Paul Rowe, St. Mark's  ISL BASKETBALL
		Another talented member of the BABC basketball program is making an appearance on the All-Scholastic page. This season, Rowe was the best the ISL had to offer, earning league MVP honors and his third all-star selection. He averaged 15 points, 7 rebounds, and 3 steals a game to lead his team to a 27-3 record. He was also ISL Defensive Player of the Year. He earned MVP honors from the Boys Club of NY tournament. He averaged 21 points a game in the NEPSAC tournament, leading his team to the finals before it lost to Holderness. St. Mark's has won 49 games the last two seasons with Rowe, who finished his career with 1,192 points. He was also an ISL All-Star on the football field as a junior. He plans to continue playing basketball next fall at Yale, Columbia, Tufts, Trinity, or Brandeis..

Ayla Brown, Nobles  ISL BASKETBALL
		The Gatorade Massachusetts Player of the Year came from the ISL this season. Brown was certainly a worthy selection and the junior is an odds-on favorite to win it again next year. She led her team to a 23-2 record and the ISL championship while averaging 22 points, 16 rebounds, 6 assists, and 4 blocks. Her career totals are 1,890 points and 1,007 rebounds. She is a four-time ISL All-Star and four-time All-New England selection. She is a Street & Smith All-American, and is a year-round player. The Wrentham resident is also an ISL All-Star in softball and cross-country. She has given a verbal commitment to play for Boston College when her high school career is finished.

Matt Nelson, Nobles  ISL HOCKEY
		This talented senior from Westwood has been a source of worry for three years as ISL coaches have tried to find a way to stop the 6-foot, 195-pound forward. He has been an ISL All-Star each of the last three years from his spot on the left wing, scoring 11 goals and 10 assists in 16 league games this season. This season he was also named to the All-New England team. He is a midfielder on the lacrosse team at Nobles. In his spare time, he enjoys golf. In the classroom he is just as talented as he is on the ice, achieving high distinction from the school. He will continue his hockey career at Yale.

Shea Guthrie, St. George's  ISL HOCKEY
		Making his second All-Scholastic team, Guthrie had another monster season on the ice at St. George's. He posted 24 goals and 32 assists while garnering ISL Eberheart Division MVP for the second time. He was also named the NEPISHA Division 2 player of the year, and was an All-New England selection for the third time. For his career, he finished with 90 goals and 91 assists, while scoring more than 55 points a season in three years. He is also a member of the of the soccer team, for which he serves as a captain, and plays lacrosse as well. His hobbies include boating, fishing, and hunting. He has competed in the Hockey Night in Boston tournament, and was named prep Division 2 player of the year. He will attend Clarkson./TD>

Sarah Parsons, Nobles  ISL HOCKEY
		There may not be a more accomplished athlete in any sport in Massachusetts this season, and certainly not in girls' hockey. On the ice this season Parsons recorded 94 points, with 40 goals and 54 assists. For her career, she finished with 222 and 184 assists, making her the first person to net more than 400 points in state history. She is also making her second All-Scholastic appearance this year, as she was the ISL soccer representative this fall. She also plays lacrosse and is an ISL All-Star there as well. In her spare time, she enjoys golf, photography, and skiing. She will attend Dartmouth.

Alex Englert, Belmont Hill  ISL ALPINE SKIING
		It's safe to say Englert has a bright future on the slopes of New England. Only a freshman, he has already made a mark on the slopes in ISL competition. He finished first and second at the New England championships this winter. He also placed well on a national stage, finishing seventh in Junior Olympic competition. Englert is Belmont Hill's second ISL skiing MVP in two years. Geoff Homer earned the same honor in 2002-2003. Englert enjoys playing sports in his spare time, especially football and lacrosse. He plays club lacrosse, and trains regularly on the slopes. Despite his success on the slopes, the 6-foot, 160-pound Englert wouldn't mind a shot at playing football in college.

