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GOLF
Coach of the Year: Bob Green - Marblehead
Green helped guide the Magicians to a 12-2-2 record. In addition, the Red and Black retained the Tedesco Cup and
finished second in the Northeastern Conference. Three of Green’s golfers received conference honors.
Seamus O’Holleran
St. John’s Prep
Junior
Bobby MacAulay
St. Mary's
Sophomore
Jack Carew
St. John's Prep
Senior
Tristan Joyce
Peabody
Senior
O’Holleran averaged a score of 36.9
this season. A consistent golfer who
has no trouble finding the fairway,
he’s been elected captain for next
season.
The underclassman averaged 31
points per match and was crowned
Catholic Central League Individual
Champion after shooting 70 at
Gannon Municipal Golf Course.
The Prep’s captain recorded a shot
average of 37.5. Carew will be
playing Division 1 golf at Fairfield
University next year.
One of the key leaders for the
Tanners, Joyce enjoyed a strong
individual season. He was Peabody’s
No. 1 golfer and consistently racked
up points for his team.
Riley Driscoll
Lynn English
Junior
As English’s No. 1 golfer, Driscoll
faced the opposing team’s best every
match. Despite facing the toughest
competition, Driscoll ended the
season with a 12-0-2 record and was
named Greater Boston League MVP.
Tyler Ostroff
Swampscott
Sophomore
Ostroff posted an 11-3 match-play
record and averaged 36 over 14
matches. Ostroff qualified for the
Division 3 Massachusetts State
Tournament.
Micah Hashikawa
St. Mary’s
Senior
A team captain and leader,
Hashikawa averaged 28 points
per match and qualified for the
Individual State Finals, where he
shot 79 to place 12th in Division 2.
Tyler Forbes
Marblehead
Junior
Playing in the No. 1 slot for the
Magicians, Forbes compiled a
record of 6-4-4 while maintaining
a 37.9 stroke average. Forbes was
named to the NEC All-Conference
team.
Drew George
Lynnfield
Senior
George was Lynnfield’s team
captain and averaged 25.3 points
per match this fall. The Pioneer was
also named a 2025 state tournament
team member.
Vincent Finocchio
Bishop Fenwick
Senior
Named Fenwick’s Student-Athlete
of the Month in September,
Finocchio was the Crusaders’
team captain and one of the more
consistent shooters in the region.
Peabody's Tristan Joyce
Selections by The Item staff were based on individual
accomplishments and overall impact on team success.
Recommendations from coaches were pivotal to the selection process.
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VOLLEYBALL
Coach of the Year: Killeen Miller - Marblehead
The Magicians were 18-3 and advanced to the Round of 8 under the direction of Miller. One of the best seasons in Marblehead
history, the Magicians went undefeated (12-0) in the Northeastern Conference to capture the Dunn Division.
Brooke Braswell
Lynn Classical
Senior
As a team captain, Braswell set a
new Classical record with 299 kills
as a middle hitter and was named
Greater Boston League MVP.
Statewide, she ranked first at her
position in service aces (74) and
fifth in digs (145). Braswell helped
the Lady Rams record their best
season in history with a 19-3 record.
Audrey Manning
Lynnfield
Junior
Helping the Pioneers reach the
Final Four, Manning delivered all
season. The junior finished with 336
kills and a .371 hitting percentage.
The Cape Ann League MVP also
recorded 189 digs, 60 aces, and 58
blocks.
Alexia Vaquerano
Lynnfield
Senior
Vaquerano helped Lynnfield finish
the year with 21 wins and a Final
Four appearance. With 306 kills at
a .337 percent hitting percentage,
Vaquerano delivered a strong senior
campaign. She chipped in 35 aces,
22 blocks, and 266 digs as team
captain.
Emma Chevalier
Lynn Classical
Senior
The all-time assists leader in
Classical history finished her career
with 1,503 assists. The two-time
captain ended the season with 412
assists, 81 service aces, 147 digs, 50
kills, and 17 blocks. Chevalier was
a key contributor to the Lady Rams’
19-win season.
