Colin Brennan, Andover  DIVISION 1
		This season Brennan was unstoppable; no one beat him as he compiled an impressive 15-0-1 record on his way to being named Merrimack Valley MVP for the second year. Leading Andover to a 16-0 season, the senior was first at the North sectionals, where he shot a 69 for a remarkable five-stroke win. He paced Andover to a third-place tie in the state finals with a 73, second best in the state. A four-time MVC all-conference player, and two-time All-Scholastic, Brennan took fourth in the Mass. Junior Amateurs, and seventh in the Eastern Mass. Amateurs. A captain on the Andover hockey team, Brennan will go to Rollins College.

Chris Fitzpatrick, Catholic Memorial  DIVISION 2
		The winner of the Catholic Conference championship with a 72 in a challenging field, Fitzpatrick has become a leading golfer in the conference. With a second consecutive South sectional championship, again shooting a 72, he proved he also belongs in that category for the state. The junior was the youngest to qualify for the Mass Amateur qualifier, and won the 2003 Bay State Games with a 73. He also played in the New England Amateur and the Francis Ouimet Tournament. Outside of golf, the Westwood resident is a captain on the basketball team at Catholic Memorial and wants to play golf at a Division 1 university.

Robert Marshalewski, Seekonk  DIVISION 3
		Marshalewski continued a string of dominating seasons and became the first player in South Coast Conference history to be named all-conference all four years. He captured the Division 3 state championship with a 77, a one-shot victory, putting Seekonk in a fifth-place finish. He also took the lead as his team won the SCC conference championship to qualify. An All-Scholastic in 2004, the 2005 SCC champ, and a four-time all-area team member, Marshalewski has left his mark on Seekonk golf. A Rensselaer medallist in 2005 for his outstanding work in math and science, he hopes to study engineering in college.

Ken Kwajewski, Andover  DIVISION 1
		Kwajewski's talented Andover team captured the North sectionals and then came in third at the state finals. With player of the year, Colin Brennan, Andover was unbeatable, running up a 16-0 record this season. In four years, Andover has gone 47-16-1 under Kwajewski and his four seniors racked up a stunning 55-4-5 combined record for match play. A graduate of UMass-Amherst in 1971, the Merrimack Valley coach of the year enjoys golf, reading, and traveling. When he attended Cathedral High School in 1967, Kwajewski played baseball and golf.

Ken DiMaggio, Lincoln-Sudbury  DIVISION 2
		In his last year as head coach at Lincoln-Sudbury, this 12-year veteran wrapped up another terrific season, finishing 16-0 and winning the North sectional title. The Warriors were not going to falter in their coach's final try. DiMaggio racked up an incredible 159-29 record over the past 12 seasons, but he will put away his teaching clubs for retirement clubs this fall at the age of 51. A resident of Sudbury, DiMaggio also was named coach of the year in 1996. He played hockey and golf at Waltham High, and graduated from from Bentley College in 1977.

Matthew Gillis, Westwood  DIVISION 3
		Coaching Westwood to an 18-0 season, Gillis made the most out of his fourth season as coach. The Wolverines won a string of titles, first the Tri-Valley League championship, then the South sectionals and came in second in the Division 2 state championships. Gillis, a graduate of Blue Hills Regional High School and Bridgewater State College, was proud of his team this year. ''This was an incredible season for us. I am proud to be the coach for this group of young men with such dedication and enthusiasm. It was an honor and privilege to be part of this team and championship season.''

Jonathon Baldwin, St. Mary's  SOPHOMORE
		Baldwin jumped to the forefront of Division 3 golf during his sophomore campaign. His 73 won him the North sectionals and helped lead St. Mary's to a second-place finish. He finished fifth in the state finals, shooting an 80, as St. Mary's captured third place. An 8-1 record in match play as well as a 3-over-par average made Baldwin an impressive player in his second year. An honor student and a member of the hockey team, he puts his time into chipping and putting, and also loves to play video games. This summer the Malden native plans to advance his game by playing on the New England PGA Junior Tour.

