BOYS BASKETBALL ALL-SCHOLASTICS

DREAM TEAM

Marius Canery (Lawrence)

Ryder Frost (Beverly)

Nick Martinez (Malden Catholic)

Jose Padilla (Newton North)

Zach Wolinski (North Andover)

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

Noah Beaudet (Norwood)

Henry Bickford (Needham)

David Brown (St. Mary’s)

Malachi Bryant (Catholic Memorial)

Josh Campbell (Archbishop Williams)

Brian Cloonan (Needham)

Tavajo Cope (Fenway)

Matthew Gaffney (Malden Catholic)

Tyrese Melo Garcia (Lynn English)

Joey Hart (Central Catholic)

Jaylen Hunter-Coleman (Charlestown)

Warren Keel (Lynn English)

Ajay Lopes (Wareham)

Ryan MacLellan (Andover)

Hunter Matteson (Dartmouth)

Liam McBride (Hingham)

Eddie McCoy (Mansfield)

Jacob McLoughlin (Sharon)

Cameron Monteiro (Brockton)

Sean O’Leary (Franklin)

Alex Penders (Foxboro)

Danny Reyes (Lawrence)

Luke Rinaldi (Dover-Sherborn)

Jaeden Roberts (Burke)

Ryan Svendsen (Arlington Catholic)

Zach Taylor (North Quincy)

Mike Wilkinson (Wakefield)

Jayden Williams (Arlington)

HONORABLE MENTION

Matt Baur (Sharon)

Tyrone Countrymon (Marblehead)

Dylan Crowley (Beverly)

Will Davis (Newton North)

Matt Draheim (BC High)

Jaydan Exalus (Cardinal Spellman)

Cade Furse (Manchester-Essex)

Lorenzo Jackson (Archbishop Williams)

Hassan Jenkins (Tech Boston)

Omri Merryman (St. Mary’s)

Sean O’Brien (Walpole)

Isaiah Ogunbare (Lawrence)

Jason O’Keefe (Natick)

Sam Orcutt (Medford)

Aiden Smith (Dartmouth)

Brady Spencer (Pembroke)

Jeffrey White (Cambridge)

Brendan Wilder (Waltham)

DREAM TEAM

MARIUS CANERY

LAWRENCE

The dynamic scoring guard was League MVP as he averaged 17 points, eight rebounds, and four assists to lead the Lancers to a 22-3 record and the Merrimack Valley Conference large championship. Canery will play at Dodge City next fall on a full scholarship.

RYDER FROST

BEVERLY

The 6-foot-6 junior small forward averaged 23 points and 14 rebounds to help Beverly to the Div. 1 Round 16. Frost scored his 1,000th career point this season and earned Northeastern Conference MVP honors. The sought-after recruit will reclassify at Phillips Exeter beginning in the fall.

NICK MARTINEZ

MALDEN CATHOLIC

The senior guard averaged 21 points and six rebounds to earn Catholic Conference co-MVP honors and lead Malden Catholic to its second straight Div. 2 state title, scoring 28 points in the Lancers’ state championship win over Mansfield.

JOSE PADILLA

NEWTON NORTH

The senior guard poured in 14 points and dished out five assists a game in guiding Newton North to a Div. 1 State semifinal berth while also earning Bay State Carey MVP honors. He also captured the most outstanding player award at the Springfield HoopHall Classic. Padilla will playing at Ithaca.

ZACH WOLINSKI

NORTH ANDOVER

The MVC first team all-conference selection catapulted North Andover into the Div. 1 State Semifinals, scoring 18 points a night. Last fall, the junior also had 14 TDs for the Scarlet Knights football team.

ALL-SCHOLASTICS

NOAH BEAUDET

NORWOOD

The 6-foot-1 senior guard was Tri-Valley League Large MVP as he averaged 26.6 points, seven rebounds, 2.5 assists and two steals. A two-time league MVP and member of the National Honor Society, Beaudet concluded his career with 1,329 points. He will play college basketball at Emmanuel College in Boston.

