ALL-SCHOLASTICS

Camryn Donovan

Danvers, junior

Fourth in the all-around at states and sixth in the all-around at North Sectionals, the junior was important to the Falcons’ third-place team finishes at both meets. She had top five finishes on uneven bars and floor exercise at states.

Alissa Ganley

Wilmington, senior

The senior had a stellar New England championship, winning uneven bars and finishing second in the all-around. She was top 10 in the all-around at state individuals and states. The three-sport athlete is headed to UMass Amherst.

Zinnia Hopkinson

Central Catholic, sophomore

New to high school gymnastics, the sophomore was clutch in the state championship, coming back from injury to deliver the title-clinching vault for the Raiders. She won the MVC all-around title, and is a club Level 10 National Qualifier.

Lexie Masters

Bedford, sophomore

A solid all-arounder, the sophomore helped her team finish fourth at North Sectionals and fourth in both uneven bars and balance beam at the state meet while earning seventh in the all-around. She also is a DCL All-Star in softball.

Maeve McIlroy

Marblehead, senior

The NEC/CAL all-around champion, the senior was third in the allaround at state individuals. She broke Marblehead’s all-around record with a 38.4. The four-time league all-star and Senior National member will compete for Brown.

Maggie Murphy

Westford, senior

The Grey Ghosts GOAT, the Maryland commit finished her high school career with school records on every apparatus and the allaround. She was second at state individuals and won DCL Gymnast of the Year for a fourth time.

Hannah Pena

Ashland, senior

The Boston College-bound Pena was the anchor as MADS qualified for the state meet. The Ashland resident qualified for New England’s on vault and uneven bars, and had scores above 9.5 on both floor and vault this season.

Divier Ramos-Delgado

Methuen, junior

The junior is perfection for the Rangers. He shattered the school record with a 10 on vault and set Methuen’s floor record with a 9.75. A 4.0 student and a three-sport athlete, he also competes nationally in club gymnastics.

Riley Salerno

Central Catholic, senior

A four-time MVC All-Conference selection, the Raiders captain led the team to state and New England titles. The New England all-around champion was also named to the Senior National Team. She is bound for South Carolina.

Rylan Savas

Norton, freshman

The South Sectional all-around winner had a regular season allaround average of 36.825. The Lancers’ two-time MVP, she scored season highs of 9.5 on floor and beam, was 13th at individuals, and qualified for New Englands.

Ava Schenck-Davis

Burlington, senior

Though limited in her senior season, she still won the uneven bars title at state individuals. At New Englands, she finished second on bars and floor exercise with scores in the 9.6s. She will compete for Cornell next year.

Ciara Thomas

Brockton, freshman

Eighth in the all-around at the state championship with four scores above 9.0, the freshman finished 14th at New Englands. She was runner-up in the all-around at the South Sectionals and is a regional qualifier in club gymnastics.

Sophie Tressler

Central Catholic, junior

A key member of the state champion Raiders in her first year of high school gymnastics, the junior was third all-around and first on balance beam all-around at states. She took second place in the all-around at the MVC Championship.

Kaylee Wescott

Danvers, freshman

The freshman superstar broke Danvers’ all-around record score this season with a 39.1. Her Falcons finished third at both North Sectionals and states, and at states she was second in the all-around. She is a two-time team MVP.

Andrew Znoj

Mansfield, junior

This year’s state individual vault champion, the junior also finished second on floor exercise at the event. His talents on both events led the Hornets to the South Sectional title. He also won floor and vault at the Hockomock meet.