Spring can be the most challenging season for a high school athlete. How do you stay focused on your team and keep thoughts of the beach, pool parties, and lazy summer days out of your mind? It isn’t easy. But this spring, lacrosse players in Duxbury and runners in Westwood did just that. And there were many others. Today the Globe toasts those athletes who survived spring fever -- and frequent rainstorms -- to become All-Scholastics.

VOLLEYBALL Craig Harvey and the Prep enjoyed net results. | See more |

SOFTBALL It was a whale of a season for Tricia Sullivan. | See more |

GIRLS' LACROSSE High-flying Shaunna Kaplan led Framingham. | See more |

BOYS' TRACK Woburn's Brett Sullivan had 800 reasons to cheer. | See more |

GIRLS' TRACK Wellesley's Brielle Chabot was tops in New England. | See more |

GOLF Allie Hanlon and Notre Dame made it five straight. | See more |

BOYS' TENNIS Sharon's Scott Rosen had the Eagles soaring. | See more |

GIRLS' TENNIS Norwell's Susan Bitetti was a perfect 21-0. | See more |

BASEBALL Chris Curran (right) was a power threat leading off for Brockton. | See more |

SCHOLAR ATHLETES Boston English's Shanika Bridges-King was valedictorian and class president. | See more |

PREPS Dan Zailskas was the ISL's diamond MVP. | See more |