WINTER 2008 WINTER 2008 - Worcester Telegram & Gazette

Telegram & Gazette 

All Stars 

WINTER 2008 

WINTER 2008 

APRIL 20, 2008 • SECTION F 

BASKETBALL 

HOCKEY 

TRACK 

GYMNASTICS 

WRESTLING 

SWIMMING 

SKIING

F2 SUNDAY TELEGRAM APRIL 20, 2008 

Boys’ Basketball 

The team was selected by the Telegram & Gazette staff with the help of a panel of coaches. 

Keith Brown 

Marlboro High 

Junior 

The 6-foot-1, 170-pound Brown transferred 

to Marlboro from Dorchester 

High this winter and paired with fellow 

Super Teamer George Jordan to help 

the Panthers to the Division 1 Central 

Mass. final. Jordan passed the 

1,000-point milestone this season and 

will head into his senior year at Marlboro 

with more than 1,300 career points. He 

finished second in Mid-Wach B scoring 

to Jordan, averaging 20.6 points per game. The duo 

helped coach Ilya Nicholas and the Panthers to a 19-4 

record with postseason wins over South and Wachusett. 

At Dorchester, he was a Boston City League all-star last 

season and won the All-City dunk contest as a sophomore. 

He was also a league all-star as a freshman and 

earned the Freshman of the Year award. Brown enjoys 

listening to music while he practices basketball and hopes 

to continue his success in the sport. His most memorable 

sports moment is playing St. John’s in the Division 1 final. 

He is the son of Keith and Melanie Brown. 

Kyle Dobson 

Fitchburg High 

Junior 

The 5-foot-11, 160-pound Dobson 

helped Paul DiGeronimo’s club to the 

Mid-Wach A title with a 20-3 record and 

a berth in the Division 1 semifinal. Dobson 

was named to the Mid-Wach A allstar 

team, averaging 11 points per game. 

Dobson made an impact last winter as a 

sophomore, starting the last five games 

of the season. Dobson started off strong 

this season, scoring 13 points in the 

opener against Oakmont, then chipping in 22 points in 

a win over Gardner in the third game of the season. 

Dobson continued to have big games for Fitchburg, 

scoring 20 points in a win over Milford and 17 in a loss 

to St. Bernard’s. Dobson and teammate Luis Diaz- 

Ramos fueled Fitchburg in the postseason as the Red 

Raiders registered a win over North before falling to 

eventual state finalist St. John’s by two points. He is the 

son of Silas Dobson of Fitchburg. 

Michael Dziczek 

West Boylston High 

Senior 

The 6-foot-6, 210-pound Dziczek is a 

four-time Mid-Wach D all-star and was 

named the MVP this season after finishing 

second in the league with 17.5 

points per game. He earned MVP honors 

last year as well and led the Lions to 

two consecutive Clark Tournament Small 

Schools championships. He was a 

senior captain for coach Paul Constantino. 

Dziczek’s brother, Matt, was a 

two-time Mid-Wach D all-star in 2005 and ’06. Dziczek 

played in the AAU National Tournament in 2005 and has 

passed the 1,000-point plateau at West Boylston. He says 

those two accomplishments, along the Clark Tournament 

titles comprise his most memorable sports moments. He 

helped the Lions to a 19-2 record this season, but West 

Boylston was upended in a quarterfinal by Division 3 

champion Bromfield. He enjoys collecting cards and 

sports memorabilia in his spare time and is undecided on 

where to attend college next fall. He is the son of Brenda 

Provencher and David Dziczek of West Boylston. 

John Genkos 

Doherty High 

Junior 

One of the area’s best shooters, 

Genkos helped the Highlanders to 

the Inter-High title and led the league 

in scoring with 19.2 points per game. 

Genkos was named co-MVP of the 

league for his efforts. His most memorable 

sports moment came in this 

year’s Division 1 quarterfinal against St. 

John’s when he drained a tying 

3-pointer to force overtime, but the 

Pioneers rallied to win and end Doherty’s season. Genkos 

and teammate Marquis Rose helped coach Ed 

Capstick and Doherty to a 15-6 mark this season. Also 

a standout wide receiver for the Highlanders football 

team, Genkos hopes to become a teacher or own his 

own business and coach basketball when he gets older. 

Genkos’ cousin, Ryan Keddy, earned a Super Team 

spot this winter for his play on Worcester’s hockey 

team. Genkos enjoys playing Madden and NBA Live in 

his spare time, and also enjoys watching television and 

camping. He is the son of Theodore and Veda Genkos 

of Worcester. 

Andrew Groth 

Uxbridge High 

Senior 

The 6-foot-3, 195-pound Groth capped 

off a tremendous senior year for the 

SWCL East champion Spartans, finishing 

third in the SWCL East scoring race with 

an average of 16 points per game and 

helping Uxbridge to the Clark Tournament 

Large School final. Groth was the 

fifth player in school history to reach 

1,000 points and finished his illustrious 

career with 1,070 points. He is a threetime 

SWCL East all-star and last season was named to the 

T&G Division 2 all-star team. Groth helped the Spartans and 

coach Mark Donahue to a 17-6 record before falling to 

eventual champion Tantasqua in the Division 2 semifinal. 

Groth is also a standout baseball player for the Spartans, 

and while he is undecided on his college choice, he hopes 

to play basketball at the next level. He enjoys playing poker 

and listening to music in his spare time and feels anytime 

his teams beat rival Northbridge High is his most memorable 

sports moment. His father, Tom, is the all-time leading 

scorer in Babson College history. He is the son of Thomas 

and Maureen Groth of Uxbridge. 

Tim Henault 

St. Bernard’s 

Senior 

The 6-foot, 180-pound Henault finished 

second in the Central Mass. 

Conference scoring race with an average 

of 19.8 points per game. Henault 

helped St. Bernard’s to a spot in the 

Division 2 Central Mass. final, but the 

Bernardians fell to Tantasqua for the 

second consecutive season. He helped 

St. Bernard’s to a 20-4 mark and finished 

with 1,041 career points for coach 

Mark Pierce. He is only one of eight players in school 

history to reach 1,000 points. A three-year starter for St. 

Bernard’s, Henault was named a co-captain this year and 

said his most memorable moment was playing in the state 

and district finals. As a sophomore, Henault came off the 

bench as a part of a St. Bernard’s team that went to the 

Division 2 state final before falling to Duxbury. During his 

three varsity seasons, the Bernardians won 59 games. 

Henault is undecided on where to attend college next fall. 

He is the son of Scott and Stephanie Henault of Lunenburg. 

George Jordan 

Marlboro High 

Senior 

The 6-foot-4, 200-pound Jordan 

capped a tremendous career at 

Marlboro, bringing the Panthers to the 

Division 1 final and leading the Mid- 

Wach B in scoring with 22.1 points per 

game. A two-time T&G Super Teamer, 

Jordan surpassed 1,000 points and 

1,000 rebounds at Marlboro, was 

nominated for the McDonald’s All- 

America team and was selected the 

Boston Globe West Player of the Year. A two-year captain 

and four-time MetroWest Daily News all-star, Jordan was 

also named the offensive MVP in football last fall for the 

Panthers as one of the area’s top wide receivers. Jordan is 

still undecided on where to attend college next fall, and 

may attend a prep school. His sister, Danielle Jenkins was 

a 1,000-point scorer at Marlboro before going on to a very 

successful career at Salem State, earning all-conference 

honors. Jordan fondly remembers a slam dunk in last 

year’s Division 1 semifinal against Holy Name where he 

drew a foul and finished the dunk as one of his most memorable 

sports moments. He is the son of Michael and 

Christine Jordan of Marlboro. 

Matt LaBove 

St. John’s High 

Junior 

Only a junior, the 6-foot-9, 

235-pound LaBove is already making 

his second appearance on the 

T&G Super Team after helping Bob 

Foley’s Pioneers to the Division 1 state 

final this year. LaBove was third in the 

Central Mass. Conference scoring race 

with 15.2 points per game and helped 

St. John’s to a 21-6 record. Playing in 

the state championship at the DCU 

Center was his most memorable sports moment. LaBove 

and teammate David White earned a spot on the T&G 

Super Team this year. LaBove was named to the Boston 

Globe West first team all-star squad this year and 

earned an invite to the 2007 New England Top 75 

team. As a mark on how special of a player LaBove is, 

he is only the second junior to be named a captain by 

Foley in his 45 years of coaching. He enjoys playing 

basketball and listening to music in his spare time. 

While he is undecided on a college choice, he hopes to 

become a doctor after he graduates. He is the son of 

Pamela and Charles LaBove of Shrewsbury. 

Mitchell Renshaw 

Wachusett Regional 

Senior 

The 6-foot-5, 205-pound Renshaw 

was named the Mid-Wach A MVP 

after finishing second in scoring with 

an average of 17.5 points per game. 

Renshaw is a three-time Mid-Wach A 

all-star and served as a captain for 

coach Tom Gibbons this season. 

Renshaw helped the Mountaineers to 

a 18-4 mark before falling to Marlboro 

in a CMass Division 1 semifinal. Renshaw 

also plays volleyball for the Mountaineers in the 

spring and made the Mid-Wach all-star team last year 

after recording a school-record 40 blocks. He is undecided 

on where to attend college next fall, but is leaning 

toward Clark University. Renshaw hopes to follow into 

his church ministry after graduation or own his own 

business. He enjoys going to church, reading, playing 

sports and hanging out with friends in his spare time. 

His most memorable sports moment is playing in Senior 

Night at his last home game for Wachusett Regional this 

year. He is the son of Greg and Laurie Renshaw of 

Rutland. 

Naadir Tharpe 

St. Peter-Marian High 

Sophomore 

The 5-foot-11, 165-pound Tharpe is 

regarded as one of the best point 

guards in the state and proved it this 

season by leading the Cental Mass. 

Conference in scoring with a staggering 

26.5 points per game average. The 

Guardians finished 7-13, but played 

strong basketball late in the year, racking 

up wins over eventual Division 3 

finalist Sutton and Division 1 state finalist 

St. John’s. Tharpe recalled the win over the Pioneers as 

his most memorable sports moment. In that game, Tharpe 

made a pair of free throws with 5.4 seconds left and finished 

with a game-high 31 points. He also surpassed the 

1,000-point milestone as just a sophomore, earning the 

achievement in a win over South High. Tharpe scored 18 

of his 43 points while bringing the Guardians back from a 

10-point deficit with four minutes to play to get the win. He 

will attend Brewster Academy next year and hopes one day 

to play in the National Basketball Association. When he’s 

not on the basketball court, he enjoys music and watching 

ESPN. He is the son of Lori Tharpe of Worcester. 

Brian Vayda 

Tantasqua Regional 

Senior 

The 6-foot-5, 205-point Vayda makes 

his second appearance on the T&G 

Super Team and helped the Warriors to 

a 24-1 mark that culminated in their 

second consecutive appearance in the 

Division 2 state final. Under Vayda, 

Tantasqua put together a remarkable 

49-game winning streak that included a 

Division 2 state championship last winter. 

