Molly Curran, Beverly  DIVISION 1
		Curran put together a rare season for any swimmer, let alone a sophomore. The Northeast Conference All-Star helped the Panthers to the NEC title and a 6-0 regular-season record. Her time of 2:13.27 in the 200 individual medley placed her first in the Division 1 state meet, while her mark of 1:08.34 in the 100 breaststroke took the top spot as well. Curran was also a member of the 400 freestyle relay squad, which finished first, as Beverly took home the state team title. While swimming for the YMCA North Shore Sharks, she was named a YMCA All-American. The NEC rookie of the year during her freshman season, she is a standout in the classroom as well, having made the honor roll.

Eliza Butts, Weston  DIVISION 2
		Butts helped the Wildcats to a second-place finish at the Division 2 state championships after being named an All-American in three separate events. She swam the first leg of the 200 medley relay squad with a split of 27.3, helping her squad finish first in the event. Butts also took first in the 200 freestyle, finishing in 1:52.75. She then went on to take the 100 free in 50:89, and was a member of the 400 freestyle relay, which also won first. Butts earned All-American and All-Scholastic status her freshman season in the 500 freestyle. An honor roll student, she swims with the New England Barracudas during the offseason. In her spare time, she enjoys shopping, listening to music, and spending time with friends.

Brian Cameron, Beverly  DIVISION 1
		After guiding the Panthers to an undefeated regular season at 6-0, Cameron helped Beverly take second in both the Northeast Conference championship and the North sectionals. On the strength of that success, the Panthers came through when it counted most, grabbing first at the Division 1 state championship. In five years at Beverly, Cameron has put together an impressive career record of 31-2. A graduate of Brockton High School, Cameron was named the Northeastern Conference's Coach of the Year this winter. During the offseason, he coaches for the YMCA's North Shore Sharks in Beverly. When not coaching, Cameron enjoys watching baseball, reading, and listening to music.

Jerry Moss, Concord-Carlisle  DIVISION 2
		After an 11-year absence, Moss returns to these pages to pick up his second All-Scholastic Coach of the Year honors following a year in which he brought the Patriots above the .500 mark with a 5-3 record and a third-place finish at the Division 2 state championship. Having been a swimming coach for 26 years, Moss has amassed a 137-127 record. A native of Montclair, N.J., Moss graduated from Northeastern University in 1977. He played water polo, baseball, and swam for the Huskies. He is also an assistant coach for the New England Barracudas, and teaches water polo at the Heritage pool. When not coaching, he enjoys reading and spending time with his 8-year-old daughter.

Caroline Belli, Marblehead  200 IM, 500 FREE
		Belli took home a pair of first-place medals during the North sectional meet, finishing first in both the 200 individual medley and the 500 freestyle. In the Division 2 state meet, she finished third in the 200 IM with a time of 2:12.54, and came in fifth in the 500 free, posting a 5:21.85. All of this success came in her first year of competition at the high school level, her freshman season. In her spare time, she enjoys playing tennis, listening to music, and dancing. During the offseason, Belli swims for the YMCA North Shore Sharks as well as Corinthian Yacht Club and is a five-time YMCA All-American selection.

Jaclyn Davidson, Beverly  100 BACKSTROKE
		Davidson was a key ingredient for the Division 1 state champion Panthers during the postseason, winning the 100 backstroke in the North sectionals with a time of 59.01, then taking the event during the state meet in 58.84. She was also a member of a pair of first-place Beverly relay squads, the 200 medley and 400 free, in the state meet. The junior received All-American consideration for her efforts, and holds numerous Northeastern Conference records. Davidson swims for the YMCA North Shore Sharks during the offseason and was named a YMCA All-American for her efforts.

Naomi Delphin, Manchester  100 BUTTERFLY
		The North sectional record-holder in the 100 butterfly and the 500 freestyle, Delphin was named the Cape Ann League Swimmer of the Year this winter. At the Division 2 state championships, Delphin took the 100 butterfly with a time of 58.66. She then took second in the 500 free with a 5:07.89. A two-time All-Scholastic, Delphin won the 200 and 500 free titles at the Division 2 state meet her freshman year. A high honors student, Delphin also enjoys playing water polo when not swimming competitively. During the offseason, the sophomore swims for the North Shore Sharks.