Brian Cadigan, BC High  SOPHOMORE
		Cadigan again helped put BC High in the forefront of Division 1 this season, and made the future look even stronger for the Eagles. He shot a 71 in the South sectionals, where he was cochampion, and paced the Eagles to a second-place finish. The Weymouth native followed that up with an 81 at the states, where his team came in fifth. Following up a freshman season for which he was honored by the Globe, the Herald, and the Patriot Ledger, and earned a spot as a Catholic Conference All-Star, the sophomore shot an average of 38.2 in his matches. He finished tied for third in his division at the 2006 US Challenge Cup World Series of Junior Golf.

Andrew Gildea, Westwood  SENIOR
		In leading Westwood to the Division 3 South sectional championship, Gildea's 74 also earned him the lowest score in the tournament. He finished fifth in the state tournament, shooting an 80, as Westwood took second place. With a record of 9-0 in match play, he was named a Tri-Valley Conference first-team all-star, and helped his team to an 18-0 record. The senior averaged 37 shots per match this season on the way to his second conference all-star roster. This summer he plans to play in the US Challenge Cup tournaments. A four-time honor roll student at Westwood, Gildea is headed to Methodist Universitiy.

Tony Grillo, Martha's Vineyard  JUNIOR
		In a dominant year, Grillo went 15-1-2, medalling in every tournament but one. He captured three titles: the Cape Cod and Islands Tournament, the Nantucket Invitational, and the Division 2 Cape and Island sectional. Grillo won the Mass Junior Amateur by 10 shots. He had a 34.7 average and for seven consecutive matches, he shot under 33. He was 11th at the Optimist International Golf Championships, has represented Massachusetts for two years in the New England Junior Invitational, and will play for the NE team at December's US Challenge Cup at Doral Publix.

Michael Gunderson, Duxbury  SENIOR
		With a 79 and a third-place finish at the Division 2 state championship, Michael Gunderson again showed that he is clearly one of the top golfers in the state. The senior served in his second year as captain for the two-time state champion and followed up a junior campaign in which he won the state championship with another incredible year. His 77 at the Cape and Islands sectionals was enough for second place, and pushed his team to states, where the Dragons defended their title even as Gunderson's slipped away. Last year's Globe Division 2 player of the year, Gunderson has played in many amateur contests and hopes to play in college.

Craig Kublin, Needham  SENIOR
		A two-time Globe All-Scholastic, Kublin led Needham to the Division 1 South sectional championship with a third-place 73. In the state championship, he finished in second place with another 73, and Needham finished third overall. As a Bay State Conference All-star, he helped the Rockets earn the conference title in a close match with Wellesley, shooting a 76 for second in the league. He also has played in the 2004 Westfield Junior Championships in Ohio and the AJGA Lessing's Classic in New York. An honor roll student who is planning on attending Boston College, Kublin lists music, movies, sports, food, friends, and family among his many interests.

Bram Levinson, Needham  SENIOR
		Levinson pushed Needham to conference and South sectional titles, teaming up with classmate Craig Kublin to dominate the Bay State Conference and win the conference title. A comedalist at the South sectionals with a round of 71, and a 12th-place finish at states, where Needham was third, the senior captain helped the Rockets become an elite team. As a junior, Levinson captured the Division 1 state title with a score of 71. An honor roll student in all four years, as well as a four-year hockey player, Levinson has yet to decide where he will attend college. He emphatically loves sports of all kinds and also enjoys movies and time with his friends.

Ryan Myers, Foxboro  SENIOR
		With a 78 and a second-place finish at the Division 3 state finals, and a 77 for a fourth-place finish at the South sectionals, Myers consistently placed near the top of the state this season. He helped earn Foxboro a fourth-place finish in the sectionals weekend. He came in second at the Hockomock League individual tournament and was named a Hockomock All-Star. This season he shot an average of 40. Compiling a 58-6 record in his four years of match play, Myers never slowed down. The senior cocaptain is not sure where he will attend college, but hopes to play golf.