A two-year captain for coach Jeff 

Child, Vayda surpassed the 1,000-point mark and was 

named the Central Mass. Player of the Year, averaging 

21.4 points and more than 10 rebounds per game while 

leading the team in steals. He enjoys ping-pong and playing 

Guitar Hero and Wiffle Ball in his spare time. He is 

undecided on where to attend college, but has narrowed 

down his choices to RPI or Clark Universtiy. He hopes to 

play basketball and earn a business degree in college. His 

older brother, Kevin, was also a Super Teamer for Tantasqua, 

but Brian is quick to “point out” he does everything 

better in basketball than Kevin. He is the son of Jim and 

Joan Vayda of Sturbridge. 

David White 


Sophomore 

Only a sophomore, White earned his 

first appearance in the Super Team 

thanks to his work in the backcourt for 

the Pioneers. White and fellow Super 

Teamer Matt LaBove helped St. John’s 

reach the Division 1 state final, which 

White recalls as his most memorable 

sports moment. White averaged 13.9 

points per game for St. John’s this year 

and looks to be a leader for Bob Foley’s 

Pioneers next winter. During St. John’s postseason run, 

White hit a winning shot against Fitchburg and banged a 

key hoop against Marlboro in the final, giving St. John’s a 

four-point lead with 47 seconds left. White scored 12 

points in the Central Mass. final to help the Pioneers to 

their 15th Central Mass. Division 1 championship. He 

enjoys playing basketball, going to the Boys & Girls Club 

and listening to music in his spare time. A resident of 

Worcester, he is the son of Michelle Moore and David 

White. 

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 

Orlando Anderson, Fitchburg 

Jose Cruz-Solla, Shrewsbury 

Luis Diaz-Ramos, Fitchburg 

Kellon Haynes, Wachusett 

Gaetano Icavone, North 

Jeremy Jack, South 

Jeremy Kimber, Fitchburg 

John Perron, St. John’s 

Mike Pietrzak, Shepherd Hill 

Colby Reese, Shrewsbury 

Marquis Rose, Doherty 

Tyler Strange, Leominster 

Kyle Allaire, Uxbridge 

Mark Bradshaw, Grafton 

Trevor Burt, Oakmont 

Brandon Forcier, Tantasqua 

Marcus Gaudet, Tantasqua 

Dan Kemp, Tantasqua 

Victor Martinez, Southbridge 

Mike Mercier, St. Bernard’s 

Joe McCann, Nipmuc 

Peter Saba, St. Bernard’s 

Blake Sheldon, Oakmont 

Ryan White, Tantasqua 

Hugo Al-Homsi, Bromfield 

Ben Brown, Bromfield 

Jon Copeland, Sutton 

Josh Ducharme, 

Whitinsville Christian 

Stefan Forsberg, Sutton 

Garrett Harden, 


Nick Kiritsis, Bartlett 

Kevin Kozik, Maynard 

Raheem Lewis, Sutton 

Eric Rosiello, West Boylston 

Justice Severin, 

Hudson Catholic 

Di Voyard, South Lancaster 

Cable•Internet•Telephone

SUNDAY TELEGRAM APRIL 20, 2008 F3 

Girls’ Basketball 


Samantha Ashton 

Burncoat High 

Senior 

A 

four-year Inter-High all-star, Ashton 

led the Patriots to a 15-7 record this 

year and was second in the league with 

a 15.7 points per game average. Ashton 

was named the Inter-High co-MVP with 

fellow Super Teamer Jewel White of 

Doherty. Ashton helped coach Denis 

O’Connell’s squad defeat Marlboro in 

the postseason before falling to eventual 

Central Mass. finalist Shepherd Hill. 

Ashton helped the Patriots defeat Doherty in the Inter-High 

Holiday Tournament this year, which was one of her most 

memorable sports moments, along with a win over Wachusett 

that ended a 15-year drought against the Mountaineers. 

Ashton enjoys playing basketball and hanging out 

with friends in her spare time and will attend Anna Maria 

next fall with an eye on becoming a forensic pathologist 

when she graduates. Her sister, Sascha, and brother, 

Rob, were both all-stars at Burncoat and Worcester State 

College. She is the daughter of Margaret and Robert 

Ashton of Worcester. 

Cailin Bullett 

Millbury High 

Junior 

Making her second appearance on 

the T&G Super Team, Bullett 

helped the Woolies to their second 

consecutive Central Mass. Division 2 

title and a berth in the state final. Bullett 

is already Millbury’s all-time points 

and assists leader and has made the 

All-SWCL East team the past three 

seasons. Bullett says winning back-toback 

Division 2 titles and playing at the 

DCU Center this season in the state final are her most 

memorable sports moments. Bullett averaged 9.3 points 

per game for Steve Reno’s squad this year. As a sophomore, 

Bullett helped the Woolies to their first league 

championship in 52 years and the school’s first Central 

Mass. title. Millbury repeated as league champion this 

year with a 10-0 mark. While a college decision is still 

pending, Bullett hopes to play basketball at the next level 

and study law or history. Her father, Thomas, earned 

All-New England honors playing for the Worcester State 

basketball team. 

Danielle Coffey 

Westboro High 

Senior 

The 6-foot-1 Coffey completed a 

memorable basketball career, 

leading the Rangers to the Division 1 

state semifinal in her senior season. 

Coffey is a three-time Mid-Wach B 

all-star and was named to the Telegram 

& Gazette Division 1 all-star team last 

winter. Coffey helped the Rangers to 

23-2 record and averaged 11.4 points 

per game for coach Scott Kittredge. 

Coffey helped the Rangers battle back from a 13-point 

deficit against Holy Name in the Division 1 quarterfinal by 

scoring 12 points. In fact, Coffey scored 12 points in 

each of Westboro’s Central Mass. playoff wins against 

the Naps, Algonquin and Shepherd Hill. Coffey was part 

of a team that finished 18-4 in 2006 and 22-1 in 2007. 

Coffey earned a spot on the T&G volleyball Super Team 

in the fall, having broken school records for career 

blocks and kills and season records for blocks, kills and 

hitting percentage while leading the Rangers to the Division 

1 state title. She is the daughter of Sandy and Kevin 

Coffey of Westboro. 

Lekia Cowen 

Hopedale High 

Senior 

Cowen capped a tremendous high 

school career, leaving as Hopedale’s 

all-time leading scorer with 

2,219 points and a school-record 682 

assists. Cowen is 19th all-time among 

state scoring leaders. She is the ninthhighest 

female scorer in state history, 

No. 2 in Central Mass. behind Quaboag 

Regional’s Kelsey O’Keefe. The 

two will be teammates next season at 

Bryant University. Cowen averaged 26.9 points per game 

this year and was a finalist for the state’s Gatorade Player 

of the Year Award. She was a four-time Dual Valley Conference 

all-star in basketball and soccer for Hopedale, 

earning league co-MVP honors in basketball as a sophomore. 

She was also a Central Mass. all-star in soccer as 

a sophomore, helping Hopedale to the Division 3 state 

title. Cowen drilled the winning penalty kick to give the 

Blue Raiders the crown. Cowen hopes to earn a law 

degree after she graduates from college. She is the 

daughter of Lindsey and John Cowen of Hopedale. 

Shea Donnelly 


Senior 

The 5-foot-7 Donnelly was a fixture 

in the Mid-Wach A scoring race, 

finishing in the top 10 in each of her 

four seasons. Donnelly averaged 14.5 

points this year and surpassed the 

1,000-point mark. A two-time T&G 

Super Teamer, Donnelly was named 

to the Mid-Wach A all-star team the 

last two seasons and earned a spot 

on the Fitchburg Sentinel & Enterprise 

all-star team the past three years. A two-year captain 

for Fitchburg, Donnelly leaves the Red Raiders with 

1,091 career points while playing for her father, John. 

Donnelly was also a standout field hockey player for 

the Red Raiders and said her most memorable sports 

moment was a win at rival Leominster, playing against 

longtime friend and AAU teammate Amanda Levasseur. 

She will attend Division 2 Flagler College in St. Augustine, 

Fla., and play for coach Sherri Nowatzki. She is 

the daughter of Erin and John Donnelly of Fitchburg. 

Macey Gaumond 

Quaboag Regional 

Senior 

Gaumond completes an incredible 

career at Quaboag with her first 

basketball Super Team nod to go with 

her three Super Team appearances in 

field hockey. Gaumond is a three-time 

SWCL basketball all-star and served as 

co-captain the past two years. Gaumond 

averaged just under 10 points 

per game this season for Quaboag. 

She was also a three-time field hockey 

all-star and leaves as the Cougars’ all-time leading scorer. 

Quaboag has won the Division 3 basketball title for the 

past six years, and after winning the state title in 2006, 

the Cougars returned to the state final the past two seasons 

but came up short. Gaumond says being on teams 

that won the 2006 state basketball title and the 2007 

state field hockey title were her most memorable sports 

moments. Gaumond, a three-time Division 2 state field 

hockey player of the year, will play for Boston University 

next year on a full scholarship. She is the daughter of 

Maryjane and Frank Gaumond of Warren. 

Annette Kristiansen 

Westboro High 

Senior 

Kristiansen capped off a tremendous 

four-year career for Westboro, helping 

the Rangers to the Division 1 state 

semifinals after leading the Mid-Wach B 

in scoring with an average of 14.2 

points. Kristiansen is a three-time Mid- 

Wach B all-star and was named league 

MVP this season. Kristiansen earned a 

nomination to the McDonald’s All-America 

team and was named to the Big 

Apple all-star team and the Westboro Invitational all-star 

team. Kristiansen dealt a school-record 88 assists this 

season. Kristiansen was also a standout soccer player for 

the Rangers, serving as a four-year starter and was 

named to a Mid-Wach B all-star in each season. She was 

selected to the Central Mass. all-star team the past three 

seasons and the all-state team the past two. Kristiansen 

enjoys hanging out with friends, going to the beach and 

playing sports in her spare time. Undecided on where to 

attend college, Kristiansen hopes to major in business 

finance or marketing. She is the daughter of Sandra and 

Henning Kristiansen of Westboro. 

Theresa Logan 

Algonquin Regional 

Junior 

Logan was named the Mid-Wach A 

MVP after leading the league with a 

16.6 points per game average for the 

Tomahawks, who won the league title 

for the third consecutive season. 

Logan also picked up MVP honors in 

the Nashoba Invitational Tournament 

and was named to the all-tournament 

team in the Westboro Tournament. 

Logan is also a standout volleyball 

player for Algonquin and will captain the volleyball and 

basketball teams next year. Logan plays AAU basketball 

and enjoys singing and scrapbooking in her spare time. 

Algonquin finished 17-5 and lost to eventual state finalist 

Westboro in the CMass Division 1 Tournament, and 

Logan says her team’s 41-36 win over Shrewsbury in a 

quarterfinal was her most memorable sports moment. 

