Kate Anderson, Bancroft  Volleyball
		The two-time EIL MVP led Bancroft to a 75-0 record this season. The outside hitter averaged over 12 kills and nearly two aces per match for 272 kills, 123 aces and .767 hitting percentage this season. She will attend Williams College this fall.

Brian Calandra, Lexington Christian  Wrestling
		Went 28-3 en route to his fourth EIL title and a fifth-place finish at New Englands. He also placed top three in the Northern New England Invitational three times, and was also top ten at New Englands for cross-country. He ends his career 81-20.

Jared Pimm, Concord  Basketball
		The Eastern Independent League's top basketball player, Pimm finished his career as Concord's all-time leading scorer with more than 1,500 points. A three-time EIL All-Star, Pimm will attend Trinity College in Hartford.

Kaitlin Spurling, Pingree  Hockey
		Sophomore notched 70 points (47 goals, 23 assists) to earn her second straight EIL and team MVP honors. A two-time national girls' hockey team champion, she broke the school record for goals as a freshman. This is her second time as an All-Scholastic.

Aparna Sud, Dana Hall  Basketball
		Just a sophomore, the 5-foot-9 off-guard averaged over 16 points per game and was MVP of both the team and the Rivers School Tournament. An honorable mention league all-star a year ago, she was a NEPSAC All-Star this season.

Sean Bilodeau, Brooks  Wrestling
		The four-time New England Prep champ was this year's national prep champ in the 152-pound class, with a 40-1 record. In four years, he went undefeated in New England for a 144-7 overall record. He will attend Lehigh.

Samantha Buechner, St. George's  Squash
		The Stanford-bound senior finished her career as an ISL co-MVP, holding an 8-2 record when ranked No. 1 this season. A U.S. National teamer won the Under-19 MSRA Open, came in sixth at New England Class A's, and led her team to an ISL championship.

Remy Cofield, Roxbury Latin  Basketball
		The Penn-bound senior is the school's all-time career points leader (1,549), a finalist for Gatorade Player of the Year and a McDonald's All-American nominee. The ISL co-MVP and four-time All-ISL has over 500 rebounds and 100 blocks.

Cecelia Cortes, Milton Academy  Squash
		The three-time All-ISL helped her team lock up a tie for fourth at New Englands, and placed seventh at the National High School Championships. She also enjoys tennis and yoga, and will attend Harvard College.

Antonio Diaz-Gonzales Salas, St. George's  Squash
		Went 15-1 to earn the New England Prep title and ISL MVP, and was also a recipient of the ISL Individual Sportsmanship Award. A junior who has competed across the globe, he is a member of the Mexican Junior National Squash team.

Ryan Dowd, Belmont Hill  Squash
		Ranked No. 2 nationally for his age group, the ISL MVP led Belmont Hill to a 15-0 record. The U.S. National teamer has been competing since ninth grade, including a New York City Metropolitan Squash Championship, and will be attending Yale.

Christian Ebert, Middlesex  Hockey
		Ebert completed a stellar senior season in which he racked up ISL Division 2 All-League, ISL All-New England Second Team, and ISL Eberhardt MVP honors. After 18 goals and 14 assists this winter, he concludes his career with 118 points.

Alex Englert, Belmont Hill  Skiing
		A junior, Englert is making his third straight All-Scholastic appearance as the ISL skiing MVP. He finished in the top 10 in Class A this winter as Belmont Hill won the ISL title. An honor roll student, Englert also plays football and lacrosse.

Kevin McNamara, Belmont Hill  Hockey
		Forty-six points (14 goals, 32 assists) earned the Colgate-bound senior ISL MVP, All-ISL and First Team All-New England honors. McNamara, who had spent time on the Under-17 U.S. National team, finished his career on the '07 ISL champs with 103 points

Stevie Mejia, Lawrence  Basketball
		A 5-foot-9, 170-pound junior point guard, he averaged 18 points, five assists and three steals en route to ISL co-MVP honors. The former EIL first-teamer was one of the top 11 at the National Prep School Invitational, and has verballed to Rhode Island.

Brittany Murphy, Lawrence  Hockey
		The senior forward was an integral part of a stalwart Lawrence Academy team that made it to the quarterfinals of the New England Tournament this year. Also a standout in field hockey and lacrosse, she will play at Connecticut.

Rhetta Nadas, Nobles  Squash
		Currently ranked No. 7 in the nation for girls under 19, the senior only lost one match this season en route to making All-ISL for the fourth year in a row. She also finished fourth at the 2007 US Junior Closed Championship.

Rachael Ogundiran, St. Mark's  Basketball
		The school's first female 1,000-point scorer, she had 23 double-doubles and put up averages of 18 points, 16 rebounds, five blocks and 2.3 steals in her senior season to earn her third All-ISL and second All-NEPSAC. She will row at Syracuse in the fall.

Casey Pickett, St. Mark's  Hockey
		Only a sophomore, she has already begun to make her knack for lighting the lamp known, notching 23 goals and five assists in ISL games this season. A member of the soccer and softball teams, she will be a soccer captain for the 2007 season.

