{"id":2913,"date":"2016-06-02T01:16:08","date_gmt":"2016-06-02T01:16:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/willistonblogs.com\/athletics\/?p=2913"},"modified":"2017-03-22T14:54:43","modified_gmt":"2017-03-22T14:54:43","slug":"athletic-awards-for-spring-season-2016","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/willistonblogs.com\/athletics\/2016\/06\/02\/athletic-awards-for-spring-season-2016\/","title":{"rendered":"Athletic Awards for Spring Season 2016"},"content":{"rendered":"

On Friday, May 27th, Director of Athletics Mark Conroy held the annual spring athletic assembly to recognize the outstanding athletic achievements from this past season.\u00a0 Williston\u2019s athletic teams had a very successful spring that included setting new records, winning New England championships, and having a great deal of fun in the process.<\/p>\n

Softball<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Softball won their first Western New England Class A Championship this spring.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Led by coaches Amber Rodgers, Molly Ward and Allison Marsland, Varsity Softball enjoyed a terrific season finishing with a record of 10-3. \u00a0 After dropping their first two games, the girls got on a roll, enjoying decisive victories over Berkshire and Deerfield and a number of thrilling one run victories over Cheshire, Loomis and Stoneleigh Burnham.<\/p>\n

For the third year in a row the girls qualified for the Western New England Class A League Tournament \u2013 this time earning a #2 seed and a match-up with #3 seeded Taft. \u00a0The girls advanced to the finals with a 1-0 victory thanks to the outstanding pitching of sophomore Jordan Strum and excellent defense.\u00a0\u00a0 This victory set up a championship game at Westminster against the defending champions.<\/p>\n

Westminster had won 7 of the last 8 championships and had knocked us out of the tournament the last two years. \u00a0Thanks to a tremendous pitching performance from Strum and the contributions of many girls up and down the lineup, the Wildcats defeated Westminster 5-1 to earn the Wildcat’s first Western New England Class A \u00a0Softball Championship!<\/p>\n

MVP: Delaney Belinskas \u201916 & Jordan Strum \u201918<\/p>\n

MIP: A\u2019Shaela Chaires \u201818<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Grace Quisenberry \u201817<\/p>\n

Girls Lacrosse<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Girls Lacrosse went 15-1 this season, finishing at the top of Western New England in Class B.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Girls Lacrosse had another outstanding season.\u00a0 The Thirds team, under the leadership of Sarah Sawyer, demonstrated great team spirit and improvement throughout the season.\u00a0 The JV squad, led by Coaches Garrity and Baldwin, had an excellent season with a record of 6-3 highlighted by a thrilling 10-9 victory over rival Westminster.<\/p>\n

Led by Coaches Fulcher and Tancrell-Fontaine, the Varsity Girls Lacrosse team had another outstanding season finishing with a 15-1 record, with only a 12-11 loss to Loomis separating them from an undefeated season. \u00a0The 15 victories equals the 2013 team for the most wins in school history.\u00a0 In the final NEPSAC Girls Lacrosse rankings that includes all prep schools in New England, Williston was ranked #2 behind Loomis \u2013 by far the highest Class B school in NEPSAC. \u00a0In the past nine years, the Girls Lacrosse team has accumulated an incredible overall record of 113\u20137!<\/p>\n

While there were many great wins during this season, there were several victories that stood out for Coach Fulcher.\u00a0 The first three were decisive, but hard fought, victories over perennially tough opponents Hotchkiss, NMH, Choate and Deerfield. \u00a0Undoubtedly the most exciting victory took place at St. Mark\u2019s in early April, when the girls rallied late to win a thrilling 11-10 overtime game.<\/p>\n

In terms of postseason recognition, senior Meg Szawlowski and junior Olivia Bonavita were both recognized for their outstanding play by being named to the All Western New England All-Star Team.<\/p>\n

Thirds<\/p>\n

MVP: Ciara Tapanes \u201820<\/p>\n

MIP: Louisa Siciliano \u201821<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Addie Rogers \u201920 \u2013 2nd<\/sup> year in a row!<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Marielle McHale \u201818<\/p>\n

MIP: Ava Greenbaum \u201821<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Anna Harvey \u201818<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP Award: Meg Szawlowski \u201916, second year in a row!<\/p>\n

MIP: Maura Holden \u201919, Kate Holmes \u201819<\/p>\n

Kate Risley \u201993 Sportsmanship Award: Chloe Harris \u201916, Caroline Wysocki \u201916<\/p>\n

