Kevin Scanlan, Lincoln-Sudbury  DIVISION 1
		Scanlan, who relies on his sharp curve and ability to spot his pitches, had the best season of any EMass pitcher (12-0, nine shutouts) and capped it with a win over Algonquin for the Division 1 state title. He will attend the University of Maine.

Matt Ruane, Belmont  DIVISION 2
		Ruane scored an 800 on his math SAT, and his stats on the diamond were equally impressive. He was 7-0 and batted .521, leading Belmont to the Division 2 North sectional title. An all-league selection in football, he will attend Bowdoin.

James Hamilton, Harwich  DIVISION 3
		Hamilton, the Division 3A player of year in football, capped his high school career with a complete-game win over St. Joseph’s in the Division 3 state title game. He led the South Shore League with a 0.41 ERA and will attend Bridgewater State.

Bill Tompkins, Walpole  DIVISION 1
		Tompkins skippered a Walpole squad that went 20-4 en route to a Bay State League title and an appearance in the Division 1 South final. A Springfield College graduate, he has coached Walpole for 29 seasons, compiling a 439-198 record.

Peter Moscariello, Reading  DIVISION 2
		Moscariello steered his squad to a 19-3 record and a Middlesex League championship. In his 29-year career, he has amassed a 460-172 record and 11 Middlesex League titles. A University of New Hampshire grad, this is his second Coach of the Year award.

Peter Ambrose, Cardinal Spellman  DIVISION 3
		Ambrose notched his 600th career win at Cardinal Spellman, becoming just the fourth coach in Massachusetts to reach that milestone. His team went 17-5 and won the Catholic Central League title for the second year in a row.

Brian Bodjiak, Sandwich  Pitcher/OF, Sr.
		Bodjiak batted .500 and hit seven home runs to power Sandwich to a 12-8 record and a second-place finish in the Atlantic Coast South. His squad lost to Weymouth in the playoffs. Bodjiak also plays basketball and will attend Elon University.

Conor Burke, St. John's Prep  Pitcher, Sr.
		Burke was named MVP of the Catholic Conference, arguably the most competitive league in the state. He went 7-1 with a 0.70 ERA and threw a no-hitter against BC High. A member of the National Honor Society, he will play baseball for Brown.

Brendan Chapin, Catholic Memorial  Pitcher, Sr.
		Chapin earned his third selection to the Catholic Conference’s All-Star team by posting a 9-2 record and a 1.10 ERA. A returning All-Scholastic, he finished his career with a 21-6 record. He likes beach volleyball and will attend Marist.

Dan Godefroi, Andover  Pitcher/OF, Sr.
		Last year’s Division 1 Player of the Year got off to a slow start because of a nagging ankle injury, but he hit .500 and led Andover to a stellar second half. A two-time all-conference selection in hockey, Godefroi will attend Georgetown.

John Leonard, Hanover  Pitcher/1B, Sr.
		Leonard’s performance on the mound (7-1, 0.48 ERA) and at the plate (.471 average, 25 RBIs) earned him his second straight Patriot League MVP award. An EMass All- Star, he will attend Boston College on a baseball scholarship.

Scott Lobdell, Masconomet  1B/DH, Sr.
		Lobdell is the only non-pitcher to earn All-Scholastic honors this year, and it’s easy to see why. He hit .417 with 27 RBIs and led Masconomet to an appearance in the Division 2 North final. He also plays football and will attend James Madison.

Kyle Martinis, Bellingham  Pitcher/1B/3B, Sr.
		The 6-foot-4-inch, 200-pound Martinis belted eight homers, knocked in 40 runs, and hit .494. The Tri-Valley League MVP had a 6-1 record with 62 strikeouts in 44 innings. Martinis captained the basketball team and will attend Northeastern.

Sean McDermott, Walpole  Pitcher/1B, Sr.
		McDermott compiled some of the finest pitching numbers in the state: a 10-1 record, 119 strikeouts, two saves, and a 0.67 ERA. A two-year captain and four-year varsity player, McDermott was 25-2 in his career. He will attend Virginia Tech.