HENRY BICKFORD

NEEDHAM

The senior forward averaged 14 points and six rebounds to earn Bay State Conference all-star honors en route to leading Needham to its first state final. Needham was 47-10 record and won two league championships with Bickford. A member of Middlesex Magic AAU team, Bickford will do a post graduate year at Phillips Exeter.

DAVID BROWN

ST. MARY’S

The senior averaged 15 points, seven assists, six rebounds, and three steals a night to lead the Spartans to the Div. 3 state final. For his career, Brown finished with 1,216 points, 400 assists, over 350 rebounds, and more than 200 steals. Brown will play football at Bentley.

MALACHI BRYANT

CATHOLIC MEMORIAL

One of the best pure point guards in Massachusetts in 2023, Bryant helped Catholic Memorial to an 18-3 overall record and the top seed in the Div. 1 state tournament. The senior tallied 17 points, six rebounds, and five assists to earn co-MVP honors of the Catholic Conference. An honor roll student, Bryant will continue his playing career at Quincy College.

JOSH CAMPBELL

ARCHBISHOP WILLIAMS

Campbell finished his career in style scoring 23 points to go with eight rebounds, three assists, and two rebounds a game to lead Archbishop Williams to the Div. 3 state title. The 1,000-point scorer was Catholic Central League MVP, highlighted by a 50-point, 15-rebound effort in an overtime win over Burke. Campbell will continue his playing career at Bridgewater State University.

BRIAN CLOONAN

NEEDHAM

A breakout star, Cloonan was one of the top guards in Eastern Mass. in 2023 as he averaged 14 points and four assists to guide Needham to its first state final appearance. Cloonan earned Co-MVP of the Bay State Conference’s Herget Division. The junior guard is also a member of Needham’s volleyball team which grabbed a state championship in 2022.

TAVAJ COPE

FENWAY

The senior guard poured in 25 points a night to go with five rebounds and five assists to lead Fenway to a 16-4 record. Cope scored a career-high 40 points versus Brighton to go with a 27-point performance versus Div. 4 state semifinalist Burke. Also a member of the track and football teams, Cope plans to do a postgraduate year in the fall in hopes of pursuing a college basketball career.

MATTHEW GAFFNEY

MALDEN CATHOLIC

The sophomore point guard was a centerpiece of Malden Catholic’s Div. 2 state title, averaging 18 points and five rebounds to earn Catholic Conference all-star honors. An honor roll student, Gaffney plays for Mass Rivals on the AAU circuit and hopes to pursue a collegiate basketball career.

TYRESE MELO GARCIA

LYNN ENGLISH

One of the top pure scorers in Massachusetts, Melo Garcia averaged 20 points, seven rebounds and five assists a night. Melo Garcia finished with over 1,000 career points including a 43-point performance versus Springfield Central his junior season. The senior is a two time Greater Boston League all-star. A two-time Boston Herald all-scholastic, Melo Garcia is undecided on his collegiate plans.

JOEY HART

CENTRAL CATHOLIC

The junior guard scored 15.6 points and seven rebounds a night while also dishing out 3.5 assists as the Raiders reached the Div. 1 quarterfinals. A Merrimack Valley Conference first team selection, Hart was the IAABO Board 27 Comcast Tournament most valuable player as he led the Raiders to wins over Beverly and Central Catholic. He will reclassify at Governor’s Academy in the fall.

JAYLEN HUNTER-COLEMAN

CHARLESTOWN

Hunter-Coleman was one of the top freshman in the MIAA this winter as he dazzled from the point guard spot. He finished the year averaging 15 points, five assists, and five rebounds while earning Boston City League all-star and all-tournament team honors. A captain for the football team and member of the track team, Coleman plays for Expressions Elite on the AAU circuit.

WARREN KEEL

LYNN ENGLISH

The sophomore tallied 25 points, five assists, and five rebounds a night to lead the Bulldogs to a 20-2 overall record. The Greater Boston League’s MVP plays for Mass Rivals on the AAU circuit. Keel hopes to secure a college basketball opportunity.