Davis Award for overall contribution: Haley McCreary \u201816<\/p>\n

Captains for next year: Olivia Bonavita \u201917, Caitlin Keefe \u201817, Leah Pezanowski \u201817<\/p>\n

Track and Field<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Dereus had a historic season for the Boys Track team.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Under the leadership of head coach Chris Pelliccia and fellow coaches Martha McCullagh, Jane Lucia, Noah Lipnick, Annie Schneider and Jacob Rivers, both the Boys and Girls Track teams enjoyed very successful seasons. \u00a0Highlights of the boys outstanding 13-2 dual meet season included victories over Berkshire, Avon, Suffield and Worcester.\u00a0 At the New England championships held at Tabor Academy the boys finished in 6th<\/sup> place out of 14 schools.\u00a0 Earning team points on the day were sophomore Noah Clack with a 5th<\/sup>\u00a0place finish in the Javelin, senior Mark Wilson with a 5th<\/sup>\u00a0place finish in the Long Jump, Henry Chen with a 5th<\/sup>\u00a0place in the 300 Hurdles, Nick Hill with a 5th<\/sup>\u00a0place in the 1500, and the 4 x 100-meter team of Eni Ikuku, Isaiah Brooks, Mark Wilson and Michael Dereus finishing in 5th.<\/p>\n

Michael Dereus earned a 2nd<\/sup>\u00a0place finish in the long jump and became a NEPSAC champion in two different events – the 100 and 200 meter dashes.\u00a0 His 22.28 in the 200 set a new Williston school record, and his time of 10.84 in the 100 not only set a new Williston record but also broke the NEPSAC record by 1\/100ths of second.\u00a0 Because of his exceptional performance, the NEPSAC coaches named him the Outstanding Male Athlete of the championship meet.<\/p>\n

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Rachel Rockwell graduates Williston as the 100-meter hurdles record-holder.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Girls Track team also had an amazing spring finishing their dual meet season with an impressive record of 13-2 as well.\u00a0 Highlights included great wins over Berkshire, Westminster and Suffield.\u00a0\u00a0 At the New England championships the girls had an outstanding day as they also finished in sixth place out of the 14 teams competing.\u00a0 Individually, 6 girls earned points on the day. The\u00a04 x 100-meter team of Sideya Dill, Catherine King, Elin Blomquist and Sideya Dill finished in 6th<\/sup>, freshman Trixie Willems finished 6th<\/sup> in the pole vault, and\u00a0Sideya Dill also finished 6th<\/sup> in the 100-meter dash.<\/p>\n

Senior Rachel Rockwell had a terrific day at the NEPSAC championships as she demonstrated once again her great versatility. She finished 3rd in the javelin, 4th<\/sup> in the long jump and 3rd<\/sup> in the 100-meter hurdles. \u00a0During Reunion Weekend earlier this spring, she broke the school record in the 100-meter hurdles that had stood for 25 years.\u00a0 To make it even more special, the previous record holder, Catherine Saint Louis, was back for reunion and at the race to cheer her on.<\/p>\n

Alexis had a fantastic day at the championships as a thrower.\u00a0 She finished 6th<\/sup> in the shot put, 2nd<\/sup> in the javelin and won the discus with a throw with a personal best of 109\u201910\u201d\u201d.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0This broke her own school record she set earlier this spring.<\/p>\n

Girls<\/p>\n

MVP: Rachel Rockwell \u201916<\/p>\n

MIP: Emma Reynolds<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Maddy Scott \u201816<\/p>\n

Captains for next year: Natalie Aquadro \u201917, Sophie Carellas \u201918, Alexis Ryan \u201817<\/p>\n

Boys<\/p>\n

Frank Putnam MVP: Michael Dereus \u201916, second year in a row!<\/p>\n

MIP: Henry Chen \u201816<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Nick Hill \u201817<\/p>\n

Captains for next year: Nick Hill \u201917, Soma Mizobuchi \u201817<\/p>\n

Girls Tennis<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Girls Varsity Tennis had one of its best seasons ever thanks to the leadership of the senior class.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Led by Coach Jen Gross and Ben Thompson, the JV Girls Tennis team demonstrated steady improvement throughout the season earning four victories, including a season-ending 7-0 shutout over Suffield and a thrilling 4-3 victory over Berkshire.<\/p>\n

The Varsity Girls team, led by Coach John Chiavaroli, had one of their finest seasons in many years finishing with an 8-3 record.\u00a0 There were many highlights during the season including a convincing 9-0 victory over a perennially tough Loomis squad and a thrilling 5-4 victory over Westminster, our first in 7 years.\u00a0 \u00a0The team was led by senior Julie Lord who finished 20-2 on the season at #1 singles, and the doubles team of seniors Abbie Foster and Caroline Borden who were undefeated during the regular season.<\/p>\n

