BOYS BASKETBALL Matthew Gaffney (Malden Catholic) Javi Lopez (Central Catholic) Brendan McDonald (Somerset Berkley) Caden Sullivan (Franklin) Teagan Swint (Newton North) ALL-SCHOLASTICS Vincent Cafarelli (Plymouth South) Will Carty (Watertown) Jack Charchaflian (Winchester) Ronan Coffey (Norwell) Paul Conway (Lincoln-Sudbury) Cole Craffey (Oliver Ames) Mike Dankert (Bourne) James Dingman (Arlington) Ethan Elie (Braintree) Cason Faulk (Bridgewater-Raynham) Jasaad Fenton (Holland Tech) Jimmy Farrell (Masconomet) Carson Gretz (Newburyport) Giovanni Jean (Lynn Tech) J.J. Martinez (St. Mary’s) Kingston Maxwell (Abington) Aidan McGrath (North Quincy) Aboubakar Nimaka (Malden Catholic) Jake Olmstead (Franklin) Dylan Perrault (Whitman-Hanson) Tzar Powell-Aparicio (Lowell) Nathan Reynolds (Bourne) Josh Roux (Andover) Jonny Sullivan (Tewksbury) Dom Taylor (Somerset Berkley) Will White (Boston Latin) Oleksandr Yukhymchak (Norwood) HONORABLE MENTION Gerald Banks (Holland Tech) Owen Boudria (Westport) Jake Brilliant (Marshfield) Finn Bjork (Somerset Berkley) Nate Creedon (Mansfield) Connor Houle (Attleboro) Jacob Klass (Beverly) Brandon Loewen (Georgetown) Gavin Martin (Old Rochester) Andrew Rivera (Milford) Alan Shi (Brookline) Tyler Staiti (Abington) Josiah Whitley (Rockport) Irvin Zapata (Georgetown) MATTHEW GAFFNEY MALDEN CATHOLIC The two-time Boston Herald Dream Teamer put up another memorable campaign, earning Catholic Conference MVP honors and leading Malden Catholic to a fourth consecutive state championship game berth. Gaffney finished his career a three-time state champion with 1,495 points. A leading member of National Honor Society, Gaffney will continue his academic and playing career at the United States Naval Academy. CENTRAL CATHOLIC One of the most prolific scorers in Massachusetts, Lopez averaged 24 points a game to go with eight rebounds, four assists, and three steals. His efforts earned him MVC Div. 1 Player of the Year and led Central Catholic to the Div. 1 state semifinals. A high honor roll student, Lopez plays for Mass Rivals on the club basketball circuit. BRENDAN MCDONALD SOMERSET BERKLEY It was a season to remember for Somerset Berkley and McDonald was at the center of it all. The senior point guard averaged 14.2 points, 5.7 rebounds, 5.7 assists, and two steals per game to lead his team to the Div. 2 state championship, its first title in over 70 years. A two-time Boston Herald all-scholastic, McDonald is undecided on his future plans. CADEN SULLIVAN Sullivan took Franklin to the mountaintop as the senior scored 23 points per game to go with seven rebounds to lead the Panthers to their first Div. 1 state championship in program history. A 1,000-point scorer for his career, Sullivan earned Hockomock League Kelley-Rex MVP honors for his play. Also a member of the golf team, Sullivan is set to continue his academic and basketball career at Endicott College. TEAGAN SWINT NEWTON NORTH Swint capped off a storied career with a senior campaign that saw him average 24 points and nine rebounds a night. Over the course of his career, Swint led the Tigers to a pair of state championship game berths, including one in 2025. He earned Bay State Conference Carey MVP honors for a second time this season and finished his career with 1,225 points. Swint will continue his academic and athletic career at Johns Hopkins University. ALL-SCHOLASTICS VINCENT CAFARELLI PLYMOUTH SOUTH Cafarelli took Plymouth