Meghan Weiler, Nobles  Skiing
		The former Junior Olympian was an ISL champion in her junior season, earning her a spot on the Div. A All-New England team -- her fourth consecutive distinction. She was also an All-Scholastic last year, and plays on the lacrosse and soccer teams.

Hillary Knight, Choate  Hockey
		The Division 1 Player of the Year, Knight had more than 50 goals and 20 assists for Choate this winter. In the postseason, out of the 13 goals that Choate scored, Knight had 11 goals and two assists. In the NEPSAC title game, she had four goals and an assist in the win over Nobles. A member of the US Women's World team, she will attend Wisconsin.

Bray Ketchum, Greenwich  Hockey
		One of the most talented hockey players in New England, Ketchum was named the Division 2 Player of the Year as Greenwich won its third straight Division 2 title. In 26 games she had 26 goals and 10 assists. She finishes her career with 82 goals and 123 points in just 78 games. Also a lacrosse and field hockey captain, she will attend Yale.

ISL

WRESTLING: Peter Faxon, Phil Cody, Greg Randall and Derek Papagianopoulos, BB&N; Robbie Sullivan, Ray Boghos and Ben Cutrell, Governor's Academy; Pat Murphy, Mike Oberst, Ted DeBarros and John Collins, Roxbury Latin; Mike Martignetti, Colin Lahiff, Justin Davies, Eric Monzon, Sean Bilodeau and Patrick Lahey, Brooks; Nick Ogonowsky, Nick Boghos, Juan Jurado, George Sullivan and Mike DiSanto, Belmont Hill; Ahmend Bakkar, Emeka Kanu, Kyle Roy and Greg Verini, Milton; Bryce Tedeschi, Thayer; Chris Roy, Lawrence.

BOYS' BASKETBALL: Cory Gatewood and Danny Williams, Belmont Hill; Corey Forgetta and Dean Lampe, Brooks; Mike Palladino, BB&N; Adam Marshall, Governor's; Asenso Ampim, Groton; Darryl Cato-Bishop, E.B. Davis and Stevie Mejia, Lawrence; Scott Anderson, Middlesex; Phil Keefe, Milton Academy; Noah Atlas-Corbett and Tucker Halperin, Nobles; Remy Cofield, Roxbury Latin; Brian Lowry, St. George's; Sal Abdo and Erik Murphy, St. Mark's; Andrew Fenstermaker, St. Paul's; Greg Jacques and Darvis Rankins, St. Sebastian's; Jamal Turner, Thayer.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Rachael Ogundiran and Courtney Flynn, St. Mark's; Tana Bertino, Kelsey Lawler and Ana Rodriguez-Villa, Nobles; Logan Caligaris and Delia Papas, BB&N; Katelynn Clement and Danielle Ranier, Groton; Kyla Cook, Middlesex; Ashley Dockery and Heather Mitchell, St. George's School; Erin Fleming, Lawrence; Kathryn Goodwin, Governor's Academy; Anna Littman-Quinn, Rivers; Appalonia Tankersley, Brooks.

BOYS' HOCKEY KELLER DIVISION: Justin Gates, Steve Bergin, John Simpson, Steve Whitney and Joe Whitney, Lawrence; Matt Gedman, Kevin McNamara, Mark Dube, Matt McCollem and Jason Silvia, Belmont Hill; John Muse, Chris Steele, and Josh Franklin, Nobles; Chris Venti, BB&N; Maxime St. Pierre and Brian Day, Governor's Academy; Connor Toomey and Tucker Donahoe, St. Sebastian's; Peter Child, Yuri Bouharevich, and Jason Bourgea, St. Paul's; Austin Collins, John Hennessey, and Paul Golden, Thayer; Michael Matczak and Brandon Nunn, Milton Academy.

BOYS' HOCKEY EBERHART DIVISION: Sean O'Brien, Chris Fogg and Jeff Ryan, St. George's; Nick Saltarelli, Dan Roberts, Jeremiah Durgis and Kevin Erving, St. Mark's; Matt Walsh and Sean McCarthy, Roxbury Latin; Neil Adams and Christian Ebert, Middlesex; Chris Sullivan and Jeff Sullivan, Rivers; Mike Burbank, Brooks; David Orlowitz, Groton.

GIRLS' HOCKEY: Brittany Murphy, Perri Maduri and Geena Prough, Lawrence; Casey Pickett, St. Mark's; Nora Bergman, Mariella Collins and Jess Martino, BB&N; Carley Berry, Governor's; Ashleigh Crovi, Groton; Anna Garbier, Heather Landry, Kerrin Sperry, Middlesex; Jackie Young, Milton; Broghan Cully, Corey Stearns, Kylie Stephens and Maggie Suprey, Nobles; Jillian Dempsey, Allie Page, and Catie Walsh, Rivers; Sarah Dick, St. George's; Kate Brock and Kate Trevisanutto, St. Paul's.

BOYS' SKIING: Alex Englert, Sam Barnard and Drew Quinn, Belmont Hill; Brady Caspar and Mike Saltzman, Milton Academy; Zach Williams, Buck McKenna and Sam Palmisano, Middlesex.