Mike Pyne, Foxboro  SENIOR
		The Foxboro senior cocaptain was named Hockomock League MVP after a year in which he shot an average of 37.4. His second-place 75 at the Division 3 South sectionals helped lead the Warriors to a fourth-place finish. He tied for third in the state championships with a 79, one shot behind teammate Ryan Myers. He was also named a league all-star for the second time after capturing the individual Hockomock Conference Tournament title. He has a 58-6 record in match play in four years and hopes to continue playing in college. Pyne is also a baseball player and will be playing Legion Baseball this summer.

Josh Salah, Gloucester  SOPHOMORE
		One of the three sophomores on the list, Salah drove and putted his way to a 9-1-1 record for Gloucester. He took home first place at the Division 2 North sectionals with a 75, and then fifth at the Division 2 state championships with an 81. He also placed first at the Eastern Mass championships. His 37.5 scoring average was good enough to earn him Northeastern Conference Player of the Year. Also a talented skater, Salah netted 25 points for Gloucester's 2006 Division 2 state champion hockey team, and was named Northeastern Conference Freshman of the Year last year. Salah is a high honors student and hopes to play golf at a Southern college.

Brett Stoddard, Duxbury  JUNIOR
		A second-place 77 at the state championships by Stoddard led Duxbury to a Division 2 title this year, the second year in a row the Green Dragons have captured the crown. Stoddard's 80 in the Cape and the Islands regional helped Duxbury finish third and advance to the state championship round. With two 34s this season, against Sandwich and Marshfield, Stoddard helped lead Duxbury to a 10-0 record in Patriot League play. The junior will tune his skills this summer in various tournaments and then return to try and repeat without fellow All-Scholastic teammate Mark Gunderson. Stoddard also plays baseball and enjoys snowboarding.

Nicholas Zolotas, St. John's Prep  SENIOR
		Playing for a school that has been a force in high school golf in recent years, Zolotas led the Prep with a 36.7 scoring average. Twice the senior shot 4-under par this season, giving him four such rounds in his career. He came in tied for second at the Catholic Conference individual championships and helped lead the Prep to a conference title and a 7-1 record in conference play. His fifth-place 75 in the North sectionals, where the Eagles took second place, was followed by a 15th-place finish at states. Zolotas is a two-time Catholic Conference All-Star for basketball and will play AAU basketball this summer.

ATLANTIC COAST NORTH: Jesse Miller, Dean Kurciviez, and Tim House, Marshfield; Robert McAloon, Peter Dolhec, and Jon Drooksy, North Quincy; Josh McKenna, Ryan Benton, and Jared Peters, Whitman-Hanson; Jack Malloy, Plymouth North; Kevin Shea, Quincy.

ATLANTIC COAST SOUTH: Dan Maloney, Corey Patterson, Brian Fleckless, and casey Spofford, Sandwich; Matt Minahan, Plymouth South; Nathan Mead, Jeff Duggan, and Paul Ecker, Nauset; Greg St. Pierre, Grant Simon, and Chase DeLuga, Dennis-Yarmouth; James Martin and Sam Clarkin-Wilcox.

BIG THREE: Steve Daly and Michael Archard, Brockton; Ryan Massoud and Derek Chisholm, New Bedford; Ian Smith and Matt DeFarias, Durfee.

DUAL COUNTY: Robert Barton, Acton-Boxboro; Todd Boghigian and John Isnor, Bedford; Garrett Arnold, Bryce Harlow, and Steven Winslow, Concord-Carlisle; Nick Felici, Jackie Laurendeau, Ted Meeks, and Peter Ruymann, Lincoln-Sudbury; Josh Belowich, Jake Hirsch, and Bob Maruli, Newton South; Rob Hueber, Matt Schwartz, and Chris Smith, Wayland; Steve Miccile, Joel Stark, and Matt Szamrej, Westford; Michael Buenaventura, Nader Fotouhi, Brendan Meagher, and Peter White, Weston.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Brian Maher, Bishop Connolly; Kyle Hoffman, Greg Najarian, Lucas Gagne, and Owen Lynch, Bishop Feehan; Katie Dwyer, Bishop Stang; Sean Kennedy, Joe Izzo, and Tim Carey, Coyle-Cassidy; Ian Kelley, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Josh Page and Mike Correale, Peabody; Luke Heffernan and Matt Martin, Arlington; Luis Burgos and Michael Oliveri, Waltham; Rob Faggiano, Medford; Max Borg and Marcel Moran, Cambridge; Mark Conceicao and Matt Young, Somerville; Thomas Huynh, Malden.