South to new heights as the senior averaged 16 points, four rebounds, and two assists a night to lead the Panthers to the lead Div. 2 quarterfinals for the first time in program history. Cafarelli scored double figures in 18 games and had nine games with at least 20 points. The senior will apprentice for an electrical company after graduation and start electrical school in the fall. The 6-foot-11 Carty dominated inside, tallying 21 points, 14 rebounds, and three blocks a game to lead Watertown to the Div. 3 Round of 16. Carty was named the Middlesex League Freedom Division’s MVP. Only a junior, Carty figures to be one of the premier players in Massachusetts during the 2025-26 season. JACK CHARCHAFLIAN Charchaflian was a dynamic playmaker for Winchester. The sophomore averaged 17 points, seven rebounds, and four assists per game to lead Winchester to the Middlesex League Liberty title. Through two years, Charchaflian has tallied 644 points. He plays for Middlesex Magic on the club basketball circuit and figures to be one of the more recruitable guards in the coming years. RONAN COFFEY Coffey ensured Norwell made history as the senior point guard averaged 17.5 points per game, including 22 points a night in the state tournament, to lead his team to an undefeated season and its first Div. 3 state championship. Coffey saved his best for the biggest moments, hitting the game-tying three pointer at the buzzer to send the state title game to overtime. Coffey finished with 950 points and 800 assists. He will attend Boston College. PAUL CONWAY LINCOLN-SUDBURY Conway took home Dual County League MVP Thorpe Division honors as he averaged 15 points, six rebounds and three assists. In Lincoln-Sudbury’s state tournament upset over Arlington, Conway scored a game-high 19 points. Also a member of the soccer team, Conway is undecided on his plans after high school. COLE CRAFFEY OLIVER AMES Craffey did it all for Oliver Ames as the Tigers reached the Div. 2 state semifinals. The senior point guard averaged 18.2 points and 5.4 rebounds per game to earn Hockomock League Davenport MVP honors. Craffey finished his career as a 1,000-point scorer. An honor roll student, he will continue his academic and playing career at Connecticut College. MIKE DANKERT Dankert finished his career in style by averaging 18.8 points, 9.7 rebounds and 5.4 assists per night. A three-time South Coast Conference All-Star, Dankert tallied 1,530 points during his varsity tenure. A member of the National Honor Society, Dankert will continue his playing career at Catholic University. JAMES DINGMAN Dingman was Arlington’s go-to option for a second straight season as he averaged 20 points and five rebounds a night. The two-time Middlesex League Liberty MVP, Dingman tallied 1,006 points for his career. He will continue his basketball career at Clarkson University. Elie ensured that Braintree had one of its better seasons in program history. The Bay State Herget’s MVP, Elie led Braintree to a 19-win season and a spot in the Division 1 state quarterfinals. Elie is only a junior, assuring he will be one of the top returning MIAA players in the 2025-26 season. CASON FAULK BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM Faulk helped Bridgewater-Raynham to have a breakout season as the junior tallied 13 points, five rebounds and three assists a night. His play earned him Southeastern Conference All-Star honors and led the Trojans to the Div. 