Nick Cummings, Waltham  Defense, Sr.
		When Hawks coach John Maguire needed a boost, the solution was simple. Put Cummings on the ice. The blue liner wasn't necessarily the biggest player on the ice (5-9, 165), but he played an intelligent, controlled style. He was a four-year player and three-time Greater Boston League All-Star. Waltham finished 20-4-1 this winter.

Mike DiMare, Malden Catholic  Forward, Sr.
		DiMare has made a name for himself in the Catholic Conference, having earned an MVP award, two scoring titles, and three times getting named all-conference. The speedy right wing fired on all cylinders for the Lancers this year, finishing with 28 goals and 22 assists as Malden Catholic earned a berth in the Super 8 tournament.

Kevin Fairweather, Woburn  Goaltender, Sr.
		Tanners coach Jim Duran often wondered where his team would be without the unflappable netminder, who had five shutouts this season and finished with a 1.44 goals-against. A three-time Middlesex League all-star, finished his career with 14 shutouts and a 1.54 GAA. He's narrowed his college search to Connecticut, Stonehill, or Trinity.

Ross Gaudet, Austin Prep  Forward, Sr.
		Cougars coach Louis Finocchiaro calls the two-time All-Scholastic among the "top one, two or three players in the state." Gaudet had 24 goals and 20 assists this season in leading AP to the Super 8 semifinals and finished his career with a Catholic Central League MVP honor and 150 points. He plans on playing junior hockey.

Pat Kiley, Reading  Forward, Jr.
		Kiley's first three seasons at Reading are laid out neatly on his stat sheet. Freshman year: 25 points. Sophomore year: 42 points. Junior year: 30 goals and 73 points and a spot on the All-Middlesex League team. Led by Kiley, Reading won the Middlesex League title and competed in the Super 8 tournament.

Mike Vasilchuk, BC High  Defense, Sr.
		Vasilchuk hardly ever wavers in his confident assertions and positive approach. In four years at BC High (twice as a Globe Super Team member), he did little wrong. In his final two years, the 6-2 Stoneham resident was the key blue-liner in BC High's first ever back-to-back Super 8 titles and added 3 goals and 15 assists this year.

Doug Carr, Hanover  Goaltender, Sr.
		Hanover coach Jim Sylvia called Carr "the greatest goalie in my 30 years of coaching." In 24 games en route to a state championship, Carr produced 13 shutouts, a 0.75 goals-against average and a .975 save percentage in his first year of high school hockey.

Ryan Casey, Austin Prep  Goaltender, Sr.
		Casey led AP to the Super 8 semifinals, after helping secure a Catholic Central League title. The Pelham, N.H., resident finished with an AP-record 40 career wins, along with a miniscule 1.82 GAA. He'll play junior hockey next year.

Colin Donohue, Scituate  Forward, Sr.
		The 5-6 center did it all for the Sailors, scoring five game-winning goals, 8 shorthanded tallies, 61 points, and MVP honors in the Bourne Canalmen Classic and Division 3 HNIB tournaments. Donohue finished his career with 145 points.

John Heffernan, BC High  Forward, Jr.
		Committed to a Hockey East program (Merrimack) as a junior, Heffernan showed this year why he'll move from one elite conference (Catholic) to another. The Scituate native had 32 points, helping the Eagles to back-to-back Super 8 titles.

Bobby Holland, Woburn  Forward, Sr.
		Playing in the deep Middlesex League, Holland had to work hard to make a name for himself, and he did, finishing with 53 points this season and 112 for his career. The left wing helped bring the Tanners to a pair of Division 1 final appearances.

Paul Jaskot, Central Catholic  Forward, Sr.
		Jaskot took home MVC/DCL Division 1 Player of the Year honors after scoring 37 goals and adding 32 assists. He finished second all-time in Central Catholic scoring (148 points). The honor roll student is headed for prep school in the fall.

Tim King, Weymouth  Forward, Sr.
		King, a forceful center, tallied 24 goals and 20 assists this year for the Wildcats and was the team's offensive sparkplug during its unexpected run to the Super 8 championship game. He'll likely play junior hockey next year.

Bryan Rosata, Catholic Memorial  Forward, Sr.
		Rosata's exploits date to 2003, when as a freshman he helped CM to the first of two straight Super 8 titles. The three-time Catholic Conference all-star, who's headed for Bowdoin next fall, had 16 goals and 23 assists in his final season.

Collin Tracy, Medford  Goaltender, Sr.
		The senior continued to add footnotes to one of the finest careers in Medford hockey history. A three-time Greater Boston League all-star, Tracy had a 1.50 GAA with six shutouts in earning All-Scholastic honors for the second straight year.

