Khalen DePalma (Reading) Caroline DiMarco (Attleboro) Juliah Donahue-Wilfred (Brockton/Cardinal Spellman) Camryn Donovan (Danvers/Lynnfield) Sofia Dukakis (Newton North) Fallon Eberhardt (Masconomet) Molly Haughton (Newton North) Amelie Hirst (Newton South) Zinnia Hopkinson (Central Catholic) Alexandra Lee (Andover/North Reading) Abby Lefebvre (King Philip) Emma Marden (Medfield/Ashland/Dover-Sherborn) Lexie Masters (Wilmington-Bedford) Kallie McCarthy (Central Catholic) Kaitlyn Micale (North Andover/Georgetown) Sophia Moore (Mansfield) Carlina Moran (Beverly) Lily Moreira (Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater) Kate Mugge (Masconomet) Hanne Ridley (Acton-Boxboro) Rylan Savas (Norton) Annie Spencer (Marshfield) Ciara Thomas (Brockton/Cardinal Spellman) Kaylee Wescott (Danvers/Lynnfield) Lindsay Woodbury (Bridgewater-Raynham/West Bridgewater) Janey Young (Masconomet) ALL-SCHOLASTICS KHALEN DEPALMA The senior led her Rockets team to a fourth consecutive undefeated season in the Middlesex League and an eighth-place team finish at the state championships. DePalma placed second in the All-Around at the Middlesex League championships. The National Honor Society member also played soccer and runs track. CAROLINE DIMARCO DiMarco led the team to the Kelley-Rex Division title in the Hockomock League and broke the school record on uneven bars. She finished fourth on bars and eighth on vault in state individuals. The honor roll student will attend the University of Wisconsin-Stout where she will continue her gymnastics career. JULIAH DONAHUE-WILFRED BROCKTON/CARDINAL SPELLMAN Just a sophomore, Donahue-Wilfred won the all-around title in the South sectionals and led her team to a top-five finish at the New England championships. The level 9 gymnast also holds the school record in the 400-meter hurdles at Spellman. CAMRYN DONOVAN DANVERS/LYNNFIELD The senior completed a stellar four-year career by leading her team to a top four finish in the state championships. A three-time state individual qualifier and NEC/CAL all-star, Donovan is making her third appearance on this team. Donovan is a member of the National Honor Society. SOFIA DUKAKIS NEWTON NORTH She finished her career in style this winter as her Tigers squad was second in the state finals and then won the New England championships. Dukakis was the Bay State Conference champion in the All-Around. A member of the National Honor Society, Dukakis will study sports medicine and biology in college. FALLON EBERHARDT The senior led her team to its third state title in four seasons. A Northeastern Conference All-Star, Eberhardt was a league and state champion on the balance beam. A member of the National Honor Society, she will study nursing at the University of Pittsburgh. MOLLY HAUGHTON NEWTON NORTH Haughton led the Tigers to back-to-back Bay State Conference titles and was a two-time individual league champion on the vault. The senior is a member of the National Honor Society and will attend San Diego State. AMELIE HIRST NEWTON SOUTH A four time Dual County League all-star, Hirst finished second in the state individual meet and DCL championships. A three-time New England Championship participant, she will attend the University of Pittsburgh. ZINNIA HOPKINSON CENTRAL CATHOLIC One of the state’s top talents and already committed to Texas as a junior, Hopkinson completed the All-Around trifecta this winter by winning the Merrimack Valley Conference, North Sectional and State titles. In her third year as a Level 10 gymnast, Hopkinson holds the uneven bar record and shares the beam record at her school. ALEXANDRA LEE ANDOVER/NORTH READING Only a freshman, Lee finished third in the MVC All-Around championship and had 17 scores of nine or better this season. She also is a high honors student. ABBY LEFEBVRE KING PHILIP The junior is already a three-time Hockomock League All-Around champion and two-time league MVP. Lefebvre had a fifth-place finish in the State Individual championship. A member of the National Honor Society, she’s ranked 16th in her class. EMMA MARDEN Named the Tri-Valley League’s Senior of the Year, Marden was a qualifier for the state and New England championships in the all around. A three-sport athlete, she will run track at Gettysburg College. LEXIE MASTERS WILMINGTON/BEDFORD Masters served as team co-captain as a junior. She went on to set the school record in the floor exercise and All-Around. Masters took fourth in the State individual All-Around. Masters was a standout outfielder for Bedford’s softball team and was a Dual County League All-Star in both sports. KALLIE MCCARTHY CENTRAL CATHOLIC The junior helped lead the Raiders to the Merrimack Valley Conference and North sectional team titles. McCarthy competed in all but one meet over the past two years and has a personal best of 37.75 in the All-Around. She was the MVC champion in the vault with a winning score of 9.75. She trains at Yellow Jackets Gymnastics KAITLYN MICALE NORTH ANDOVER/GEORGETOWN Micale was one of the most consistent gymnasts in the Merrimack Valley Conference as she placed second in the bars, beams, floor and All-Around. The senior completed her career by qualifying for the state and New England All-Around championships. A