Lauren Daniels, Nobles  ISL ALPINE SKIING
		Another in a long line of All-Scholastics from Nobles, Daniels earned her honors for her skiing prowess. This year she was the New England slalom champion, finished second in the giant slalom, and was an ISL All-Star and an All-New England selection. She is making her third appearance as an All-Scholastic, and has been a four-time ISL All-Star and two-time ISL champ. She also has competed in Junior Olympic events. In her spare time, she enjoys tennis and golf. She excels in the classroom, earning academic distinction honors at Nobles. She is currently undecided about her college plans.

James Geary, Nobles  ISL WRESTLING
		An outstanding senior and tenacious opponent whom ISL opponents will not miss, Geary has been the ISL champion at the 189-pound level each of the last two years. This year he was also the runner-up at the New England prep meet, while posting a 21-5 record. For his career he had a 64-14 record, finishing third in the ISL in 2003. This fall he was captain of the football team, and he is also a member of the baseball squad. He spends summers in New Hampshire and enjoys fishing. He has achieved high distinction in the classroom and has won an award for academic improvement. He will be heading to Colgate in the fall.

Mark Froot, Belmont Hill  ISL SQUASH
		No matter the sport, an undefeated record is an impressive acccomplishment, especially in an individual competition. Froot has never lost in match play on the squash court since he started playing for Belmont Hill. This year he continued his unbeaten run in the ISL and was named league MVP for his efforts. He also won the New England championship, and is ranked third in the country. He also hopes to compete next year at the world junior tournament in New Zealand. In his spare time, he enjoys hanging out with friends, reading, and listening and learning to play music. Next year ISL opponents will have one more chance to knock him from the ranks of the unbeaten.

Alia Aziz, Groton  ISL SQUASH
		It's not very often an excellent player is held out of a match, but Aziz sometimes sat out because she was simply too good for her competition. This season she finished with an unblemished 7-0 record, which surely would have included more wins had she faced weaker opponents. She was ranked fourth in New England, and finished fourth in the U-17 Nationals. She was also runner-up at the Under-17 US Open back in December. She is currently ranked No. 2 in the country in the U-17 group. Despite all these impressive accomplishments, she still has another year to dominate opponents in the ISL. She is also a member of the field hockey team.

Johannah Leedham, Cheshire  PREP BASKETBALL
		After dominating much of the competition in her native England, Leedham traveled across the pond to Connecticut, where she has continued her success. She is from Cheshire, England, so, naturally, she is attending Cheshire Academy. A guard, she scored 779 points this year, an average of 30 a game, in leading her squad to a 26-0 record. She was the NEPSAC Player of the Year and MVP of the Class C tournament. She was the Junior Player of the Year in England, and was the leading scorer in the Division 1 women's league. She enjoys volleyball and tennis in her spare time as well as music. She plays AAU ball for Team Connecticut, and hopes to continue her career in college.

Erika Lawler, Cushing  PREP HOCKEY
		One of the finest hockey players in the area, Lawler was difficult for any team to keep off the scoresheet this winter. She tallied 45 goals and added 48 assists this season, giving her a career total of 210 goals and 185 assists. She has been named female athlete of the year for her class three times at Cushing, and also competes in field hockey and lacrosse. She has been named team MVP twice on the ice, and was the offensive MVP of the field hockey team as a freshman. She captained both field hockey and ice hockey this season. She also won the finest contribution award for her efforts in lacrosse last spring. She will continue her hockey career next year at the University of Wisconsin in Madison.

Jillian Doherty, Kents Hill  PREP HOCKEY
		Opposing offenses had a hard time trying to squeak a goal past Doherty, and found it almost impossible to do it twice in a game. The junior goaltender posted a goals against average of 1.14 this season, while recording a save percentage of 96 percent. She was named MVP of NEPSAC's Division 2, as well as team MVP. Before coming to Kents Hill, she was twice a Bay State Conference All-Star while playing for Wellesley High School. She was selected for the Under-16 Olympic Development camp. Doherty is a member of the lacrosse team in the spring. In her spare time, she enjoys all sports, including sailing. Her club hockey team is the South Coast Sharks U-19 squad. She doesn't have specific college plans yet, but hopes to attend a Hockey East school and continue her playing career.