As a sophomore, Logan finished second in the league 

in scoring. She is the daughter of Robin and Justin 

Logan of Southboro. 

Lauren O’Connor 

Shepherd Hill Regional 

Senior 

A 

two-year team MVP and captain, 

O’Connor helped the Rams reach 

the Central Mass. Division 1 final this 

season and averaged 7.1 points for 

Shepherd Hill. With O’Connor, the 

Rams went to the district final or semifinals 

in each of her four seasons. 

O’Connor was a SWCL West all-star as 

a junior and a senior and led the team in 

assists. O’Connor was also a standout 

soccer player for Shepherd Hill, earning a spot on the 

T&G Division 1 all-star team last season and was a SWCL 

West all-star and team MVP the past two years. She was 

also an all-state as a senior on the soccer pitch. O’Connor 

says her team’s win over rival Quaboag in basketball 

last year — a win that snapped the Cougars’ 50-game 

winning streak and the first Shepherd Hill win over Quaboag 

in five years — was her most memorable sports 

moment. O’Connor, who will attend Tufts University in the 

fall, enjoys sports, shopping and spending time with 

friends. She is the daughter of Karen and Daniel O’Connor 

of Dudley. 

Anh-Dao Tran 

Holy Name 

Sophomore 

Making her first appearance on the 

T&G Super Team, Tran helped 

Holy Name to a 14-8 mark before 

falling to Westboro in a Division 1 quarterfinal. 

Tran led the Central Mass. 

Conference with a 13.1 points per 

game average for coach Barry Finneron. 

Tran earned a spot on the all-star 

team in the Acton-Boxboro Tournament 

and helped Holy Name to the Central 

Mass. title last year as a freshman. Tran plays basketball 

year-round, but when she’s not on the court, she enjoys 

going to the Y and talking and hanging out with friends. 

She hopes to become a sports psychologist after she 

graduates from college. Tran feels last year’s run to the 

district title and how the Holy Name squad has developed 

into a family as her most memorable sports moments. 

She is the daughter of Kevan and Phuong-Thao Tran of 

Webster. 

Jewel White 

Doherty High 

Senior 

The 6-foot White helped the Highlanders 

to an 18-4 record before 

losing to Shepherd Hill in the Central 

Mass. Division 1 Tournament. White is 

a two-time Super Teamer in basketball 

and made the volleyball Super Team 

in the fall. A four-year starter for 

coach Jim Reynolds, White was captain 

of the basketball and volleyball 

teams this year. White led the Inter- 

High in scoring (20.3 ppg) and was named co-MVP in 

the league. White celebrated her 18th birthday this 

season by scoring her 1,000th career point, which 

ranks as her most memorable sports moment. She 

enjoys hanging out with friends and writing poetry in 

her spare time and will attend Franklin Pierce University, 

hoping to major in communications or law. She 

is the daughter of Valery White of Worcester. 

Julie Winn 

Sutton High 

Junior 

The 5-foot-11 Winn helped the Suzies 

to the Central Mass. Division 3 final 

and was the second-leading scorer in 

the Dual Valley Conference, averaging 

16.3 points per game. Winn was 

named the DVC MVP for the second 

year in a row. She is also a standout 

soccer player for Sutton, earning allstar 

spots on the DVC, Central Mass. 

and state teams after helping the 

Suzies reach the Division 3 final for the second consecutive 

season. As an eighth-grader, she was on Sutton’s 

state championship soccer team, which ranks as her 

most memorable sports moment. Winn enjoys playing 

soccer, AAU basketball and hanging out with friends in 

her spare time. Her brother, Tim, is a former T&G all-star 

and soccer player of the year and earned an All-America 

nomination at Babson College. Her aunt is Barbara 

Marois, a former Olympic field hockey player. She is the 

daughter of Nancy and David Winn of Sutton. 

DIVISION 1 DIVISION 2 DIVISION 3 

Sarah Borchelt, Wachusett 

Megan Boutilette, Shepherd Hill 

Liz Brooks, Shepherd Hill 

Nicole Caron, Shepherd Hill 

Priscilla Dodoo, Burncoat 

Alyssa Fanelli, Fitchburg 

Erin Kinback, Shrewsbury 

Amanda Lavasseur, Leominster 

Emily Mongeau, Westboro 

Diamond Powell, Doherty 

Ryan Weekes, Holy Name 

Alayna White, Doherty 

Kaitlyn Chenevert, Uxbridge 

Laura Cote, St. Bernard’s 

Julie Frankian, Millbury 

Amanda Harrington, Oxford 

Kelsey Johnston, St. Bernard’s 

Sandra Lanier, Groton-Dunstable 

Kirsten Orrell, Millbury 

Erin Peete, Clinton 

Chelsea Perkins, Millbury 

Katie Pryor, Northbridge 

Amanda Sebastiao, Uxbridge 

Lauren Wilson, Southbridge 

Lindsey Burke, Bromfield 

Meaghan Burns, Quaboag 

Callie Day, Lunenburg 

Olivia Jankins, Quaboag 

Kathleen Jarsinski, Narragansett 

Cathrine Johnson, Bromfield 

Madeline Merchant, Monty Tech 

Meaghan O’Keefe, Quaboag 

Jessica Peacock, Hopedale 

Abby Proctor, Lunenburg 

Laura Stern, Lunenburg 

Mikaela Vander Baan, 




Hockey 


Patrick Army 

Shrewsbury High 

Senior, Goalie 

The 5-foot-9, 165-pound Army backstopped 

the Colonials to a 12-5-5 

record, Roy Conference championship 

and a berth in the Central Mass. Division 

3 quarterfinals. Shrewsbury’s MVP as a 

junior and senior, Army posted a 1.60 

GAA and .930 save percentage this 

season, which included the Colonials’ 

first win over cross-town rival St. John’s 

in 21 years. Army made 37 saves in the 

5-3 victory, a moment he considers his most memorable 

in sports. “We put a lot of shots on the net,” St. John’s 

coach Brian Murphy said after the game. “Their goaltender 

played well.” A Central Mass. all-star, Army also played 

well in Shrewsbury’s overtime playoff win over Littleton. He 

plays varsity lacrosse at Shrewsbury, will attend Suffolk 

University in the fall and hopes to open his own business 

someday. He is the son of Ann and Tim Army of Shrewsbury. 

Scott Brady 

Westboro High 

Senior, Center/Wing 

The 6-foot, 185-pound Brady was 

one of the most dominant players 

in Central Mass. this season. His 24 

goals led all Quinn Conference 

scorers and helped the Rangers 

finish 11-8-2 and advance to the 

postseason. A returning Central 

Mass. all-star, Brady was twice 

named to the Metro West all-tournament 

team. He was also MVP of the 

Rangers’ football team this year, earning Division 1A 

all-star honors and an invitation to play in the Shriners 

Bowl. Brady has also played lacrosse at Westboro. His 

brother, Chris, graduated from Westboro in 2005 and 

also accumulated 100 points for the Rangers’ hockey 

team. In fact, Chris reached that plateau on a goal 

scored by Scott. An honors student, Brady will study 

management and engineering at WPI in the fall. He is 

the son of Amy Golino and Mark Brady of Westboro. 

Ian Davis 

Auburn High 

Senior, Wing 

The 5-foot-8, 150-pound Davis 

missed part of the season with a 

separated shoulder, but returned 

in time to help the Rockets rally to 

reach the postseason by tying for 

second in the Quinn Conference. In 

the playoffs, Auburn surprised everyone 

by reaching the semifinals of the 

Central Mass. Division 3 Tournament. 

The Rockets, who finished with a 

10-10-3 record, eventually lost to 

Hudson, but not before beating Westboro and upsetting 

Marlboro. Davis’ most memorable sports moment is 

reaching last year’s district final, which Auburn lost in 

overtime to Gardner at the DCU Center. A three-year 

member of the varsity and two-year captain, Davis also 

competes in outdoor track for the Rockets. Davis will 

continue his education and hockey career at the Hoosac 

School in New York in the fall. He is the son of Karen and 

Michael Davis of Auburn. 

Jon Gould 

Hudson High 

Senior, Center/Defense 

The 5-foot-7, 150-pound Gould had 

over 20 points for the Hawks, who 

won the Quinn Conference title and 

advanced to the Central Mass. Division 

3 championship game. A Central Mass. 

all-star the past two seasons and a T&G 

Divisional all-star last year, Gould 

helped Hudson to playoff wins over 

Shrewsbury and Auburn. He notched a 

hat trick in the final against Gardner, 

but it wasn’t enough to earn the Hawks their first title 

since 1991. The Wildcats erupted for three secondperiod 

goals, but you could hardly blame Gould, who 

logged Ray Bourque-like minutes while playing forward 

and defense. Gould, who enjoys lifting weights and fishing 

in his spare time, also plays varsity baseball for Hudson. 

Undecided about college, he hopes to become a 

police officer someday. He is the son of Lindy and Billy 

Gould of Hudson. 

Corey Grenier 

Gardner High 

Senior, Defense 

The 5-foot-11, 170-pound Grenier 

helped the Wildcats win their second 

straight Central Mass. Division 3 

title, defeating Hudson in the final at the 

DCU Center. A four-year member of the 

varsity and two-year captain, he was 

twice named a Central Mass. all-star 

and team co-MVP. His most memorable 

sports moment is winning the Central 

Mass. championship last year when 

Gardner entered the tournament as a heavy underdog. 

One of many talented players on the Wildcats’ roster, 

Grenier also plays golf at Gardner High and hopes to 

attend Western New England College or UMass-Lowell in 

the fall. His career goal is to become an industrial engineer. 

Grenier enjoys camping and playing lacrosse in his 

spare time. His father played semipro hockey in the ’70s 

and’80s. He is the son of Sandra and Bruce Grenier of 

Gardner. 

Ryan Keddy 

Worcester Tech 


The 5-foot-9 Keddy accumulated 121 

points during his four-year career on 

the Worcester co-op team. The young 

Wildcats won only three games this 

year, but Keddy helped Worcester 

reach the postseason as a junior. He 

was among the Quinn Conference 

leading scorers and contributed three 

assists in the Wildcats’ playoff-clinching 

victory over Wachusett. A team captain 

and Central Mass. all-star the past two seasons, Keddy 

also has played varsity golf and baseball at Tech and 

helped the Eagles win the Central Mass. Division 2 title 

last spring. An honors student, Keddy has qualified for 

free tuition at a state college for his advanced math 

MCAS score. His most memorable sports moments 

include defeating two-time Central Mass. champion 

Gardner last year. Keddy will attend Worcester Academy 

in the fall. He is the son of Tim and Vanessa Keddy of 

Worcester. 