Kyle Multner, Peabody  Pitcher/OF, Sr.
		Multner, a rare pitcher at the high school level with a knuckleball in his repertoire, used the pitch to help him compile a 6-1 record and a 0.79 ERA while leading Peabody to a 16-2 record and a Greater Boston League title. He will attend UMass-Amherst.

Scott Oberg, Tewksbury  Pitcher, Sr.
		With a 7-1 record, an 0.86 ERA, and 65 strikeouts, Oberg was the Merrimack Valley (Small) Player of the Year. An honor roll student and basketball player, Oberg was selected to the EMass all-star team.

Eric Oxford, Danvers  Pitcher/1B, Sr.
		Oxford, a member of the National Honor Society, won the Northeastern Conference’s scholar-athlete award. He hit .435, drove in 25 runs, and stole nine bases. Oxford, who also plays soccer, will play baseball at Holy Cross.

Roberto Zapata, Boston English  Pitcher/1B, Sr.
		The Dominican-born Zapata captained Boston English to a 16-3 record and a share of the Boston City North title. He helped the Bulldogs win the inaugural City championship and advance to the Division 1 North semifinals.

ATLANTIC COAST SOUTH: Brian Bodjiak, Brendan Kelliher, Matt Melia and Bryan Belton, Sandwich; Chris Horgan, Corey Maguire, Brandon Coolidge and Sean Carey, Plymouth- South; Phil Ford, Bobby Ewing, Nick Montalto and Sean Geary, Dennis-Yarmouth; Conner Seymour and Mike Quill, Nauset.

ATLANTIC COAST NORTH: Joe Flynn, Evan Martinson, Jim Garrigan and Craig McAllister, Plymouth-North; Derek Miller, David O’Brien and Pat Downey, Whitman-Hanson; John Alexander, Steve Connolly and Mike Leone, Quincy; Brendan Carnell and Joe Vialpondo, North Quincy; Kurt Leone, Marshfield.

BAY STATE: Dan Vaughan, Brendan Wheeler and Brian Ellis, Braintree; Will Everts, Needham; Sean McDermott and Patrick Nicholson, Walpole; Brendan Fleming, Luis Rodriguez and Isaac Rosa, Framingham; Gary O’Connell, Dedham; Tony Verrochi, Norwood; J.D. Walker and Ben Ravelson, Wellesley; Justin DiConzo, Weymouth; Chris Moore, Milton.

BIG THREE: Jeff Puopolo, Bryan Galligan, Sean Keane, Matt Munden, Rich Daggett and Mark Malcolm, Brockton; Brian Guillotte, Andrew Medeiros and Tyson Rapoza, New Bedford; Chris Benevides, Jay Oliveira and Joshua Chace, Durfee.

BOSTON CITY LEAGUE: John Adames, William Joyce, Stephen Leahy and Michael Matthews, Boston Latin; Geury Alonzo, Juan Mendex and Luis Uribe, Brighton; Elvis Pena and Edwin Ruiz, Boston International; Denis Houton and Julin Paredes, Burke; Jose DelVillar and Anderson Guerrero, Charlestown; Christopher Harris and Jose Sanchez, Dorchester; Michael Dimonte and James Williams, East Boston; Starling Arias, Nelfi Zapata and Roberto Zapata, Boston English; Joseph DeDominici and Jeremy Ruiz, Fenway; Jamal Harris and Angelo Santiago, Hyde Park; Jose Chalas and Jose Santos, Madison Park; Stephen Lewis and Victor Martinez, New Mission; Jonathan Martin, Jose Pena and Alberto Vasquez, O’Bryant; Willington Mejia and Abel Ortiz, South Boston; Joell Iraola, Enmanuel Jiminian and Juan Santos, Snowden; Xavier Caban and Roger Peguero, West Roxbury.

