Mike Wartman, Andover  DIVISION 1
		Wartman coached his team to an 18-2 record and the Merrimack Valley Conference title. Wartman also coaches varsity boys’ soccer and has been a guidance counselor for 25 years. ‘‘This year’s team was an outstanding group of student athletes.’’

Erik Hamilton, Winchester  DIVISION 2
		The second-year coach, with a career record of 47-1, has already had great success as his team won the Division 2 state championship for the second straight year. Hamilton is certain of the strength of his team, their ability to triumph in pressure matches.

Surainder Asokaraj, Acton-Boxboro  Junior
		A member of this year’s Division 1 North sectional champions, Asokaraj was also a North sectional finalist in the state individual tournament. Asokaraj is ranked in the Top 10 in New England for Boys 16-and-under in the USTA.

Jeffrey Beaton, Pentucket  Senior
		A two-time All-Scholastic, Beaton was named this year’s Cape Ann League Player of the Year and made it to the semifinals of the North tournament. A Pentucket honor roll student, Beaton plans to do a postgraduate year at Loomis Chaffee.

Joe Delinks, Falmouth  Junior
		A young leader for Falmouth, Delinks helped carry the team to an 18-0 record and the Division 1 state championship. Going into his senior year, he holds a regular season record of 53-0. Delinks will be competing in the USTA tournaments this summer.

Brandon Grace, Falmouth  Senior
		A four-year varsity player and league all-star, Grace and teammate Rich Litterst contributed to Falmouth’s 24-0 record and Division 1 state championship. Grace and Litterst lost in the South final to the eventual state champions. He will attend WPI.

Mike Greene, Newton North  Senior
		Named a Bay State league All-Star for the second consecutive year, Greene and Dan Razulis’s hard work concluded with winning the MIAA state doubles title. The Tigers finished an impressive 18-2 this spring. Greene will attend NYU in the fall.

Philip Johnson, Andover  Junior
		A finalist with teammate Jason Sabourin in the MIAA North doubles tournament, Johnson was a member of this year’s Merrimack Valley Conference champs. This summer he will compete at the Williams Tennis Club.

Ryan Lemos, Acton-Boxboro  Junior
		No stranger to playing great tennis, last year Lemos was half of the MIAA state doubles champions. This year, Lemos and teammate Charlie Normington were the North champions. This summer, he will be attending Nike Tennis Camp.

Rich Litterst, Falmouth  Sophomore
		With two years left, there isn’t much room for improvement for this talented sophomore. Litterst and Brandon Grace lost in the South doubles finals, but then regrouped to lead the Clippers to the Division 1 state title and a final record of 24-0.

Anton Nikolov, Ashland  Junior
		A two-time All-Scholastic, Nikolov won the North sectional singles title before losing in the semifinals of the state individual tournament. The Tri-Valley League MVP in 2006, Nikolov won the state individual title in 2006.

Charlie Normington, Acton-Boxboro  Senior
		Closing out his high school career, Normington teamed up with Ryan Lemos and was the North sectional doubles winner. A-B was also the North team champion. Last season he was a North sectional semifinalist. He will attend Salva Regina.

Sean Pease, Falmouth  Senior
		A second-year captain, Pease led Falmouth to the Division 1 state tennis title and a perfect 24-0 record. Pease, who lost in the semifinals of the South individual tournament, posted a 68-4 career regular season record. He will attend Quinnipiac.

Daniel Razulis, Newton North  Junior
		Razulis and teammate Mike Greene, finished up Newton North’s 18-2 season by clinching the MIAA doubles state title. A two-time Bay State All-Star, Razulis’s current career record is 31-5. Razulis is also a member Newton North’s soccer team.

Jason Sabourin, Andover  Senior
		ANorth sectional finalist this spring, Sabourin went undefeated in the regular season as Andover finished the year 18-2. The captain of Andover’s ski team, Sabourin will attend Vanderbilt University this fall and study mechanical engineering.

Jake Toole, Sharon  Senior
		The team captain won this year’s MIAA individual championship, beating defending champion Anton Nikolov in the semifinals along the way. Toole, the Hockomock League MVP, will be playing Division 1 tennis at Penn State this fall.

Manuel Zorrilla-Hernandez, Brookline  Sophomore
		Since moving from Spain, Zorrilla- Hernandez has been Brookline’s leader on the courts. He went 12-1 in the Bay State Conference and lost in the semifinals of the South individual tournament. Zorrilla will compete in USTA events this summer.

Ari Zyskind, Concord-Carlisle  Junior
		A Dual County League All-Star, Zyskind contributed to the Patriots’ 21-1 season that ended in the North final with a loss to league rival Acton- Boxboro. Zyskind lost in the semifinals of the North individual.