Zack L’Ecuyer 


Senior, Center 

The 5-foot-10, 170-pound L’Ecuyer 

led all Central Mass. scorers with 

25 goals and 51 points this season 

for the Red Raiders, who finished 

17-3-2, won the Coughlin Conference 

title and advanced to the quarterfinals 

of the district tournament. A four-year 

member of the varsity, he finished his 

career with 123 points and more than 

50 goals, earning team MVP honors 

as a senior and the coach’s award as a junior. As a 

sophomore, L’Ecuyer helped Fitchburg defeat rival 

Leominster to reach the Central Mass. final against 

North Middlesex. His most memorable sports moment 

is defeating Worcester in a playoff game last year. 

L’Ecuyer’s uncle, David, played hockey at the University 

of New Hampshire. He will attend Merrimack College in 

the fall and hopes to become a civil engineer after 

graduation. He is the son of Kim and Ron L’Ecuyer of 

Fitchburg. 

Matt Lemire 

St. Bernard’s High 

Junior, Center 

Only a junior, the 6-foot, 175-pound 

Lemire had 24 goals and 17 assists 

to lead the Bernardians to a 

17-6-1 record, the Catholic Central 

League title and a berth in the Division 

1 North semifinals. He scored 

two goals and assisted on another in 

St. Bernard’s 4-1 quarterfinal win over 

St. Peter-Marian. Lemire also scored 

in the Bernardians’ playoff victory over 

Arlington. One of Lemire’s best games this season was 

a three-goal, two-assist effort against Archbishop Williams. 

He also netted a hat trick in a regular-season 

win over SPM. The conference’s leading scorer and 

co-MVP, Lemire also plays varsity lacrosse for St. 

Bernard’s. Just 16 years old, he hopes to play hockey 

in college and major in business management. Lemire 

enjoys golf in his spare time. He is the son of Tammi 

and Vinny Lemire of Townsend. 

Kevin Miller 


Sophomore, Goalie 

The 5-foot-6, 123-pound Miller is 

the only sophomore member of 

the Super Team and one of two 

underclassmen, but he was the main 

reason why the Mountaineers finished 

second in the Quinn Conference with 

a 13-5-5 record and reached the 

semifinals of the Central Mass. Tournament, 

losing to eventual champion 

Gardner, 3-2. Miller made 30 saves 

to help Wachusett upset Marlboro, 3-2, during the 

regular season, which he considers his most memorable 

moment in sports. Miller posted six shutouts this 

season en route to a 1.72 GAA. He also earned team 

MVP honors and a berth on the Metro West all-tournament 

team. Miller hopes to play college hockey. His 

father played hockey at Shepherd Hill in the ’80s, and 

his brother, Greg, played for the Boston Junior Bruins. 

Miller is the son of Gail and Kevin Miller of Rutland. 

Colin Mulvey 

St. Peter-Marian High 


The 5-foot-9, 165-pound Mulvey led 

the Guardians to the Division 1 state 

tournament in coach Mike Germain’s 

final season, which included a playoff 

win over Woburn. St. Peter-Marian 

reached the postseason with an 

improbable, 4-3 win over Franklin the 

regular-season finale. In that game, 

junior center Matt Lopes scored a 

natural hat trick in a span of less than 

seven minutes in the third period, all short-handed. A 

four-year member of the varsity and team captain as a 

senior, Mulvey entered the program as a 5-foot-2, 

100-pound freshman. His most memorable sports 

moments include winning the Mousquri Quebec Tournament 

with his youth team. Mulvey’s sister was a standout 

athlete at Burncoat. Undecided about his plans for next 

year, he hopes to continue playing in college. He is the 

son of Judy Mulvey of Worcester. 

Wes Russell 

Marlboro High 

Senior, Defenseman 

The only repeat member of the T&G 

Super Team, the 6-foot-1, 

200-pound Russell played four varsity 

seasons, helping the Panthers win a 

Division 3 state championship as a 

freshman. A team captain this season, 

Russell had eight goals and 14 assists 

to lead Marlboro to a 14-3-4 

record and a berth in the district 

quarterfinals. A Central Mass. all-star, 

defensive player of the year and former MVP of the 

Metro West Tournament, Russell is also captain of the 

Panthers’ baseball team this spring and was the team’s 

MVP last year. He is undecided about college, but 

would like to continue his hockey career and eventually 

own his own business. Russell enjoys lifting weights, 

fishing and playing basketball in his spare time. He is 

the son of Kelly and Stanley Russell of Marlboro. 

Ben Siok 


Senior, Goalie 

The Pioneers went just 5-10-6, but 

the 5-foot-10, 185-pound Siok 

posted a 2.42 GAA against the some of 

the best competition in the state. St. 

John’s, which was shut out six times, 

tied BC High, St. John’s Prep and 

Xaverian, all Division 1A Tournament 

teams, and defeated St. Peter-Marian 

twice. A team captain, MVP and Greater 

Boston All-Area selection, Siok 

considers St. John’s win over rival SPM at the DCU Center 

this season among his most memorable sports 

moments. Siok will attend Franklin Pierce University in the 

fall and play hockey for the Ravens, whose assistant 

coaches include former St. John’s star Jayme Harrington. 

Siok has also played golf, lacrosse and football for the 

Pioneers. He enjoys working out in his spare time and 

hopes to pursue a career a criminal justice after college. 

He is the son of Jill and David Siok of Holden. 

HONORABLE MENTION 

Damien Blodgett, Gardner 

Lucas Paine, Gardner 

Derek Ryan, Shrewsbury 

Jim Delaney, Marlboro 

Cody Smith, Hudson 

Ryan Griffin, St. Peter-Marian 

Nick Long, Wachusett 

Justin Logan, Algonquin 

Ryan Cormier, Lunenburg 

Anthony Sciaraffa, Auburn 

Nick Carter, Oakmont 

Jamie Roy, St. Bernard’s 



Boys’ Track 

Trent Baltzell 

Sutton High 

Junior, High Jump 

Baltzell makes his third appearance 

on the T&G Super Team 

after winning the Division 3 state 

championship and finishing tied 

for second in the New Englands 

in his specialty. The 6-foot-4 

leaper was Sutton’s captain in 

indoor track and cross country. 

He was a Suburban League 

all-star for the second straight 

year, and he holds the school record in the high 

jump at 6-7. His most memorable sports moment 

was helping Sutton win the 2004 Central Mass. 

District 2 cross country title, the first in school 

history. Baltzell’s sister, Kelsey, was a T&G All-Star 

in track and cross country. He is unsure about 

where he’ll attend college, but would like to compete 

at the Division 1 level with the goal of someday 

being a coach or athletic director. He is the son of 

Mark and Jane Baltzell of Sutton. 

Dave Hausherr 

North Middlesex Regional 

Senior, Mile 

The distance specialist makes 

his fifth appearance on a T&G 

Super Team, having won the mile 

at the Central Mass. Division 1 

meet in Fitchburg. He followed 

that by winning the 2 mile in the 

Division 2 state meet in 9 minutes, 

27.93 seconds. He is a 

three-year captain in both track 

and cross country. He has been 

team MVP the last two years in cross country and 

indoor track. Hausherr, a Mid-Wach A all-star in 

cross country, finished second in the Central Mass. 

Division 1 championship in the fall after winning the 

event as a junior. Son of Nancy and Steven Hausherr 

of Townsend, he is headed to La Salle University 

in the fall. 

Brian Martel 

Nipmuc Regional 

Senior, Long Jump 

This versatile athlete ran the 

600 meters and a 1,600 relay 

leg and competed in the long 

jump for coach Richard Auger’s 

Warriors. His leap of 20 feet, 4 1 ⁄4 

inches was good for first place in 

the Division 4 state meet. He 

followed that by finishing 19th in 

the all-class state meet. Martel 

also competed in cross country 

and outdoor track. He helped the Nipmuc soccer 

team reach the state semifinals as a sophomore and 

senior. The 6-foot senior holds school records at 

600 meters (1:27) and 600 yards (1:21). He was 

second in the 600 meters in the Central Mass. 

meet in 1:29.36. Martel plans to go to UMass- 

Lowell after graduation with the goal of becoming a 

mechanical engineer. He is the son of Lynne and 

Richard Martel of Uxbridge. 

Colin Ogilvie 

Hopedale High 

Senior, 2 Mile 

Ogilvie earned his fourth appearance 

on the T&G Super Team 

by winning the 2 mile at the Division 

4 state meet in 9 minutes, 

39.69 seconds. He made the 

Super Team team each of the last 

three years in cross country. 

Ogilvie helped Hopedale win the 

Division 2 state cross country title 

with his fifth-place finish. He lists 

helping the Blue Raiders win state titles as a sophomore 

and senior as his most memorable sports 

moments. Long-distance success apparently runs 

as his family as his brother, Thompson, and sister, 

Meg, were both T&G Super Teamers. Ogilvie, who 

enjoys music, reading and being with friends and 

family, is headed to Bowdoin College in the fall. He 

is the son of Marillee and David Ogilvie of Hopedale. 

Ryan Ruffing 

Westboro High 

Senior, 300 Meters 

Ruffing had a spectacular 

indoor 

track season, setting 

meet records in the 

300 meters at the 

Central Mass. Division 

1 (36.88) and 

the Division 3 state 

meets (35.42) before 

winning the 

all-state (35.56) and finishing third at 

New Englands (35.34). He also won the 

MSTCA Elite Meet at Roxbury’s Reggie 

Lewis Center in February. His Division 3 

state time was the fastest of the season 

in Massachusetts. Ruffing also ran the 

800 relay. He is a standout soccer player 

and was a T&G Division 1 all-star and 

Mid-Wach B all-star in the fall. The 

6-foot-2 Ruffing is a repeat on the T&G 

Super Team in indoor track, having won 

the Central Mass. Division 1 300 title last 

year in 37.87 seconds. He is the son of 

Mary Jane and Matt Ruffing of Westboro. 

William Vitello 

Jake Begnoche 

The team includes the top finishers from the Central Mass. and state championships. 

Blackstone-Millville Regional 


The versatile — and speedy — 

senior won the Division 4 

state title in the 300 meters in 

36.08 seconds at the Reggie 

Lewis Center in Roxbury to earn 

his spot on the T&G Super 

Team. He was also a Super 

Teamer in outdoor track last 

year, finishing first in the 200 at 

the Central Mass. championships. 

The 6-foot-1 Begnoche has been dominant 

in the shorter distances, holding school records in 

the 100 (10.7 seconds), 200 (22.3) and 400 

(50.6). He also plays soccer at BMR. Begnoche 

hopes to study physical therapy in college. His 

sister, Sarah, was a 1,000-point scorer at BMR, 

playing from 1998 to 2002. He is the son of 

Louise and Lucien Begnoche of Millville. 

Dennis Kott 



Kott has so far had an eventful 

senior year, first helping the 

Pioneers win the Division 1 state 

soccer title as a starting outside 

midfielder, then keying St. John’s 

victory in the Division 1 track and 

field meet. Kott was the Central 

Mass. Division 1 champ in the 600 

meters before finishing fourth in the 

D1 state meet. He also ran on SJ’s 

1,600 relay team, which finished second in the state 

division meet. He considers winning the state soccer 

title his most memorable sports moment. He has 

competed in track and soccer since he was a freshman. 