CATHOLIC: Tom Conley, Matt Kelly, and Jimmy Albano, B.C. High; Brendan Chapin, Bill Besinger, Glenn Misho, and Marc Perdios, Catholic Memorial; Nick Serino, Tony Serino, Mike Barbati, and Jake Halloran, Malden Catholic; Conor Burke, Sean O’Hara, Dan Haugh, and Rob Noe, St. John’s Prep; Nate Bayuk, Cam Fulton, and Sean Riley, Xaverian.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL SMALL: Raymond Busi, Patrick Noble, Davidson Piguero, Drew Bowman, and Nico Gobbi, Matignon; Robert Lerro, Dennis Buckley, Joe Valerese, Peter Flaherty, Mike McCarthy, and Evan Yanovitch, Savio Prep; Adam Cummings, Brett Mayo, and John Davis, Pope John; Steven Burckardt, Sean Moccia, and Robert Greenwood, Trinity Catholic; Rob Beauchesne and Andrew Larmand, Lowell Catholic; Owen Burke and Nick Celata, St. Clement’s; Aquiles Tejeda, Cathedral.

COMMONWEALTH LARGE: Justin Wojcik, Bruce Brown, Ricky Garthe and Chris Janowicz, Greater Lowell; A.J. Lebreque, Matt Cataldo and Keith Johansen, Tyngsboro; Tom Joyce and Mike Oliveira, Shawsheen; Alex Gil and Yeison Cruz, Greater Lawrence; Steven Clark, Whittier.

COMMONWEALTH SMALL: Jonathan Luna, Chris Pazos, Jamil Santiago and Ronnie Bastian, Chelsea; Jose Rios, Leury Peguero and Joan Mota, Lynn Tech; Josh Heath and Joel D’Ambrosio, North Shore; Nick Smith and George Mordaunt, Northeast; Christopher Nichols, Minuteman.

DUAL COUNTY: Kevin Scanlan, Matt Miller, Jack Laurendeau and Eddie Bleiler, Lincoln-Sudbury; Harrison Miller, Alex Marlow, Tyler Skenderian and Sahil Bloom, Weston; Richardo Sullivan and Dana Sharry, Wayland; Tony D’Alleva, Bedford; Phil Recko, Concord Carlisle; Derek Klinka, Brian Schmitdtberg and Rick Bennett, Westford Academy; Billy Tamulynas and Scott Weismann, Acton Boxboro; Spencer Jacobson, Newton South.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Kyle Santos, Mark Baresi and Shane Viveiros, Bishop Connolly; Lucas Gagne, Devan Cornetta and Matthew Boulter, Bishop Feehan; Josh Ferreira, Rick Perzentz and Brandon Sullo, Bishop Stang; Nick Cordeiro and Pat Charette, Coyle-Cassidy; Robbie Beaudoin, Nick Levesque and Kevin Pettine, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Gary Girolamo, Kyle Multner, Matt Sucharewicz, James Noftle, and Kevin Skop, Peabody; Brian Santospago, Chaz Agrillo, Don Hopkins, and Steve Hopkins, Waltham; Isaac Oakley and Duke Queen, Cambridge; Jim Roche and Pat Doherty, Arlington; Brian DiNapoli, Everett; Anthony Vadala, Medford; Mike Steele, Malden; Pat Sullivan, Somerville.

HOCKOMOCK: Ben Blaisdell, Anthony Chiarolanza, John Ford, and Ryan Murphy, Mansfield; Michael White, Canton; Daryl Jeannetti, Kevin McCarthy, and Greg Tympanik, Foxboro; Drew Leenhouts, Franklin; Bill Walczak, King Philip; David McLean and Anthony Sherman, N. Attleboro; Trevor Lawson and Dallas Nunes, Oliver Ames; John Brebbia and Matt Tung, Sharon.

MAYFLOWER DIVISION 1: Dan Noonan, Tyler White, Corey DaSilva, Bill Bird, and Glenn Lincoln, Westport; Nick Catsoulis, Jon Estey, Zach Buckley, Cory Ritchie, Paul Pina, and Chuck Myrbeck, Cape Tech; Jon Dresser, Jeff Silva, and Mike Cabral, Bristol Plymouth; Ryan Pimental, Old Colony; Dave Dole, West Bridgewater.

