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 Framingham and runners in Lexington did just that. And there were many others just like them. Today, the Boston Globe and Boston.com toast those athletes who survived spring fever to become All-Scholastics. Boston.com's Chris Forsberg asked our Players and Coaches of the Year for their most memorable moments from the spring. Click on a thumbnail above to see a person's interview, or click the following link to browse the All-Scholastics by sport. More videos will be added later this month.  All-Scholastics' favorite moments

BASEBALL Lincoln-Sudbury rode Kevin Scanlan's arm to Division 1 glory. | See more |

SOFTBALL Taunton's Erin Wade couldn't be hit when it mattered the most. | See more |

VOLLEYBALL Tim Lee set Natick up to win the boys' volleyball state title. | See more |

BOYS' LACROSSE CJ Estes propelled Medfield to a Division 2 state title. | See more |

GIRLS' LACROSSE Kristin Igoe helped Framingham defend its Division 1 state title. | See more |

GOLF Duxbury's Kerri Connolly always had her eye on the prize. | See more |

BOYS' TENNIS Sharon's Jake Toole served notice to his competition that he was the best. | See more |

GIRLS' TENNIS Lauren Hollender didn't play like a sophomore for Newton South. | See more |

SCHOLAR ATHLETES These standout athletes have both the brains and the brawns. | See more |

BOYS' TRACK Darius Walker helped Lexington leave the competition behind. | See more |

GIRLS' TRACK New Bedford's Lauren Barber was a multi-event standout. | See more |

PREPS Jack McGeary was just one of the standouts in the ISL this spring. | See more |