His sister, Stephanie, was captain of the Notre 

Dame Academy’s state champion field hockey in 

2005. Kott is headed to the Loyola University of 

Chicago, where he plans to continue running track. 

He is the son of Debra and Carlton Kott of Rutland. 

Tim Mazeika 

Millbury High 

Junior, 2 Mile 

Mazeika makes his second 

appearance on a T&G Super 

Team after winning the 2 mile at 

the Central Mass. Division 2 meet 

in 10 minutes, 17.09 seconds. 

He also competes in the mile and 

1,000 and set the Southern 

Worcester County League record 

in the 1,000 in 2:46.7. Mazeika 

was sixth in the Division 4 state 

meet in the mile (4:36.41). His goal is break 10 

minutes in the 2 mile and 2 minutes in the 800 

meters. He made his first T&G Super Team in the 

fall with his fifth-place finish in the Central Mass. 

cross country meet. Besides running, he enjoys 

being with friends. He lists helping Millbury win the 

SWCL title as his most memorable sports moment. 

He is the son of Elizabeth and John Mazeika of 

Millbury. 

Andrew Piscitelli 

Millbury High 

Junior, Shot Put 

The 6-foot-1, 200-pounder won 

the Central Mass. Division 2 

title in February with a career-best 

throw of 46 feet, 1 3 ⁄4 inches. He 

followed that with a third-place 

finish in the Division 4 state meet 

(44-3- 1 ⁄4) and 16th at the all-state 

meet (45-3). Piscitelli was also the 

Southern Worcester County 

League champion and helped the 

Woolies win their first SWCL championship. He was 

a SWCL champ in the discus last spring, following in 

the footsteps of his uncle, Frank Piscitelli, who was 

one of Millbury High’s best ever in the event. Piscitelli 

is undecided about college, but would like to compete 

in track at a Division 1 school. He enjoys freewheeling 

and lifting weights in his spare time. He is 

the son of Sandra and John Piscitelli of Millbury. 


Senior, shot put 

Vitello won the 

Central Mass. title 

in his specialty and 

helped his team win 

the Division 1 meet 

with a heave of 44 

feet, 10 1 ⁄2 inches. 

He is also an accomplished 

football 

player, having been 

a captain at St. John’s in the fall and a 

Division 1 North all-star as a linebacker. 

He says that the Pioneers’ overtime 

Super Bowl victory over Minnechaug as a 

junior was his most memorable sports 

moment. Vitello intends to continue 

playing football in college at Washington 

& Lee University, where he plans to study 

business. He enjoys playing basketball, 

lifting weights and being with friends. Son 

of Janet and William Vitello of Framingham, 

his brother, Dave, was a standout 

soccer goalkeeper at St. John’s, helping 

the Pioneers win a state title. 

Kevin Stechler 

Luke Doherty Munro 

Hudson High 

Junior, 1,000 Meters 

Doherty Munro pulled out a 

narrow victory in the 1,000 

meters at the Central Mass. 

Division 2 meet to help the 

Hawks win the district title and 

earn a spot on his first T&G 

Super Team. With his secondplace 

finish, he helped Hudson 

win the Division 4 state crown, 

and he considers that team 

accomplishment his most memorable sports 

moment. It wasn’t his only highlight, though, as he 

set school records in the 1,000 (2 minutes, 

36.16 seconds) and the 3,200 relay, and in the 

fall was the Mid-Wach C cross country champion. 

Doherty Munro has competed in cross country as 

well as indoor and outdoor track for three years. 

He is the son of Alison Doherty and Stuart Munro 

of Hudson. 

Sam Le Beau 

Auburn High 

Senior, 55 Hurdles 

Le Beau won his specialty in the 

Central Mass. Division 2 meet 

in 8.3 seconds, then bettered his 

time with an 8.25 with his second-place 

finish in the Division 4 

state meet. He was 19th in the 

all-state meet. He holds the 

Auburn High record in the hurdles 

with a personal best 7.9 and was 

a SWCL all-star this year. Le Beau 

also runs the 800 and 1,600 relays and competes 

in the long jump. He has run cross country the last 

three years and was captain this year. He is also 

captain of the outdoor track team. He enjoys playing 

the guitar, listening to and writing music as well 

as running. His college plans are up in the air, but 

he is considering UMass-Lowell and Hartford. He is 

the son of Rosemary and William Le Beau of 

Auburn. 

Sean Mitchell 



The 6-foot Mitchell makes his 

third appearance on the T&G 

Super Team, earning his spot with a 

first-place finish in the 600 meters 

(personal-best 1 minute, 22.35 

seconds) at the Division 1 state 

meet. His performance helped the 

Pioneers to a second-place finish. 

A week later, Mitchell came in 

second (1:23.03) at the all-state 

meet. Mitchell also helped St. John’s set a Central 

Mass. record in the 1,600 relay. He won the CMass 

title in the 600 as a junior. Mitchell is also accomplished 

on the soccer pitch where he helped the 

Pioneers win the Division 1 state title. He considers 

that his most memorable sports moment. The son of 

Cathy and Rob Mitchell of Milford, he plans to attend 

the University of New Hampshire in the fall. 

Andrew Powell 

Westboro High 


Stechler was the 

Rangers’ co-MVP 

with Ryan Ruffing 

after setting school 

records in the 

55-meter dash (6.71 

seconds) and the 

800 relay (1:33.34). 

He won the Central 

Mass. Division 1 title 

in the 55 in 6.81 and helped the Rangers 

take the district title in the 800 

relay in 1:40.2. Stechler has run 

indoor track the last three years and 

outdoor track for four years. He considers 

winning his first race (100 

meters) when he was a sophomore as 

his most memorable sports moment. 

Stechler set the school record in the 

100 that year. He enjoys magic and 

video games, and he plans to go to 

Rhodes College next year to study 

computer science. He is the son of 

Betsy Stechler of Westboro. 

Division 1 

800: Westboro (John Birkholz, Greyson Thomas, Ryan Ruffing, Kevin Stechler) 

1,600: St. John’s (Dennis Kott, Kyle Morette, Jon Vignaly, Sean Mitchell) 

3,200: Nashoba (Joe Doyle, Brendon Aylaian, Anthony Raduazo, Coby Horowitz) 


Senior, High Jump/55 Hurdles 

This talented athlete makes his 

fourth appearance on the T&G 

Super Team, earning his spot by 

winning Central Mass. Division 1 

titles in the high jump (6 feet, 7 

inches) and 55-meter hurdles (7.83 

seconds). Both performances were 

meet records. He followed that by 

winning the high jump at the Division 

1 state meet and the all-state meet. 

Last month, he was third in the pentathlon and fifth in 

the high jump at the National Scholastic Indoor Track 

Championships in New York. He earned All-America 

honors in both events. Powell was also a two-time 

Super Teamer in soccer, helping the Pioneers win the 

state title in the fall. The son of Joanne and Richard 

Powell of Charlton, he plans to attend Bucknell University, 

where he will study economics. 

Relay Teams 

Zack Sylvestre 

Brett Haschig 

Oakmont Regional 

Junior, 600 Meters 

The 5-foot-10 junior had a big 

season with first place finishes 

in the 600 meters at the Central 

Mass. Division 2 meet (1 minute, 

29.07 seconds) and the Division 

4 state championship (1:24.72) 

to earn his first spot on the T&G 

Super Team. He considers 

winning his event at the state 

division meet his most memorable 

sports moment. He was 19th at the all-state 

meet (1:28.22). Haschig was a captain for coaches 

Dan DuFour and Tim Douglas and made all-star 

teams for two other newspapers, the Sentinel & 

Enterprise and Gardner News. He also plays soccer 

at Oakmont. His college plans are undecided, but 

he’s considering Gordon College, UMass-Lowell 

and Tufts University with the hope of someday being 

a doctor. He’s the son of Greg and Charlette Haschig 

of Westminster. 

Alan Mann 

Gardner High 

Senior, 1,000 

Sylvestre makes his 

fifth appearance on 

the T&G Super Team 

following a stellar indoor 

season in which he won 

the Centeral Mass, 

Division 1 title in the 

1,000, set a school 

record at the distance 

and qualified for the 

nationals in the mile. He was the Wildcats’ 

MVP and captain, honors he also had running 

cross country in the fall. Last season, 

Sylvestre was part of the Wildcats’ distance 

medley relay team that set a state indoor 

record. As a freshman, he was a member of 

the cross country team that made it to the 

states for the first time in 20 years. Sylvestre, 

who considers winning the Central 

Mass. title in the mile as a junior as his most 

memorable sports moment, is weighing his 

college options between UMass-Amherst 

and UMass-Lowell. He is the son of Patricia 

and Charles Sylvestre of Gardner. 

Division 2 

800: Hudson (Chris Walker, Geoff King, Derek Palatino, Brian Muller) 

1,600: Sutton (Mike Thyden, Pat Ellessar, Trent Baltzell, Zachary Walsh) 

3,200: Hudson (Conor Grogan, Kevin Delaney, Luke Doherty-Munro, Brian Vinciullo) 

Oakmont Regional 


Mann had a breakout senior 

indoor season to make his first 

T&G Super Team. He won the 300 

meters at the Central Mass. meet at 

Fitchburg High in 38.70 seconds, a 

performance he considers his most 

memorable sports moment. He 

followed that by finishing fourth in 

the Division 4 state meet (37.03) 

and 19th in the all-state (37.01). 

Mann was a captain for coaches Dan Dufour and Tim 

Douglas and a Gardner News all-star. He also runs 

outdoor track and competed in cross country as a 

junior. He won the Oakmont coaches’ award in outdoor 

track as a sophomore. Mann is considering WPI, 

the University of Connecticut and the University of New 

Hampshire. He wants to become a chemical engineer 

and design hydrogen-powered vehicles. He is the son 

of Denise and Edward Mann of Westminster. 

Brian Muller 

Hudson High 

Sophomore, 55 Meters 

Coach Kathy Vinciullo called 

Muller her MVP after he 

helped the Hawks win the Division 

4 state title at the Reggie Lewis 

Center in Roxbury. He generated 

points by finishing second in the 

55 and the long jump, but it was 

his come-from-behind performance 

on the anchor leg of the 

800 relay that did the trick for 

Hudson. He considers that race and winning the 

state title the most memorable sports moments of 

his career. Muller, who was a wrestler last winter, 

earned his spot on the T&G Super Team by finishing 

first in the 55 meters at the Central Mass. 

Division 2 meet in Fitchburg. Muller, who has also 

played football and baseball for the Hawks, is the 

son of Claudia and Milton Muller of Hudson. 

Anthony Raduazo 

Nashoba Regional 

Senior, 2 Mile 

Raduazo won the Central Mass. 