Greta Sachs
Marblehead
Senior
Sachs had a season to remember for
the Magicians. Named Northeastern
Conference MVP while also being
named to the Division 2 All-State
team, Sachs finished the season
with one of the highest hitting
percentages in the state (.412). She
also led Division 2 with 191 kills
and 84 blocks.
Lizzie Bettencourt
Peabody
Senior
Across her career, Bettencourt
racked up 1,154 kills and 876 digs.
As a senior captain, she averaged
5.2 kills per set with a 36.2 percent
kill percentage and 93.4 serve
percentage.
Kylie Murphy
Bishop Fenwick
Senior
Murphy finished her senior year with 155 kills and a .327 hitting
percentage. In addition, her serve was consistent all season with 44 aces.
The Crusader also compiled 59 blocks and 44 digs.
Lynn Classical's Brooke Braswell

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FIELD HOCKEY
Coach of the Year: Kerri Doherty - Lynnfi eld
Doherty led Lynnfield to a 14-1-3 regular season record and No. 10 seed in the Division 3 tournament. The Pioneers advanced to the Round of 8 with victories
against No. 23 Old Rochester and No. 7 Hanover. Doherty was named Cape Ann League Coach of the Year and the Pioneers captured the conference.
Tabby Lopes
St. Mary's
Senior
Ava Korisianos
St. Mary's
Senior
Lila Giard
Swampscott
Junior
Angelina Dow
Saugus
Sophomore
The shot-stopper set St. Mary’s
records as she registered 11 shutouts
across 17 starts. Lopes allowed
just .53 goals per game and was
arguably the top goalie in the
Catholic Central League.
Lauren Mattia
Lynnfield
Junior
Mattia capped off her junior
campaign with 15 assists and seven
goals. The playmaker can thread a
pass from anywhere on the field and
is a consistent offensive threat.
Korisianos was the engine in the
midfield for St. Mary’s and finished
the season with nine goals and eight
assists. The senior leaves as the
school’s all-time points leader (60).
Camdyn Driscoll
St. Mary's
Sophomore
Driscoll set new single-season
records at St. Mary’s with 25 goals
and 18 assists. Her 43 points set a
new benchmark in Spartans’ history
for a single season.
An All-Northeastern Conference
selection, Giard was a focal point
for the Big Blue all season. She
scored double-digit goals to fuel
Swampscott at Blocksidge Field and
beyond.
Paige Waldman
Marblehead
Senior
A steady force for the Magicians,
Waldman did whatever was needed
to earn a win and was named an
All-Northeastern Conference selection.
An All-Northeastern Conference
member, Dow enjoyed a stellar
season for the Sachems and was a
key, young playmaker.
Bailey Chalmers
Bishop Fenwick
Sophomore
Chalmers was arguably the
Crusaders’ top defender this fall.
She was rarely out of position and
sported stellar decision-making
under pressure.
Nola Maney
Lynnfield
Freshman
Alyssa Norden
St. Mary's
Junior
Kate Andriano
Marblehead
Senior
She’s only a freshman, but plays like
a veteran on the field. Maney was a
force defensively and her ability to
transition up and downfield made
her an extremely useful player for
coach Kerri Doherty.
A dynamic player with the stick
in her hands, Norden finished the
season with 23 goals and 15 assists.
She was named a Catholic Central
League All-Star.
A leader on defense, Andriano was a
tireless worker around the backline.
Not many athletes got by Andriano,
who was named an All-Northeastern
Conference selection.
St. Mary's Ava Korisianos
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BOYS SOCCER
Coach of the Year: Dave Crowell - St. John’s Prep
Crowell led the Eagles to the top seed in the Division 1 tournament with a 15-1-2 regular season record. His free-flowing system
saw St. John’s Prep advance to the state championship game, where the team fell just short against Natick.