AJAY LOPES

WAREHAM

The junior point guard averaged 16 points, 7.7 assists, and 2 steals for the Div. 4 state champs. The South Coast Conference MVP scored 37 points in the Vikings’ state semifinal win over Millbury. He’s also a conference all-star in football.

RYAN MACLELLAN

ANDOVER

The 6-foot point guard scored 17 points a game to go with four steals and three assists to earn Merrimack Valley Conference first-team honors as a senior. The 2021 co-MVP of the Merrimack Valley Conference finished his career with over 40 career wins. MacLellan will continue his playing career at WPI.

HUNTER MATTESON

DARTMOUTH

One of the top forwards in the Bay State. He averaged 23 points and 10 rebounds while also passing the 1,000 career point threshold. The Southeast Conference MVP led the Indians to a conference championship. Matteson plays for Middlesex Magic on the AAU circuit.

LIAM MCBRIDE

HINGHAM

The senior scored 24 points a game to go with seven rebounds and three assists. In Hingham’s win over Duxbury on senior night, McBride became the first player in program history to record 1,000 career points. The Patriot League Keenan’s Most Valuable Player will do a postgraduate at Deerfield Academy before hoping to pursue a college basketball career.

EDDIE MCCOY

MANSFIELD

McCoy starred when Mansfield needed him most, scoring 21 points per game in the postseason to help lead Mansfield to a spot in the Div. 2 state final. For the year, the junior guard scored 12 points a night to go with 5.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists, and 2.5 steals en route to the Hockomock League’s Davenport title and earned him league all-star honors.

JACOB MCLOUGHLIN

SHARON

The junior point guard put up 15 points, five assists, three rebounds, and three steals a game en route to the No. 3 seed in Div. 2. The Hockomock League all-star is also a standout on the gridiron where he led Sharon in touchdown receptions a season ago. He plays for Middlesex Magic on the AAU circuit.

CAMERON MONTEIRO

BROCKTON

Mostly known for his excellence on the football field, he showcased once again this winter that he is also a star on the basketball court. The 6-foot-2 shooting guard put up 16 points, seven rebounds, and five assists to lead Brockton to the Div. 1 quarterfinals. Monteiro, who holds numerous Div. 1 offers as a wide receiver, plays for Mass Rivals on the AAU basketball circuit.

SEAN O’LEARY

FRANKLIN

The top player in the Hockomock League averaged 20 points, eight rebounds, and three assists to get the league’s Most Valuable Player award. O’Leary’s efforts led Franklin to a 19-2 overall record and the third overall seed in the Div, 1 Tournament. Elected as a captain for his senior season, O’Leary plays for Middlesex Magic on the AAU circuit.

ALEX PENDERS

FOXBORO

The 6-foot-5 forward led the Hockomock League in scoring (20.7), rebounding (13.2), and blocks (1.9). Penders finished his career with 1,026 career points and 691 career rebounds. A member of National Honor Society, Penders will play at Ithaca.

DANNY REYES

LAWRENCE

The senior guard averaged 11 points, 10 assists, and six rebounds a night to lead Lawrence to the Div. 1 quarterfinals. A first-team Merrimack Valley Conference selection, Reyes is set to continue his playing career at a prep school in the fall.

LUKE RINADLI

DOVER-SHERBORN

The senior scored 20 points a night to go with six rebounds to earn Tri Valley League co-MVP honors. Rinaldi finished his career with 1,131 points over four years as a starter. The two-year captain will continue his playing career at Claremont McKenna College in southern California.

JAEDEN ROBERTS

BURKE

Roberts dominated seemingly every night as he scored 19 points an evening while often being the primary focal point for the opposing defense. The Boston City League’s most valuable player led Burke to its second consecutive city title. Only a sophomore, Roberts plays on the AAU circuit for Team New England.

RYAN SVENDSEN

ARLINGTON CATHOLIC

Svendsen poured in an eye-popping 30 points per game this winter and finished his career with 1,460 career points to become the all-time leading scorer in Arlington Catholic program history. A two-time Catholic Central League all-star, Svendsen is undecided on his collegiate destination.