The girls finished their season with their second consecutive 1st place finish at the Suffield Invitational Tournament. \u00a0Leading the way for Williston were Julie Lord, who came in first at #1 singles, Toula Sierros, who came in 1st<\/sup> at #2 singles, and the doubles team of Danielle Grant and Haley Beecher who were the #1 doubles champions.<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Julia Farnham \u201820<\/p>\n

MIP: Glede Wang \u201819<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Natalie Romain \u201918 \u2013 2nd<\/sup> year in a row<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Julie Lord \u201915 \u2013 3rd year in a row!<\/p>\n

MIP: Haley Beecher \u201818<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Sabrina Liew \u201818<\/p>\n

Captain for next year: Fuka Iwama \u201818<\/p>\n

Girls Golf<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Girls Varsity Gold improved their overall scores by an astonishing twenty strokes since last season!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Coach Liz Kay\u2019s JV Girls Golf squad made steady progress throughout the season finishing with a record of 4-2 highlighted by victories over Miss Hall\u2019s and Taft!<\/p>\n

Led by Coach Ann Pickrell, the 2016 Varsity Girls Golf team compiled a 13-4 match play season record this spring.\u00a0 This is the second best overall season record for the team in the fourteen year history of Williston\u2019s program. This spring the team set two school records: most wins in a season (13) and lowest team scoring average ever – a full twenty shots per match better than the 2015 team. This is an incredible one year improvement in the sport of golf!<\/p>\n

Highlights included victories over strong squads from Choate, Hotchkiss and Loomis and 5-0 shutout wins over Westminster, Miss Porter\u2019s, Miss Hall\u2019s and Ethel Walker.\u00a0 In two home matches near the end of April all five of Williston\u2019s golfers shot rounds in the forties or high thirties – again a first in the history of the School\u2019s program.<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Emily Warren \u201819<\/p>\n

MIP: Ellie Scott \u201818<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Annika Johnson \u201819<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Sabrina Sampson \u201916 \u2013 second year in a row<\/p>\n

Most Improved: Atah Okaisabor \u201817<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Nancy Kang \u201917<\/p>\n

Captain for next year: Nancy Kang \u201817<\/p>\n

Boys Golf<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Boys Golf had a record-setting spring with four players earning medalist awards this season. Strong team play was the key to their 13-match winning streak.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The JV team, led by Coach Whipple, had a terrific season finishing with a 9-5 record highlighted by victories over Suffield, Berkshire and Deerfield.<\/p>\n

The Boys Varsity Golf team, under Coach Mike Fay\u2019s leadership, had an outstanding season with a record of 16-3-1.\u00a0 The 16 wins is the most in school history. \u00a0 The season was highlighted by single wins against Avon and Choate, and 2 match sweeps over Deerfield, Loomis, and Kingswood-Oxford. After dropping a close match to NMH in April, the team went on to achieve a 13 match unbeaten streak, including a 5-to-1 match play victory over NMH.<\/p>\n

The team was led by captains Jacob Zaranek and Noah DeVos. \u00a0\u00a0Aside from being positive leaders and models of good sportsmanship, both Jacob and Noah played great golf, illustrated by Jacob\u2019s 2-under-par round, and Noah\u2019s even-par round, in the final regular season match, which led the team to a record low match score of 184 (36.8 average)! \u00a0It is worth noting that freshman Owen Randolph has the distinction of being the first varsity golfer in many years to record a hole-in-one in a practice round.<\/p>\n

In the season ending Kingswood Invitational, Jacob Zaranek was team medalist for the Wildcats with a 78 and Tyler Senecal had a strong performance with a round of 80. \u00a0The Wildcats ended up tied for fifth place with Taft out of 23 teams.\u00a0\u00a0 With the team only losing one player to graduation, their success is likely to continue in the 2017 season.<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Steven Gower \u201817<\/p>\n

MIP: Liam Coughlin \u201821<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Chris Hudson \u201816<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

Robert C. Varnum \u201960 MVP: Jacob Zaranek \u201917, 3rd year in a row!<\/p>\n

MIP: Owen Randolph \u201819<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Junya Ozaki \u201818<\/p>\n

Captain for next year: Jacob Zaranek \u201917<\/p>\n

Baseball<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Baseball finished the season with an 11-5 record after competing in a very challenging league.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Our JV Baseball team, led by Coaches Spearing and Moyer, made great strides throughout the season. \u00a0This young team earned several hard-fought victories this spring, including shutout wins over Berkshire and Easthampton, and exciting victories over Eaglebrook and Wilbraham and Monson.<\/p>\n

