ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Mara Boldy Emily Carney Kerri Finneran Ava Meehan Natalie Wall
Izzy Adams
Walpole, junior
A two-time All-Scholastic, Adams buried a crucial first-quarter goal that led the Porkers to their first Division 1 title since 2016 and a 22-1 record. She finished her junior season with a team-leading 23 goals and 22 assists.
Karissa Albin
Somerset Berkley, senior
The senior capped off her career with 27 goals and 25 assists, driving the Blue Raiders to a 20-1-1 season. Following a 95-goal, 42-assist career, the South Coast Conference All-Star will play field hockey at Bentley University.
Kerin Birch
Walpole, senior
The Byrant-bound midfielder wrapped up her career by winning the Division 1 title in the Porkers’ third-consecutive finals appearance. A National Honor Society student, she had 23 points and is a three-time Bay State All-Star.
King Philip, senior
A three-sport athlete, Boldy scored 90 career points, with 28 goals and 12 assists her senior season. She was named an All-Region firstteamer and won her second MSFHCA Joanne Paquette Award. She plans to play college field hockey.
Blaire Brennan
Lincoln-Sudbury, sophomore
A point-per-game player, the twoyear starter notched five goals and 14 assists this season, earning a spot on Team USA’s U16 squad at the Pan American Maccabi Games. In the offseason, the sophomore plays for Wizards Field Hockey.
Susannah Brown
Monomoy, senior
A captain and three-year starter, Brown tallied 21 of the Sharks’ 78 goals and assisted on nine others, bringing her career total to 69 points. Next year, she will play field hockey and lacrosse at Johnson & Wales University.
Rita Cahalane
Newburyport, senior
The four-year varsity player captained Newburyport to a 21-2 record and its first Division 3 final appearance, tallying one goal and four assists. A high honor roll student, Cahalane was the Cape Ann League Player of the Year.
Franklin, junior
The Fairfield commit is on USA Field Hockey’s radar, and for good reason. She was part of the fearsome Franklin lineup, recording 29 goals and 19 assists, and was named a Hockomock League AllStar for a second year.
Maddie Chase
Danvers, senior
The senior captain led Danvers to an undefeated Northeastern Conference season (13-0-1), accruing five goals and four assists on her way to NEC Player of the Year honors. Chase was selected for the Best of 60 All-Star game.
Mary Collins
Foxborough, senior
The two-time Hockomock MVP finished her senior season with a team-record 35 goals and 23 assists, bringing her career total to 160 points (93 goals, 67 assists.) She will play at Stonehill and study early childhood education.
Rachel Egan
Watertown, junior
The three-year starter played a key role in the Raiders’ undefeated
22-0 record and third straight state title, collecting 24 goals and 15 assists as a junior. Egan, who has verbally committed to Holy Cross, was a Middlesex All-Star.
Central Catholic, junior
A two-year captain and MVC coMVP, the junior set the program record for most goals in a season (34) on her way to 100 career points. The Andover resident is a threesport athlete, also playing basketball and lacrosse.
Drew Hussar
Dover-Sherborn, senior
In her senior season, Hussar was named captain for the second time and contributed six goals and 10 assists, earning Tri-Valley League Small MVP. The MIT commit is also a two-time softball captain and captain of the basketball team.
Abigail Kent
Manchester Essex, sophomore
With 14 goals and 12 assists, the sophomore helped a well-rounded Manchester Essex squad to the Division 4 semifinals. In her two seasons, Kent has 22 goals and 16 assists. The honor roll student also plays lacrosse and runs track.
Myles Lakin
Reading, senior
The future biomedical engineering student and Physics Core Values Award winner also succeeds at the science of goaltending. The WPIbound Lakin recorded 17 shutouts and captained the Rockets to a
22-1 record and the Division 2 title.
Bishop Feehan, senior
A four-year varsity starter, the senior captain earned Catholic Central League MVP for the third time. After spending the offseason with the U18 USA Women’s National Team, Meehan will play field hockey at North Carolina.
Rose Memmolo
Andover, senior
The Colby-bound senior captain bolstered the Golden Warriors to a 20-2-0 record and a state final appearance, notching six goals, 12 assists, and seven defensive saves. The MVC co-Player of the Year is also on Andover’s girls’ hockey team.
Camille Perlov
Hopkinton, senior
With 27 goals and 11 assists, the four-year varsity starter and twotime captain earned Tri-Valley AllStar honors for the third time. The Fairfield commit led Hopkinton to a 13-2-4 record, and finished with more than 100 career points.
Alexandra Tardugno
Methuen, senior
An aggressive goalie known for attacking plays head on, the Western New England commit had a stellar season, breaking Methuen’s record for most saves in a game (45), notching eight of her 17 career shutouts, and stopping 340 shots.
Reading, senior
The Villanova-bound senior was one of the state’s toughest defenders and a key to the Rockets’ Division 2 title. Wall’s Middlesex Liberty MVP award marked her thirdconsecutive league honor, and she was named a MSFHCA Best of 60.