1 state quarterfinals. Faulk hopes to play at the collegiate level. JASAAD FENTON Fenton was the top player in the Boston City League in 2025. The senior point guard averaged 19 points, 11 assists and three steals to lead the Bulldogs to a third consecutive Final Four appearance. Fenton, who finished his career with 83 wins, is undecided on his future plans. JIMMY FARRELL Behind the stellar play of Farrell, Masconomet had a season to remember. Farrell poured in 19 points a night to go with six assists and three steals to lead Masconomet to the Div. 2 state semifinals and its first league championship since 1997. A member of the National Honor Society, Farrell plays AAU for the New England Storm. CARSON GRETZ NEWBURYPORT Gretz finished his tenure as the two-time Cape Ann League Player of the Year as the senior tallied 990 career points. An honor roll student throughout high school, Gretz is set to attend Phillips Exeter Academy for a postgraduate year. He plays for Middlesex Magic on the club basketball circuit. GIOVANNI JEAN Jean was a dynamic playmaker for Lynn Tech, earning Commonwealth Athletic Conference MVP honors. The junior guard averaged 21 points and six assists while also securing the 1,000th point of his career. Jean led Lynn Tech to a statement win over St. Mary’s to close the regular season. He is set to be one of the top returning guards in Eastern Mass. J.J. MARTINEZ It was another terrific year for St. Mary’s and Martinez was at the center of its success. The junior guard was the Catholic Central League MVP and tallied his 1,000th career point. Martinez plays for Middlesex Magic on the club basketball circuit and hopes to secure a playing opportunity at the collegiate level. KINGSTON MAXWELL Maxwell was one of the most prolific scorers in Eastern Mass. this winter as the junior averaged 22.5 points a night to go with seven rebounds. Maxwell scored 30 points or more four times while reaching the 15-point mark in 23 of 25 contests. Maxwell was the South Shore League Tobin Division Player of the Year. AIDAN MCGRATH NORTH QUINCY Despite being a freshman, McGrath raised plenty of eyebrows by tallying 17 points and 8.5 rebounds per game. His efforts led North Quincy to the Patriot League Fisher title and earned him league MVP honors. McGrath’s 355 points were the most for a freshman in North Quincy program history. ABOUBAKAR NIMAKA MALDEN CATHOLIC Nimaka dominated inside for Malden Catholic, putting up 14 points and 10 rebounds a night. His efforts earned him Catholic Conference all-star status and helped catapult the Lancers to a fourth consecutive state championship game appearance. Nimaka plays for Mass Rivals on the AAU basketball circuit. JAKE OLMSTEAD The definition of a “glue guy,” Olmstead was Franklin’s secret weapon as it took home the Div. 1 state title. Olmstead averaged 10 points, five rebounds, three assists and two steals a game to earn Hockomock League Kelley-Rex all-star honors. The senior is undecided on his college plans. DYLAN PERRAULT WHITMAN-HANSON Perrault made his senior year one to remember as the forward averaged 18.2 points and eight rebounds to earn Patriot League Keenan MVP honors. A Patriot League scholar athlete in 2023 and 2024, Perrault is a member of the National Honor Society. Perrault plans to attend either Vanderbilt or Purdue and pursue a degree in mathematics or engineering. TZAR POWELL-APARICIO Powell-Aparicio left little doubt he was one of the