BOYS CROSS COUNTRY ALL-SCHOLASTICS
Greg Auditore (Brookline)
Hatim Boukhtam (North Quincy)
Sam Burgess (Framingham)
Freddy Coleman (Methuen)
Ryan Connolly (North Andover)
Justin Eastman (Arlington)
Ben Feldman (Natick)
Chris Gould (Cambridge)
Nathan Lopez (St. John’s Prep)
David Manfredi (Weymouth)
Kyler McNatt (Needham)
Drew Pesko (Marshfield)
Alex Petersen (Brookline)
Rithikh Prakash (Burlington)
Christopher Sullivan (Catholic Memorial)
Tyler Tubman (Newton North)
Charlie Tuttle (St. John’s Prep)
Brendan Wilder (Waltham)
ALL-SCHOLASTICS
GREG AUDITORE, Brookline
The senior raced to a personal best of 15:38 for 3.1 miles to finish eighth in the Div. 1A race. Auditore owns a personal best of 4:39 in the mile and has run 2:04 over 800 meters. He is an honor roll student and enjoys art and listening to music.
HAKIM BOUKHTAM, Quincy
The senior put up a 15:45 on the Wrentham Developmental Center layout. Boukhtam has plenty of middle distance speed and sports a 1:56 for the 800. He ran for New England Elite last spring and plans on competing for UMass-Lowell at the collegiate level.
SAM BURGESS, Framingham
Burgess broke the Wrentham Developmental Center course record in the Div. 1A championship with a 15:05 before capturing the Div. 1 All-State title a week later. Burgess won the Twilight Invitational, Manchester Invitational and was the Bay State Conference champion. He’s a member of the National Honor Society.
FREDDY COLEMAN. Methuen
The team captain was the Merrimack Valley Conference’s Div. 2 Runner of the Year. Coleman was 14th in the All-State race and clocked 15:42 over 3.1 miles. A strong track runner with personal bests of 1:57 and 4:24 in the 800 and mile, respectively, Coleman is an honor roll student and will attend UMass-Lowell.
RYAN CONNOLLY, North Andover
The junior was victorious at the Frank Kelley Invitational and Dick Atkinson Invitational. The Merrimack Valley League champion, Connolly was 10th in the Div. 1B race and 13th in the Div. 1 All-State event. An AP student in U.S. History, he hopes to study physics or history at a Div. 1 college.
JUSTIN EASTMAN, Arlington
A senior captain, Eastman was second at the Middlesex League Championships; the Div. 1B champion bolted to a 17th-place finish in the Div. 1 All-State race. He earned a Massachusetts Seal of Biliteracy for Spanish. Eastman plans to serve a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
BEN FELDMAN, Natick
This junior was seventh in the Div. 1A race and 16th in the Div. 1 All-State Championships. Feldman had a personal best of 15:49 over 3.1 miles, a 5:05 mile pace. He helped Natick qualify for All-States as a team for the first time in over 30 years. Feldman has clocked 4:27 in the mile. The perennial honor roll student has achieved high honors.
CHRIS GOULD, Cambridge
This senior was undefeated in the Dual County League and finished 10th in the Div. 1 All-State race. Gould had a personal best of 15:39 this fall. Captain of Cambridge’s varsity hockey team, he is a league All-Star and a high honors student.
NATHAN LOPEZ, St. John’s Prep
Lopez had a third-place finish in the Div. 1 All-State race in 15:23. At the divisional championships, this junior was fifth in the Div. 1A race at 15:44 and placed sixth at the prestigious Ocean State Invitational in 15:37. Lopez runs both indoor and outdoor track and is an honor roll student.
DAVID MANFREDI, Weymouth
One of the best runners on the South Shore, this Wildcat junior had a big day at All-States with a sixth-place finish in 15:35. A 9:44 2-miler, Manfredi is a former hockey player and swimmer. He enjoys mountain biking and skiing and plans to compete at the collegiate level.
KYLER MCNATT, Needham
Bay State Conference talent McNatt posted a blazing 15:22 to capture the Battle of the Border Invitational. This senior was third in the Div. 1A race with a 15:28 and second at All-States with a 15:15. A member of the National Honor Society, McNatt runs indoor and outdoor track and has a personal best of 9:15 in the 2 mile. He will attend the University of Michigan.
DREW PESKO, Marshfield
The senior pushed hard to capture 12th in the Div. 1 All-State race in 15:46. The Patriot League champion runs both indoor and outdoor track and has clocked 4:22 in the mile and a 9:33 2-mile. A member of the National Honor Society, Pesko plans to run cross country and track at UMass-Amherst and major in economics.