ZACH TAYLOR

NORTH QUINCY

Taylor averaged 25 points, seven rebounds, and three assists. Taylor scored 30 points or more in a game five times and over 20 points on 14 separate occasions. The senior forward’s play earned him Patriot League Fisher Division’s Most Valuable Player award.

MIKE WILKINSON

WAKEFIELD

The senior averaged 20.6 points a night including a 36-point performance in Wakefield’s opening round win in the MIAA Div. 2 State Tournament. Wilkinson was the Middlesex Freedom Division’s MVP and finished his career a two-time league all-star.

JAYDEN WILLIAMS

ARLINGTON

The Middlesex Liberty Division’s MVP averaged 21 points per game to lead Arlington to a share of the league championship. Williams finished the 2023 campaign as the league’s leading scorer and totaled over 800 points for his career. Williams is undecided on his future plans.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Sean O’Brien, Trey Corbean (Walpole); Brian Cloonan, Henry Bickford (Needham); Edric Loissaint, Gil Dolan (Weymouth); Jose Padilla, Tyler Randall, Will Davis (Newton North); Issac Chiu (Wellesley); Makyle Hayes (Brookline); Pat Mulholland, Jason O’Keefe (Natick); Tate Baer (Framingham); Brady Stevens (Wellesley)

MVP: Jose Padilla, Sean O’Brien, Brian Cloonan

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE

Osman Aden, Mike Corriera Johnson, Ronel Ortega, Brennan Shapiro (Latin Academy); Trevari Andrews, Kamron Gordan (Boston United); Noah Lewis (Brighton); Matt Drayton, Jasaad Fenton, Jaeden Roberts, Jaeshawn Rogers (Burke); Kyeem Kyle Davis, Jose Osorio (CASH); Ricky Cabral , Jaylen Hunter, Victor Soto, Jaylin Williams-Crawford (Charlestown); Angel Franco, Christian Sanders (East Boston); Jayson Edwards, Rasheed Rahman, Wilton Fernandes (English); Abdi Abdi (Excel); Tavaj Cope, Joshua Lee, Jaden Scott (Fenway); Amarion Johnson (Madison Park); Joseph Jackson (New Mission); Isaiah Correira, Elijah Ford (O’Bryant); Damian Brown, Ruben Garcia-Diaz, Jaquan Hines , Damoni Pena (Snowden); Aljun Brown, Michael DeLeon, Hassan Jenkins (Tech Boston)

CAPE AND ISLANDS

ATLANTIC: Cole Rodgers (Sandwich); Nico Harrington, Andrew Berardi, Dillon White, Patrick O’Keefe (Nauset); Jack Watson (Falmouth); Evan Briggs, Ka’Ron Ford (Barnstable); Darius Azor, Trey McPherson (Dennis-Yarmouth)

MVP: Nico Harrington

MARITIME: Matheus Rodrigues, Josh Lake, Nate Story (Martha’s Vineyard); Finn Hyora, Jackson Morneau (Monomoy); Tamarr Washington, Michael Berry (Cape Cod Academy); Jayquan Francis, Jack Halik, Karson Wellington (Nantucket)

MVP: Matheus Rodrigues

LIGHTHOUSE: Zane Thomas, Quinn Mayo, Daniel Cordeiro (St. John’s Paul); P.J. DaCruz (Sturgis East); Gregory Codjoe, Sean Antone (Sturgis West); Ethan Nordberg, Eamon Godzik (Rising Tide); Nate Holmes, Drew Reeves (Falmouth Academy

MVP: Nate Holmes

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

ALL-LEAGUE: Grant Lyon, Jackson Lasquade (Georgetown); Toby Adams (Ipswich); Alex Gentile (Lynnfield); Cade Furse, Brennan Twombly, Eddie Chareas (Manchester-Essex); Finn Brennan, Carson Gretz (Newburyport); Andrew Boulas (North Reading); Cole Vuylsteke (Pentucket); Ethan Tate (Triton)