MAYFLOWER DIVISION 2: Tom Hart, Norfolk Aggie; Dylan Flynn, Patrick Reynolds, and Frank Bertocchi, Chatham; Ryan Delgado, Upper Cape; Brandon Millane, Chris Doherty, and Joe Monti, Holbrook; Alex Cutts and Nick Pallizzolo, Avon; Steve Nicotera, South Shore; Ryan Cassidy, Carlos Fonts, and David West, Sacred Heart.

MERRIMACK VALLEY: Dan Godefroi, Kevin Calabro and P.J. Farnham, Andover; Ken Margie, Billerica; Greg Holmes and Steve Schultz, Central Catholic; Mike Baraldi, Chelmsford; Matt Monbleau, Dracut; Miguel Soto, Taylor Robinson and Bob Sherling, Haverhill; Zac Roy, Leo Sheridan and Chris Smart, Lowell; Jimmy Cote, Methuen; Scott Oberg, Justin Tornane and Ronnie Wallace, Tewksbury.

MIDDLESEX: Chris Michicnzi and Bill Crowley, Winchester; Matt Ruane, Jon Smart, Bryan Watkins and Andrew Diozzi, Belmont; Dan Walsh, Ben Mullin, Kevin Pickette, Joe Sheehan and Kevin Georgette, Burlington; Derek Rodger, Jack Lee and Steve Buitkus, Reading; Kurt Everett, Ross Curley and Tom Whalen, Lexington; Kevin Fairweather, Woburn; Mike Fimiani and Jack Pizzotti, Melrose.

NORTHEASTERN: Bob Dean, Eric Oxford, Colin Lynch and Steve Blanchette, Danvers; Bryant Gauthier, Mike Chakoutis, Lymbel Guerrero and Matt Church, Lynn Classical; Jack Leathersich and Nick Tanzella, Beverly; Hunter Gordon, Wes Geraci, Brendan Garner and Peter Kinchley, Swampscott; T.J. Larivee and Dennis Murtagh, Salem; Santiago Pena and Chris Cole, Lynn English; Mike Cain, Tom Salah and Zack Kendall, Gloucester; Vin Eruzione, Chris Carew and Corey Collins, Winthrop; Mark Addesa and Dan Broadford, Revere; Dan Glabicky, Marblehead; Bill Sheehan, Saugus.

PATRIOT: Shane DiBona and John Keating, Duxbury; John Leonard, John Granahan, Trevor MacNeill, Jack Hocking and Chris Amate, Hanover; Dave Clarke and Tyler Issadore, Hingham; Mike Hughes, Zach Porter, Evan Chand and Justin Wilson, Middleboro; Paul Chiampa and Eric Haughn, Pembroke; Remy Parkman, Randolph; Josh Sullivan and A.J. Roache, Rockland; Ryan Little and Mike Levanchy, Scituate; Chris McCarthy and Matt Burgess, Silver Lake.

SOUTH SHORE: John Creamer, Steve Perakslis and Tim Wells, Abington; Dave Pierce, Justin DeAndrade, Andy Foster, Chris Contre, Greg Baggett and Kevin Conrad, East Bridgewater; Connor Burnham, Jim Hamilton, Nick Gallerani, Chris Bailey and Dylan DeGroff, Harwich; Andrew Aizenstadt, Pat Laffin and Charlie Cannone, Norwell; Mike Mc- Ginnis and Cameron Codeiro, Mashpee; Dan Reed, Carver.

TRI-VALLEY: Andrew Babb, Ashland; Mike Lamothe, Shawn Lamothe, Kyle Martinis and Matt White, Bellingham; Joe Santos, Holliston; Matt Collins, Bryan Doyle, Bryant Guilmette and Mark Sanborn, Hopkinton; Pat McClay, Medfield; Derek Zahka, Medway; Corey Volpicelli, Millis; Dave Billote and Ben Hastings, Norton; Connor Walsh, Westwood.