ALL-SCHOLASTICS

Obi Akubude

Concord-Carlisle, senior

The senior was the only doublewinner at All-States, earning firstplace finishes in 55 hurdles (8.31) and 300 (39.65). She also anchored the Patriots’ 4x200 relay to a thirdplace finish (1:47.08) at the Division 2 meet, and is headed to BU.

Kylee Bernard

Cambridge, senior

The Boston College-bound senior won the 600 (1:34.58) and placed third in the 300 (40.41) at AllStates. She owns Massachusetts’ top time in both events this season. She also owns the school record in the 200, 300, 400, and 600.

Sarah Claflin

Pembroke, junior

The junior’s undefeated season in the 55 was capped off with victories at the Division 4 meet (7.18) and All-States (7.12), where she set a personal best. She also anchored the 4x200 relay, which placed fourth (1:45.98) at All-States.

Ava Criniti

Lexington, senior

The cross-country All-Scholastic and Northwestern commit transitioned seamlessly to the winter season, finishing as the Middlesex MVP. She won the 2-mile at AllStates (10:51.22) and was the mile runner-up (5:08.33) in Division 1.

Sarah Dumas

Franklin, junior

The pentathlon specialist won the MSTCA Holiday Challenge (3,133), finished second at All-States (3,244), and fourth at Nationals (3,275). She also excelled individually, notching a second-place finish in 55 hurdles at All-States (8.43).

Amelia Everett

Newton South, senior

The repeat All-Scholastic won the 1000 (2:51.60) at All-States and finished second in the event (2:49.56) at New Englands. She also finished third in the 800 (2:08.50) at New Balance Nationals, and will be headed to Stanford.

Brianna Ewansiha

Peabody, senior

The senior made a late push into the state’s upper-echelon of high jumpers, earning first place (5-4) at the Division 2 championship and runner-up (5-6) at All-States. She also placed 13th (5-4.25) at New Balance Nationals.

Grace Hanafin

Burlington, senior

The talented senior won long jump at All-States (17-8.5) and placed third at the New England championships (18-2). She was also a double-winner at the Division 3 championships, winning both the long jump (19-1.5) and 55 dash (7.33).

Veronica Jones

Lowell, senior

The New Hampshire-bound shot putter set a personal and school record in a winning effort at the New England championships (40-11). She also placed second at All-States (40-3.75) and 10th at New Balance Nationals (39-7.25).

Anna McElhinney

Billerica, senior

The UMass commit was the 2-mile runner-up (10:51.23) at All-States, losing by one-hundredth of a second. She was a double-winner in the mile (5:10.10) and 2-mile (11:36.74) and anchored the second-place 4x400 at the D3 meet.

Brooke Serak

Bishop Feehan, sophomore

The sophomore shot putter notched an undefeated conference season before winning the Division 2 meet (40-10.5) and All-States (41-8.25). She also set a meet record at the Small School FreshmanSophomore championship (40-3).

Macey Shriner

Plymouth North, sophomore

The cross-country All-Scholastic went undefeated in Patriot meets during the indoor season, and finished second in the 1000 (2:55.55) at All-States. In the mile, she placed second at the Division 2 meet (5:03.45).