The Varsity Baseball team, led by Coaches Sawyer, Lapolla, and Cheney, enjoyed an excellent season competing in the Western New England Baseball League finishing with a record of 11-5.\u00a0\u00a0 While there were several great wins during the season, two victories at home stood out over local divisional rivals. \u00a0The first was a 4-3, come-from-behind victory over Wilbraham and Monson, and \u00a0the second was a 5-4 extra-innings victory over Suffield Academy during Reunion Weekend, when Patrick Beaton\u2019s base hit knocked in Ian Ostberg before an enthusiastic crowd at Carpenter Field.<\/p>\n

Several players earned all-league recognition for their outstanding play:\u00a0\u00a0 Earning First Team honors were Patrick Beaton and juniors Ian Ostberg and Chris Espinal.\u00a0 Earning Second Team honors were Jared Freilich, Daylon Thompson and Cody Cavanaugh.<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

Most Valuable Player: Nick Barber<\/p>\n

Most Improved Player: Thomas Motyka<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship Award: Nat Markey, 2nd<\/sup> year in a row!<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

Walter R. Miller \u201941 MVP: Patrick Beaton \u201816<\/p>\n

MIP: Tim Fay \u201818<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Chris Espinal \u201817<\/p>\n

Next year\u2019s captains will be Chris Espinal \u201917 and Ian Ostberg \u201817<\/p>\n

Riding<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Williston’s Riding team improved throughout the season.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

A small handful of Williston students rode this spring at Fuller Horse Farm in Westhampton under the guidance of Laura Etzel.\u00a0\u00a0 The team was led by senior veteran rider Lacey Gillis. Our athletes showed great determination and dedication to working towards achieving their individual riding and horsemanship goals. Coach Laura says it has been tremendous pleasure to work with this group this spring.<\/p>\n

MV Rider: Lacey Gillis \u201816<\/p>\n

MI Rider: Aileen Park \u201918 & Villard Xu \u201918<\/p>\n

Crew<\/u><\/h6>\n
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The Crew team had a strong season on the Connecticut River this spring.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The Crew team had a strong season this spring on the Connecticut River. \u00a0Sofia Triana, Maggie White, Christie Lee and Alara Akisik represented Williston as membervs of the Northampton Community Rowing Girls Varsity squad. \u00a0The girls won every event in the Pioneer Valley Regatta, placed 2nd<\/sup> in the second varsity eight in the Mayor\u2019s Cup in Providence, and advanced into the semi-finals of the Lowell Invitational Regatta.<\/p>\n

Junior Michael Lemme showed great improvement this season as he moved up from the novice team and raced with the Varsity Boys several times. Michael was a member of the varsity eight that advanced to the semi-finals of the US Rowing Northeast Regional Championship this past weekend in Worcester.<\/p>\n

On the novice teams, Skylar Nieman was a member of the very successful novice girls eight. They won a gold medal at the Mayor\u2019s Cup in Providence and advanced to the grand finals of the Lowell Invitational Regatta and the US Rowing Northeast Regional Championship. Caleb Stern, Gabriel Davila Bustamante, Kohmei Kadoya and Tosh Ayabe were all members of the novice boys\u2019 team that advanced to the semi-finals of the US Rowing Northeast Regional Championship.<\/p>\n

Coaches Awards – Maggie White ’16 & Sophia Triana ’16<\/p>\n

Ultimate Frisbee<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Matt Folger was team MVP during a season of growth for the squad.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Williston’s Ultimate Frisbee team competed against a tough schedule with some of the top local teams in the area, including Northampton and Longmeadow. Under the enthusiastic guidance of Coaches Rivenburgh and Roe, 19 boys and 3 girls played in 11 games and 3 tournaments. The team competed hard all season and had many highlights, including an early season win against Northampton and a thrilling sudden victory game against Chapel Hill Chauncey Hall. \u00a0At the season ending New England Prep School Ultimate Championships held at Deerfield Academy, the team improved on last year\u2019s performance going 2-2 to earn an 8th<\/sup> place finish.<\/p>\n

MVP: Matt Folger \u201816<\/p>\n

MIP: Richard Xie \u201819<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Abby Seltzer \u201820<\/p>\n