top guards in Massachusetts. The senior averaged 23.5 points, 3.5 assists and 6.5 rebounds to lead Lowell to the Div. 1 state quarterfinals. Powell-Aparicio finished his career with 1,150 points and led Lowell to 20 wins. He will play basketball at Bridgewater State. NATHAN REYNOLDS Reynolds saved his best for last as the Bourne center was named South Coast Conference MVP for his senior year efforts. For the season, Reynolds averaged 20.9 points, 14.9 rebounds and 2.4 blocks per game. The two-time league MVP finished as the all-time leading scorer in Bourne program history. Roux was a top perimeter threat for the Golden Warriors. The sophomore poured in 17 points a night to earn MVC first-team honors. Roux plays for Mass Rivals on the club basketball circuit and hopes in the future to secure a college basketball opportunity. JONNY SULLIVAN Sullivan helped Tewksbury have its best regular season in over a decade as the junior guard averaged 11.2 points, five assists and five rebounds a game. One year after missing his sophomore season due to injury, Sullivan earned MVC 2 Player of the Year honors as he led the Redmen to a 17-4 record and a league title. Sullivan plays for Mass Rivals on the club circuit. SOMERSET BERKLEY Taylor was a key piece in Somerset Berkley’s first state championship in over 70 years. The junior tallied 13.7 points per game while shooting 40 percent from beyond the arc. A South Coast Conference all-star, Taylor’s season followed up a sophomore campaign in which he scored 10 points a night. He is an honor roll student. BOSTON LATIN White was one of the premier players in the Dual County League in 2025 as the sophomore scored 17.9 points a game to take home the Foley Division’s MVP. His play led Boston Latin to one of its most successive regular seasons in school history as well as a spot in the Division 1 Round of 16. White will enter his junior year with 858 career points. OLEKSANDR YUKYMCHAK Yukymchak was a dominant force inside and on the glass for Norwood. The 6-foot-10, 220-pound center averaged 15 points and 15 rebounds a night to earn the TVL Large’s MVP award. Yukymchak led Norwood to a pair of state tournament wins and the TVL Large title. Yukymchak is undecided on his future plans. LEAGUE ALL-STARS BAY STATE CONFERENCE Teagan Swint, Mathios Stamm, Jake Lyons (Newton North); Jared Coughlin, Ethan Elie, Owen Kelly (Braintree); Ryan McDonald (Walpole); Spencer Briggs (Wellesley); Cole Fletcher, Dylan Raffle (Milton); Max Goodrow (Needham); Alan Shi, Barry Golden, Caleb Haynes (Brookline); Ryan Bernard (Natick) MVP: Teagan Swint, Ethan Elie Jah Stephenson, Alvin Teixeira, Ben Sherry (Durfee); Cody Lambert, Marcus Fortes (Brockton); Diego Montanari, Isaac Rivera, Jarren Goodine (New Bedford) MVP: Diego Montanari BOSTON CITY LEAGUE Jasaad Fenton, Yassine Amghar, Gerald Banks (Holland); Manny Valentino, Mike Ekweanya (New Mission); Janeudy Brea Collins, Edgar Escano (English); Admilson Depina, Dale Samuel (EMK); Jaeden Lafontant, Bobby Rehm (Excel); Jhoscar Ortiz (Fenway); Cordell McGee (Brighton); Brivhonny Valcourt (Boston United); Bryan Martinez (CASH); Anibal Hatton, Zyheire Carr, Kamal Nelson (Muñiz); Xavier Landrum, Jadiel Peguero, Mekhi Mellighton (TechBoston); Krem Amparo, RJ Jimenez (Latin Academy); Kamari Day, Jerry Brown (Charlestown); Xander Boutros (East Boston); Caiden Collier (O’Bryant); Devoney DeBarros (Madison Park); Gabriel Soto (Snowden); Antwon Baskin (Batson Academy) MVP: Jasaad Fenton CAPE ANN LEAGUE Brendan Loewen, Irvin Zapata (Georgetown); AB Labell (Hamilton-Wenham); Alex Fleming, Madux Iovinelli (Lynnfield); John Chareas (Manchester-Essex); Carson Gretz, Cal Atherton, Sam Craig, Zayd Leanna (Newburyport); Jason Berry (North Reading); Josiah Whitley (Rockport) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Carson Gretz, Josiah Whitley CAPE AND ISLANDS MARITIME: Michael Berry (Cape Cod Academy); Finn Hyora, Jackson Morneau, Jackson Rocco (Monomoy); Ethan Jarrett, Vallon Jeanty, Burke Lombardi (Nantucket); Landon Lepine, Jacoby Light (Martha’s Vineyard) MVP: Jackson Rocco LIGHTHOUSE: Quintin Baecker (Rising Tide); Tim Cronin, Gregory Codjoe, Griffin Mayo (St. John Paul); Jason Gunn (Sturgis East); Faolan O’Donnell, RJ Woolery (Sturgis West); Marc Djikaev, Sasha Kaplenko, James Riddiford (Falmouth Academy) MVP: Sasha Kaplenko ATLANTIC: Joey Berardi (Nauset); Jameson Cassidy, Sam Stoermer (Falmouth); Kauan Desa, Ka’Ron Ford, Gabriel Pichardo, Kayden Fortes (Barnstable); Tyler Hamilton, Josh Jenkins (Dennis-Yarmouth) MVP: Gabriel Pichardo, Sam Stoermer CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE JJ Martinez, Jake Fortier, Devell Pamplin, Donel Kabongo Mutombo (St. Mary’s); Jake Webster, Phil Botelho, Brody Bumila, Lucas McNally (Bishop Feehan); Jack Olinto, Bobby Louis (Archbishop Williams); Tysen Teixeira, John Horan (Bishop Stang); Ethan Bowden, Dimitri Mendes (Cathedral); Umarei Murray, Rayzhan Innocent (Cardinal Spellman); Nate Allder (Bishop Fenwick); Matt Toland (Arlington Catholic) MVP: J.J. Martinez CATHOLIC CONFERENCE Aboubacar Nimaka, Mamadou Camara, Colin Mankie, Abe Camara, Matt Gaffney (Malden Catholic); Aiden Pires, Jacari Jenkins, John Hoenscheid (Catholic Memorial); Julian Sustache, James Jones (BC High); Manny Duran (Xaverian); Nick Barnes (St. John’s Shrewsbury) MVP: Matt Gaffney COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE LARGE: Jaden Baralt, Darialdy Lara, Amarian Lopes (Greater Lawrence); Matt Breen, Franck Moron (Shawsheen); Giovanni Jean, Brandon Antwine (Lynn Tech); Danny Luna, Damien Jackman (Greater Lowell); Trosky Pena (KIPP); Tyrese Acevedo (Lowell Catholic); Stephen Artemis (Whittier) MVP: Matt Breen, Giovanni Jean SMALL: Dalton Kinnon, Mitchel Damas, Carl Damas (Mystic Valley); Rey Mpaji, Joe Vader (Minuteman); Colby Catterton, Chase Carney (Nashoba Tech); Esien Clark, Jeanahel Exilus (Northeast Tech); Isaiah Ferguson, Rigo Challinger (Notre Dame Tyngsboro); Bryce Kangham (Innovation) MVP: Dalton Kinnon DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE: Paul Conway, Nolan Martindale (Lincoln-Sudbury); William White, Yakub Fiin (Boston Latin); Michael Leese (Newton South); Parris Moses (Cambridge); Chris Soillis (Concord-Carlisle); Vishal Rampur (Westford Academy); Mekhi Volcy (Bedford) THORPE ALL-STARS: Desmond Flumo, Jake Moorman (Acton-Boxboro); Aaron Abebe, Jaydaan Correia, Dante Howard (Cambridge); James Boyle, Quinn Colleran (Concord-Carlisle); Ben Clarkin, Alex Finn (Lincoln-Sudbury); Matteo Lee, Omer Rabbi, Cainan Weeresinghe (Newton South); Teddy Hirbour, Nate Pitts (Westford Academy) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Paul Conway FOLEY ALL-STARS: Jacob Bayer (Bedford); Jadon Berkson, Max Mendoza, Jackson Prinn (Boston Latin); Zachary Jean Philippe, Jace Meader (Waltham); Ido Geffen (Wayland); Leo Kirk, Dmani Williams (Weston) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: William White GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE Kameron Rucker, Sheyhiem Babb, Rolky Brea Arias (Lynn Classical); Denzell Guillen, Louis Ledesma, Andrew Karoma (Lynn English); Geordiell Luna Morales, Jevaun Berberena (Everett); Justin Marino, Ty Coffill (Medford); Thomas Griffin, Julian Goodridge (Somerville); Joshua Mercado, Avi Loung (Revere); Moe Osman (Chelsea); Kaua Dias Fernandes (Malden) MVP: Justin Marino, Ethan Day HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE Connor Houle, LaDainian Rodrigues (Attleboro); Eric Walford (Foxboro); Caden Sullivan, Jake Olmstead, Justice Samuels (Franklin); Tommy Kilroy (King Philip); Riley Sigman, Nate Creedon (Mansfield); Andrew Rivera, Gustavo Coutinho (Milford); Jonnie Obuchowski (North Attleboro); Cole Craffey, Justin Grimaldi (Oliver Ames); Aiden Rideoutm Anthony Alessi (Stoughton); Drey Thielker (Taunton) MVP: Caden Sullivan, Cole Craffey NORTH: Edward Nyasembi, Micah Crawford, Pedro Hartmann (Prospect Hill); Jayden Lainez, Abderrahmane Boutemtam (Pioneer I); Stevon Rolley Gonsalves, Nicolas Chandler (CCSC); Rayford Adam (Pioneer II); Angel Figueroa (Excel); Emmanuel Edopka (Salem Academy); Shiv Patel (CCSL); Domonic Iantosca (Boston Collegiate) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Edward Nyasembi SOUTH: Raymond Miller, Curtis Clarke-Foster, Jonathan Theresias, Joshua Quintal (New Heights); Gil Martins, Tyrese Wanliss, Victor Mendes (Roxbury Prep); Khai Francis, Austin McRae, Clay Jean-Baptiste (South Shore); Wilson Garcia, Anthony Hammond Skinner (Boston Prep); Jason Smith, Joshua Semexant (Brooke); Jayden Docanto (NHCS); Jason Tackee (APR); Mervin Itacy (Foxborough); Eric Coward (Argosy); Blad Vargas (Codman) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Khai Francis MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE LARGE: Dominic Capaccioli, Tyler Anderson, Jiai Gonzalez (Blue Hills); Greg Aisiku, Jamari Harris (Bristol-Plymouth); Aiden Bigelow, Alexis Gonzalez (Diman); Patrick Accord (Upper Cape); Owen Maw (Tri-County) MVP: Tyler Anderson SMALL: Max Finney, Nick Fringuelli, Landon Hunter (Old Colony); Patrick Jackson, Aidan Antonetti (South Shore); Anthony Bartlett, Josh Cohan (Cape Cod Tech); Quinn Flaherty (Norfolk Aggie); David Arraiol (Bristol Aggie) MVP: Max Finney COMPREHENSIVE: Owen Boudria, Cole Boudria, Alex Krynicki (Westport); Allen Brown, Odens Massillon (Holbrook); Nyisah Miranda, Thomas Edwards (Avon); Marvins Antoine (Atlantis Charter) MVP: Owen Boudria MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM: Tzar Powell-Aparicio, Jason Kamau, Collin Christansen (Lowell); Nethaniel Clemente (Methuen); Josh Roux, Sam Concemi (Andover); Nico Catalano, Zach DesRochers (North Andover); Phil Lombardi, Jonny Sullivan (Tewksbury); Joan Vidal (Lawrence); Javier Lopez (Central Catholic) SECOND TEAM: Owen Crowley, Owen Foley (Andover); Matthew Gray, Aiden Robertson (Billerica); Jeremiah Almanzar, Antonio Lope, Elkin Pena (Central Catholic); Jake Brooks (Chelmsford); Evan Dunker, Sampson Nagbe (Dracut); Saul Cruz, Alejandro Irheta (Haverhill); Brown Kouhiko, Aiden Torres (Lawrence); Jack Soucy (Lowell); Isaiah Andino, Lennon Abreu De La Cruz (Methuen); Camden Bethel, Bryan Gyorda (North Andover); Gabriel Keskinides, Mason Veits (Tewksbury) MVP: Javier Lopez, Jonny Sullivan MIDDLESEX LEAGUE James Dingman, Alexi Trapotsis, Jack Zambardino (Arlington); Braiden