WHEN YOU PLAY A VARSITY SPORT IN HIGH SCHOOL you have to juggle a lot of balls in the air. Just ask Concord-Carlisle All-Scholastic soccer players Mike and Andrea O'Brien. In addition to leading their teams into the MIAA's postseason, the brother-sister act have something else in common: All-America recognition. Two All-Americans under one roof. Now, at the end of Fall, the Globe and Boston.com toasts the O'Briens, along with athletes from Barnstable to Georgetown, all of whom earned All-Scholastics honors.
The Huddle: A look at the All-Scholastics
The Globe's Zuri Berry and high schools sports editor Bob Holmes talk up the All-Scholastic selections in the Huddle's final episode of the 2011 season. >> Huddle archive
Photos: 10 moments to savor
Selecting 10 worthy success stories from a season filled with candidates isn't easy. Did we hit on every sport? Who did we miss? Here, in no particular order, are 10 we thought stood out.
Photos: Fall championship rewind
The stories aren't endless. And unfortunately, they do have a shelf life. Let's stop for a moment and take a look back at the fall championships.
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- Girls soccer Top 20
- Girls volleyball Top 20
Boys soccer
Masconomet's senior captain Chad Burke had a goal and an assist in the Division 1 North final and two goals in the EMass final. More
Boys cross country
Pembroke's Wesley Gallagher, right, is the reigning Globe Division 2 co-Runner of the Year. He outdid himself this year. More
Girls cross country
Bishop Feehan, shown at the Bay State Invitational, dominated this fall, winning the Division 4 EMass and Division 2 state championships. More
Girls swimming
Margaret D'Innocenzo's list of accomplishments for Andover's swimming team could fill the page. She won a state title in the 200 IM and the 100 breaststroke. More
Girls soccer
Hayley Dowd, center, captained the Peabody Tanners to the Division 1 state title, notching 41 goals and 19 assists. More
Girls volleyball
Barnstable senior Kaylee Deluga, left, finished with 300 kills, 148 digs, 40 aces and 40 blocks for the Division 1 state champions. More
Field hockey
Lauren SUtherland, right, helped lead Watertown to a 22-0-1 record and a third straight state title. More