Mike Tuplin, Weymouth  Defense, Sr.
		Alongside 13 senior teammates, Tuplin was able to stand out. Not surprising, considering he's 6-2, 200 and works just as hard off the ice (National Honor Society). Tuplin's commanding presence helped propel the Wildcats into the Super 8 final.

Bob Donovan, Weymouth  Division 1A
		As the stakes grew higher and the improbable wins piled up, one could sense the reserved, modest Donovan was opening up. The veteran coach, in his final year behind the Wildcats bench, had no choice. He led Weymouth to a 23-2 record and the Super 8 final, just the second time in the tournament's 17-year history that a public school finished second (Medford in 1993).

John Blake, Duxbury  Division 1
		Blake is only 32 years old, but has quickly built an impressive resume. He has spent the past four years at Duxbury and in that time, has won two Division 1 championships and appeared in two Super 8 tournaments. That includes a Division 1 title this year, when the team went 16-7-3. Of the seven losses, four came against teams that made the Super 8 final four.

James Sylvia, Hanover  Division 2
		Sylvia's slate is as clean as ever. That's what happens when the numbers were as gaudy as they were this year for the Boston State College graduate. Thirty years coaching. More than 400 wins. A 24-1-1 record that ended with a Division 2 state championship. "[They] were very focused to get the job done, which they did," Sylvia said of his team, which included All-Scholastic goalie Doug Carr.

Linc Cornell, Weston  Division 3
		Cornell knows how to motivate. More importantly, he does it fast. In just the second year of varsity play after Weston resurrected a program that was disbanded in the late 1980s, the team advanced to the Division 3 North final. The Dual County League Coach of the Year has excelled at every level, including Natick Mites, Squirts, and Pee Wees, and Weston girls.

BOSTON: Joe Biancardi, Anthony Caruso, Chris Mayo, and Chris Ventre, East Boston; Tim Caufield, Sean Driscoll, Dara Flaherty, Mitch Gillis, and Billy Moccia, Latin Academy; Matt DeLosh and Paul Haugh, Snowden; Frank Lynch and Josh McCarthy, South Boston; William Haugh and Chris Tisbert, West Roxbury.

BAY STATE HERGET: Tyler Mather and Nick Burns, Dedham; J.J. Babin and Michael Sabin, Milton; Mike Slattery, Natick; Josh Geary and Zeke Testa, Wellesley.

BAY STATE CAREY: Ryan McAllister, Mike Tuplin, Tim King, Sean Foley, and Connor Keefe, Weymouth; Cody Sharib, Dan Arnao, and Will Rayner, Needham; Mike Lopez, Newton North; Mike McDonald and Mike Pearless, Framingham.

BIG THREE: Anthony Kelley, Steven Daly, Mark Malcolm and Matt Sliney, Brockton; Andy Pontes, Andrew Medeiros, Mike Jones, and Matt Correia, New Bedford; Patrick Roy, Chris Benevides and Nate Dupree, Durfee.

CAPE ANN NORTH: Chris Kreider, Jay Nichols, Keaton Cashin and Tom Brazil, Masconomet; Cody McAllister, Andrew Foote, Ryan Sifferlen, Andrew Taylor, Eric D'Elia and D.J. Sipple, North Andover; Scott Shiner and Jack Walsh, North Reading; Brenden Pinneault, Pentucket; Matt Calos (no team listed).

CAPE ANN SOUTH: Kyle Roback, Max Bayko, Derek McCoy, Kyle McElroy, Matt Hubbard and Matt O'Connor, Newburyport; Dylan Burke, Chris Middleton, Cam Robinson, Chris Lesage, Brice Linehan and Justin Joslin, Triton; Ryan Smith, Brenden Costin, Colin Daly, Tom MacNichol and Sean Kasle, Lynnfield; Shane Foley, Ernie Mello and Mike Cabral, Wilmington; Joel Oullette and Zach Standring, Amesbury.

CATHOLIC: Joe Cannata, Dan Smolinsky, Jeff Sullivan, and Mike Vasilchuk, BC High; Mike Collins, John Jay, Mike Keenan, Coleman Noonan, Bryan Rosata, Ryan Smith, and Angelo Todesca, Catholic Memorial; Dan Ahern, Kevin Conway, Rob Pacitti, Nick Serino, Zach Shepard, and Mike DiMare, Malden Catholic; Ben Stockman, Connor Loop, Luke Miller, Steve DiCarlo, Chris Cowles, and Nick Riccio, St. John's Prep; Steve Lucchetti, Brian McWade, Chris Wagner, and Andrew White, Xaverian.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL DIVISION 1: Ryan Casey, Derek Fitzpatrick, Ross Gaudet, Cameron Gaudet, David MacDonald, Andrew Napolitano, and Nick Tracia, Austin Prep; Jackie Bartlett, Patrick Ferguson, James Mamos, Mark Moran, and Greg Nickerson, St. Mary's; Dean Blauvelt, John Humphrey, Frank O'Connor, and Joe Pendenza, Arlington Catholic; Anthony Chighisola, Pat Dunn, and Chris LaCount, Archbishop Williams; Scott Geddis and Jon May, St. Bernard's; Shane Toomey, Matignon.

