Victoria Aiello, Milton Academy  ISL TENNIS
		She may be just finishing her freshman year, but the 5-foot-7-inch first singles player is building a resume that would make most seniors jealous. A member of the varsity squad since the seventh grade, Aiello is ranked eighth in New England by the USTA. This season, she earned team MVP honors, as well as a spot on the All-ISL squad. She also helped Milton to the ISL title, an effort that earned her cocaptain status for her sophomore campaign. In her spare time, she enjoys playing the piano and traveling.

Emilie Arthur, Governor Dummer  ISL SOFTBALL
		Stepping into the batter's box against this junior starter was a daunting task this spring, as she posted a 10-1 record with a 1.15 ERA. She struck out 93 batters in just 73 innings, and also carried a .533 batting average with 16 RBIs. That impressive resume vaulted her to her second consecutive league MVP award. Also a standout on the basketball court, the honor roll student enjoys photography and singing in GDA's chorus. In the summer she competes for the Quick Silver Junior Olympic team.

Whitaker Hagerman, Brooks  ISL LACROSSE
		An All-Scholastic since her freshman year, Hagerman was named to the all-ISL squad in three sports - field hockey, ice hockey, and, of course, lacrosse. This season, she racked up 68 goals and 64 assists for her first season of 100+ points. Overall, she's scored 162 goals and 131 assists. An honors student, Hagerman will attend the University of Virginia to study communications and political science and play lacrosse.

Yasha MacDonald, Thayer  ISL TRACK
		A standout in many events, including the long jump, triple jump, 100-meter dash, and the 4x100 relay, MacDonald was the long jump champion at both the ISL and NEPSAC championship meets. She also took home the ISL title in the 100, and the NEPSAC crown in the triple jump. ''I was extremely fortunate to have great long jumping coaches at both Whitman-Hanson and Thayer and am extremely grateful,'' she said. A National Honor Society student, MacDonald was also twice named to the all-state soccer squad. She will attend Columbia.

Brendan Mahoney, St. Sebastian's  ISL GOLF
		Mahoney earned his second All-Scholastic award in as many seasons after a 13-1 senior year. His 74 at the ISL championships at Mount Pleasant was good enough for a third-place finish at the premier league event. An ISL first-teamer each of the last four years and also the team captain, Mahoney caddies at both the Wollaston Golf Club and the Country Club of Brookline. An Orange Bowl International qualifier, he will attend Eckerd College in Florida.

Brian Morrissey, Governor Dummer  ISL LACROSSE
		The senior defenseman is no stranger to these pages, having graced them several times due to his prowess as an All-New England running back for the Governors. Morrissey is equally adept on the lacrosse field, as he was named GDA's MVP, the ISL MVP, and earned a spot on the All-American squad. An honor roll student, Morrissey has earned several academic awards, including the Moody-Kent prize given for excellence in English. He plans to attend Williams College in the fall.

Brendan Powers, Roxbury Latin  ISL BASEBALL
		Powers did a little bit of everything on the diamond this spring, sporting a 2-0 pitching record with a pair of saves to go with a nifty .440 batting average, three home runs, and 16 RBIs. Those stats contributed put the Roxbury Latin captain and shortstop on his second ISL All-Star squad. He also earned his first league MVP award. Also a standout on the ice where he was team captain and earned ISL All-Star honors, Powers plans to attend Amherst College and will continue to play baseball and hockey next year.

Keara Thomas, Governor Dummer  ISL TRACK
		Thomas had an impressive spring, going undefeated in both the 800 and 1,500 races, winning both events at the ISL championships. An All-Scholastic in cross-country as well, the Haverhill resident also anchored the Governors' 4x400 squad to a second-place finish at the ISL championships with a time of 1:01.4. She helped GDA to a third-place finish at the New England Division 2 championships. Thomas took on a leadership role this past season, leading teammate Kelly Pope to a second-place finish in the 800 at the ISL meet.

Sam Moorhead, St. Paul's  ISL TRACK
		Moorhead, a senior from Dedham, blew through the competition this spring, going undefeated in both the 800-meter and 1,500-meter races. At the ISL championships, he took home the gold in the 3,000, the 800, and he set a meet record in the 1,500 with a time of 4:06.7. Moorehead was also the NEPSTA Division 1 champion in the 1,500 and 800. In addition, he was the captain of the St. Paul's cross-country and wrestling squads. He will attend Trinity College.

Erin Vierra, Thayer  ISL TENNIS
		Vierra boasts an impressive three-year varsity career at Thayer, undefeated at first singles play in that span. This season, she was named team and ISL MVP. Did we mention she's just graduating from the eighth grade? The honors student also has a Class A doubles championship under her belt, as well as team ISL and New England championships. She plays for the South Coast Scorpions in the offseason - also a state championship squad.

Kenneth Wong, St. Paul's  ISL TENNIS
		One doesn't have to look past Wong's 31-1 individual record to see why he has been named to the All-ISL squad three years in a row. Also a member of the ISL first team in squash, Wong enjoys playing the piano, drums, and guitar, while also participating in swimming and basketball during his spare time. Off the courts, he's won the National German Examination prize the last three years. The St. Paul's captain and academic standout plans to attend Georgetown in the fall.

Courtney Jacobs, Worcester Academy  SOFTBALL
		A former standout at Fitchburg High, Jacobs made a smooth transition to her postgraduate year in Worcester, leading the team to a perfect 16-0 season. She posted an 11-0 record as a starter, earning an eye-popping 0.42 ERA, and striking out 106. During the offseason, she plays for the Mass. Lightning travel squad, and participates in basketball and field hockey as well. A four-year honor roll student at Fitchburg, Jacobs plans to attend Franklin Pierce next fall.

Tom Panico, Cushing Academy  NEPSAC BASEBALL
		In 38 innings pitched, Holliston's Panico posted an impressive 4-1 record to go with a paltry 2.01 ERA. He allowed just 25 hits, helped by a pair of two-hitters in the last two games of the season. Cushing's most improved player for the '05 campaign, Panico was named Central New England's prep school MVP. Cushing beat Deerfield to win the league title. The honor roll student and varsity hockey player plans to attend Northeastern University in the fall.

Emma Stillman, Suffield  WATER POLO
		Stillman was the starting center for Suffield for four years, leading the team to a 73-10 over that span, and four consecutive New England Prep championships. During her senior campaign, she grabbed the postseason tournament MVP, the All-New England first team, and garnered her team's sportsmanship award. She is also a member of the Suffield swim squad, and is the school record-holder in two individual and three relay events.

Laura Tabor, Phillips Exeter  TRACK
		The junior distance runner was named meet MVP of the New England Division 1 championships. She will captain the Exeter squad next year. An outstanding student (10.5 GPA on an 11 point scale), Tabor also participates on the varsity cross-country and swimming squads for Exeter. She plans to spend the summer working in New Hampshire's White Mountains before starting her senior year.