GIRLS LACROSSE
Tara Battaglino (Wellesley)
Abby Beggans (Wellesley)
Evie Bernard (Hamilton-Wenham)
Kelly Blake (Medfield)
Kassidy Carmichael (Westford Academy)
Brigid Carovillano (Manchester-Essex)
Emma Connerty (Notre Dame Hingham)
Megan Doyle (Weymouth)
Kerri Finneran (Central Catholic)
Harper Friedholm (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Halle Greenleaf (Ipswich)
Jane Hilsabeck (Notre Dame Hingham)
Laney Larsen (Cohasset)
Bailey Lower (Nantucket)
Anna Magennis (Ashland)
Grace Maroney (Hingham)
Aubrey McMahon (Notre Dame Hingham)
Karleigh Mutch (Concord-Carlisle)
Caitlyn Naughton (Walpole)
Caroline Nozzolillo (Westwood)
Madeline Packard (Hingham)
Holly Panttila (Norwell)
Lilly Pons (Newburyport)
Alex Proefrock (Medfield)
Libby Quinn (Reading)
Alexis Thermidor (Acton-Boxboro)
Ellie Thomas (Needham)
HONORABLE MENTION
Lydia Canavan (Lincoln-Sudbury)
Siobhan Colin (Notre Dame Hingham)
Charlize Collins (Burlington)
Caroline Connolly (Hingham)
Charlise Cox (Norwell)
Danielle Cox (Norwell)
Willow Cyr (Concord-Carlisle)
Charlotte DeMaio (Westwood)
Emilie DeMaio (Westwood)
Kelly Devine (Dover-Sherborn)
Sophia Fruci (Walpole)
Reese Hansen (Cohasset)
Lily Kacyvenski (Weston)
Neta Leschly (Weston)
Nicolette Licare (Central Catholic)
Olivia Lodge (Norwood)
Brooke Lomasney (Peabody)
Makenzie McDevitt (King Philip)
Olivia McDonald (Newburyport)
Jillian Mele (Wayland)
Olivia Norchi (Natick)
Emerson Pekarcik (Nantucket)
Charlotte Pithie (Norwell)
Lily Samoska (Hingham)
Lily Schmalz (Needham)
Kaitlyn Uller (Wellesley)
Devan Spinale (Canton)
Emma Van Allen (Bishop Feehan)
Abby Yfantopulos (Central Catholic)
Kierstyn Zinter (Central Catholic)
ALL-SCHOLASTICS
TARA BATTAGLINO
WELLESLEY
The sophom*ore sniped 83 goals to go with 30 assists as Wellesley made the Div.1 state final, and she was named a USA Lacrosse All-American. Battaglino enjoys playing the guitar, and coaching youth sports as a hobby.
ABBY BEGGANS
WELLESLEY
The sophom*ore was an EMLCA Second Team All-Star, and a Herald All-Scholastic for a second time. Beggans is a track star, and coaches youth athletes in her spare time.
EVIE BERNARD
HAMILTON-WENHAM
The sophom*ore midfielder was a USA Lacrosse All-American and chosen to the state’s American Select First Team. The Cape Ann League’s Most Valuable Player sniped 94 goals and tacked on 17 assists. Bernard boasts a 4.1 GPA, and is a member of Hamilton-Wenham’s ski team.
KELLY BLAKE
MEDFIELD
Blake led Medfield to the Div. 3 championship as she buried 143 goals, adding 77 assists and 228 draw controls. The Boston College commit was named the Tri-Valley League’s Most Valuable Player. Blake is an Academic All-American and a member of the National Honor Society.
KASSIDY CARMICHAEL
WESTFORD ACADEMY
After erupting for 95 goals and 43 assists in 2024, Carmichael was named an All-American. She corralled 179 draw controls, and was selected as an Eastern Mass. All-Star and named Dual Country League MVP. The junior is also a hockey star, having played at the USA U18 IIHF World Championships. She is committed to Ohio State, where she is expected to continue both her lacrosse and hockey careers.
BRIGID CAROVILLANO
MANCHESTER ESSEX
The junior goaltender was named to the Eastern Mass. Girls Lacrosse All-Star first team member and selected as a USA Lacrosse All-American. She registered a 56.7% save percentage. She has a 5.51 GPA and is a Manchester Essex Junior Scholar Award recipient. Carovillano is committed to the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill), where she intends on playing lacrosse.
EMMA CONNERTY
NOTRE DAME (HINGHAM)
Connerty has 66 goals and six assists, 113 draw controls, collected 50 ground balls and forced 11 caused turnovers as the Cougars won their latest Div. 2 state championship. The junior, who has verbally committed to UNC, has a career total of 184 goals.