Division 1 title in the 2 mile, 

then came in first in the Division 3 

state meet, a performance that 

helped the resurgent Chieftains 

win the state title. His most memorable 

sports moment, though, 

came when he led Nashoba to 

the Central Mass. cross country 

championship in the fall, the 

Chieftains’ first district title in the sport in 10 years. 

He was part of Nashoba’s 4-mile relay team that 

finished fifth in the nationals in New York. A member 

of the National Honor Society, Raduazo plans to 

attend Williams College. His parents were standout 

cross country runners in high school and became 

marathoners. He is the son of Celeste and Rocco 

Raduazo of Bolton. 

Brian Vinciullo 

Hudson High 

Junior, Mile 

Vinciullo helped the 

Hawks cruise to 

the Central Mass. 

Division 2 title by 

winning the mile in 4 

minutes, 47.18 seconds. 

He was on 

Hudson’s winning 

3,200 relay squad, 

too. His best time in 

the mile is 4:38. The Hawks, coached 

by Brian Vinciullo’s mother, Kathy, 

followed their Central Mass. victory by 

winning the Division 4 state meet, a 

performance Vinciullo considers his 

most memorable in sports. Besides the 

mile and the 3,200 relay, Vinciullo also 

runs the 1,000. He was a cross country 

captain and Mid-Wach C all-star in the 

fall. This is his third year running cross 

country and indoor and outdoor track. 

He is the son of Kathy and Tim Vinciullo 

of Hudson. 



Girls’ Track 

Ashlyn Derosier 



The 5-foot-10 Derosier 

is making her fifth 

Super Team appearance, 

her third straight 

for indoor track to go 

with one for soccer and 

one for outdoor track. 

The two-time Division 1 

district champion in the 

55-meter hurdles entering 

this season, she successfully defended 

her title in a time of 9.12 seconds. A versatile 

star, she also competed in the high 

jump, 800 relay and shot put. Derosier was 

a starter and captain on the Colonials’ 

soccer team, a key part of the defensive 

effort that helped push Shrewsbury to a 

berth in the Division 1 state final last fall. 

Her older sister, Amanda, was also a hurdler 

for Shrewsbury. She is daughter of 

Linda and Jay Derosier of Shrewsbury. 

Stephanie Ellis 

Gardner High 

Sophomore, Mile 

The 5-foot-1 Ellis makes 

her second Super Team 

appearance this school 

year, after appearing in 

cross country last fall. She 

earned this nod after winning 

the mile at the District 

E Invitational in 5 minutes, 

29.54 seconds, beating 

the second-place finisher 

by more than 16 seconds. She turned to the 

2 mile at the Division 3 state meet and placed 

fifth with a time of 11:39.75. During the fall, 

her third-place finish at the Central Mass. 

Division 1 championships helped Gardner 

qualify for the Division 1 state meet for the 

first time in more than 30 years. In her spare 

time, Ellis enjoys Irish step dancing. She is 

the daughter of Lisa and Michael Ellis of 

Gardner. 

Jessica Jarrard 

Hudson Catholic 


Jarrard pulled the 

interesting trick of 

winning the 2 mile at the 

District E Invitational for 

a team that doesn’t field 

an entire squad. Training 

with private coach 

Rodger Anderson this 

winter, Jarrard posted a 

time of 11 minutes, 

56.15 seconds to capture the event. Her 

most memorable sports moment, though, 

was running 11:26 in the race at the Winter 

Festival at the Reggie Lewis Center. She is 

making her second Super Team appearance 

after also earning the honor in cross 

country last fall, when she was the Colonial 

Athletic League champion and placed 24th 

in the state meet. A resident of Shrewsbury, 

she is the daughter of Cathy Fitzgerald 

and Robert Jarrard. 

Marlboro High 


The 5-foot-2 Kunycky 

won the 1,000 meters at 

the District E Invitational in 

3 minutes, 13.04 seconds. 

She then went to the Division 

2 state championship 

and chopped the time 

down to 3.04.69 — an 

improvement of more than 

10 seconds from her sophomore 

year — and took third place. She lists 

that moment as one of her most memorable 

in sports, as well as competing with 3,200 

relay team as a sophomore at the national 

meet in New York. Also successful off the 

track, Kunycky serves as class treasurer, is 

ranked first in her class and a member of A 

Step Above dance company. She hopes to 

someday study environmental science. She 

is the daughter of Mary Jane and Neil 

Kunycky of Marlboro. 

Lisa Reedich 

Brianna Kunycky 

Bromfield School 


A 

junior among a senior-laden 

Trojans squad, Reedich made 

her mark by winning the 1,000 

meters at the District E Invitational 

in 3 minutes, 12.82 seconds. 

She placed third in the 

event at the Division 4 state 

meet, an event teammate Bo 

Dunn won. The two then combined 

in the 3,200 relay victory 

to help Bromfield to the team title. Reedich is making 

her third Super Team appearance, having appeared 

in cross country as an eighth-grader and a freshman. 

The cross country team has won three straight state 

championships, a series of experiences she lists as 

her most memorable in sports. She is the daughter of 

Sue and Doug Reedich of Harvard. 

Kaylee DeVincent 

The team includes the top finishers at the Central Mass. and state championships. 


Junior, Shot Put 

The 5-foot-10 DeVincent 

participated in 

indoor track for the first 

time this winter and 

made an immediate 

impact, throwing a personal 

best of 34 feet, 

10 1 ⁄2 inches at the District 

E Invitational to win 

first place. She then 

advanced to the Division 2 State meet and 

placed sixth with a throw of 34-1- 3 ⁄4. DeVincent 

is currently participating in her third 

season of outdoor track as well. Her most 

memorable sports moment was throwing 

the discus a school-record 103 feet, 5 

inches. In her free time, DeVincent enjoys 

lifting weights and hanging out with friends 

and hopes to eventually become a veterinarian. 

She is the daughter of Tina DeVincent 

of Southboro. 

Shelby Farland 

Tantasqua Regional 

Junior, High Jump 

The 5-foot-7 Farland 

cleared 5-1 at the 

District E Invitational to win 

the Division 1 meet and 

earn her second Super 

Team appearance. A 

forward on the Warriors’ 

field hockey team, she 

earned a spot last fall in 

only her second varsity 

season. As a captain this past season, 

Farland also qualified for the state divisional 

meet in the 55 and 300. She is a two-time 

SWCL All-Star in field hockey, indoor track 

and outdoor track. In her spare time, she 

enjoys playing sports and spending time 

with her friends. Her father played football 

for Tantasqua and WPI. She is the daughter 

of Karin and Rick Farland of Sturbridge. 

Emily Jones 



Although just a junior, 

the 5-foot-7 Jones is 

making her 11th Super 

Team appearance. She 

earns this nod after 

running the fastest 2 mile 

in the country at the 

Division 4 state championships 

with a time of 

10 minutes, 31.82 seconds 

— after sitting out the District E Invitational 

with an injury. Not stopping there, 

Jones also recorded first-place finishes at the 

all-state and New England meets. Regardless 

of her lengthy individual résumé, Jones still 

lists her most memorable sports moment as 

winning the team Division 2 cross country 

title for the third straight time last fall — a 

season when she was named the Gatorade 

Cross Country Runner of the Year for Massachusetts. 

She is the daughter of Susan 

Hunter-Jones and Dan Jones of Harvard. 

Kristalena Lamore 

Hudson High 


The 5-foot-6 Lamore set 

a District E meet record 

by winning the 55 

meters in 7.52 seconds. 

She then recorded a pair 

of second-place finishes in 

the Division 4 meet in the 

55 and long jump. This is 

her first Super Team appearance 

for indoor track, 

after making the team for outdoor track last 

spring. That season, she broke the triple 

jump record at the Division 4 state meet 

(38 feet, 3 1 ⁄2 inches) and was named the 

meet’s outstanding female athlete, an 

accomplishment she lists as her most memorable 

in sports. Lamore will attend the 

University of Hartford next fall with an eye 

toward becoming a teacher and helping 

children. She is the daughter of Karen and 

Joe Lamore of Hudson. 

Angie Stakus 

Nipmuc Regional 


The 5-foot-8 Stakus won the 55 

hurdles at the District E Invitational 

in 9.15 seconds. The victory 

served as a bit of redemption for 

Stakus, who missed the event as a 

junior because of commitments 

she had with the Olympic Development 

Team, for which she 

competes in the skeleton. She is 

set to compete for Nipmuc in the 

spring as well, as the three-time defending Dual Valley 

Conference champion in the 100 hurdles and 300 

hurdles. Stakus is planning to attend the University of 

Maine or the University of New Hampshire in the fall and 

major in wildlife ecology. Her brother, Charlie Stakus, 

was a Super Team member for golf in 2002. She is the 

daughter of Cindy and Charlie Stakus of Mendon. 

Nicole Dion 

Lunenburg High 

Senior, Shot Put 

A 

versatile athlete, 

Dion made her biggest 

mark this season by 

winning the shot put at 

the District E Invitational 

with a toss of 31 feet, 

9 1 ⁄4 inches. She also 

owns a school record for 

the 800-meter relay, 

which she set during last 

year’s spring season, when her team placed 

seventh in the race at the state meet. That 

was an immediate impact for Dion, who 

played softball her first two years at the 

school. Dion, who also competed in the 

hurdles and high jump in track, was captain 

of the Blue Knights’ field hockey squad last 

fall. She lists competing in the Central Mass. 

Tournament with the field hockey team as her 

most memorable moment. She is the daughter 

of Laura and Jim Dion of Lunenburg. 

Katherine Finnegan 



The 5-foot-7 Finnegan 

helped the Trojans to 

the Division E Invitational 

title by winning the 300 

meters in 43.78 seconds, 

setting a school and meet 

record. She followed that 

by lowering her mark to 

41.94 at the Division 4 

state meet to earn second 

place, a moment she lists as her most memorable 

in sports, and help coach Henry Phelan’s 

team to the title. A return Super Team 

member, Finnegan also participates on the 

Trojans’ cross country and outdoor track 

teams, while also enjoying playing soccer. In 

her free time, Finnegan enjoys participating 

in Irish dance and writing poetry. She is the 

daughter of Mary and Steve Finnegan of 

Harvard. 

Jamie Kelley 

North Middlesex Regional 


The 5-foot-4 Kelley 

earns her Super 

Team slot after winning 

the 300 meters at the 

District E Invitational in 

43.65 seconds. This 

season marked the 

second straight year she 

qualified for the state 

meet. Only a runner for 

one season of the school year, she also is 

a member of the Patriots’ field hockey and 

lacrosse teams. Kelley has earned Central 

Mass. all-star honors in field hockey. As a 

sophomore, she helped both the field 

hockey and lacrosse squads to a Central 

Mass. Tournament semifinal. She carries 

forth a family tradition on the lacrosse field, 

where sisters Shawna and Kaitlyn were key 

contributors for North Middlesex. She is the 

daughter of Lori and John Kelley of Pepperell. 