Girls Water Polo<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Freshman Abbie Coscia set a single-season scoring record with 68 goals!<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Under the tutelage of coaches Bill Berghoff and Adeleen Brown, 15 feisty and enthusiastic girls dove into the pool this spring for Williston’s Water Polo team!\u00a0\u00a0 This amazing group of girls competed against the powers of NEPSAC and earned a reputation for gritty defense, working hard for an entire game, and supporting their teammates. Captains Liv Cuevas and Leeanna Albanese led by example, teaching the 10 new members about the pride and spirit of the Williston water polo program. \u00a0Season highlights include forcing a strong Deerfield squad to bring back their starting team late in the second quarter after the Wildcats mounted a ferocious rally, \u00a0a decisive 8-3 victory over Hotchkiss, and freshman Abbie Coscia \u00a0set a new single-season scoring record this spring with 68 goals! With a strong nucleus of returning players, including 5 starters, this team will be a force to be reckoned with next spring.<\/p>\n

MVP: Abbie Coscia \u201819<\/p>\n

MIP: Liv Cuevas \u201816<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Dylan Fulcher-Melendy \u201820<\/p>\n

Captains for next year: Abbie Coscia \u201919, Lizzie Cuevas \u201818<\/p>\n

Boys Tennis<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Boys Tennis has an auspicious future with all of their starting team returning next season.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Coach Ken Choo\u2019s JV Tennis squad included a wide range of experiences and grades from 7th<\/sup> graders to post-graduates. \u00a0To their credit, the team developed wonderful camaraderie .\u00a0 The highlight of their spring was a season-ending 5-2 victory over Westminster.<\/p>\n

Despite fielding a very young team this spring, Coach Ryan Tyree\u2019s Boys Varsity Tennis team enjoyed a very competitive season.\u00a0 Returners Zack Robbins, Kenny Wang, Justin Park and Nithish Raja were joined by talented newcomers Joey Robbins, Nikhil Sierros and Vishnu Sekar. Highlights included decisive victories over Worcester, Millbrook, and Wilbraham & Monson.\u00a0 The biggest victories were two road wins over teams that had beaten the Wildcats over the last few years \u2013 a 5-2 victory at Pomfret and a thrilling 4-3 victory at Westminster. \u00a0Coach Tyree said the team regularly earned high praise from coaches and spectators for their \u201csportsmanship and composure during match play.\u201d \u00a0 Perhaps the best component of this year’s squad is the promise that next year holds – with no graduating seniors and four ladder positions played by a seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth grader, things look very bright for boys tennis in future seasons!<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Peter Cheney \u201920 \u2013 2nd<\/sup> year in a row<\/p>\n

MIP: David Greenbaum \u201821<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Isi Donnelly \u201821<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

L. Hepworth MVP Award: Zach Robbins \u201917 & Nikhil Sierros \u201821<\/p>\n

MIP: Vishnu Sekar \u201819<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Nithish Athavan Raja \u201818<\/p>\n

Captain for next year: Zack Robbins \u201817<\/p>\n

Boys Lacrosse<\/u><\/h6>\n
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Nick Garofano earned U.S. Lacrosse All-American honors at the conclusion of the spring season.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

JV Boys Lacrosse, led by the dynamic duo of coaches Kyle Hanford and Ben Demerath, had an outstanding season finishing with an 8-2 record, including terrific victories over rivals Suffield and Wilbraham and Monson.<\/p>\n

Under Coaches Syfu, Dietrich, and Johnson, Varsity Boys Lacrosse finished with an overall record of 9-8, with a 4-1 record in Western NE Division 2 placing them second behind Gunnery. The team enjoyed some exciting wins including beating NMH\u00a014-6, beating league rival Canterbury 8-6, and beating Pomfret for a second time, 9-8, during the opening game of the first annual Colonial League Tournament.<\/p>\n

Senior Nick Garofano finished his distinguished career as the second all-time leading scorer with 199 points and the all-time assists leader for Williston with 88, and recenlty Nick\u00a0was selected as a US Lacrosse All-American.<\/p>\n

In terms of postseason recognition, three boys were named to the all-league team: Nick Garofano, Jake Ross, and Brian Sullivan.\u00a0 Earning Honorable Mention were Aidan Rai and Kevin O\u2019Sullivan.<\/p>\n

Junior Varsity<\/p>\n

MVP: Gavin Girardin \u201919, Mike Janocha \u201918<\/p>\n

MIP: Danny Kissane \u201819<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Oliver Lawrence \u201818<\/p>\n

Varsity<\/p>\n

Frank Dorsey MVP: Nick Garofano \u201916<\/p>\n

MIP: Matt Channell \u201817<\/p>\n

Sportsmanship: Saul Blain \u201917 and Kevin O\u2019Sullivan \u201818<\/p>\n

Captains for next year: Saul Blain \u201917, Will Fokas \u201817<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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