CATHOLIC CENTRAL DIVISION 2: Mike Carr, Robert Levro, Alex Robinson, Brendan Ryan, Salvatore Tecci, and Evan Yanovitch, Savio Prep; Pat Doliber, Craig Forrest, Dan Kelly, Jordan Mizioch, and Donald Terenzoni, Bishop Fenwick; Tim Foley, Matt Foley, Nick Kontos, Chris Reissfellder, and Sam Schiano, Trinity Catholic; Anthony Catanzariti, Ryan Fogaren, Shawn Mahoney, and A.J. Saari, Marian; Shamis Lynch, Mike Rofobeling, and Tom Simas, St. Clement's; Nick Donovan and Sean Nalen, Pope John.

COMMONWEALTH: Jay Scutieri and Keith Leduc, Hamilton/Wenham; Mike Spinucci and Erik Little, Lynn Tech; Mark Boyd, Minuteman; Eric Parsons, Nashoba; Chris Collamino, Will Schrimpf, Brian Rose, Chris Schrimpf, and Chris Viscariello, Northeast; Bob Brousseau, Tony Hobbs, and Eric Junker, Rockport; Troy Daniels, Dan Hanafin, Mike Derosa, Steve Wombolt, and DJ Bemis, Shawsheen; Rich Koczan, Dan Adams, Bob Keohane, Mark Galoway, and Derek Farmer, Tyngsboro.

GREATER BOSTON: Nick Cummings, Don Hopkins, and Dan Rowland, Waltham; Luke Heffernan and Mike Curran, Arlington; Justin Pye and Collin Tracy, Medford; Patrick Yeu and Kenny Brownlee, Peabody; Steven Price, Everett.

HOCKOMOCK: Tim Alberts, Nick Anderson, Andy Bohac, Mitch Kasberg, and Nick Vignone, Franklin; Mark Eadie, Dino Federico, Brian King, Brandon Lyons, and Mike Rawding, Canton; Garrick Cronin and Mark Higgins, King Philip; Eddie O'Brien, Mansfield; J.D. Craig and J.J. Morrison, Oliver Ames; Justin Collins.

MIDDLESEX: Andrew Diozzi, Belmont; John DeSimone, Burlington; Garrett Collins, Travis Busch, Ryan Kiley, Mike Lozzi, and Robert Toczylowski, Reading; Colin Currie, Winchester; Kevin Fairweather, Matt MacLeod, Bobby Holland, and Dana DiPinto, Woburn.

NORTHEASTERN: Anthony Morico, Anthony Delloiacono, Eric Noel, Revere; Ryan Duggan, Lynn Classical; Mike Scuzzarella, Saugus; Alex Boches and Alex Baker, Beverly; Joe Frasso, Winthrop; Matt Conway and Nick Steele, Danvers; Zach Borowski, Andrew Fulford, Tom Salah, and Eric Schlicte, Gloucester; Dan Powers, Lynn English.

PATRIOT: Bill Ainslie, Joe Ward, Doug Carr, Bill Jackson, Mark Jackson, and Chris MacDonald, Hanover; Brent Lydon and Ian McLachlan, Middleboro; Mike Daniels and Rocco Devincent, Pembroke; Devin Crowley, Rockland; Bobby Dillon, Colin Donahue, Sean Travis, and Tim McGrath, Scituate; Craig McKinnon and Trevor Tanous, Silver Lake.

SOUTH COAST: Connor Savage, Joe McCabe, and Justin Dube, Bourne; Marc Frey, Spencer Harrison, and Luke Frey, GNB Voc-Tech; Joel Rebello, Stephen Greenberg, Tad Gold, Zach Sylvia, and Alex Minnehan, Martha's Vineyard; Tim Mathews, Derek Clarke, Jon Hartley, and Conor Brown, ORR/Fairhaven; Kyle Vicino, Wareham.

TRI-VALLEY: Max Traylor and Barrett O'Neil, Ashland; Sean Burke, Bellingham; Matt Webb and Kyle Napolitano, Holliston; C.J. Younis, PJ Burnham, Mike Curtin, Hopkinton; Brian Spinney, Jim Marrano, JP Gaspirrini, and Ryan Hammond, Medway; Jim Gavin, Matt Sebet, Matt Pruchieniewski, and Dan Keches, Westwood.