ALL-STARS: Corey Walsh, Marcos Yones (Georgetown); AB Labell, Connor McClintock (Hamilton-Wenham); Max Chesley (Ipswich); Gavin Deluties (Lynnfield); Patrick Cronin, Sam Athanas (Manchester-Essex); Henry Acton (Newburyport); Logan Scribner (North Reading); Austin Gagnon (Pentucket); Josiah Whitley, Ed Merz (Rockport); Griffin Dupuis (Triton)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Alex Gentile, Cade Furse Manchester-Essex, Grant Lyon

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

LARGE: Josh Campbell, Tristan Rodrigues, Lorenzo Jackson, Andres Espaillat (Archbishop Williams); Cooper Snead, Jack Chabot, Dylan Capua (Bishop Feehan); David Brown, Omri Merryman, Anthony D’Itria (St. Mary’s); Jaydan Exalus, Kristian Simpson (Cardinal Spellman); Kyle Benjamin, Anthony Vick (Cathedral); Sage Baptiste (Bishop Stang); Ryan Svendsen (Arlington Catholic); James Meklis (Bishop Fenwick)

MVP: Josh Campbell

SMALL: Sage Jones, Jake Witalisz, Ethan Byrne, Finn McVeigh (St. Joseph); Jayden White, Jariel Ruiz (Cristo Rey); Alejandro Aguilar, Gong Chen (Matignon)

MVP: Sage Jones

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Matt Gaffney, Buckley Moody, Nick Martinez (Malden Catholic); Jacob Cofield, Ryan Higgins, Peter Gellene, Malachi Bryant (Catholic Memorial); Ivan Yhomby, Matt Draheim (BC High); Mike O’Brien, Liam Buys (St. John’s Prep); Lorenzo Carrara, Danny Edgehill (Xaverian); Noah Basgaard (St. John’s Shrewsbury)

MVP: Malachi Bryant, Nick Martinez

COMMONWEALTH ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Tyler Rice (Whittier); Alijah Iraola, Dimitri Sime (Lowell Catholic); Martin Drejaj, Kevin Brown, Terrell Offutt (Greater Lowell); Trosky Pena, Vic Mafo (KIPP); Matt Breen, Franck Moron, Mavrick Bourdeau (Shawsheen); Lewis Garcia (Greater Lawrence);
MVP: Tyler Rice, Dimitri Sime
SMALL: Giovanni Soto, Michael Tayag (Mystic Valley); Shawn O’Keefe, Colin Holden, Christian Federico (Essex Tech); Derrick Twum, Jaydis Gonzalez (Innovation); Giovanni Jean, Ederick Gonzalez, Jayden Welch (Lynn Tech); Robert Fucillo (Minuteman); Connor McCall (Nashoba Tech)

MVP: Shawn O’Keefe, Colin Holden

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

ALL-LEAGUE: Robby Fiore (Acton-Boxboro); Camdyn Shoesmith (Bedford); Jeffrey White Jr., Tony Tabor (Cambridge); Cole Dressler (Concord-Carlisle); Steph Barnes, Ian LaForest (Waltham); Justice Buchannan (Bedford)

THORPE: Christian Kabuye, Collett Kinobe (Acton-Boxboro); Chais Harriette, Nazhi Reid, Dontay Santiago (Cambridge); Ben Brown, Ben Paradis (Concord-Carlisle); Kordell Bogus, Ryan Dooley (Lincoln-Sudbury); Tyson Robinson, Itai Rotem (Newton South); Yuvi Gahlaut, Vishai Rampur (Westford Academy)

FOLEY: Ryan Cohen, Justin Liberman, Eric Miles (Bedford); Sam Griffin, Connor Tran (Boston Latin); Will Hunt, Brendan Wilder (Waltham); Nick Shock (Wayland); Hunter Kutting, Dana Williams (Weston)