MEGAN DOYLE
WEYMOUTH
Doyle broke her own school record with 117 goals. She added 33 assists to finish with 150 points on the year (also a record). The All-American shattered more barriers with 259 draw controls and caused 63 turnovers. Doyle holds her school’s basketball scoring record as well. The Bay State Conference MVP is committed to Yale, where she will continue to play.
KERRI FINNERAN
CENTRAL CATHOLIC
The midfielder recorded 101 goals and added 20 assists, in addition to winning 196 draw controls, as the program captured its first Div. 1 girls lacrosse title. She was named the Merrimack Valley Conference’s Most Valuable Player, also adding 31 caused turnovers. She is an Honor Roll student and a member of the National Honor Society.
HARPER FRIEDHOLM
LINCOLN-SUDBURY
The senior midfielder finished with 65 goals and 16 assists, adding 57 draw controls and 31 ground balls, good enough to lead the Warriors to a Div. 1 finals appearance. She was a USA Lacrosse All-American and an Eastern Mass. Girls Lacrosse First Team member, on top of being selected as a Dual County League Player of the Year. A three-time DCL MVP in hockey, and a Phelps Scholar award recipient, Friedholm is continuing her lacrosse career at Cornell.
HALLE GREENLEAF
IPSWICH
The senior netted 49 goals and finished with 42 assists, had 110 draw controls and 45 ground balls, while tallying 42 caused turnovers. Greenleaf is also a hockey player, and is expected to continue her journey in that sport at Salem State next year.
JANE HILSABECK
NOTRE DAME (HINGHAM)
The midfielder capped a brilliant career by scoring four goals in a 14-10 win over Walpole to secure the school’s third straight state title. The high-scoring Hilsabeck amassed more than 110 goals in her past two seasons and attend Clemson.
LANEY LARSEN
COHASSET
Larsen scored 70 goals and tacked on 20 assists to finish with 90 points on the year, and 356 overall (third in Skippers’ career history), as Cohasset captured its latest lacrosse championship in Div. 4 with a 14-9 victory over Ipswich. The captain and National Honor Society member is bound for the University of Richmond.
BAILEY LOWER
NANTUCKET
Lower scored 135 goals and had 97 assists. The senior was named a USA Lacrosse All-American, and the Cape and Islands League’s Most Valuable Player. The perennial Honor Roll student is headed to Vanderbilt University.
ANNA MAGENNIS
ASHLAND
Magennis had 149 points overall (102 goals, 47 assists), ending her career with 321 points. During her spare time, Magennis participates with Laxachusetts and the Bay State Games. She is a National Honor Society member and is committed to UConn for lacrosse.
GRACE MARONEY
HINGHAM
The Patriot League’s Most Valuable Player after helping Hingham during a trip to the Div. 2 Final Four, the junior registered 110 goals and dished out 10 assists, while also corralling 93 draw controls. The hybrid midfielder and attacker even had 22 caused turnovers. Maroney boasts a 4.2 GPA and is a member of the National Honor Society and the girls soccer team. She is already committed to Notre Dame’s lacrosse program.
AUBREY MCMAHON
NOTRE DAME (HINGHAM)
McMahon had 50 goals and seven assists, while collecting 16 ground balls and 26 draw controls. To this stage in her career, McMahon has 133 goals in total. She is committed to Colgate.
KARLEIGH MUTCH
CONCORD-CARLISLE
With 56 goals and 35 assists, Mutch was named a Dual County League All-Star and a USA Lacrosse All-American. The junior also added 147 draw controls and 64 ground balls for the Patriots this past campaign. She plays on Concord-Carlisle’s girls basketball team, and is a three-year starter. A University of Denver commit, Mutch plays club lacrosse with Mass Elite.
CAITLYN NAUGHTON
WALPOLE
Led by Naughton, Walpole was able to return to an appearance in the state finals in the Div. 2 ranks. The junior recorded 126 goals to go with 49 assists. She also had 162 draw controls, 92 ground balls and 37 caused turnovers. Naughton was selected as a Bay State Conference All-Star, and an EMGLCA First-Team member. She is committed to UMass for lacrosse.
CAROLINE NOZZOLILLO
WESTWOOD
The USA Lacrosse All-American buried 83 goals and handed out 40 assists this spring. She won 59 draw controls and collected 26 ground balls, while finishing with 26 caused turnovers. The junior was a Tri-Valley League All-Star. Also a basketball standout, Nozzolillo won the Unsung Hero Award this past year. She is verbally committed to Brown University to continue her athletic career.
