes plays for GBG Northeast on the club circuit .
WILLIAM SHAHEEN
ST. JOHN’S PREP
The junior middle infielder hit .324 with 13 RBIs, 15 runs, and four triples. His play helped lift the Eagles to a 10-game winning streak down the stretch that ended in a Div. 1 State Quarterfinals berth. Shaheen participated for Team Massachusetts in the Stinger Sports National High School Championship games in Omaha.
BRADY SHEA
ST. JOHN’S SHREWSBURY
The senior left-hander went 6-1 to take home Catholic Conference MVP honors, lifting the Pioneers to a spot in the Div. 1 state final. For his career, Shea finished 12-3 with a 1.70 ERA. He will continue his academic and playing career at Salve Regina.
LIAM SHEPHERD
NORWELL
Shepherd batted an eye-opening .469 with 14 doubles, three triples, 15 RBIs, and 19 runs scored to take home South Shore League Player of the Year honors. Shepherd was selected to play in the MBCA senior all-star game. Also a three-year varsity member of Norwell’s golf and ski teams, Shepherd is attending Tulane University where he will study finance and economics.
BEN SHERRY
DURFEE
The centerfielder batted .422 with a .486 on-base percentage, 28 hits, and 15 runs scored. Sherry earned Southeastern Conference MVP for his performance. The junior is also a league all-star on the gridiron and basketball court.
MATTHEW STUART
CHELMSFORD
The junior was a Merrimack Valley Conference first-team selection for the third consecutive year. The two-way star had a 5-1 record with a 1.62 ERA and 55 strikeouts on the mound. He batted .339 with two home runs and 14 RBIs. He notably picked up victories over BC High, St. John’s Prep, and Andover.
COOPER TARANTINO
LINCOLN-SUDBURY
Tarantino was the top catcher in the MIAA in 2024 as the senior batted .431 with 28 RBIs. The Dual County League all-league selection hit a walk-off grand slam in Lincoln-Sudbury’s opening round postseason win over Chelmsford. The Northeastern-bound Tarantino was also a two-time league all-star on the football field.
BEN WORKMAN
ANDOVER
The senior right-hander surrendered just six earned runs over 45.1 innings and posted three shutouts. The Merrimack Valley Conference first team selection was selected to play in the MBCA senior all-star game. Workman is headed to Bentley University on an academic scholarship.
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Sean Canavan, Hayden Regan, Luke Joyce, Max DeRoche (Braintree); Charlie Engelman, Harrison Sigel (Brookline); Lucas Messer (Framingham); Scott Longo, Jack Byrne (Natick); Jason Waarich (Needham); Danny Tambascia (Newton North); Alex Hee, Ryan Walsh, Kyle Jordan, Quinn MacNiel (Walpole); Max Boehm, Luke Miele, Tate Bannish (Wellesley); Jack Reyes, Andrew Daley, Gill Dolan (Weymouth)
MVP: Tate Bannish, Hayden Regan
BOSTON CITY LEAGUE
Elian Nunez (Boston International); Alberto Curet, Criss Luna (Charlestown); David Castillo (English); Carlos Francisco (Excel); Jack Shapiro (Latin Academy); Delanie Santana (New Mission); Edward Santana, Matt Griffin (O’Bryant)
MVP: David Castillo
CAPE AND ISLANDS
ATLANTIC: Chase Beach, Ethan Beer, Jake Doherty (Nauset); Reed Buckler, . Anthony DiGiacomo, Sladen Johnson, Eric Stanley, Jack Tarbox, Owen Jones (Barnstable); TreChaun Days, Jack Frostholm, Max Inman (Falmouth); Hunter Johnson (Martha’s Vineyard); Lincoln Slade (Dennis-Yarmouth)