Rebecca Jenkinson, Concord-Carlisle  DIVING
		A first-place finish in the North sectional and third place in the Division 2 state meet culminated a successful year of diving for Jenkinson . . . and she's only a sophomore. The three-sport star has placed third in the state for two consecutive years and also took home second place in the Dual County League. When she is not diving into the competition, she is either running cross-country or scoring on the lacrosse field. Jenkinson enjoyed success outside of the pool, and was on the honor roll in every term. A recent addition to the Charles River Diving team, Jenkinson's hobbies include foreign languages and traveling.

Sarah Landry, Concord-Carlisle  DIVING
		Landry took home the Division 2 state diving championship with a score of 433 after finishing third in the North sectional. ``I have an amazing diving coach, who is extremely inspiring,'' said Landry of Tracey Bird. ``Our team is exceptionally close and we all push one another to do better.'' The sophomore was named to the Dual County League All-Star squad, and placed in the top 10 at the New England Championships. An honor roll student, she also enjoys snowboarding, speaking French, and spending time with her boyfriend. During the offseason, she competes for Charles River Diving.

Katy Loubris, Danvers  200, 500 FREE
		The Northeast Conference Swimmer of the Year comes with a resume impressive for any student-athlete, never mind a sophomore. Having broken the NEC record in the 200 freestyle, Loubris translated her regular-season success into postseason glory, taking first in both the 200 (1:58.24) and 500 free (5:17.81). Loubris was her team MVP and an NEC All-Star as a freshman, having placed third in the 200 free at both the North sectionals and the state championships one season ago. The high honors student is still undecided on her college plans and is a member of the YMCA North Shore Sharks.

Amanda Pond, Wayland  DIVING
		This is the senior's second appearance on the All-Scholastic pages, having been named to the squad in 2003. The 2003 diving state champion, she is also a Dual County League All-Star. At the Division 2 state championship, she placed second with a score of 460 after winning the competitive DCL meet with a 254 mark. Her regular-season personal best is 263. A member of the National Honor Society, she is a three-sport captain, leading the squads for diving, field hockey, and lacrosse. Still undecided on her destination for next fall, she hopes to continue to compete in diving.

Jackie Porter, Holliston  100 FREE, 200 IM
		Porter enjoyed an impressive senior season for Holliston, placing first in the 200 IM and 500 free in the Dual County League, followed up by second-place finishes at states (2:10) and sectionals in the 200 IM. The star swimmer was third in the New England Seniors at Bowdoin College, qualifying her for Junior Nationals in Orlando, Fla. In addition to swimming at the high school level, she has competed for the Shawmut Aquatic Club and competed in the Bay State Games for the last five years. Academically, Porter was a member of the Principal's List and achieved high honors. Although undecided on college, Porter plans to swim for a Division 1 program and is considering UMass and Delaware.

Anna Semakhin, Sharon  100 BUTTERFLY
		Having placed in the top six in the 100 butterfly at the state championships in both her freshman and sophomore years, Semakhin finally broke through with a win in her senior season. At the Division 1 meet, Semakhin won the 100 fly in 59.15. She also came in fifth at the state meet in the 200 individual medley, posting a 2:19.1. Academically, Semakhin is a high honors student and was a recipient of the Open Book award. During the offseason, she swims with the Magnus Aquatic Group. When not in the pool, she is an art admirer. Semakhin is undecided on college.

Weston  200 FREE

Weston was nothing short of dominant during the relays, taking home two of the three events. Senior captains Stephanie Wake and Kate Stookey led the Wildcats' 200 freestyle relay, along with Maureen French, and Ellen McCurdy, as Weston posted a winning time of 1:42.96, beating their closest competitors by nearly two seconds. McCurdy and French are both sophomores. Wake, who graduates as a four-time All-Scholastic, will attend Washington University in St. Louis. Stookey, a Dual County League All-Star and honor roll student, is headed for the College of Charleston. McCurdy and French are both DCL All-Stars and honor roll students. McCurdy plays soccer and lacrosse while French competes on the Wayland/Weston crew team.

Weston  200 MEDLEY

The Wildcats rode the impressive efforts of junior Eliza Butts, junior Kate Suominen, senior Megan McCurdy, and sophomore Maureen French to victory in the 200 medley, as the four posted a winning time of 1:51.98, nearly a full second faster than their closest competitor, Gardner. At the North sectional, Weston took second in 1:52.95. Led by the relays, Weston won the North sectional and took second at the Division 2 state meet. Each swimmer is impressive in the classroom as well, all having made the honor roll. Along with Butts, McCurdy was named to the Dual County League All-Star squad. After one more spring season of lacrosse, McCurdy will move on to Trinity College next fall.