Kacey Bellamy, Berkshire  PREP HOCKEY
		Another terrific hockey player from the prep school ranks, Bellamy was coMVP of NEPSAC Division 1. A defenseman, she tallied five goals and added 16 assists from her spot running the point. She was also captain of her team, which finishedsecond in the league during the regular season. She is a member of the field hockey team and has been team MVP twice as well as a captain. She excels in softball as well and will serve as a captain this spring. Her hobbies include roller hockey, listening to music, and running. She has competed in the US development camp at Lake Placid as well as Hockey Night in Boston. She will attend the University of New Hampshire.

Corey Stewart, Loomis  PREP WRESTLING
		He is no heavyweight, but at the 135-pound level, Stewart is a giant. He cruised through this season with a 34-1 record. Along the way, he recorded wins at the Canterbury tournament, Class A tournament, and the New Englands, where he was named Most Outstanding Wrestler, after finishing second a year ago. He has a four-year record of 100-20 with 75 pins, and, again, he's only a sophomore. He is an honor roll student who plays football and baseball. In his spare time, he enjoys sports, music, and eating. He is also a member of the Northeast Elite club wrestling squad.

David Lloyd, Pingree  EIL BASKETBALL
		A scoring machine from the point guard position, Lloyd finished his career with more than 1,700 career points, and is the all-time leading scorer at Pingree. He averaged more than 24 points and had a state best 61-point effort this winter. He was MVP of the EIL twice. He led his squad to a 21-7 record, 16-0 in league play, and the EIL regular-season and tournament championships. He is a solid student, appearing on the headmaster's list, and is president of the class. He is also captain of the tennis team, for which he is a two-time EIL All-Star. He was an All-New England selection in soccer this fall.

Kendall Smith, Pingree  EIL BASKETBALL
		A broken wrist at the start of the season didn't curtail Smith's year. Despite the early season setback, she was still named EIL MVP this year, averaging 11.2 points. She also led her squad to an undefeated record in the EIL and a 28-2 mark overall. She was named team MVP for the second straight year. She was a three-time EIL All-Star, as well as a NEPSAC All-Star. Smith is a solid student who has been on the headmaster's list. She is also a member of the soccer and softball teams at Pingree. When not suiting up for her school, she plays AAU for the Mass. Cyclones. She is considering the University of Toronto in the fall and hopes to continue playing basketball.

Stephanie Brenman, Winsor  EIL HOCKEY
		Rest is for the weary in the eyes of Brenman, who is making her second appearance on the All-Scholastic team. Numbers can't tell her story completely; she has 10 goals and seven assists this year from the defensive spot, but her most important contribution comes in her prowess at keeping goals out of her net. For her career, she finished with 45 goals and 37 assists and was a four-year EIL All-Star, and the conference MVP this year. She is also a goalie for the soccer team and a shortstop on the softball team at Winsor, and a three-time all-star in both sports. She is planning on attending MIT.

Ito Sanchez, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall  EIL WRESTLING
		A remarkable career on the mat came to a close this winter and Sanchez truly left his mark at his school. He was a four-time EIL All-Star, and was league champion in his weight class all four years. Three times he was named team MVP and was twice a captain. His career record was an astonishing 39-0 in EIL play, and 53-9 overall. He was captain of the soccer team as a junior, and played soccer this fall as well.He is also a four-year member of the lacrosse team. Last year he was the male athlete of the year at St. Mark's. In his spare time he enjoys drawing and hopes to pursue a career in illustration.

Stephanie Connors, Bancroft  EIL VOLLEYBALL
		In the EIL, volleyball is a winter sport, and Connors was a standout on the court this winter. She led her squad to an undefeated season as it won the regular-season conference title and the tournament championship. She also was an integral part of the team's NEPSAC championship and a two-year captain of the team. She is a three-time EIL All-Star, and was MVP once. She is also a member of the lacrosse team, and will be captain this spring. In her spare time she enjoys community service and playing club volleyball for Smash Volleyball. She will attend Bates.