MVP: Sladen Johnson
LIGHTHOUSE: Hunter Alten, Colin Buckley, Brian Mancinelli, Brady Meyer, Logan Our, Tyler Ross (St. John Paul); Ben Conlon, Jack Sullivan (Sturgis); Shea Dwyer, Eli MacIver (Nantucket); Casey Huse, Finn Hyora, Chace Robbins, Reign Stephens (Monomoy); Mike Keif (Rising Tide)
MVP: Finn Hyora, Logan Our
CAPE ANN LEAGUE
Ty Gilmore, Hayden Ruth, Jake Gilstein (Georgetown); Alec Cote, Cormac Heney (Hamilton-Wenham); Drew Lane (Ipswich); Tyler Adamo, Madux Iovinelli, Dave Tracy (Lynnfield); Troy Flood (Manchester-Essex); Jack Sullivan (Newburyport); Jason Curran, Ethan Quan (North Reading); Nick Kutcher (Pentucket); Nick Bonasera, Josh Hersey (Triton)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Tyler Adamo, Ty Gilmore, Hayden Ruth
CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE
Matt Toland, Tyler Nelson, Anthony Burgess, Jack Dyer (Arlington Catholic); Sean Higgins, Josh Turcotte, Joe Schwartz (Archbishop Williams); Jack Gasse, Randen May, Shane Evams, Ryan Eldridge (Bishop Feehan); Chris D’Angelo, Jacob Behn (Bishop Fenwick); Matt Burt, Drew Taylor, Nicholas Nasiff (Bishop Stang); Alex Confarotta (Cardinal Spellman); Michael DeMaino, Josh Doney, Jack Zimmerman
MVP: Matt Toland
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
Cole Bohane, Sam Keene, Liam Kinneen, Chris Mondesir (BC High); Sean Davock, Brett Mulligan (Catholic Memorial); John McDonald, Shaun McPhee, David Ruane (Malden Catholic); Braeden Hurley, Cam LaGrassa, Will Shaheen (St. John’s Prep); Noah Basgaard, Jack Forgues, Conor Secrist, Brady Shea (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Charlie Comella, Paul McCarthy, Jackson Morse, Patrick Rhodes (Xaverian)
MVP: Brady Shea, St. John’s (Shrewsbury)
COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Lukas Poirier, Robbie Welch, Nate Galanis, Matt Flynn, Brendan Lee, Brody Amenkowicz (Shawsheen); Jake Torpey, Nolan Stys, A.J. Baia, Devin Rocheleau (Greater Lowell); Brady Prindle, Daniel Parent, Aidan Virella, Seamus Scott (Lowell Catholic); Corey Deziel, Will King, Ben Hadley (Whittier); Brad Familia (Greater Lawrence); Chris Zullo (Northeast)
MVP: Jake Torpey, Lukas Poirier
SMALL: Liam Powers, Nico Santonastaso, Joshua Stover, Liam Thompson, Jack Mangone, Anthony Capalino (Mystic Valley); Will McCafferty, Mario Giordano,
Roman Valdez, Nevin Gonzalez, Eddie Lewis Jr. (Lynn Tech); Oliver Lorenz, Sam Ravela, Brendan Campbell, Kyle Aiguier (Minuteman); Cole Currier, Chase Blaisdell, Richard Collins (Nashoba Tech); Morenel Castro, Chanel Gutierrez (KIPP)
MVP: Liam Powers
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
ALL-LEAGUE: Jake Cullen, Nic Bonica, James McDermott, Tyler Frazee (Westford); Brendan Norton (Boston Latin); Matt Mahoney, Cooper Tarantino, Jake Haarde (Lincoln-Sudbury); Marco Buchbinder, Aidan Murphy (Weston); Owen Finnegan (Wayland); Luke Leger (Newton South); Luke Fredette (Waltham)
THORPE: Donny Metznik, Justin Davhigi, Evan Pasters (Westford); Logan Umbach (Lincoln-Sudbury); Oliver Henke, Steph Alexandrov, Jasen Thomas (Cambridge); Josh Rivers, Nathan Feldman (Newton South); Matthew Bromberg,
Mason Hodsdon (Acton-Boxboro); Jayden Lopez (Concord-Carlisle)