Liz Lee 


Senior, Mile 

The 5-foot-2 Lee continues 

the honors for the 

Trojans’ powerful distance 

corps, making her eighth 

overall Super Team appearance 

and fourth 

straight for indoor track. 

She won the mile at the 

District E Invitational 

(5:26.87) and placed third 

at the Division 4 state championships, 

where she was also a member of the winning 

3,200-meter relay team. A three-time 

Super Team member in cross country, she 

lists her most memorable sports moment as 

winning the state championship in that sport 

for the third straight year last fall. In her 

free time, she enjoys listening to music, 

writing poetry and bowling. She is the 

daughter of Lisa Stanley and Thomas Lee 

of Harvard. 

Kimberly Ureña 

Marlboro High 


Ureña’s time of 1:40.18 was 

almost two seconds better 

than her nearest competitor in 

the 600 meters and helped the 

Panthers to the District E Division 

1 team title, defeating 14-time 

defending champion Wachusett 

and pre-meet favorite Shrewsbury. 

She lists winning that race 

as her most memorable moment 

in sports. The 5-foot-6 Ureña has even performed 

slightly better than that, owning a school record of 

1:39.4 in the event. A two-time Mid-Wach A all-star in 

indoor track, Ureña also competes in cross country 

and outdoor track for Marlboro. Although undecided 

on college plans, she hopes to study to become a 

doctor. She is the daughter of Luz Cruz of Marlboro. 

Bo Dunn 


Senior, 1,000 Meters 

The 5-foot-9 Dunn is a 

return member of the 

indoor track Super Team 

and making her fifth 

overall appearance. This 

one she earned with a 

first-place finish in the 

1,000 meters at the 

Division 4 state championships 

(3.04.96) 

where she was also part of the winning 

3,200 relay team. She also won the 600 at 

the Central Mass. championship with a time 

of 1.43:22. Dunn helped the Trojans to 

another cross country district title in the fall, 

placing fifth individually in the Division 2 

championships before going on to finish 

31st in the state championships. Her father 

was an All-America runner at Drake University. 

She is the daughter of Beth Harberkorn 

and Raymond Dunn of Harvard. 

Hannah Janeczak 

Doherty High 

Sophomore, 55 Meters 

The 5-foot-2 Janeczak 

finished this season 

placing second at the New 

Englands in the 55-meter 

dash. She won the race at 

the District E Invitational, 

was third in the state division 

meet and fifth in allstates 

before her performance 

at the New Englands. 

Janeczak lists that second-place finish as 

one of her most memorable moments in 

sports, along with winning the 100 at the 

states last spring. This is already her third 

Super Team appearance. Also a member of 

the Worcester public high school crew team, 

she hopes to run in college and eventually 

become a journalist. She is the daughter of 

Annmarie Finne and Derek Janeczak of 

Worcester. 

Mara Kralian 

Grafton High 

Senior, Long Jump 

The 5-foot-7 Kralian 

jumped 17 feet, 2 1 ⁄2 

inches at the Division 4 

state championships to 

claim the long jump title. 

After participating in 

cheerleading and tennis 

as a freshman, Kralian 

started running indoor 

track as a sophomore and 

had some immediate success, being part of 

the state title-winning 1,600-meter relay 

team. That unit then participated at the Nike 

Nationals in Maryland, an experience she 

lists as her most memorable. Also a star for 

the Indians’ soccer team, Kralian was a 

SWCL and Central Mass. all-star and 

named to the state all-star team on the 

pitch last fall. She is the daughter of Lisa 

and Mark Kralian of Grafton. 

Ally Oram 

Marlboro High 

Sophomore, 2 Mile 

Only a sophomore, Oram 

makes a return appearance 

on the indoor track 

Super Team. The 5-foot-6 

runner was key to helping 

the Panthers to their firstplace 

team finish at the 

District E Invitational, winning 

the 2 mile in 11 minutes, 

38.93 seconds, and 

running a leg of the first-place, 3,200-meter 

relay team. She hopes to continue improving, 

though, and lists breaking 11 minutes in the 2 

mile and 5 minutes in the mile as premier 

goals. She is close to one of those, as she 

posted an 11:08 at the national meet in New 

York, a personal best that she lists as her 

most memorable moment. In her spare time, 

Oram enjoys snowboarding and playing 

soccer. She is the daughter of Cathy and 

Mark Oram of Marlboro. 

Cathy Withers 

Marlboro High 

Sophomore, 1,000 Meters 

The 5-foot-4 Withers returned 

from calf injuries at the Division 

2 state meet to take first place in 

the 1,000 meters in a school- and 

meet-record time of 2:59.88, an 

accomplishment she lists as her 

most memorable in sports. She 

also ran the anchor leg of the 

Panthers’ 3,200 relay team that 

placed sixth at the Division 2 

meet. Her athletic accomplishments extend to the 

soccer pitch, where she started at defense this past 

fall and won the coach’s award. A star in the classroom 

as well, Withers is ranked first and serves as 

vice president for Marlboro’s class of 2010. She is 

the daughter of Catherine and Robert Withers of 

Marlboro. 

Division 1 

800: Doherty (Clare Kearney, Maddie Barber, Colleen Olen, Hannah Janeczak) 

1,600: Wachusett (Kayle McElroy, Cathy Burgess, Alix McElroy, Meghan Leahy) 

3,200: Marlboro (Ally Oram, Dessie Stefanova, Alicia DiGiso, Brianna Kunycky) 

Relay Teams 

Division 2 

800: Uxbridge (Samantha Copeland, Sarah Zeis, Jennifer Rosa, Sarah Rafferty) 

1,600: Bromfield (Maddie Darden, Mimi Narbonne, Bo Dunn, Kim West) 

3,200: Bromfield (Emma Ruthkopf, Sydney Durand, Jennie Ives, Lisa Reedich) 



Devin Callahan 

Milford High 

Senior, Wrestling 

Callahan won the 285-pound 

class at the Division 2 sectional 

to earn a spot on the Super 

Team for the second consecutive 

season. Callahan is a three-time 

Mid-Wach League all-star and as 

a sophomore he finished third at 

the sectional meet. Callahan also 

competes in football and outdoor 

track for the Scarlet Hawks and 

finished second in the Mid-Wach League in the shot 

put last spring. Callahan will go to Rhode Island 

College next fall and hopes to become a teacher 

and coach. He is the son of Joan Callahan-Cormier 

and Brian Cormier of Milford. 

Christopher Goljan 



Goljan won the 215-pound class 

at the Division 1 sectional meet 

to earn a spot on the Super Team. 

A co-captain for coach Bill Long, 

Goljan recorded a team-high 27 

wins and finished sixth in the 

Division 1 state tournament. He 

also recorded a second-place 

finish in the Marlboro Tournament, 

a fourth-place spot in the Haverhill 

Tournament and a second-place finish at the Brookline 

Team Tournament. Goljan is an Eagle Scout for 

the Boy Scouts of America. Undecided on where to 

attend college, Goljan hopes to study premed. He is 

the son of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Goljan of Boylston. 

Blake MacLeod 



MacLeod won the 189-pound 

class at the Division 2 

sectional meet to earn a spot 

on the Super Team. MacLeod 

was named to the Mid-Wach 

all-star team and said his most 

memorable sports moment was 

his win in ultimate overtime, 

8:30 into a match. MacLeod 

has wrestled at Nashoba for 

four years, the last three at the varsity level. 

He is the son of Becky and Ken MacLeod of 

Bolton. 

Josh Anderson 


Freshman, Skiing 

Anderson finished 11th in the 

slalom (39.24) and 13th in the 

giant slalom (61.48) at the MIAA 

State Alpine Championships to 

earn a spot on the Super Team. 

Anderson was third in the Central 

Mass. Ski League in scoring with 

136 points and was named to the 

state all-star team. He considers 

racing for the Mass. State Alpine 

all-star team his most memorable sports moment. 

Anderson enjoys baseball, water skiing and football 

when he’s not racing and hopes to major in business 

in college. He is the son of Linda and Leonard 

Anderson of Holden. 

Andrew Montgomery 


Senior, Skiing 

At the MIAA State Alpine 

Championships, Montgomery 

finished second in the slalom 

(37.28) and tied for third in the 

giant slalom (59.85) to earn a 

spot on the Super Team as the 

Pioneers placed fifth. One of the 

more accomplished high school 

skiers, Montgomery was the 

Central Mass. Ski League champion 

with 191 points and was named to the Super 

Team last winter as well. Also a standout soccer 

player, Montgomery helped the Pioneers to the 

state championship in the fall. He is the son of 

Deana and David Montgomery of Stow. 

Patrick DeSouza 

Hudson High 

Sophomore, Gymnastics 

DeSouza won the state title in 

the floor event to earn a spot 

on the Super Team. DeSouza 

recorded a score of 9.0 or higher 

in each meet this year and at the 

South Sectional, he finished 

second in the floor and third in the 

vault. His state title and a secondplace 

team finish in the Mid-Wach 

League meet as an eighth-grader 

provided his most memorable sports moments. 

DeSouza plays on Hudson’s soccer team and is 

also a member of the math league, spirit committee 

and is a peer mediator and enjoys dancing in his 

spare time. He hopes to attend Yale. He is the son 

of Alvandir and Erli DeSouza of Hudson. 

Tina Belletete 

Gardner High 

Junior, Swimming 

Belletete’s win in the 500-yard freestyle 

(5:08.35) in the Division 1 state swimming 

meet earned her a spot on the Super Team for 

the second year in a row. Belletete was also a 

member of the 200 medley relay team that won 

first place and was a NCAS Junior National 

Qualifier. Her times helped the Wildcats capture 

their 15th straight state swimming title, which 

she considers her most memorable sports 

moment. She enjoys swimming and reading in 

her spare time. She is the daughter of Deborah and 

Thomas Belletete of Winchendon. 

Chris Coelho 

Marlboro High 


Coelho earned a spot on the 

Super Team with his win in the 

160-pound division at the Division 

2 sectional meet. He followed 

that with a fourth-place finish at 

the states this year after finishing 

fifth at the state meet last year. A 

two-time Mid-Wach League 

all-star, Coelho also runs cross 

country for the Panthers. He 

enjoys lifting and hanging out with friends when he’s 

not wrestling. He is undecided on where to attend 

college, but hopes to get his MBA while there. He is 

the son of Jennifer Naples and Celio Coelho of 

Marlboro. 

Kevin Griffin 


Junior, Wrestling 

Griffin won the 285-pound class 

at the Division 1 sectional 

meet to earn a spot on the Super 

Team. Griffin recorded more than 

20 wins this season and had an 

8-second pin at the sectional 

meet this year. Griffin has played 

football for the Pioneers for three 

years and won Super Bowls as a 

freshman and sophomore. At the 

Brookline Team Duals Tournament, Griffin came 

from behind to win a semifinal match by two points. 

Griffin enjoys acting and walking in his spare time. 

He is the son of Melanie and Glenn Griffin of Worcester. 