MADELINE PACKARD
HINGHAM
The senior midfielder earned USA All-American honors after scoring 38 goals and adding 17 assists. For her career, Packard finished with 124 goals and 37 assists for 161 points to go along with 183 draw controls. She will continue her lacrosse career at Hobart and William Smith College.
HOLLY PANTTILA
NORWELL
Ther junior was South Shore League Player of the Year, and a USA Lacrosse All-American. The midfielder is a National Honor Society member and a World Language Honor Society for Spanish. She has earned eight varsity letters as a three-sport athlete, also playing soccer and basketball.
LILLY PONS
NEWBURYPORT
The Cape Ann League’s Most Valuable Player and a USA All-American, Pons scored 95 goals, dished out 41 assists and amassed 100 draw controls, surpassing the 200-goal mark for her career. A member of the National Honor Society and a multi-sport standout, Pons will play college lacrosse at Furman University.
ALEX PROEFROCK
MEDFIELD
The Franklin and Marshall commit helped Medfield win a Div. 3 state championship. She had 88 goals and racked up 59 assists en route to becoming a USA Lacrosse All-American. The senior concludes her career with 188 goals. Proefrock is a National Honor Society and Latin Honor Society member, and participates with Laxachusetts in her spare time.
LIBBY QUINN
READING
Quinn sniped 62 goals and had 20 assists this season, and was later selected to the Middlesex League All-Star team. She added 82 draw controls and 56 ground balls, and was a recipient of the Hamilton Book Award. Quinn is committed to the University of Vermont, where she will continue to play lacrosse.
ALEXIS THERMIDOR
ACTON-BOXBORO
Thermidor buried 60 goals and dished out 29 assists, amassed 53 draw controls, and had 89 points in total. The standout athlete was a soccer player, and an EMGLCA All-Star in the sport. She is attending John Hopkins University on a lacrosse scholarship.
ELLIE THOMAS
NEEDHAM
The goaltender recorded her 500th career save on Senior Night against Braintree. She was selected as a USA Lacrosse All-American and named a Bay State Conference All-Star. Also selected as a captain and Needham’s Most Valuable Player, Thomas is bound for the University of New Hampshire for lacrosse.
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Caitlin Naughton, Sophia Fruci, Emily Hagan, Kerin Birch (Walpole); Megan Doyle, Mira Flaherty, Molly Tufts (Weymouth); Eliza Chapman, Tara Battagliano, Kaitlyn Uller, Abby Beggans, Olivia Comella (Wellesley); Birdie Hawkins, Maggie Teahan (Brookline); Olivia Norchi, Hannah Lawrence (Natick); Lily Schmalz, Ellie Thomas (Needham); Beckett Houston (Newton North); Bella Duffy, Callie Burchill (Braintree); Tatum Vila (Framingham)
MVP: Megan Doyle, Tara Battagliano
CAPE AND ISLANDS
ATLANTIC: Bailey Lower, Emerson Pekarcik, Mayson Lower, Claire Misurelli,Maddie Lombardi (Nantucket); Jordan DiPietro, Eleanor Ralston, Kinleigh Mohan (Falmouth); Sienna Reeves, Gabby Foster, Julia Kipperman (Nauset); Ella Bartolomei, Olivia Powers, Quinn Powers, Flynn Kayajan (Cape Cod Academy);Alyssa McEneaney, Chloe Egan (Barnstable)
MVP: Bailey Lower
LIGHTHOUSE: Meah Dahlrymple, Sophie Philbrick, Mia Curley, Lili Crofford,Charlotte Sturgis (St. John Paul); Faye McGuire, Natalie Hurlbut, Willow Wakefield, Caroline Cazeault, Amelia Russell Schaeffer (Falmouth Academy);Carolyn O’Keefe, Tessa Hinds, Ariana Corso (Dennis-Yarmouth); Victoria Letendre, Karah Deveau, Emma Burnie, Susannah Brown, Karlie Monteiro (Monomoy)
MVP: Meah Dahlrymple
CAPE ANN LEAGUE