FOLEY: Charlie George, Mark Cronin, John Flynn (Boston Latin); Charlie Dickie (Weston); Conor Gavin, Mike Hanley (Waltham); Ryan McGrath, Grant Bouchard (Bedford); Finn Bumstead, Matty Johansson
MVP: Jake Cullen, Brendan Norton
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Tucker Cali, Colin Born, Preston Ardolino, Robby Larkin (Somerville); Ryan Bowdridge, Ryan Coggswell, Ezechiel “Zeke” Noelsaint, Jake Simpson (Malden); Almani Gerardo, Rolky Brea, Christian Figueroa (Lynn Classical); Kenry Manzanillo, Alijah Wallace, Gamalier Calderon (Lynn English); Kyle Cummings, Brendan Sack (Revere); John Wright, Carsten Mangan (Medford); Alex Lara (Everett); Xavier Santiago (Chelsea)
MVP: Ian Born
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Mikey Huntington, Tyler Dunlea (Attleboro); Tom Watts, Ben Angelini (Foxboro); Dom Caccavelli, Rex Cinelli, Matt Miller, Jake Shaughnessy (Franklin); Drew Herlin, Nate Pennini (King Philip); Damien Carter, Keith Lee, Louis Consigli, Ian Carter, Nick Koch (Milford); Connor Curtis, Matthew DeShiro, Jake Maydak (Mansfield); Gio Martello, Brady Paradis (North Attleboro); Caden Lindskog, Brady Morin, Jack Cali (Taunton)
MVP: Jake Maydak
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE: Sam Perry, Byron Bell, Kole Andrade, Levi Russell (Diman); Brayden Alves, Zach Branco, Kyle Wheldon (Bristol-Plymouth); Andrew Haddigan, Nick Sturdevant, Darren Spencer (Southeastern); Nate McCurdy, Dylan Maw (Tri-County); Mike Mcdonagh (Blue Hills)
MVP: Sam Perry
SMALL: Marc Donati, Aiden Deree (Old Colony); Tyler Kutil, Harrison Gargan, Nathan Smith, Nolan Roche (Upper Cape); Trevor Ryone, Aidan Choukri, Jake Ambrosini (Cape Cod); Alex Velasquez (Bristol Aggie); Matthew Lambert (Norfolk Aggie); Connor Peterson, Riley Siereveld, Tyrin MacDonald (South Shore)
MVP: Trevor Ryone, Connor Peterson
COMPREHENSIVE: Connor James, Owen Boudria, Luke Finglas, Joseph Guild (Westport); Isaac Strawn, Jason White, Tyler Cannon (Wareham); Angel Calderon, Thomas Nihtila (Holbrook); Avon Jordan Medeiros (Avon)
MVP: Isaac Strawn, Angel Calderone, Connor James, Jordan Medeiros
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
Dom Pefine, David Johnson, Zach Faro, Cole Mullen (North Andover); Philip Lombardi (Tewksbury); Matthew Stuart, Evam Kobrenski (Chelmsford); Nolan Dawson, Gus O’Gara (Billerica); Ben Workman, Chris Jaillet, Will Norris (Andover); Brady Rickenbach, Joshua Florence (Central Catholic); Colin Snyder (Haverhill); Jose Abreu, David Manon (Lawrence)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Dom Pefine, Philip Lombardi
MIDDLESEX LEAGUE
LIBERTY: Vince Libretto, Jaden Velis, Miko Eberle, Jack Finch, Arthur Lin (Lexington); Ryan Lush, Jack Lee, Sean Marsh, Avery Powers (Woburn); Ryan O’Byrne, Sean Noone, Ryan Halloran, Kyle Ksander (Belmont); Alex Merkle, Will Moore (Reading); Ryan DeGregorio (Arlington); Antonio Zermani (Winchester)
MVP: Vince Libretto
FREEDOM: Steven Woish, Jack Pennacchia, Jack Stromski, Javith Chen, Marc Gagne (Wakefield); Brady Young, Daniel Crossman, Nolan Berkeley, Seamus McMakin (Burlington); Ben Cassavoy, Dylan Harrington (Melrose); Matt Lotti (Stoneham); Ayden Balter, Connor Lovell, Noah Spencer (Wilmington); Owen Newlon, Emilio Berndt (Watertown)
MVP: Steven Woish