Garrison Murphy
St. John’s Prep
Senior
Left foot or right, it didn’t matter
for Murphy, who was All-American
this season. When the lights were
brightest, Murphy stepped up
and scored six goals across five
postseason games to lead the Eagles
to the Division 1 title game.
George Spellios
Swampscott
Senior
One of the top defenders in the
region, Spellios was forced to play
different positions for the Big Blue.
Despite primarily being a defender,
Spellios netted seven goals and
provided an assist to cap off his
Swampscott career.
Jossue Giron
KIPP
Senior
Giron always made an impact when
he put his KIPP jersey on. The
Panther scored more than 20 goals
and dished out more than 15 assists.
Rocco Scenna
Lynnfield
Senior
Scenna did whatever Lynnfield
needed — and at a very high level.
The dynamic goal-scorer was named
Cape Ann League Player of the Year
and will suit up at Bowdoin College
next year.
Jade Abila
St. Mary’s
Freshman
Just a freshman, Abila made the
most of his opportunities. With
an injured frontline, Abila was
forced to play early and all he did
was score and create goals. Abila
scored the game-winning goal in
the semifinals of the Lynn City
Tournament, while scoring two more
game-winning goals this fall.
Bishop Fenwick's Marcus Simon

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BOYS SOCCER
Ilan Druker
Marblehead
Senior
Miles Fontela-Tuttle
Marblehead
Senior
Matt Droggitis
St. John’s Prep
Senior
Marcus Simon
Bishop Fenwick
Senior
Druker was one of the more
creative players in the Northeastern
Conference, finishing the season
with 17 assists. In addition to
facilitating, Druker found the
scoresheet nine times.
Fontela-Tuttle delivered a strong
season as the Magicians’ top striker.
He scored 12 goals and finished
with four helpers.
Droggitis, a netminder, allowed
just 12 goals across 22 games this
fall. The shot-stopper registered
14 shutouts to help lead St. John’s
Prep to the Division 1 championship
game.
The Catholic Central League
Offensive Player of the Year was on
a tear for the Crusaders. While in
the midfield, Simon scored 14 goals
and produced seven assists.
Carlos Miranda
Saugus
Senior
Miranda has been on the varsity
team since he was an eighth grader,
and grew as a player and leader
each season. As captain this fall, he
fi n i s h e d w i t h s e v e n g o a l s a n d t h r e e
assists to lead Saugus.
Edison Chacón
Lynn Classical
Senior
Chacón was a dynamic playmaker
who consistently created chances
as Classical’s striker. Chacón
concluded the fall with 13 goals
and three assists.
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GIRLS SOCCER
Coach of the Year: Candice Dangora - Bishop Fenwick
In just her first season in charge, Dangora led the Crusaders to an 11-5-2 regular season
record — the program’s best since 2019. Fenwick was seeded No. 16 in the Division 3 tournament.
Sophie Skabeikis
St. Mary’s
Senior
St. Mary’s all-time leading scorer
(120 goals, 166 points) had a senior
campaign to remember. Skabeikis,
who will play Division 1 soccer at
the University of Massachusetts
Amherst, scored 29 goals and
recorded 12 assists this fall.
Ava Damiani
Lynnfield
Junior
If Lynnfield needed a goal, Damiani
was often the one who’d answer
the call. Damiani scored 21 goals,
while providing 16 assists. One of
her season highlights came against
North Reading, when she ripped
four goals.
Kaylee Barrett
Lynnfield
Junior
Scoring or facilitating, Barrett did it
all. With 15 goals and 15 assists, the
Pioneer did everything in the final
third. Barrett netted two hat tricks,
while scoring at least one point in
14 of Lynnfield’s 20 games.
Giada Antidormi
Lynnfield
Junior
Lynnfield’s go-to creator finished
with 16 assists and was the engine
of the Pioneers. She was named
Team MVP.
Eve Byrne
Swampscott
Junior
The shot-stopper was the last line
of defense for the Big Blue — and
a good one at that. Byrne made nine
saves per game and tallied
10 shutouts.