Dargen (Belmont); Sam Myerberg, Charlie O’Brien, Amari Mow (Lexington); Jake Palm (Reading); Alex Casey, Jack Charchaflian, Dawson English (Winchester); Mikey Sullivan (Woburn); Matty Gray, Anthony Gerrior (Burlington); John Arens (Melrose); Jack Millward, Matthew Beaver (Wakefield); Will Carty, Aiden Didovic, Olivier Labossiere (Watertown); Ayden Balter, Ryan Gray, Connor Sullivan (Wilmington) MVP: Will Carty, James Dingman NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE ALL-CONFERENCE: Jacob Klass (Beverly); Elian Rodriguez, Nathaniel Lane (Salem); Conner Chiarello (Swampscott); Jimmy Farrell, Devin O’Brien (Masconomet); Sam Thompson (Marblehead) ALL-STARS: Jamason Vella, Cal Weidman, Thomas Denton (Masconomet); Will Ryan, Isaac Saas (Beverly); Jariel Tolentino, Thad Broughton (Peabody); Matt Sherf, Finn Baron (Marblehead); Kyle Sillars (Danvers); Canei McLeod, Quinn Rocco Ryan, Josh Giaff Hodge (Salem); Teddy O’Neill, Gabe Tripp (Swampscott); Nick Deleon, Charlie Amero (Gloucester); Ryan Shea, Huey Josama (Saugus); Noah Bayersdorfer (Winthrop) MVP: Jacob Klass PATRIOT LEAGUE KEENAN: Trevor Jones (Duxbury ); Gabe Tesler (Hingham); Jake Brilliant, Noah Feldman, Matt Ellwood (Marshfield); Troy Chase (Plymouth North); Liam Sullivan (Silver Lake); Dylan Perreault, Jah Estrela, Jason Paretchan, George Tsiantoulas (Whitman-Hanson) MVP: Dylan Perreault FISHER: Ryan Mutschler, Thomas Gorbey, Tyler Vincent (Hanover); Aidan McGrath, Aiden Burris, Kobe Nguyen, Lucas Short (North Quincy); Jacob Derochea, Will Farrell (Pembroke); Al Marzullo, Logan Volkringer, Vinny Cafarelli, Zade Garron Ciberay (Plymouth South); Yhan Medina (Quincy); Roman Glowac (Scituate) MVP: Aidan McGrath SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE Nate Reynolds, Michael Dankert, Emery Robbins (Bourne); Will Levrault (Apponequet); Aidan Marando (Dighton-Rehoboth); Hansen Zhao (Fairhaven); Demetrious Baptiste (Greater New Bedford); Gavin Martin (Old Rochester); Johnny Payne (Seekonk); Finn Bjork, Brendan McDonald, Dom Taylor, Colten Pacheco (Somerset Berkley); Jag Garces (West Bridgewater) MVP: Nate Reynolds SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE Noah Perry-Lewis, Deshawn Faulk, Cason Faulk (Bridgewater-Raynham); Asante Aurora, Johan Valdez (Dartmouth) SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE SULLIVAN: Ethan Pohl, Jared Cleary (East Bridgewater); Brady Roache, Nolan Trottier, Ryan Marzelli, Jackson Davenport (Middleboro); Nick Adams, Will Bostrom, Ronan Coffey, Jack Luccarelli, Charlie Williams (Norwell); Daren Nash (Randolph); Dom White, Daniel Johnson (Rockland); Cole Rodgers, Cole Weiner (Sandwich) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Ronan Coffey TOBIN: Jake McSharry, Kingston Maxwell, Michael Reilly, Tyler Staiti, Jack Reilly (Abington); Nate Helms, Jack Balzarini (Carver); Jack Cullinan, Sam Larsen (Cohasset); Michael Barron (Mashpee) PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kingston Maxwell, Tyler Staiti TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE Jaden Tammaro (Dedham); Thomas Churney (Dover-Sherborn); Sam Dadagian, Cooper Willadsen (Hopkinton); Ethan Suhajda (Holliston); Rowan Tracey, Peter Kumar, Thomas Behrmann (Medfield); Jacob White (Medway); Jack Carter, Sean Ryan (Millis); Shawn Clary, Ethan Rodriguez (Norton); Alex Yukhymchak, Brian Dearborn (Norwood); Robert Liriano, Eli Ifrah (Westwood) MVP: Rowan Tracey, Alex Yukhymchak