ALEX PETERSEN, Brookline
Fourth in the Bay State Conference meet, this senior was sixth in the Div. 1A championships before sprinting home to ninth at Div. 1 All-States. Brookline’s captain was a BSC All-Star and runs both indoor and outdoor track. Petersen enjoys reading and playing the piano.
RITHIKH PRAKASH, Burlington
A junior, Prakash was a All-Conference in the Middlesex League and was third in the Div. 2 All-State race in 15:56.8 and fifth at the Bay State Invitational. The honor roll student also competes in the Bay State Games and AAU events during the offseason.
CHRISTOPHER SULLIVAN, Catholic Memorial
The Catholic Conference MVP was fifth at the All-State meet. He went on to place 32nd at the Northeast Regional Championships. In spring track, Sullivan raced to fourth in the 2-mile. A high honors student, the junior is a recipient of the Principal’s List Award.
TYLER TUBMAN, Newton North
The Bay State Conference junior captured the Carey Division title. Tubman was 14th in the Div. 1A race in 16:14.9 and went on to destroy that time in the Div. 1 All-State event, placing 15th with a quick 15:46.90. He has clocked 4:25 in the mile and is an honor roll student.
CHARLIE TUTTLE, St. John’s Prep
The senior has clocked a 9:12 in the 2-mile, and was second in the Div. 1A race with a blistering 15:09. He finished fourth in the Div. 1 All-State championships. An honor roll student, Tuttle is on both the Headmaster and Principal Lists. He plans to continue running at Boston University.
BRENDAN WILDER, Waltham
Wilder had a big junior year with a third-place finish in the Dual County League Championships and seventh in the Div. 1 All-State race. Waltham’s school record-holder in the mile at 4:26, he plays basketball and runs spring track. Wilder is also an honor roll student.
LEAGUE ALL-STARS
BAY STATE CONFERENCE
Alex Petersen, Greg Auditore, Argi Protopapadakis, Zach Solomon, Andrew Cherkaksy (Brookline); Sam Burgess, Shand Seiffert (Framingham); Alec Carew, Donavan Murray (Milton); Ben Feldman (Natick); Kyler McNatt (Needham); Tyler Tubman, Jack Mantell, Alex Hrycyszyn (Newton North); Andrew Lynch, Wes Serreze (Wellesley); David Manfredi (Weymouth)
MVP: Sam Burgess
BOSTON CITY LEAGUE
Max Barcan, Sam Gordon, Derrick Samuels (Boston)
CAPE AND ISLANDS
ATLANTIC: Jaxson Merrill, Jeremy Bullock (Barnstable); Tanner Agurkis, Nick Terranova (Dennis-Yarmouth); Henry Gartner (Falmouth); Zach Utz, Jonathan Norton, Borja Tolay, Daniel da Silva (Martha’s Vineyard); Ben Calsson, Jeremiah Pranga, Will Crowell (Nauset); Max Sullivan (Sandwich)
MVP: Zach Utz
LIGHTHOUSE: Hunter Kadra, Brandon Gomes (Cape Cod Academy); Tarun Gonneea, Soren Peterson (Falmouth Academy); Gareth Vos, James Machnik (Monomoy); Andrew Duame (Nantucket); Alex Garron (Rising Tide); Will Rayer, Will Gannon (Riverview); Shane Stanghellini, Jonathan Ford, Dylan Moreno (Sturgis East); Jack Gamble (Sturgis West)
MVP: Jack Gamble
CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE
Colin Hingston, Gianvito Montillo (Archbishop Williams); Donald Bresette, Steven Galatis (Austin Prep); Alex Almeida, Jack Bernier, Noah Gomes D’Sa, Casey Gorhan, Patrick Healey, Anthony Kurtzer, Ryan Nealon (Bishop Feehan); Wyatt Burr, Declan Smith (Bishop Fenwick); Andrew Caldera, John Campbell, Brad Sumner (Bishop Stang); Christian Wetzel (Cardinal Spellman); Kyle Kwiatek (St. Mary’s)
MVP: Kyle Kwiatek
CATHOLIC CONFERENCE
William Locke, Gemsly Cajuste, Chris Larnard (BC High); Christopher Sullivan, John Garvey (Catholic Memorial); Neil Harrington (Malden Catholic); Dan Rivard (St. John’s); Charlie Tuttle, Nathan Lopez, Felix Rogovin, Paul Lovett, Jack Stein (St. John’s Prep); Thomas Skerry, Daniel Jutras (Xaverian)
DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE
Will Liu, Caleb Straayer, Kyle Verner, Drew Richardson (Acton-Boxboro); Jonathan Garraway (Bedford); David Rivkin, Dennis Satchek (Boston Latin); Harrison Dow, Wes Kleiman, Colin Cuypers (Concord-Carlisle); Chris Gould (Cambridge); Alon Mileguir, Steve McChesney, Hiro Sakuma, Liam Sakakeeny (Newton South); Paul Bergeron, Jack Graffeo, Anthony Chiapetta, Austin DeSisto, Zachary Austin, Zachary Freyman Zachary (Westford Academy); Brendan Wilder, Lucas Daly (Waltham)
GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE
Sam Buckley, Atticus Kaye, Atticus Borggaard, Calvin Wicks (Somerville); Marcos Ruiz, Nick Wong (Malden); Sam Orcutt, Chris Hart (Medford); Ian Padilla (Chelsea); Eamon McHale (Lynn English); Wesley Mompremier (Everett)
MVP: Sam Buckley
HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE
Owen McMorrow, Brendan Thomas, Aidan Dupill, Ryan Sarney, Alexander Pierce (Oliver Ames); Brayden Cali, Andrew Cali, Samuel Denis, Ryan Strawbridge (Taunton); Nathaniel Traut (Sharon); Chris Leonard (Mansfield); Colin Ozturk (Stoughton); Nate Sylven, Max Miller (King Philip); Kyle Downing (Canton); Griffin Gouck (North Attleboro); Lee Casstevens (Attleboro); Clancy Golden (Franklin); James Comisky (Milford)
MVP: Owen McMorrow
MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
LARGE SCHOOLS: Lorcan Bergeron, Wyatt Boucher, Griffin Kaplan (Tri-County); Wyatt Lee, Thomas Mondeau (Bristol-Plymouth); Joseph Montal, Michael Holmes (Southeastern)
MVP: Wyatt Lee
SMALL SCHOOLS: Jack Collins, Ryan Cooley, Aidan McDonagh (Norfolk Aggie); Tyler Wright, Jackson Duarte (Cape Cod Regional); Jack Haywood (South Shore); Jacob Patnaude (Old Colony)
MVP: Jack Collins
COMPREHENSIVE SCHOOLS: Eric Ames, Gage Turner, Brendan Gallivan (West Bridgewater); Thomas Condon, Zachary Falcon (Bishop Connolly); Robby Moyes, Jake White (Holbrook/Avon)
MVP: Thomas Condon, Bishop Connolly
MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE
Ryan Connolly, Matthew McDevitt, Andrey Sorokin, Luke McGillivray (North Andover); Ryan Leslie (Billerica); Freddy Coleman (Methuen); D.J. Walsh, Matthew Serrano, Colin Kirn (Andover); David Vandi, Jack Courtney, Matt Morneau (Lowell)
RUNNER OF THE YEAR: Freddy Coleman, Ryan Connolly
NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE
ALL-CONFERENCE: Logan Tracia (Peabody); Liam Ouellette (Beverly); Mekonnen Eon, Kevin Rogers (Danvers); Nicholas Poulin (Gloucester); Will Lamb, Isaac Gross, Ryan Thompson (Marblehead)
RUNNER OF THE YEAR: Logan Tracia
SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE
James Murray, John Wilczewski, Connor Donahue (Bridgewater/Raynham); Nicholas O’Connell, Mamadu Tchamo, Aaron Corlette, Antonio Tobon, Isaac Miller (Brockton); Elaijah Monteiro, Samuel Shrestha (Dartmouth)
SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE
Nic Uzzo, Colin Dechambeau, Connor Prescott, Matt Sebastyn (East Bridgewater); Ben Ford (Cohasset); Connor Ready, Thomas Corbett, Sam Foster, Nick Abreu, Carson Scannci, Jack Twombly (Norwell); Michael Neitlich, Noah Degrazia, Lekan Sontonwa, Dante D’Alessandro (Middleboro); Luke Holden (Carver); Josiah Osuji (Randolph), Kam Christ (Rockland)
MVP: Nic Uzzo, Ben Ford
TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE
LARGE SCHOOLS: Craig Salois, Wyatt Ruff, Ben Scott, Lex Kaye, Jake Lacoche, Cole Deisenroth (Hopkinton); Dylan Hamwey, Dylan O’Brien (Norwood); Josh Jerskey, Marcus Kelly (Westwood); Chris Moriaty (Ashland); Danny Baribeau, Nathan Giordano (Holliston)
MVP: Craig Salois
SMALL: Toby Sagar, Jack Almeda, Cameron Thompson, Owen Comiskey, Owen Fontaine, John Clark (Dover-Sherborn); Daniel Kurczy (Bellingham); Andrew McConnell, Aiden Masse, Charlie Mills, Brandon Scovil, Micheal Katsikis (Norton); Mark Murphy (Medway)
MVP: Toby Sagar, Daniel Kurczy
