Jim McHugh, St. Mary's  BOYS
		McHugh's squad seemed to take a page out of the New England Patriots book this season. "Every match, a different player stepped up," he wrote. He added that his Spartans were "strong [in spots] 1-10." Under McHugh's guidance, St. Mary's finished the season at 15-0 and won the Catholic Central League. McHugh, a past Globe Division 2 softball coach of the year, now has a career coaching record in golf of 57-23. A 1967 graduate of Bishop Fenwick, McHugh played football at his alma mater. During his college years at Salem State, he shined on the soccer field. His hobbies include golf (watching and playing) and walking his wife, Erin.

Carrie Shanahan, Falmouth  GIRLS
		With an undergraduate degree in physical education and a minor in coaching and recreation, Shanahan surely knows how to coach a team. In three years at the helm of Falmouth golf, she has compiled a 27-9 record - including a 12-0 mark this season. The Clippers won the Mass Bay League South division title and finished second at the state tournament, held at Green Hill Country Club in Worcester. "The team had great depth this year," wrote Shanahan. "The team was dedicated and practiced on their own . . . they all wanted to improve for the team." Shanahan played basketball, cross-country, and softball in her high school days. When she's not coaching, look for her on the golf course playing or boating.

Mike O'Brien, Archbishop Williams  BOYS
		A senior, O'Brien won the Catholic Central League individual title with a 70. It took a matching of cards with another player for him to win, but the Bishop came out on top. At the Division 2 state tournament held at the Country Club of Greenfield, O'Brien fired a 77 and finished fourth. A four-time CCL all star and a three-time Globe All-Scholastic, O'Brien shot multilpe sub-par rounds this season and had a stroke average of 38. Aside from golf, the linksman also plays hockey, baseball, and basketball. His list of tournaments includes ones for the American Junior Golf Associatio, the Massachusetts Golf Association, and numerous other tournaments in the summer. He will attend the University of Rhode Island in the fall to study landscape architecture and hopes to play golf.

Chelsea Curtis, Cape Cod Academy  GIRLS
		Curtis' lucky number this season was 73. That was her total at the MIAA South Sectional Division 3 qualifying, giving her first place. Not too long after that, the junior carded the same score at the state championships for another victory. The co-captain of the Seahawks in 2004, Curtis was the school's MVP award winner. Her 2.8 handicap helped power her team to a first-place finish in the Lighthouse Conference. She's been a league all star in the past, and won the WGAM Edith Barker trophy. She finished fifth at the American Junior Golf Association's Greater Hartford Open. And most importantly, Curtis is the first-ever All-Scholastic from Cape Cod Academy.

Stephen Emery, Austin Prep  JUNIOR
		Emery capped a stellar season with a 73 at the Catholic Central League tournament, a third-place finish. The Cougars' No. 1 player, Emery finished the season with a 73 stroke average and earned his third league all-star nomination in his three-year career. He's been a top-3 player for Austin Prep since his freshman year, and was the junior club champion at the Country Club of Billerica. Emery is an honor-roll student and is a member of the National Honor Society. He runs cross-country in the fall and indoor track during the winter season. When not playing golf, Emery enjoys lifting weights and spending his summers on Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire.

Chris Haugh, Cardinal Spellman  SENIOR
		Haugh did all he could to win the Catholic Central League championship, but he fell short to his good friend Mike O'Brien (Archbishop Williams) after the two matched cards. They both fired an even-par 70 at the D.W. Field Golf Course in Brockton, so officials went to the scorecards and deemed O'Brien the winner. Regardless, Haugh finished the season with an 11-2-1 personal record, and was a league all star in each of his four years at Spellman. he shot a 78 at the state tournament this season to finish eighth. Haugh said he has, "pretty good grades," and has been on the honor roll each school year. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and hanging out with his friends. He will attend Roger Williams University in the fall.

Ryan Kenny, Arlington Catholic  SENIOR
		After a fourth-place finish (74) at the league meet, Kenny was determined to improve his game for the Division 2 state1 tournament shortly after. What did he do? He fired a 73 (36-37) at the Country Club of Greenfield and was crowned the winner. Kenny sports a 1.7 handicap has shot 70 twice for his best career round. Over his high school career, he averaged a 40 for the nine-hole matches. He was the junior club champion in 2002 and 2003 at his home course (Winchester CC), and also won the MGA Junior State Qualifying tournament in July 2003 with a 75. Kenny has a 3.65 GPA and is ranked 30th in his class of 175. Kenny will attend Holy Cross in the fall.