BIG THREE: Kevin Luong, Ken Luong, Kevin Teque, Shakyves Dubreuil and Sam Mun, Janfrevic Lujares and Jeremiah Madrigal, Brockton; Mike Rebello, Durfee.

BOSTON: Colin Dixon and Michael Fedorouk, Latin Academy.

CAPE ANN LEAGUE: Ben Nelson, Will Chandler and Jack Moriarity, Masconomet; Jeff Beaton and Jeff Boyd, Pentucket; Nick Petrou, Matt Ball and Charlie Graves, Hamilton-Wenham; Sam Cohen and Erik Ferm, Manchester-Essex.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Alex James, Keith Hyland and Tim Rivotto, Austin Prep; Nick Bertrand, Ray LoPresti and Mike Toborg, St. Mary’s; Garrett Greene and Cam Kelley, Arlington Catholic; Brian Bulger and Greg Rich, Fenwick; Matt Smolko and Joe Pereira, Lowell Catholic.

DUAL COUNTY: Surainder Asxoraj, Ryan Lemos and Charlie Normington, Acton- Boxboro; Ari Zyskind, George King and Sam Megowen, Concord Carlisle; Josh Lund-Wilde, Westford Academy.

EASTERN ATHLETIC: Alexander Restivo, Michael McGee, Kyle Nyskohus and Mark McGwin, Bishop Feehan; Andrew Bumila, Mike Silva and Cory Sherman, Coyle-Cassidy; Bentley Holt, John Charest, Shawn Bernier and Brad Machado, Somerset.

GREATER BOSTON: Nick Jackson, Nick Amrose, Evan Valdes, Martin Cuddy and Mike Fitzgerald, Arlington; Ben Cohen, Roland Hence, James Kersey and Frankie Williams, Cambridge; Josh Giller and Gabe Diamont, Peabody.

HOCKOMOCK: Duncan Yarworth, King Philip; Will Condon and Brett Goverman, Mansfield; Lucas DeForest and Matt Van Buren, North Attleboro; Jake Toole, Jon Cohen, Adam Ephraim, Josh Ephraim, John Kerr, Andrew Levi and Dan Micheroni, Sharon.

MAYFLOWER: Evan Williams, Will Jaques and Billy Watts, Chatham; Mark Vercollone, Sacred Heart; Nolan Blier, Trevor Blier, Justin Alexander, Joe Pelletier and Dan Toohey, Westport.

MIDDLESEX: Cameron Grobani, Alex Katz, Marshall Collins and Stas MorozSam Pollock and Arjun Thonke, Lexington; Jeff Davis, Karsten Rathlev, Brendan Riley and Brian Cambell, Winchester; David McGinty, David Padula, John Mohr and Brian Casey and Max Nottke, Reading.

NORTHEASTERN: Justin Hyte, Max Bevilaqua, Collin Hyte, Chris Conn, Kyle Benowitz, Eugene Goldin, and David Traynor, Marblehead; Sam Adler and Josh Ruskin, Swampscott; James Hermida, Lynn English; Steven Thomas and Adam Cherry, Saugus; Brian LeBlanc, Matt Clever, Mike Soper and Rickey Goudrow, Winthrop.

PATRIOT: Sean Burke, Will Tucker, Teddy Geldmacher and Stefan Seman, Duxbury; Alex Chin, Matt Chin, John Ripple and Trevor Marsden, Hingham; Chris Maranno, Matt Lee, Phil Lewis and Paul Mc- Morrow, Pembroke; Chris Nelson, Mike Parker, Ian Thompson and Andy McCourt, Scituate.

SOUTH SHORE: Tom Pepiora and Ed Hoey, Carver; Blain Morin, Chris Donze Miand Ivan Sceery, Cohasset; James Foster, Chris Widegren, Steve Fogg and Matt Lopano, Harwich; Ryan Sweeney, Rob Ankner, Mike Kramer, Andy Bogarty, Matt Breen and Geoff Pisarkiewicz, Norwell.

TRI-VALLEY: Anton Nikolov, Ashland; Brian Schiller, Zach Patterson, Matt Chase and James Martin, Dover-Sherborn; Mason Kinkead, Holliston; Kevin Li and Martin Gallagher, Hopkinton; Jamie Wasley, Matt DiPisa, Charlie Lynch and Steven Maalouf, Medfield; Sean Cullen, Medway; Jon Greco, Millis; Christian Heany- Secord, Andrew Wolff, Dan O’Conner and DK Law, Westwood.