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Cam Connolly, Josh Sigmon, Jariel Tolentino (Peabody); Chris Cannuscio, Brooks Keefe (Marblehead); Nick Berube (Swampscott); Graham Gavin (Beverly); Mike Moroney (Danvers); Paul Donnelly, Drew Gustafson (Masconomet); Cam Soroko (Saugus); Quinn Rocco Ryan (Salem); Nico Alves (Gloucester)
DUNN: Tyler Feldberg, Chris Porfido, Gabe Fales (Masconomet); Charlie Sachs, Riley Schmitt (Marblehead); Giacomo Martell, Brayden Francis (Gloucester); John Henry, Nick Robinson (Danvers); Casey McGrath (Beverly)
LYNCH: Noah Crocker, Mike Petro, Dylan Cunningham (Peabody); Jack Spear, Caden Ross (Swampscott); Kevin Soto, Riley Fenerty (Salem); Shane Bourque, Danny Zeitz (Saugus); Peter Silverman (Winthrop)
MVP: Cam Connolly
PATRIOT LEAGUE
Jack Gallagher (Duxbury); Thomas Perkins, John McDonald, Gabe Knudsem, Cole Hendrickson (Hanover); Jeremy Aylward, Chris Volpe (Hingham); Tor Maas, Cole Summers (Marshfield); Max Gaudiano, Aidan McCarthy, Charlie Baker (North Quincy); Aidan Sullivan (Pembroke); DC Brown, Cody Quinn, George Slauson, Matt Nardone, Michael Hannon (Plymouth North); Alex Carroll, Colin Ducie (Plymouth South); Ryan Beach (Quincy); Parker Freedman, Ben Caristi, Grayson Foley (Scituate); Jack Quigley, Collin Monteiro (Silver Lake); Ryan Baker, David McNaught, Evan Yakavonis, Cam Beltramini (Whitman-Hanson)
MVP: DC Brown, Gabe Knudsen
SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE
Nathan Levesque, Dylan Bradley, Caiden Cyr (Apponequet); Luca Finton (Bourne); Lucas Beaulieu (Case); Ben Miller, Will Labrie (Dighton-Rehoboth); Scott Joseph, Jason Perry (Fairhaven); Jhaden Reis (Greater New Bedford); Noah Bongiorno (Old Rochester); Tyler Kropis, Javi Borges (Seekonk); Landon Richardson, Jayden Cruz (Somerset Berkley); Jag Garces (West Bridgewater)
MVP: Tyler Kropis
SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE
Donovan Burgo, Ian Rego, Justin Cleaves (Dartmouth); Ben Sherry, Matt Almeida, Jeyden Espinal, Jayden Souza, Aidan Travers (Durfee); Bobby Quill, Jack Ritchie (Bridgewater-Raynham); Marquize Gonsalves, Joseph Castelo (New Bedford); Adam Perez (Brockton)
MVP: Ben Sherry
SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE
TOBIN: Steve Madden, John Sellon, Henry Rogers, A.J. Nash, Ryan Solimini (Abington); Nathan Dirado, Tyler Lennox, Ryder Holmes (Carver); Michael McGrail, Andrew Fancher (Mashpee); Kevin Sweet, Tucker Bliss (Cohasset)
MVP: Steve Madden
SULLIVAN: Matt Taylor, Joe Coughlan (Sandwich); Jaden Lovell, Collin Meserve, Brody Lovell (East Bridgewater); Liam Shepherd, Ky Princi, Colin McCarthy (Norwell); Dan Mosley, Nelson Fiegueredo, Cole Kelleher (Middleboro); Shawn Boostrom (Rockland)
MVP: Liam Shepherd
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Ty Letichevsky, Dean Reap (Ashland); Josh Bouchard, Tyler Ladouceur, Jack Hildred (Bellingham); Joe Goffredo (Dedham); Ross Lipsky, Brian Olson, Jackson Shusda (Dover-Sherborn); Teddy Peters, Jake Schoenberg (Holliston); Matt Gaughan, Derek Heatherley, Nick Pedroli (Hopkinton); Daniel Vazquez (Medfield); Garrett O’Mara (Medway); Talon Shepardson (Millis); Owen Musto (Norton); Gerald Frey, Giacomo Serratore (Norwood); Jon Bertone, Luke Chandler, Elliot Harris, Jake Quinn (Westwood)
MVP: Elliott Harris, Tyler Ladouceur