Molly Giguere (Georgetown); Evie Bernard (Hamilton-Wenham); Halle Greenleaf,Allie Wile, Estelle Gromko, Ella Stein (Ipswich); Taylor Valiton (Lynnfield); Brigid Carovillano, Mechi O’Neil (Manchester-Essex); LillyPons, Olivia McDonald, Reese Bromby, Rita Cahalane (Newburyport); Kate Conover,Ella Palmer (Pentucket)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Lilly Pons, Evie Bernard
CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE
Madeline Fitzgerald, Alexandra Buonaccorsi, Ryan Fauria, Sophia Case, Emma Van Allen, Megan Peterson (Bishop Feehan); Hannah Bettencourt, Courtney McKenzie, Kiley Vloom, Ruby Cahill, Olivia Watson (Bishop Fenwick); Ava Nason, Cassidy Cheney, Vanessa Hall (St. Mary’s); Clare O’Keefe, Avery Valicenti, Caroline Batchelder (Archbishop Williams); Bridget Simmons, Anna Corcoran, Emma Hirsch (Arlington Catholic); Sofie Doucet, Isabella Batista (Bishop Stang); Elle Murphy (Cardinal Spellman)
MVP: Emma Van Allen
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
ALL-LEAGUE: Harper Friedholm, Lydia Canavam, Ella Ryan (Lincoln-Sudbury); Neta Leschly, Lily Kacyvenski (Weston); Karleigh Mutch, Anna Crowley, Willow Cyr (Concord-Carlisle); Alexis Thermidor, Caroline McBride (Acton-Boxboro); Kassidy Carmichael (Westford Academy); Jill Mele (Wayland); Charlotte Dreyfus (Bedford)
THORPE ALL-STARS: Lydia Mossi, Tori Evans, Tatum Friedholm (Lincoln-Sudbury); Lydia Karle, Charlotte Skelly (Concord-Carlisle); Victoria Thermidor, Charlotte Wren (Acton-Boxboro); Kiley Carmichael, Mia Cullen (Westford Academy); Jacquie Ginsburg, Rheya Rohanna (Newton South); Maddy Marinovich (Cambridge)
FOLEY ALL-STARS: Annie Dong, Emma Darling, Siena Ferrucci (Weston); Lily Mele, Finley Knapp (Wayland); Cassie Morrison, Caroline Luongo (Bedford); Caitlin McDonough, Maeve Murray (Boston Latin); Quinn Gavin (Waltham)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Harper Friedholm, Nate Leschly
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Amanda Verteiro, Victoria Rodrigues (Everett); Rebecca Casey, Molly Lappin, Lily Morris (Revere); Naomi Tadele, Victoria Vilaca (Medford); Adwoa Ampene, Violet Stickgold, Adriana DeGooyer, Rowan Buckley, Holly Schmidt (Somerville); Jeslyn San, Makenzie Jenkins, Alina Dao, Abby Morrison (Malden)
MVP: Holly Schmidt
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Makenzie McDevitt, Kaitlyn Parish, Nicole McDonald, Sierra King (King Philip); Isabella Cavallini, Molly Moore, Addison Papagolos (Attleboro); Devan Spinale, Nora Giannacopoulos (Canton); Valerie Beigel, Cate Noone, Ella Campbell, Audrey Campbell (Foxboro); Julia Flynn, Norah MacCallum, Katie Ryan (Franklin); Lola Varricchione, Ella Palanza (Mansfield); T.J. Downing (Milford); Ellie Regan (North Attleboro); Taylor McAndrew (Oliver Ames); Morgan Groppi (Stoughton); Cali Melo (Taunton); Bailey Garte (Sharon)
MVP: Makenzie McDevitt
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
Alaina Hines, Adryanna Turner, Hayley King, Jessica Girouard (Upper Cape); Sofia Grasso, Eunice Gudiel Winter, Peyton Mathisen, Kaylin Hicks (South Shore); Abby Pitts, Lauren LeBeau (Old Colony); Emma Ericson (Bristol-Plymouth); Kheiara Vilus (Southeastern); Lex MacLeod (Bristol Aggie); Ava Gill, Addisen Trella (Tri-County)
MVP: Adryanna Turner, Peyton Mathisen
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Haley Carver, Scarlet Glass (Andover); Sara MacLeod, Audrey Toce (Billerica); Kerri Finneran, Liv Rondeau, Nicolette Licare, Kierstyn Zinter, Delaney True, Abby Yfantopulos (Central Catholic); Taija Bell, Catherine Craig, Reese Hughes, Jillian Martin (Chelmsford); Alex Bushey, Sophia Riley (Haverhill); Kiera Fitzpatrick (Methuen); Isa Robinson, Janie Papell, Meghan Daley, Sam Melville (North Andover); Emily Picher (Tewksbury)
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Kerri Finneran, Sophia Riley
MIDDLESEX LEAGUE