MVP: Jeffery White Jr., Justice Buchannan

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Tyrese Melo Garcia, Joshua St. Jean, Nelson Obarisiagbon, Warren Keel (Lynn English); Steven Cordero, Kevin Ruiz, David DeSouza (Everett); Sam Orcutt, Justin Marino, Anthony Teixeira-Kugler (Medford); Marvin Avery Jr., Almina Gerado (Lynn Classical); Franco DiFusco, Jared Antonelli (Somerville); Domenic Boudreau, Alejandro Hincapie (Revere); Jonald Joseph, Justin Bell (Malden); Brauli Quezada Timeo (Chelsea)

MVP: Warren Keel

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

Jaiden Outland (Attleboro); Matt Chafin (Canton); Alex Penders (Foxboro); Sean O’Leary, Justin Allen, Ben Harvey (Franklin); Will Laplante (King Philip); Trevor Foley, Chris Hill, Eddie McCoy (Mansfield); Andrew Rivera (Milford); Cole Craffey (Oliver Ames); Matt Baur, Jacob McLoughlin, Nate Katznelson (Sharon); Jayden Costa-Haywood (Stoughton); Troy Santos (Taunton)

MVP: Sean O’Leary

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

LARGE: Elijah Dumornay, Dominic Capaccioli, Tyler Anderson (Blue Hills); Tucker Bumila, Billy Donovan, Ryan Donovan (Bristol-Plymouth); Damin Travares, Mathew Nawoichik (Upper Cape); Sam Perry (Diman); Keegan Walker (Tri-County)
MVP: Tucker Bumila
SMALL: Ryan Scott, Matt McGuiggan, Max Finney (Old Colony); Jesse Lyons, Brandon LaFleur (South Shore); Lucas Gurski, Joshua Wiggin (Cape Cod Tech); Jack Collins (Norfolk Aggie)

MVP: Ryan Scott
COMPREHENSIVE: Ryan McGrath, Tommy Perna, Jacob Sousa (West Bridgewater); Benjamin Boudria, Hunter Brodeur (Westport); Owen Burke, Armani Perkins (Holbrook); Jahmier Stephenson (Bishop Connolly); Kenzel Jean Michel (Avon)
MVP: Armani Perkins

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

FIRST TEAM: Ryan MacLellan (Andover); Markys Bridgewater, Joey Hart Junior (Central Catholic); Ryan Blagg (Chelmsford); Marius Canery, Isaiah Ogunbarre, Danny Reyes (Lawrence); Javien Kirmil (Lowell); Earl Pemberton Jr. (Methuen); Zach Wolinski, Jake Denney (North Andover)

SECOND TEAM: Luca Palermo, Chase Lembo, Rohit Srinivasan (Andover); Connor Gibson (Billerica); Marcus Rivera, Nick Sangermano (Central Catholic); Michael Mwaniki, Tyler Allen (Chelmsford); Sean Bosia, Jamaal Njikam (Dracut); Colin Snyder, Jeremy Valdez (Haverhill); Ryan Grunon, Braylin Castillo (Lawrence); Juan Beltres Diaz, Jason Kamau (Lowell); Isaiah Andino, Ben Nkwantah (Methuen); Ryan Cuvier, Jonathan Sullivan (Tewksbury)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Marius Canery, Ryan Cuvier

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

LIBERTY: Nelson Mendes-Stephen, Derin Ongur, Ryan Asarpour (Lexington); Jayden Williams, Owen Haglund (Arlington); Matt Hu, John DeMichaelis (Winchester); Aidan Bekkenhuis, Jesse Doherty (Reading); Donovan Holway (Belmont); Brett Tuzzulo (Woburn)

MVP: Jayden Williams
FREEDOM: Mike Wilkinson, Ethan Margolis, De’Ari Burton (Wakefield); Cedric Rodriguez, Eric Sekyaya, Ben Poehler (Burlington); Cameron Lippie, Miles Nzui (Melrose); Benjamin Kullman (Watertown); Colin Farren (Stoneham); Ben Marvin
MVP: Mike Wilkinson