Cameryn Dunn
St. Mary’s
Senior
An engine in the midfield, Dunn
does the dirty work that often
goes unnoticed. The senior captain
worked tirelessly in every phase of
the game — and at an elite level.
Reese Spurchise
Bishop Fenwick
Junior
One of Fenwick’s leading scorers,
Spurchise did a bit of everything.
Her quick first touch and skills
allowed her to get past the
opposition and deliver a cross. Or,
she’d be on the receiving end and
make no mistake in front of the net.
Swampscott keeper Eve Byrne

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GIRLS SOCCER
Greta Siefken
Swampscott
Junior
Siefken led the Big Blue with 14
goals, despite playing more on
defense. An Eastern Massachusetts
First Team and Northeastern
Conference All-Star, Siefken was a
key reason for Swampscott winning
the Lynch Division and a playoff
game.
Sydney Ball
Marblehead
Senior
An All-New England selection, Ball
was an attacker’s worst nightmare.
The Temple University-bound
athlete played across the entire
backline and midfield. When active,
Marblehead conceded just three
goals.
Shalyn Sewell
Saugus
Senior
Silky with possession, Sewell
didn’t need much space to get
past her defenders. Whether it was
cracking a long shot or nutmegging
her opponent, when the ball was
at Sewell’s feet, it was nearly
impossible to get away from her.
Ainsley McDonald
Marblehead
Junior
After an ACL injury shortened
her sophomore season, McDonald
returned and didn’t miss a beat.
One of the top defenders in the
region, McDonald used her speed
and physicality to move opposing
attackers.
Marblehead's Sydney Ball

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Coach of the Year: Fernando Braz - Peabody
Braz and company did it again this fall. The Peabody boys were undefeated in the regular season and
captured the Northeastern Conference Dunn Division. The Tanners also won the conference meet.
Jack McIntosh
St. John’s Prep
Senior
Ian De La Rosa
Lynn English
Senior
Brandon Sok
Lynn Classical
Senior
Liam Mahoney
St. John’s Prep
Senior
The Catholic Conference All-Star
ran a personal-best 5K time of 15:26
at the Wrentham Developmental
Center. McIntosh finished third
in the Catholic Conference
championship, sixth in Divisionals,
and 20th at the Meet of Champions.
A man on a mission for the
Bulldogs, De La Rosa finished
third in the Greater Boston League
championship with a time of 17:35.
On a side note, he also won Lynn’s
Turkey Trot (18:03).
Sok, a Greater Boston League
All-Star, represented the Rams well.
He finished 10th in the Greater
Boston League championship with
a time of 18:10.
With a personal-best 5K time of
15:47, the Catholic Conference
All-Star finished fourth in The
Prep’s conference championship
win and 22nd in Divisionals.
Lynn English's Ian De La Rosa leads the pack in Lynn Woods.
Simon Brown
Swampscott
Senior
A Swampscott speedster and All-
Northeastern Conference runner,
Brown finished sixth in the NEC
championship with a time of 16:35.
Mohamed Lhassouani
Peabody
Senior
Lhassouani, who placed third
(16:22) in the Northeastern
Conference championship, was an
All-Conference runner and finished
18th statewide in Division 1.
Will Cruikshank
Marblehead
Senior
Speedy to say the least, the
Magicians’ captain finished eighth
in the Northeastern Conference
championship, 12th in the Division
2A championship, and 35th in the
Division 2 championship.
Henrik Adams
Marblehead
Senior
Marblehead’s captain finished eighth
in the Division 2A championship,
ninth in the Northeastern
Conference championship, and 31st
in the Division 2 championship.
He only lost to Beverly’s top two
runners across the entire dual-meet
season.

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GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Coach of the Year: Will Herlihy - Marblehead
Herlihy led a strong program this fall, one that captured the Northeastern Conference Dunn
Division and won the conference meet. Herlihy was the NEC’s Coach of the Year.
