ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Olivia Avellar
Nauset, senior
The Cape & Islands MVP backstopped the Warriors to a 19-3-1 record with eight shutouts, including two in the postseason, and a trip to the D2 quarterfinals. A two-time soccer All-Scholastic, she will play that sport at Boston University.
Caroline Batchelder
Archbishop Williams, junior
The junior led the Bishops on a thrilling run to the Division 1 semifinals with five playoff goals. An assistant captain, Batchelder became the program’s all-time leading goal scorer late in the season and now has 62 in her career.
Ava Buckley
Peabody, junior
With 17 goals and 22 assists, the junior not only led the Northeastern Conference in both categories, but she set the program record for assists in a season as the Tanners finished 18-5 and advanced to the D1 quarterfinals.
Angalisa Caceda
Waltham, senior
With 23 goals and 28 assists, the senior factored into more than half of the Hawks’ 98 goals this winter. Caceda finished her career as a three-time captain with 141 points and a MVC/DCL Small co-MVP award.
Lila Chamoun
Milton, senior
A returning All-Scholastic, the Bay State Conference MVP logged 10 shutouts, bringing her career total to 23. Chamoun registered a .950 save percentage, 1.33 goals against average, and a 19-5-1 record. She will play for Framingham State .
Izzy Cusack
Canton, sophomore
The sophomore led the Bulldogs with 37 points as they skated to a 19-4-1 record and a trip to the Division 2 quarterfinals. A two-time Hockomock All-Star, Cusack plays for the Mass Spitfires and also plays field hockey.
Riley Devlin
Falmouth, junior
The junior led the state’s top-scoring offense with 50 points, including a team-high 28 assists. She scored the Clippers’ biggest goal of the year, a double OT winner against Canton in the state quarterfinals. Devlin also plays soccer.
Molly Driscoll
Watertown, senior
The senior had 23 goals and seven assists for a Belmont/Watertown team that was the last undefeated squad in the state. Committed to BU for field hockey, she will first do a post-graduate year at Phillips Andover.
Ava Enright
Boston Latin, junior
The three-year captain moved back to defense this year to great success, providing nine goals and 15 assists while being named to the MVC/DCL All-Conference team. Enright has 68 career points and plays for the Boston Junior Eagles.
Isa Fischer
Burlington, sophomore
Fischer backstopped Burlington to its second consecutive state quarterfinals appearance, recording a staggering 0.8 goals against average and 11 shutouts. The Middlesex All-Star allowed more than two goals just once this season.
Harper Friedholm
Lincoln-Sudbury, senior
Now a three-time MVC/DCL MVP, the senior captain had 19 goals and 14 assists as the Warriors won the Large Division title. Bound for Cornell in the fall to play lacrosse, Friedholm finished her career with 128 points.
Maddie Greenwood
Duxbury, junior
Now a two-time state champion, the junior captain capped a 32point season by returning from injury and scoring and assisting in the Dragons’ D2 title game win. The honor roll student finished with 45 goals and 77 career points.
Kelly Holmes
King Philip, senior
The Hockomock MVP finished her final season with 31 goals and 15 assists - giving her 168 points and an even 100 goals for her career. A three-time All-Scholastic, Holmes will play field hockey next year at St. Anselm.
Ava Iantosca
Dedham, senior
The offensive catalyst for the Marauders’ 14-5-2 season, the senior captain delivered 21 goals and 16 assists while earning Tri-Valley coMVP honors. With 123 career points, Iantosca is a five-time TVL All-Star who also plays lacrosse.
Ava Larkin
Notre Dame (Hingham), senior
The senior netminder served as the backbone of a nearly unflappable Cougars defense that reached the state finals, compiling an impressive 1.05 GAA and .945 save percentage. Larkin will continue her education at Providence College.
Kasey Litwin
St. Mary's, senior
While leading a young Spartans team as a senior captain, Litwin produced 15 goals and 12 assists in 20 games for the D1 champions. She is a MIAA Sportsmanship Award winner and will play hockey and lacrosse at Nichols.
Lily Mackenzie
Wilmington, senior
Skating for the Stoneham co-op, the Middlesex Freedom MVP scored 35 of her team’s 58 goals while adding seven assists. The three-time league all-star finished with 122 points (88 goals, 34 assists), most in Wilmington history.
MJ Petisce
Methuen, junior
The MVC/DCL All-Star was a key piece of a 15-5-2 Red Rangers team that allowed just 22 goals all year. With 11 goals and 11 assists, Petisce hit the 50-point mark for her career. The junior also plays lacrosse.
Casey Roth
Falmouth, junior
In leading the Clippers to the D2 title game, the junior led the state’s top offense with 25 goals and 24 assists. The three-time Cape & Islands All-Star logged her 100th career point in the first round of the playoffs.
Kate Sullivan
Westwood, junior
The junior doubled her career point total from 55 to 110 this year, producing 33 goals and 22 assists for the Tri-Valley League champions, earning MVP honors. Sullivan is a three-time TVL All-Star who also plays field hockey and lacrosse.