member of the National Honor Society, Micale has committed to Ithaca College for gymnastics and will major in physical therapy. SOPHIE MOORE She had a standout junior season for the Hornets, finishing third in the Hockomock League championships and was 11th in the All-Around at the State Individual Championships. Named the team’s Most Valuable Player, Moore is a member of the National Honor Society. CARLINA MORAN The junior won the Northeastern Conference All-Around title this season and finished third at the State Championships. She is a high honor roll student who is also part of the concert, jazz and marching band at Beverly High School. LILY MOREIRA BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM/WEST BRIDGEWATER A junior, Moreira was fifth in the South sectional all-around and 10th on bars at the State Individual finals. She is an honor roll student who holds a 4.179 GPA. A Level 9 regional qualifier in 2024, Moreira trains at Spectrum Gymnastics. A two time NEC/CAL all-star, the junior helped lead the Chieftains to a state title this winter. Mugge won the state beam title and is part of a powerful Yellow Jackets gymnastics program. HANNE RIDLEY ACTON-BOXBORO Ridley made quite a splash as a freshman, winning the Dual County League Gymnast of the Year award. Ridley set the school record in bars with a 9.7 and won the bars at the State Individuals. She went on to place seventh in the All-Around at the New England championships. RYLAN SAVAS A sophomore, Savas won the Tri-Valley League all-around title and was third in the South sectionals. Savas is an honors student and wants to compete in gymnastics and study sports medicine in college. ANNIE SPENCER The senior was Patriot League MVP and scholar-athlete this season. Spencer finished third on beam at the New England championships. A member of the National Honor Society, Spencer wants to study health science in college. CIARA THOMAS BROCKTON/CARDINAL SPELLMAN The sophomore helped her Brockton team qualify for the New England championships. Thomas finished eighth in the All-Around at the South Sectionals and also placed eighth at the States. A Level 9 regional qualifier, Thomas trains at Gymfinity Sports Academy in Stoughton KAYLEE WESTCOTT DANVERS/LYNNFIELD Only a sophomore, Wescott was named the NEC/CAL MVP. Wescott finished second in the All-Around at the North Sectionals as well as the State Individuals. Wescott has high scores of 9.9 on vault, 9.8 on bars, 9.75 on beam and 9.85 on floor. She is also an honor roll student at Danvers High. LINDSAY WOODBURY BRIDGEWATER-RAYNHAM/WEST BRIDGEWATER The sophomore had an excellent season, capturing the Cranberry League title and posted a career best 37.45 in the All-Around. At the South Sectionals, Woodbury finished second with an All-Around score of 36.900. She placed in the top 15 at the State Individuals with a score of 35.625. In the offseason, Woodbury trains at Spectrum Gymnastics. JANEY YOUNG The junior helped lead the Chieftains to a state title this season with her excellence on the vault and floor exercise. Young posted a 9.65 on the vault in the state finals and is a three-time NEC/CAL All-Star. An honor roll student, she helps coach gymnastics for the Special Olympics LEAGUE ALL-STARS BAY STATE CONFERENCE Sofia Dukakis, Simona Batista-Ciani, Katherine Shu, Lucia Grapski, Molly Haughton, Greer Howard, Alana Dukakis (Newton North); Clara Keith (Natick); Allie Sullivan, Whitney Sullivan (Wellesley); Lucy Aswad, Julia Zosa, Ella Gravin (Needham); Morgan Trainor (Framingham) CAPE ANN LEAGUE/NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Kaylee Wescott, Sophia Catinazzo, Callie Donovan, Camryn Donovan (Danvers/Lynnfield); Kate Mugge, Fallon Eberhardt, Janey Young (Masconomet); Carli Moran (Beverly); Kameya Perron (Gloucester/Ipswich); Wren Romiza (Hamilton-Wenham/ Manchester-Essex); Zoe Rey (Winthrop) MVP: Kaylee Wescott DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE ALL-LEAGUE: Hanne Ridley, Ioni Bishop (Acton-Boxboro); Amelie Hirst (Newton South); Katie McDermott, Sophia Longo (Westford Academy); Ariana Christmas (Concord-Carlisle) ALL-STARS: Tali Edelstein, Arianna Conery, Aaheli Gangopadhyay (Newton South); Michaela Walsh, Evelyn Bartley (Acton-Boxboro); Malena Swanson, Mia Fremault, Jynjer Jozokos (Westford Academy); John Hay (Cambridge); Sawyer Whitcher (Weston/Wayland) GYMNAST OF THE YEAR: Hanne Ridley GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE Ivana Marinkovic, Sofia Vargas (Malden); Alex Lombardo, Josslyn Marujo (Medford) MIDDLESEX LEAGUE ALL-CONFERENCE: Ally Ganley, Lexi Masters (Wilmington); Solana Maldonado (Reading); Ava Schenck-Davis (Burlington); Khalen DePalma (Reading); Ceci Keating (Arlington) ALL-STARS: Emelie Kim (Burlington); Rose Marino (Winchester); Bogi Kiss (Arlington); Brooklynne Tartarini, Isabelle Lightbody, Ella Kenton (Reading); Maddie Caggiano (Woburn); Maddie Plurad (Wilmington); Isabella Ferranti (Melrose) PATRIOT LEAGUE Sophie Neumann, Olivia Audette, Annie Spencer, Maya Overton, Avery Gerstel (Marshfield); Natalie Frank (Hanover); Carrie Dynan (Pembroke/Silver Lake); Keira Roulhac, Katelyn Ferraro (Whitman-Hanson/Duxbury); Grace Whiting, Sienna Besser (Hingham/Hull) MVP: Annie Spencer