Kelsey Kwiatek
St. Mary’s
Junior
Ella Braz
Peabody
Sophomore
Mariana De Leon
Lynn Classical
Senior
Maddy McHale
Lynn English
Senior
The Catholic Central League MVP
was undefeated in dual-meets and
a conference champion. Kwiatek
(PR 18:24) finished seventh in the
Division 2C and Division 2 meets.
She improved one of her
year-to-year times by 61
seconds in Devens.
Marri O’Connell
Marblehead
Senior
O’Connell placed first in the Frank
Kelley Invitational and Northeastern
Conference championship, as well
as ninth in the Division 2 state
championship. For her efforts, she
was named NEC MVP.
Peabody’s All-Northeastern
Conference runner finished eighth
in the NEC championship and 19th
statewide in Division 1. At the All-
State meet in Devens, Braz recorded
a speedy time of 20:17.
Adelaide Sweatman
Bishop Fenwick
Junior
A three-time Catholic Central
League All-Star, Sweatman won five
of six dual-meet races and lowered
her personal-best 5K time to 19:16.
Annabelle Averett
Swampscott
Sophomore
The speedster led Classical with
an eighth-place finish (22:52)
in the Greater Boston League
championship. De Leon was named
a GBL All-Star.
Sarah Munroe
Marblehead
Junior
A top-three finisher across
all Northeastern Conference
competitions, Munroe received
All-NEC honors and placed 13th in
the Division 2 state championship.
The underclassman received All-Northeastern Conference honors this fall
— the only member of the Big Blue to do so. By just a split second, Averett
finished second in the Northeastern Conference championship with a time
of 18:38.
McHale finished ninth in the Greater
Boston League championship with
a quick time of 23:06. Her stellar
career was capped off with GBL
All-Star honors.
Abby Lopez
Lynnfield
Senior
Lopez was Lynnfield’s top runner
in every race this season. She
medaled with an 11th-place finish
in the Bay State Invitational and
12th-place finish in the Frank Kelley
Invitational. According to coach
Liane Cook, Lopez improved her
time by more than five minutes from
the beginning of last season.

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FOOTBALL
Coach of the Year: Tyllor McDonald - Lynn English
In his second season in charge, McDonald led the Bulldogs to a 9-2 record and English reclaimed the Greater Boston League title.
The Bulldogs excelled at all three phases of the game and capped off the season with a Turkey Day win against Lynn Classical.
Xavier Beauchamp
Lynn English
Senior
Rowan Merryman
St. Mary’s
Junior
Tommy Nolan
Lynn Classical
Senior
Aavian Peña
KIPP
Junior
The hard-nosed running back did
it all for the Bulldogs. Whether it
was up the middle or an outside
run, Beauchamp excelled en route
to 1,583 yards rushing and 18 total
touchdowns.
Shane Knowlton-Simard
Lynn English
Senior
In his first year playing quarterback,
you probably wouldn’t have been
able to tell. The Greater Boston
League MVP and former wide
receiver compiled 2,700 yards of
total offense and 38 touchdowns.
Merryman, also a stellar linebacker,
led the Spartans with 906 yards
rushing – all while finding the end
zone 10 times and never fumbling
the ball.
Nate Cutone
St. Mary’s
Senior
A fullback who created holes for
his running backs, Cutone was the
one who set the backfield free. On
defense, Cutone made 72 tackles
and recorded a sack. He also scored
the first two touchdowns of his
career on Thanksgiving Day against
Bishop Fenwick.
A Greater Boston League All-Star,
Nolan rarely came off the field for
the Rams. He led the team in tackles
(70) and tackles for loss (12), while
also playing fullback and guard
offensively.
Manny Mendez
Lynn Classical
Senior
Mendez, a starting defensive end,
led the Rams with seven sacks and
18 tackles for loss. He also blocked
two punts.
There’s one thing that coaches can’t
teach — and that’s raw speed. Peña
(1,223 total yards, 15 TDs) had a
boatload of it and was a threat all over
the gridiron. The Panther wrapped up
the season with three touchdowns and
141 yards rushing against Lynn Tech
on Thanksgiving Eve.