HOCKOMOCK: Mike Pyne and Ryan Myers, Foxboro; Matt Hoffman and John Stigas, Canton; Phil Sheridan, Franklin; James Fair, King Philip; Grant Certuse and Ben Grant, Mansfield; Chad Lareau, North Attleboro; Matt Sussman, Oliver Ames; Ethan Kingsely, Sharon; Lyle Smith, Stoughton.

MAYFLOWER NORTH: Jim Anderer, Charlie Galvin, and Tim Raferty, Blue Hills; Shawn Maher, Bristol Plymouth; Jordan Botelho, Nick Abaray, Andrew Corrigan, and John Romanelli, Old Colony; Tim Spilane, Southeastern; Luke Audette, Tri-County; Anthony Francesshelli, West Bridgewater.

MAYFLOWER SOUTH: Brandon Walker, Austin Marsland, and Thomas Bryce, Chatham; Brandon Campbell, Doug St. Pierre, and Scott St. Pierre, Cape Cod Tech.

MERRIMACK: James Gaffney, Kevin Calabro, and David Douvadjian, Andover; Rich Campiola, Niko Crowley, and Eric Quinn, Central Catholic; Drew Powers, Chelmsford; Anthony Georgopoulos, Dracut; Mike Tivey, Lowell; Tony Ferrara, Methuen; Rob Trayah and Dave D'Entremont, Tewksbury.

MIDDLESEX: Andrew King, John Renda, and Dave Gosselin, Woburn; Mike McCarthy, Tim Mitropoulos, and Mike Baughman, Winchester; Steve McLean and Brendan Putney, Burlington; Kevin Crawford, Reading; Taylor Fitspatrick, Wakefield; Matt Brown and Dan Killilea, Stoneham; Lee Smith and Brian Wang, Lexington; Chris Powers, Melrose; Dylan Stockdale, Watertown, and Jason Caputo, Belmont.

NORTHEASTERN: Jordan Luangrath and Kevin Hayes, Beverly; Brian Sample, Jay Rinaldi, John Curran, and Matt Michel, Danvers; Josh Salah, Gloucester; Vin Amenta, Lynn Classical; Nick Fiste, Lynn English; Billy Edwards and Roger Tufts, Marblehead; Brandon Pezzuot, Revere; Robert Theriault, Wess Koen, and Harry Noone, Salem; Rob Calla, Saugus; Anthony Dilisio and Spencer Graham, Swampscott.

OLD COLONY: Brian Maloney, Tim Norton, Jared Pane, and Tucker Dooley, Barnstable; Matt Johnson, Steve Mello, and Brandon Nolan, Attleboro; Tom Ayala and Ryan Hebert, Taunton; Charlie Boyer and Jordan Rose, Bridgewater-Raynham; Bryan Picinisco and John Leland, Dartmouth.

PATRIOT: Pat Savery and Alex Jenkins, Hingham; Bill Jackson and Matt Stearns, Hanover; Devin Crowley, Rockland; Mike Levanchy, Scituate; Mike Gunderson, Brett Stoddard, and Terrence Tedeschi, Duxbury; Pat Johnson, Zach Ripatrazone, and Zach Stefanik, Pembrooke.

SOUTH SHORE: Tom Piepiora, Carver; Kevin Barber, Zach Murray, Charlie Czerkawski, Cohasset; Nick Venezia, East Bridgewater; Andy Walkley, Harwich; Dan Mooney, Mashpee; Cody Vavicchi, Dan Dempsey, and Brendan Gilligan, Norwell.

TRI-VALLEY: Rob Baker, Ashland; Tyler Britton, Bellingham; Neil Thompson, Dover-Sherborn; Matt Lussier, Holliston; Kimberly Donovan, Brian Accorsini, and Chris Wollak, Hopkinton; C.J. Estes and Kevin Recco, Medfield; Ben Edgar, Medway; Lars Tenglin, Norton; Matt Sebet, Andrew Gildea, and D.K. Law, Westwood.