Beverly  400 FREE

The Panthers' Division 1 state championship effort was helped immensely by the 400 freestyle relay's win, pushing Beverly over the top with 32 points in the final event. The team of Kristen Zarba, Vanessa Athanas, Molly Curran, and Jaclyn Davidson posted a winning time of 3:41.73 in the event to vault the Panthers to the victory stand. The same squad managed to take first in the 200 medley relay, finishing with a time of 1:51.95. In the North sectional, Beverly took first in 3:40.86. The most impressive item on the resume of this team may be the ages of the swimmers. All four will return: Zarba and Davidson are juniors, Curran and Athanas are sophomores. When not swimming for Beverly, each competes for the North Shore Sharks of the YMCA.

BOSTON: Mary Holland, Chennelle Jackson, Olivia O'Toole, and Rachel McGrath, Latin Academy; Angelina Slocum and Alissa Nunez, Charlestown; Victoria Rinaldi and Roslyn Arroyo, East Boston; Ariane Siewart, O'Bryant.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Samantha Sutherland and Madison White, Austin Prep; Ashley Cirillo, Lauren Fahey, and Julie Young, Cardinal Spellman; Michelle Tariverdian and Liz Giordano, Bishop Fenwick; Amanda Brooks and Maryette Hagerty-Perrault, Matignon; Devon Murray, Ashley Tarentino, and Katie Kefalas, St. Mary's; Ashley Filbotte, Archbishop Williams; Holly Caten, Mary Fothergill, and Elizabeth Sullivan, Arlington Catholic.

COMMONWEALTH: Hillary Fitzgerald, Michelle Lavasseur and Jessica Palmer, Greater Lowell; Jean Young, Blue Hills; Jen Allen, Brianne Lemoine, Kelly Engel, Allison Browning, Jackie Schneider, Tori Harkins, Kate Klessens, and Lauren Palm, Tyngsboro; Sarah Priante, Minuteman; Maggie McBrine, Northeast; Melissa Tello, Monique Gagnon, Keri Bradley, and Rebecca Darrigo, Shawsheen; Shayna Provencal, Katie Lind, and Rose Meservey, Greater Lawrence.

DUAL COUNTY: Lauren Anderson, Bedford; Catherine Fanning, Becca Jenkinson, Sarah Landry, and Molly Wolfe, Concord-Carlisle; Alyssa Hill, Meghan Nowak, Katya Velichansky, Tess Waresmith and Claire Willett, Dover-Sherborn/Medfield; Rachel Harrison, Jackie Porter, Abby Wright, and Melissa Wright, Holliston; Gabby Choi and Heather Love, Hopkinton; Lisa Colombo, Amie Fleming, Niki Holtzman, Kaitlyn Messinger, Jenny Reiner, Martha Shoemaker, and Nicole Zais, Lincoln-Sudbury; Sara Sinicropi Yao, Newton South; Jo Jo Aresty, Lindsay Gardell, Amanda Pond, Sarah Pond, Jen Sung, and Pricilla Wright, Wayland; Cairsten Beanland and Anna Meader, Westford Academy; Liza Butts, Hope Curtis, Maureen French, Carla Kachadurian, Ellen McCurdy, Megan McCurdy, Kate Stookey, Kate Suominen, and Steph Wake, Weston.

GREATER BOSTON: Katie Wah and Enoy Walkinshaw, Arlington; Caitlin Jones, Everett; Chelsea Choate, Marti-Joan Gabriella, and Melinda Martin, Malden; Coreen Feeley, Tia Karon, and Jenna Petrigno, Medford; Andrea Brasileiro, Katie Fitzgerald, Elise Guay, and Erin Mullen, Peabody; Dianne Holmes, Kayla Guelli, Ashley Saia, Emily Smizer, Erin Stanton, and Lauren Stanton, Waltham.

NORTHEASTERN: Vanessa Athanas, Molly Curran, Jaclyn Davidson, Kristen Zarba, Beverly; Katy Loubris and Lauren Woo, Danvers; Katie Hogan and Meaghan MacDonald, Lynn Classical; Erica Robinson, Lynn English; Julie Bednar, Caroline Belli, Catherine Rafferty-Millett, Suzanne Foley, Caroline Caliri, and Caroline Humphrey, Marblehead; Erica Boswell and Kristin Dooley, Salem; Aimee Sheppard and Marianna Rauworth, Swampscott.