ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Abby Beggans
Wellesley, freshman
The freshman placed second at the Twilight Invitational, fourth in the Division 1B qualifying meet, and third in the Division 1 state championship. Beggans also won the Frank Kelly Invitational 3K race. She plays lacrosse and basketball.
Ava Bullock
Barnstable, sophomore
Bullock earned her second AllScholastic honor by scoring wins in sophomore events at the Twilight and Frank Mooney Invitationals. She also logged eighth-place runs in the D1 All-State meet (18:45.6) and D1B qualifier (18:48.2).
Ava Criniti
Lexington, senior
In her first season of cross-country, the Northwestern-bound senior was Middlesex League MVP and set course records at Lexington and in the league meet. Her crowning moment of the fall was her Div. 1A qualifying win (17:50.9).
Sarah DiVasta
Peabody, senior
The Northeastern Conference MVP secured ninth-place runs in both the D1 All-State race (18:48.8) and D1B state qualifier (18:49.5). DiVasta also came in second at the CM Invitational (19:40.4). She is a National Honor Society member.
Amelia Everett
Newton South, senior
She dazzled in her first season, with wins at the Ocean State Invitational and Dual County championships. Everett also placed second in the D1A qualifier (17:51.4) and the Bay State Invitational, and is committed to Stanford.
Madelyn Germain
Norfolk Aggie, junior
The two-time All-Scholastic went unbeaten in the Mayflower Conference and took the Small Schools State Vocational crown (19:21). She also won the D3A state qualifier (19:53.4) and placed second in the D3 All-State race (18:54.9).
Greta Hammer
Needham, freshman
Hammer was dominant as a freshman, right up to her second-place finish in the Division 1 state championship. Her 17:51.9 time, good for third at the Div. 1A qualifier, was the fastest clocking of any ninth-grader in the state.
Camille Jordan
Brookline, senior
The senior kick-started her fall with a Frank Kelley Invitational win (18:19.7) and capped it with a fourth-place run at All-States (18:33.9). Jordan was the No. 1 runner on the Division 1 champion Warriors and is headed to UPenn.
Molly Kiley
Andover, senior
The two-time All-Scholastic distance runner set the Warriors’ 5K record with her 17:57 time in the Division 1A qualifying meet. Kiley also finished second in the Merrimack Valley meet (18:37). She'll continue running at BU.
Jordan Liss-Riordan
Brookline, senior
A key member of the Division 1 state champs, Liss-Riordan finished sixth in the D1A state qualifier (18:18) and fourth at the Bay State Conference meet (18:27.1). She enjoys writing and filmmaking and is committed to Williams.
Anna McElhinney
Billerica, senior
In her first year running crosscountry, the UMass-bound McElhinney captured Merrimack Valley MVP honors and won the Bay State Invitational and D1C qualifier. Her 18:10 time is a school record and she was fifth (18:35) at All-States.
Macey Shriner
Plymouth North, sophomore
The Patriot League MVP won all of her conference meets. Shriner also triumphed in the Catholic Memorial Invitational (19:29.6), finished third in the Div. 1C qualifier (18:55.7), and 13th in the D1 state championship meet (18:55.2).
Katie Sobieraj
Oliver Ames, junior
The two-time All-Scholastic was Hockomock MVP, led an unbeaten dual meet season, and prevailed in the league championship meet (17:54). Sobieraj also placed 10th in the D1 state meet and was third at the Twilight Invitational.
Charlotte Tuxbury
Wellesley, sophomore
The sophomore was a core member of a Wellesley squad that finished second at All-States. Tuxbury scored an individual victory in the Division 1C qualifying race (18:18.0) and also placed third at the Bay State Invitational (18:56.0).
Emily Wedlake
Westford, freshman
Wedlake set her 5K personal best (18:28) in her eighth-place finish at the Division 1A state qualifier and went on to place 12th at the state meet. She holds Westford’s course record and won the Frank Mooney freshman 3K race.