Michael Wolczik, St. Mary's  SENIOR
		There must be a reason why Wolczik has been the team captain at St. Mary's since his sophomore year. The senior was the No. 1 player on the squad this season and capped his high school career with a solid round of 84 at the Division 1 State Tournament. With his help, the Spartans placed sixth that day with a 344 total. Wolczik currently plays at a 7.1 handicap and paced his team to its 15-0 finish. He also played football and is a National Honor Society student and is ranked in the top-fourth of his class. He enjoys playing golf at Gannon Municipal in Lynn. When he's not walking the links, Wolczik likes watching the Red Sox. He will attend Florida State University in the fall to study Profesional Golf Management.

Lala Anai, Lexington  JUNIOR
		The MVP of the Middlesex League this season, Anai took a big step in her golfing career by qualifying for the Junior World Golf Championships with a 1-under 75. She played in the US Girls' and World Junior Championship teams, two big tournaments for a junior golfer. Her best performance in the state this year was at the state championship, played at Woodland Golf Course in Newton. The junior carded an 81 for a fifth-place finish. After a rocky front (42), she got it together and came in with a 3-over 39. Anai is interested in photography but is still undecided about her college plans. Lucky for Lexington, she will be back for one more season.

Caitlin Barry, Lowell  SENIOR
		Barry is a unique golfer. She was the captain and No. 1 player of the boys' team in the fall. She was voted in the position by her fellow teammates. She was 17-3 in match play this spring, and averaged 39.4 strokes per round. She is a two-year varsity player and was named the MVP this season. Barry tied for sixth at the state championships with an 83 (41-42). She has also shined on the field hockey field, basketball court, and has been the captain of the softball team. She will attend Rollins College this fall, the defending Division 2 Women's Golf champions. Barry is a member of the National Honor Society.

Kerri Connolly, Duxbury  FRESHMAN
		A freshman. Connolly is only a 14-year-old freshman and she managed a pair of top-5 finishes this season at the big tournaments. She fired a 41 at the Mass Bay League South Division championship to take third, and carded a 77 at the state championship for another bronze finish. Any idea where Duxbury finished at the state tourney? Yup, third. At this rate, Connolly will be the state champion in no time. She also plays soccer and ice hockey; the 5-foot, 115-pounder piled up 20 points this winter on the ice. She would like to play Division 1 golf in college, but the talented youngster has plenty of time to think about it. A freshman.

Laura Correia, Barnstable  SENIOR
		An All-Scholastic for the second-straight year, Correia made her last year of high school count. The senior fired a 39 at the Massachusetts Bay South Division Championship, good enough for second place. At the Cape Cod School Girls Championship, Correia finished fifth with an impressive 70. The tournament was played at Blue Rock Golf Club, a par-54 layout. She is a four-time Mass. Bay league all star and also plays basketball and soccer. During her summers, Correia plays on the NEPGA and Cape Cod Junior tours. She will attend Robert Morris University (Pennsylvania) in the fall to study sports management.

Kimberly Donovan, Hopkinton  FRESHMAN
		Another year, another freshman on the list of golf All-Scholastics. Donovan went 18-0 this season. She spearheaded Hopkinton's first-place finish in both the Tri-Valley League and the state tournament. She was the rookie of the year on her squad. She is only a youngster, but Donovan already sports an impressive resume. She finished fourth in the VCT tournament in Florida last season (73-73), was third in an American Junior Golf Tournament at New Seabury in 2003, was a medalist in a US Junior Girls qualifier, and finished with a below-par average in 2003. Besides golf, competes in swimming, skiing, and basketall. She enjoys reading and hopes to play golf in college.

