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PAGE CENTRAL MASS. HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS MAGAZINE WWW.TELEGRAM.COM/HOMETEAM 4 HOCKEY SUPER TEAM Player of the year Sean O’Keefe Hudson High Senior, Forward One of the most prolific scorers in Central Mass., O’Keefe lifted Hudson to the Central Mass. Division 3 title after scoring 20 goals and adding 25 assists. Because of his accomplishments on the ice, O’Keefe was named the Hometeam Magazine Hockey Player of the Year. O’Keefe finished with 152 career points and earned his second consecutive spot on the Telegram & Gazette Super Team. O’Keefe was a two-year captain for coach Mike Nanartowich and was named to the Central Mass. All-Star team the past two seasons. O’Keefe helped Hudson to the Division 3 final the past three years and said this year’s victory over Shrewsbury — O’Keefe notched three assists — was his most memorable sports moment as Hudson scored twice in a 10-second span. The 5-foot-8, 160-pound O’Keefe is hoping to attend Northeastern or Connecticut. He is the son of Cathy and James O’Keefe of Hudson. Dave Finlay Shrewsbury High Senior, Defense Finlay captained the Colonials to the Division 3 district final, notching three goals and 16 assists for coach John Binkoski. Finley was named to the Central Mass. All-Star team and wraps up his career as the all-time leader in penalty minutes for the Colonials. Finlay, who will captain the lacrosse team, helped Shrewsbury capture the 2009 Division 3 state title. Finlay’s work on the Shrewsbury blue line propelled the Colonials to the Roy Conference title each of the past three seasons, and he finished his career with four goals and 33 assists. Finlay was a Hockey Night In Boston All-Star in 2009, and his father was a T&G All-Star goalie for Marlboro High. He’s the son of Danielle and Paul Finlay of Shrewsbury. Steven Iacaboni Wachusett Regional Junior, Forward The 6-foot Iacaboni was one of the most dynamic scorers in the area, earning team MVP honors and a spot on the Central Mass. All-Star team after scoring 17 goals for the Mountaineers in the regular season. Iacaboni helped Wachusett to an 11-7-3 mark and a spot in the Division 3 playoffs before losing to eventual champion Hudson. He will be a captain next winter for coach Matt Lane. Iacaboni earned the Seventh Player Award as a freshman for the Mountaineers. Also a standout lacrosse player, Iacaboni was on the honorable mention team last year. Iacaboni feels winning the team MVP award as a junior was his most memorable sports moment. He is the son of Merilou and Michael Iacaboni of Sterling. Nick Carter Oakmont Regional Senior, Forward The 6-foot-1 Carter served as Oakmont’s captain for the past two seasons, helping the Spartans to the Central Mass. Division 3A championship as a junior and following that with the Central/West Division 3A title this season. Carter called this year’s state championship his most memorable sports moment. Carter scored 23 goals and added 21 assists in the regular season to lead the Coughlin Conference in scoring and surpassed the 100-point plateau for his Spartans career. Carter was named to the Central Mass. All-Star team this year. Carter enjoys playing dek hockey and lacrosse in his spare time and will attend Curry College next year with the hope of becoming an athletic trainer and coach after he graduates. He is the son of Christine and Dean Carter of Ashburnham. Clark Dumart Shrewsbury High Senior, Forward Dumart tallied 21 goals and added 16 assists for the Colonials as the senior center helped Shrewsbury to the Central Mass. Division 3 final. Dumart, also a standout golfer for Shrewsbury, led his team, the Roy Conference, and Central Mass. Division 3 in points this season. Dumart was an assistant captain for coach John Binkoski and was named the team MVP and a Central Mass. All-Star. Dumart finished a stellar career for the Colonials with 35 goals and 37 assists and helped Shrewsbury to the Division 3 state title last year, which was his most memorable sports moment. Dumart enjoys golfing and lifting weights in his spare time. Dumart’s grandfather was Woody Dumart, a member of the Hockey Hall of Fame who played on the Boston Bruins’ famed “Kraut Line” with Milt Schmidt and Bobby Bauer from 1936-54. He is the son of Nancy and Bruce Dumart of Shrewsbury. Colin Flannery Hudson High Senior, Goalie Flannery was solid between the pipes as the Hawks won the Central Mass. Division 3 title, earning a spot on the Central Mass. All-Star team with a 1.62 goalsagainst average and a .930 save percentage. Flannery allowed just 53 goals in 32 career games for Hudson and coach Mike Nanartowich, and served as captain this past season. Flannery said this year’s title victory and a team trip to Aspen, Colo., were his most memorable sports moments. Also a standout baseball player for the Hawks — he hit .492 last year — Flannery enjoys scuba diving, surfing and singing a capella in his spare time. Flannery will attend Merrimack College next year. He is the son of Maria and Kevin Flannery of Hudson. Cody Conrad Fitchburg High Senior, Forward After earning Telegram & Gazette honorable mention honors last year, Conrad makes his first appearance on the Super Team after helping the Red Raiders to their second consecutive Central Mass. Division 3A final. Conrad was named to the Coughlin Conference All-Star team for the second straight year, scoring 22 goals and adding seven assists. A two-year captain for coach Steve Lowney, Conrad surpassed 50 goals for his career. Conrad enjoys going to the beach, hanging out with friends, movies and sports in his spare time. Also a standout on the Fitchburg High golf and baseball teams, Conrad will attend Southern New Hampshire University next year and hopes to find a job working in the office of a professional athletic program when he graduates. He is the son of Lisa and Chris Conrad of Fitchburg. Cody Evangelous Marlboro High Senior, Forward Evangelous wrapped up a tremendous career for the Panthers with 102 career points after collecting 26 points this season. Evangelous was a captain for coach John Butler and was named to the Central Mass. All-Star team and was the lone Central Mass. player to be named to the All-State team. Evangelous said notching his 100th career point was his most memorable sports moment. Evangelous also captains the Panthers’ lacrosse squad and played on the football team. He was named to the Telegram & Gazette honorable mention team as a junior. Evangelous used to collect key chains and enjoys playing video games in his spare time. His older brother, Jared, was on Marlboro’s state finalist team in 2004. Evangelous is undecided on his college plans but hopes to own his own business after earning his master’s degree. He is the son of Patti and Tom Evangelous of Marlboro. C.J. Holman St. Bernard’s High Senior, Forward Holman makes his first appearance on the T&G Super Team after earning a spot on the honorable mention squad as a junior. Holman led St. Bernard’s with seven goals and eight assists and was named to the Catholic Central League All-Star team. The 6-foot, 185-pound Holman played four years for the Bernardians and was a captain as a senior. Holman hasn’t picked a college yet, but is hoping to earn a business degree. His most memorable sports moment was a dek hockey championship in Pennsylvania; his team won by scoring with 5 seconds left. Holman said the fact nobody expected his team to win that title after the recent death of a teammate made it special. He is the son of Diane and Craig Holman of Leominster.
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