LIBERTY:Libby Quinn, Addy Mathews, Megan Sheehan, Autumn Mathews, Carolind Jadul, Lily Stanton (Reading); Niam Lesnik, Tess DeSantis, Keira Healy, Charlotte Mayall, Carly Gaziano (Belmont); Hannah Kieval, Caroline Murphy, Read Roy, Nina Arnold (Lexington); Kayla Buback, Riley Morgan. Monica Galluzzo (Woburn); Maggie Shevland, Lulu Murphy (Winchester); Jenna Partridge (Arlington)
MVP:Libby Quinn
FREEDOM:Charlize Collins, Caitlyn Tremblay, Mairin Condon, Jillian Gillis, Elisabeth Delorey, Caroline Russo (Burlington); Jill Frawley, Sophia Hitchman, Chloe Arnold, Amma Matthews, Alison Doherty (Melrose); Molly Driscoll, Sarah Morrissey (Watertown); Juliana Spaulding, Molly Forrest, Lea Caraneglo (Wakefield); Jill Collins, Leah Murphy (Wilmington); Isabella Freitas (Stoneham)
MVP:Charlize Collins
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Madi Barrett, Caitlin Snow, Brooke Lomasney, Ally Bettencourt (Peabody); Lauren Caley, Joselyn Silva, Lily Shea, Madeline Reynolds, (Beverly); Clopton Coco, Maxine Wald, Avery Laundry (Swampscott); Maddie Forbes (Marblehead); Jordan Turcotte (Danvers)
DUNN ALL-STARS: Katie Amico, Maia Davis, Kayla Landry (Peabody); Savannah Botthof (Danvers); Hannah Coleman, Mackenzie Cronin (Masconomet); Kathryn Commoss, Ramona Gillett (Marblehead); Morgan Linskey, Samantha Sprissler (Beverly)
LYNCH ALL-STARS: Skye Berry, Anna Hafey (Gloucester); Lilah Caplan, Chloe Puzzo, Olivia Quagrello (Swampscott); Samantha DiMento, Talia Martucci (Winthrop); Kate Heppner, Kailyn Ricciarelli (Salem); Aly Mabee, Ashley Rezendes (Saugus);
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Lily Shea
PATRIOT LEAGUE
KEENAN: Madeline Packard, Grace Maroney, Caroline Connolly, Chase Boles, Lily Samoska, Reese Pompeo (Hingham); Maggie Slimbaugh, Skye Cerow, Gabby Fisher, Addie Slimbaugh (Duxbury); Noelle Finucane, Julia O’Brien, Morgan Murphy (Marshfield); Maggie Keller, Caitlin Dilley (Silver Lake); Shannon Balfe, Bailey Kelly (Whitman-Hanson); Addie Pyy (Plymouth North)
MVP: Grace Moroney
FISHER: Eva Kelliher, Ayla McDermod, Sophie Schiller, Olivia Damon, Emma Dolan, Hannah Geary (Hanover); Katie Tarsala, Emily Quinn, Kate Stone, Sarah Beal, Pauli Johnson (Scituate); Ciara Folan, Grace Connor (Quincy); Bella DiPrizio (Pembroke); Autumn O’Campos, Nina Smith (North Quincy); Kendra Foley, Rylie Plant (Plymouth South)
MVP: Eva Kelliher
SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE
Cece Levrault, Abby Bradley, Jayleigh Howarth (Apponequet); Sophia Sheehy (Bourne); Karina Bosco, Olivia Thibert, Marrison Levesque (Dighton-Rehoboth); Sophia Fleurent, Carlie Francis, Bella Menard (Fairhaven); Anissa Paiva (Greater New Bedford); Kelly Quinlan, Caroline Brogioli, Tessa Winslow, Lulu Johnson (Old Rochester); Addline Finlaw (Somerset Berkley)
MVP: Cece Levrault
SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE
Grace Haskell, Sarah Kelly, Kayla McGee, Makai Vincent, Madison Goldizen, Arlene Johnson, Lauren Kelly (Dartmouth); Emily Keefe, Kate Lambert, Lexi White, Leena Haikole, Sydney O’Donnell (Bridgewater-Raynham); Anette Bennett-Tucker, Hannah Blanchard, Ashlynne Rysz (New Bedford)
MVP: Grace Haskell
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
Anna Magennis, Julia Schreiber, Paige Tripp (Ashland); Luci Walden (Bellingham); Grace Metcalf (Dedham); Kelly Devine, Avery O’Connell (Dover-Sherborn); Andersen Hastings (Holliston); Rachel Bouvier (Hopkinton); Kelly Blake, Alex Proefrock, Kendall Herrick, Katelyn Nicotera, Mary Panciocco (Medfield); Olivia Melanson (Medway); Emma Cochrane (Norton); Olivia Lodge, Olivia Naughton (Norwood); Charlotte DeMaio, Emilie DeMaio, Kathryn Donnellan, Hillary Noble, Caroline Nozzolillo (Westwood)
MVP: Kelly Blake, Kelly Devine
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