Dave Pinto 

Milford High 

Sophomore, Wrestling 

Pinto won the 119-pound class 

at the Division 2 sectional 

meet to earn a spot on the Super 

Team. Pinto was named a Mid- 

Wach all-star and was named 

Most Dedicated and Rookie of 

the Year last year at Milford. His 

sectional championship win came 

in double overtime, and Pinto 

says it was his most memorable 

sports moment. Pinto finished fourth at the sectional 

meet as a freshman. He is the son of Dianne and 

José Pinto of Milford. 

Julie Edwards 


Junior, Skiing 

Edwards led the Central Mass. 

Ski League with 176 points, 

earning her a spot on the Super 

Team. Edwards helped the Colonials 

to an 11-5 record and at the 

MIAA State Alpine Championships, 

Edwards finished 62nd in 

the giant slalom and 72nd in the 

slalom. Edwards is a three-time 

league all-star and as a freshman 

helped the Colonials to the state championship, 

which was her most memorable sports moment.Edwards 

hopes to pursue a career in criminal justice 

or political science. She is the daughter of Mary and 

Kevin Edwards of Shrewsbury. 

Sarah Muzyka 



At the MIAA State Alpine Championships, 

Muzyka finished 

12th in the slalom (39.68) to earn 

a spot on the Super Team as the 

Trojans won the state title. 

Muzyka also finished 16th in the 

giant slalom (68.59). The Trojans 

also won the Mass. Bay League 

title this season, and the Trojans’ 

run to the state ski title was her 

most memorable sports moment. Muzyka enjoys 

sailing, skiing and soccer in her spare time and will 

attend Salve Regina University in the fall with plans 

to major in business. She is the daughter of Cindy 

and Paul Muzyka of Harvard. 

Amanda Hubley 


Freshman, Gymnastics 

Hubley was the top local finisher 

in the vault at the South Sectional 

meet, earning a spot on the 

Super Team. Hubley was a part of 

an Algonquin squad that set a 

team record of 144.75 at a meet 

and was named a Mid-Wach 

all-star and league MVP. She is an 

elite gymnast at Brestyan’s Gymnastics 

in Ashland. Hubley competes 

in outdoor track and is a football cheerleader 

for Algonquin. Hubley enjoys hanging out with 

friends in her spare time and hopes to compete in 

track and gymnastics in college while pursing a 

degree in physical therapy. She is the daughter of 

Kathy and Paul Hubley of Southboro. 

Mitch Dansky 

Nicholas DiAntonio 

Milford High 


DiAntonio capped a brilliant high 

school career with a win in the 

171-pound class at the Division 2 

sectionals to earn a spot on the 

Super Team. DiAntonio went on 

to win the Division 2 state title and 

finish second at the all-state meet 

and fourth at the All-New England 

meet. A repeat wrestling Super 

Teamer, DiAntonio was 45-4 this 

year and was named the team MVP, as well as a 

three-time Mid-Wach all-star. He finishes his Milford 

career with the most wins in school history and a 

142-24 overall record. He is the son of Mary DiAntonio 

and the late Jay DiAntonio of Milford. 

Chris Haudel 


Sophomore, Wrestling 

Haudel’s win at the 103-pound 

class in the Division 2 sectional 

meet earned him a spot 

on the Super Team. Haudel also 

finished third in the Marlboro 

Early Bird Tournament and the 

Framingham Holiday Tournament 

and placed fifth at the Division 2 

state meet. In the 2008 All-State 

Individual Tournament, Haudel 

won his first match by decision, 17-10, but fell in 

the second round. He went 29-11 this year for 

coach Peter Connery. He is the son of Deborah 

and Richard Haudel of Southboro. 

Greg Tanny 

Hudson High 


Tanny won the 171-pound class 

at the Division 3 sectionals to 

qualify for the Super Team. At the 

All-State Individual Tournament, 

Tanny won his first-round match 

by decision, 9-4, but lost in the 

second round. Tanny has wrestled 

for four years and played 

football at Hudson for the past 

two. He enjoys ping-pong and 

ultimate Frisbee in his spare time and will attend 

UMass-Dartmouth next fall. He finished his Hudson 

career with more than 100 victories. He is the son 

of Mary Krampf of Hudson. 

Amanda Griffin 

Parker Charter 


At the MIAA State Alpine Championships, 

Griffin finished 

second in the slalom (37.85) and 

third in the giant slalom (65.93) to 

lead Bromfield to the state title and 


Griffin, who attends Parker Charter 

and skis for the Bromfield School, 

was also named a Boston Globe 

All-Scholastic. She said this past 

winter spent on the Bromfield ski team was her most 

memorable sports moment. She will attend Bates 

College in the fall with plans to double major in political 

science and psychology. She is the daughter of 

Nancy and Edward Griffin of Shrewsbury. 

Megan Powell 



Powell was second in the 

Mass. Bay Omega Conference 

in scoring with 395 points, 

earning her a spot on the Super 

Team. Powell, who led the Chieftains 

to a 17-13 record, finished 

18th in the giant slalom at the 

MIAA State Alpine Championships 

with a time of 68.68 seconds. 

At the same event, Powell 

finished 25th in the slalom at the same event in 

40.71. Powell was also a standout field hockey 

player and helped the Chieftains to a Central Mass. 

Tournament berth. She is the daughter of Pam and 

Scott Powell of Bolton. 

Jess Mushinsky 


Freshman, Gymnastics 

The 5-foot-1 Mushinsky was 

the top local finisher in the 

all-around and balance 

beam events at the South Sectional, 

earning a spot on the 

Super Team. Mushinsky finished 

second at the sectional meet 

and fourth at the state meet for 

the Colonials. Mushinsky’s second-place 

finish was her most 

memorable sports moment. The freshman owns 

the school record in the beam (9.525). Mushinsky 

enjoys gymnastics and shopping in her spare 

time and hopes to own her own gymnastics center 

one day. She is the daughter of Liz Mushinsky 

of Shrewsbury. 

Gardner High 

Senior, Swimming 

After winning the 500-yard freestyle (4:42.83) at 

the Division 1 state meet, Dansky earned his 

second Super Team selection. Dansky also finished 

third (1:43.64) in the 200 freestyle to break 

the school record. In 2007, Dansky won the 500 

freestyle and was the runner-up in the 200 freestyle. 

The only male swimmer at Gardner High, 

Dansky has been a captain the past two seasons. 

He owns school records in the 100 backstroke 

and the 200 freestyle and five league records. He 

will attend the University of Connecticut and major in political science 

next fall. His state title victories are important to him, but Dansky 

will most remember the “hardcore” practices of coach Don 

Lemieux. He is the son of Sheila and Kirk Dansky of Winchendon. 

Lindsey Hagens 

Anthony Domenicucci 

Hudson High 


Domenicucci won the 

103-pound class at the 

Division 2 sectional meet to 


A three-year wrestler for coach 

Aaron Polansky, Domenicucci 

went on to place fourth at the 

state meet. He enjoys fishing 

and skateboarding in his spare 

time and said his win at the 

sectionals and Hudson’s league title were his 

most memorable sports moments. He is the son 

of Kathleen and Stephen Domenicucci of Hudson. 

Derek Jordan 

Hudson High 


Jordan won the 124-pound 

class at the Division 3 sectional 

meet to earn a spot on the 

Super Team. Jordan transferred 

to Hudson High this year after 

living in Oklahoma. He set a 

school record for most wins in a 

dual meet season. Jordan will 

participate in outdoor track in the 

spring before wrestling in the fall 

and winter. He enjoys music and hanging out with 

friends in his spare time and hopes to wrestle in 

college and become a wrestling coach after he 

graduates. He is the son of Lisa and Gene White of 

Marlboro. 

Jordan Ware 

Hudson High 


Ware won the 215-pound class 

at the Division 3 sectional to 

earn a spot on the Super Team. A 

four-year wrestler and football 

player for the Hawks, Ware recorded 

more than 100 wins and 

was undefeated in the dual-meet 

season. A Mid-Wach all-star and 

co-captain for the Hawks, he 

enjoys fishing in his spare time. 

Being a part of a Hudson team that won the league 

title for the first time in school history is his most 

memorable sports moment. Ware will attend either 

Johnson & Wales University or Nevada-Reno. He is 

the son of Nicole and Alvin Ware of Hudson. 

Travis Johnson 



Johnson finished 14th in the 

slalom (39.73) at the MIAA 

State Alpine Championships to 


Johnson also finished 50th in the 

giant slalom as Nashoba (21-7-2) 

finished 10th at the event and led 

the Mass. Bay Omega League 

with 400 points. Johnson is a 

standout soccer player for Nashoba 

and was named to the Central Mass. and Mid- 

Wach B all-star teams last fall. He also was named 

to the Mid-Wach B all-star team in outdoor track last 

spring. He is the son of Carol and Peter Johnson of 

Stow. 

Katelyn Andrews 

Hudson High 

Junior, Gymnastics 

A 

two-time T&G Super Teamer 

in gymnastics, Andrews 

earned a spot on this year’s 

squad as the top local finisher in 

the bars at the South Sectional. 

Andrews qualified for the state 

meet on the beam and floor 

events and compiled a score of 

9.0 or higher 15 times this season. 

Andrews placed sixth in the 

all-around at the Mid-Wach League meet and finished 

third in the floor at the sectional meet with a 

score of 9.3. As a freshman, Andrews won the state 

championship in the floor event. She is the daughter 

of Kim and Tony Andrews of Clinton. 

Kristen Pasquale 


Senior, Gymnastics 

The 5-foot Pasquale finished 

behind teammate and fellow 

Super Teamer Jess Mushinsky in 

the balance beam at the South 

Sectional, earning a spot on the 

Super Team. She was the allaround 

champion at the Mid-Wach 

League meet and placed fifth in 

the all-around at the state meet. 

Pasquale competed for the USA 

Gymnastics for three years before joining the Colonials. 

She was a part of the highest overall team score 

in school history (143.95) and her score of 9.4 in the 

vault was also a record. Pasquale will attend Coastal 

Carolina University. She is the daughter of Pattie and 

John Pasquale of Shrewsbury. 

Gardner High 

Senior, Swimming 

Hagens won the 200-yard individual medley 

(2:07.27) and the 100 breaststroke (1:06.07) 

at the Division 1 state championships to earn a 

spot on the Super Team. Hagens also was a part 

of the first-place relay teams in the 200 freestyle 

and 200 medley and helped the Wildcats earn 

their 15th consecutive state title. Hagens owns the 

200 freestyle sectional record and is a Senior 

National Qualifier. Hagens is a USA Swimming 

Scholastic All-American and earned state titles last 

winter in the 200 freestyle, 200 medley relay and 400 freestyle 

relay for the Wildcats. Hagens will attend Villanova University in the 

fall and hopes to pursue a career in cosmetic dentistry. She is the 

daughter of Donna and Matt Hagens of Westboro.

WINTER 2008 WINTER 2008 - Worcester Telegram & Gazette

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?