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Dylan Crowley, Ryder Frost (Beverly); Matt Richardson (Masconomet); Tyrone Countrymon (Marblehead); Bryson Green (Salem); Nate Montagnino (Gloucester); Anthony Forte (Peabody)

ALL-STARS: Max Hemsey, Noe Diaz (Beverly); Brendan Bazazi (Masconomet); Shea Lynch, Raphel Laurent (Peabody); Nick Lemmond, Isaiah Makor (Marblehead); Jack Doyle, Chris Qirjazi (Salem); Ben Tapia-Gately, Max Anajjar, Josh Owawe (Saugus); Aris Xerras (Danvers); Liam Wales, Connor Chiarello (Swampscott); Zach Bousz (Winthrop); Adam Borowick, Brady Sullivan (Gloucester)

MVP: Ryder Frost

PATRIOT LEAGUE

Alex Barlow, Trevor Jones. Tate Fiedler (Duxbury); Jake Peterson, David Quinlan (Hanover); Charlie Carroll, Liam McBride, Chase Mello (Hingham); Nick Dubois, James Molloy, James Leach (Marshfield); Ryan Treacy, Zach Taylor, Kobe Nguyen, Dylan Clifford (North Quincy); Nate Caldwell, Brady Spencer, Joey Dwyer (Pembroke); Devanti Perry, Ivan Darko (Plymouth North); Nick Marcel, Declan Davis, Justin LaChance (Plymouth South); Jamie Andrews (Quincy); Danny Adams, Michael Porter, Jimmy Tolton, Ryan Dunn (Scituate); Luke Lofstrom (Silver Lake); Ryan Baker, Isaiah Bean-Brittain, Drew Daley (Whitman-Hanson)

MVP: Liam McBride, Zach Taylor

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Ajay Lopes, Antoine Crosson (Wareham); Nathan Levesque, Josh Keller (Apponequet); Nate Reynolds, Michael Dankert (Bourne); Landon Cayton (Case); Kyle Mello (Dighton-Rehoboth); Ryan Ptaszenski (Fairhaven); Cam Morin (GNB Voke); Braden Yeomans, Liam Geraghty (Old Rochester); Jason Andrews (Seekonk); Brendan McDonald (Somerset Berkley)
MVP: Ajay Lopes

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

Aiden Smith, Hunter Matteson (Dartmouth); Jeyden Espinal, Eric Lucas, Avonte Lamore (Durfee); Cameron Monteiro, Chidi Nwosu, Jordan Dontes (Brockton); Luke Barry, Jake Golden (Bridgewater-Raynham); Damarius Roberts, Craig Baptista (New Bedford)

MVP: Hunter Matteson

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

SULLIVAN: Connor Pease, Tyler Staiti (Abington); Dylan Kaplinger, Mike Oman (East Bridgewater); Jacob Briggs, Matt Youngquist, Nick Marzelli (Middleboro); Matt Leaver, Ronan Coffey, Ryan Luccarelli (Norwell); Isaiah Michel, Cam Rainford, Dylan Swinton, Jordan Nash (Randolph)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Matt Leaver

TOBIN: Tyler Lennox, JJ Grimes, Charlie Condon (Carver); Tyler Sordillo, Tommy Burke (Hull); Jack Cullinan (Cohasset); Michael Moriarty, Lucas Leander, Gavin Wardwell (Rockland); Dante Clarke (Mashpee)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Michael Moriarty

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Ross Priscella (Bellingham); Joey Mansour (Dedham); Brian Olson, Luke Rinaldi, Luke Spellman (Dover-Sherborn); Austin Mirken (Holliston); Tommy Chatten, Sam Pantera (Hopkinton); Luke Lisciandra (Medfield); James O’Connor, Caden Reisman (Medway); Kevin Marinilli, Marquise Pina (Norton); Noah Beaudet, Matt Mahoney (Norwood); Brendan Donegan, Matt Jacobson (Westwood)

MVP: Noah Beaudet, Luke Rinaldi, Joey Mansour