Joseph Beato
KIPP
Senior
A focal point of KIPP’s offensive
and defensive lines, Beato (65
tackles, 2 sacks) was a force in the
trenches. He consistently created
holes on offense and stuffed the run
on defense.
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FOOTBALL
Colin McGough
Lynn Tech
Senior
Despite being a safety, the
two-way player showed he could
enter the backfield with ease. Of his
102 tackles, 15 were behind the line
of scrimmage.
Eddie Lewis
Lynn Tech
Senior
Lewis did a little bit of everything
for the Tigers in his senior season.
He accounted for 751 total yards
and scored nine touchdowns.
Defensively, Lewis finished with
two interceptions.
Will Bush
Swampscott
Senior
A senior captain and four-year
starter, Bush finished the season
with more than 1,000 yards rushing
and 11 touchdowns. Defensively,
Bush racked up 66 tackles to end
his Big Blue career in style.
Vaughn Hazell
Swampscott
Senior
A leader on the offensive and
defensive lines, Hazell was the
quarterback’s blindside protector at
left tackle. Hazell finished with 71
tackles, two sacks, and 15 tackles
for loss.
Chris Vargas
St. John’s Prep
Sophomore
In just eight games, Vargas threw
for 1,866 yards on 128-of-183
passing with 21 touchdowns and just
one interception. A standout game
was against Central Catholic when
Vargas threw for 287 yards and four
touchdowns.
Maxwell Parent
St. John’s Prep
Junior
The Eagles, well-known for their
ground game, relied on Parent, who
rushed for more than 1,000 yards. In
a playoff game against Leominster,
Parent set a St. John’s Prep record
with 354 yards rushing.
Riley Selvais
St. John’s Prep
Sophomore
A sophomore from Marblehead,
Selvais was one of Vargas’ favorite
targets. He caught 68 passes and
compiled 1,149 yards and 13
touchdowns. Selvais helped lead
the Eagles back to the Division 1
Super Bowl.
Tyler Connolly
Bishop Fenwick
Senior
Connolly did a bit of everything for
Fenwick. He scored five rushing
touchdowns and hauled in three
through the air. Defensively, he
made 119 tackles with a fumble
recovery and forced fumble.
Lynn Tech's Eddie Lewis

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FOOTBALL
Dylan Patturelli
Bishop Fenwick
Senior
The senior ball-carrier rushed for
1,153 yards and 14 touchdowns,
while also hauling in three receiving
scores to lead the Crusaders in
scoring. On defense, Patturelli made
101 tackles and forced two fumbles.
Finn Gallup
Marblehead
Senior
A captain who helped lead
Marblehead back to the state
tournament, Gallup could make
something out of nothing. Whether
it was extending the play before
launching the ball to an open
receiver or tucking the ball and
running, Gallup did everything
for the Magicians.
Breydan Callahan
Marblehead
Senior
Despite this season being his first
as a starting running back, Callahan
made the most of the opportunity
and proved to be one of the best in
the Northeastern Conference with
nearly 20 touchdowns.
for the Magicians.
Luke DiSilvio
Lynnfield
Senior
DiSilvio was the Pioneers’ leading
receiver this fall, compiling
nearly 600 yards to go with three
touchdowns. He was a key returner
and team leader at Pioneer Stadium
and beyond.
Koby Jette
Saugus
Senior
A second-year captain of the
Sachems, Jette was a force on the
line of scrimmage. Whether it was
protecting his quarterback or getting
into the backfield, opposing teams
had to gameplan around him.
Maxwell Parent of St. John's Prep
Luke Maglione
Peabody
Senior
A traditional gunslinger, Maglione
was a veteran leader on a young
Peabody squad. Maglione had every
throw in his arsenal and showed off
a strong pocket presence.

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PICTURE-PERFECT SEASON
KIPP's Aavian Peña
Bishop Fenwick's Kylie Murphy
St. Mary's Bobby MacAulay

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