Allison Hamilton, Falmouth  JUNIOR
		Being a league all-star the last three seasons seems like nothing compared to everything else this junior standout has accomplished in her golfing career. After a seventh-place finish at the Mass Bay League South Division Championship this season, Hamilton got it together and fired a 7-over-par 61 at the Cape Cod schoolgirl championship for the victory at Blue Rocks Golf Club. At the state championship, Hamilton carded an 87 and tied for fourth. But her resume only grows from there. She won seven tournaments from 2002-2003 playing on the Cape Cod Junior Golf League. She was invited to the Future Collegiate World Tour National Championship, which is in August at Duke University. She is a National Honor Society member and participates in a multitude of extracurricular activities.

Allie Hanlon, Notre Dame (H)  SENIOR
		With the help Hanlon's sweet swing, the Cougars (360) combined to win the team title at the state tournament for the third year in a row. Hanlon shot a 78 that day. At the individual championship, the junior fired an 83, tying her for sixth with three other girls. She won the Mass Bay North title on the first playoff hole after shooting a 32 in regulation, along with teammate Mandy Morrissey. Overall, Hanlon finished this season at 18-0. She has also competed in numerous local and regional tournaments and fared well in all of them. In the classroom, she sports a 3.8 GPA and is the treasurer of her class.

Katie Levins, Dennis-Yarmouth  SENIOR
		In another scorecard-matching event of the season, Levins tied with another golfer at the Cape Cod schoolgirl golf tournament for second with a 66 at the par-54 Blue Rocks Golf Club. After examining each player's card, Levins officially finished third. But it wasn't the only solid performance of her season. Levins placed fifth at the Mass Bay League All-Star tournament and helped her Dolphins finish ninth at the state team tournament with a 431 total. She has been a Cape Cod Times All-Star and a league all-star in her high school career, and was a Globe All-Scholastic last season. She plays ice hockey and field hockey, and will attend Methodist College in the fall.

Christina Maheras, Fontbonne  SOPHOMORE
		If her career thus far is any indication of what will happen in the future, Fontbonne will be happy to have Maheras on its squad for the next two seasons. She finished sixth at the state individual championships with an 83 and shot a 39 at the Mass Bay North tournament for another sixth-place showing. Maheras fired a 94 at the state team championship, helping her team finish sixth with a 412. She went 14-3 this season playing at the No. 1 spot for the Ducks. She has four victories in the Cape Cod Junior Golf Association, won the New Seabury junior match play championship in 2000, and was the runner-up in the New Seabury junior club champioship in 2002 and 2003. When not golfing, Maheras skis, plays the piano, and is involved in community service projects.

Crystal Morin, Falmouth  JUNIOR
		Morin capped a successful season with a win at the Mass Bay South Division tournament, firing a 38 at Bass River Golf Club in Yarmouth. She also finished second at the Cape Cod schoolgirl championship, held not too far away at Blue Rocks. She went undefeated at her No. 3 spot on the team and has been on the varsity squad since freshman year. At the state team tournament, Morin shot a 91, anchoring her team's second-place finish (389). She has been the Cape Cod junior golf player of the year the last two seasons and was an honor roll student this year. Her hobbies include golf, basketball, cars, and art. She hopes to play collegiate golf down south.

Mandy Morrissey, Notre Dame (H)  SOPHOMORE
		The highlight of Morrissey's season came at the Mass Bay North Division championship at Rockland Country Club. The sophomore standout fired a 32 to tie for the lead after regulation, but she lost on the first playoff hole and settled for second. At the state team championship played at Green Hill Country Club in Worcester, Morrissey carded an 87; the Cougars claimed the title with a 360 total. Morrissey went undefeated this season (18-0) and finished third at the Bay State Games last summer. She also plays on the soccer team and is the No. 1 racer on the ski team. As a freshman, she was the league champion for Ski East.

Samantha Tejada, Ashland  SOPHOMORE
		Only a sophomore, Tejada played in the No. 1 spot this season and was voted captain by her teammates. She displayed her golf prowess at the state individual tournament, where she shot an 83 and tied for sixth with three other golfers at Woodland Golf Course in Newton. She was also a Tri-Valley League All-Star and finished seventh in the TVL co-ed tournament. In her brief career, she has more experience than most adult-aged players. She has a gold medal in the Bay State Games, finished first at the New England Junior Amateur Open, took second at the Junior PGA Tournament at Samoset, and finished sixth at the MIAA state championship last season. She also enjoys basketball and tennis, and hopes to attend a Division 1 golf school in a few years.