GIRLS' SKIING: Meghan Weiler, Tory Cameron and Emily Barr, Nobles; Maddy Hobbs, Milton Academy; Becca Hayes, Emily Hayes and Molly Barstow, Rivers; Jess Levine, Middlesex.

BOYS' SQUASH: Amory Bennet and Andy Bernard, Milton; Ben Clayman and Sam Clayman, Groton; Antonio Diaz-Gonzalez Salas and Peter Shum, St. George's; Ryan Dowd, Belmont Hill; Will Gruner and Will Morris, St. Paul's; Harry Smith, Middlesex.

GIRLS' SQUASH: Sam Buechner, St. George's; Cece Cortes, Alli Rubin and Sarah Loucks, Milton Academy; Rhetta Nadas and Elena Naird, Nobles; Morgan Smith and Sommer Carroll, Groton; Courtney Boble, St. Paul's.

EIL

WRESTLING: Jon Paul and Peter Wilmot, Beaver CD; Dan Benson, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall; David Hook and Walter Lehner, Concord; Will Rauseo, Landmark; Brian Calandra, Jason Donovan and Sam Wheatley, Lexington Christian.

BOYS' BASKETBALL: Ephraim Herskovitz and Peter Georgakas, Beaver CD; T.J. Gibson, Chapel Hill-Chauncy Hall; Jared Pimm, Concord; Lucas Lintz and Chris Picardi, Lexington Christian; Nick Mosakowski and Allen Williamson, Pingree.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL: Dayo Oyedele, Beaver CD; Alyssa Balboni, Berwick; Issy Cless, Concord; Aparna Sud, Dana Hall; Becca Oliver, Lexington Christian; Caitlin Doherty and Marissa Cerretani, Pingree; Maddie King, Jess Pelligrini and Emily Wanger, Winsor.

GIRLS' HOCKEY: Meghan Colitti, Stacey Mackinnon and Sarah Ramonno, Berwick; Maeve Connelly and Jenn O'Brien, Newton CD; Maura McDonald, Barbara Santos and Kaitlin Spurling, Pingree; Caroline Burke, Winsor.

VOLLEYBALL: Kate Anderson, Hillary Adams and Ellen Dahlberg, Bancroft; Kristian Shaw, Concord; Jane Eberts and Carolyn Chen, Dana Hall; Daria Badini, Newton CD; Bridgit McGinn, Pingree.

NEPSAC

GIRL'S BASKETBALL CLASS A/B EAST: Logan Caligaris, BB&N; Aparna Sud, Dana Hall; Katherine Goodwin, Governor's; Katelynn Clement and Danny Rainer, Groton; Erin Fleming, Lawrence; Kyla Cook, Middlesex; Kristen McWhirter and Jackier Murray, New Hampton; Tana Bertino and Ana Rodriguez-Villa, Nobles; Caitlin Doherty and Sam Taylor, Pingree; Kaitlin Fitfield, Proctor; Anna Littman-Quinn, Rivers; Ashley Dockery and Heather Mitchell, St. George's; Courtney Flynn and Rachael Ogundiran, St. Mark's; Jerin Smith, Worcester.

GIRL'S BASKETBALL CLASS C/D EAST: Dayo Clyedele, Beaver CDS; Alyssa Balboni, Berwick; Kelsey Harger, Brewster; Kamilah Washington and Kyla Wesley, CHCH; Frances Dumon, CSW; Katie Murray, Falmouth; Nancy Epstein and Elana Kreiger-Benson, Gann; Aiste Pranciliauskaite and Taylor Sawtzki, Holderness; Ivory Aiken and Michelle Chambers, Hyde, CT; Marion Githegi and Cindy Roseen, KUA; Rebecca Oliver, LCA; Julie Sabra, PCD; Marissa Piccoli, St. Andrew's; Valerie Avebe, Tilton; Aly Lieberman, Wheeler.

GIRL'S BASKETBALL CLASS C/D WEST: Charlene Riddick and Laura Stokes, Chase; Rika Laser, Darrow; Caroline Kieltyka, Ethel Walker; Jasmine Williams, Greens Farms; Sarah Lane, Gunnery; Mady Gobrecht and Corinda Lubin Katz, Hamden Hall; Julie Sauro, Harvey; Julia Bonnell and Brianna Brown, KLHT; Jaclyn Baket, MacDuffie; Olivia Audia, Millbrook; Laura Cedrone, Oakwood Friends; Rachel Brittenham and Victoria Perez, St. Luke's; Ramses Lonlack, Stoneleigh Burnham; Marissa Peck, Williams; Alyssa Dykman and Nicola Matero, Wooster.

GIRLS' HOCKEY, DIVISION 1: Hillary Knight, Choate; Liza Ryabkina, Berkshire; Kelly Foley, Tabor; Lauren Ragen and Raylen Dziengelewski, Loomis; Jenna Hobeika, Hotchkiss; Jackee Snikeris, Taft.

GIRLS' HOCKEY, DIVISION 2: Bray Ketchum and Audie Carter-Tracy, Greenwich; Carla Little, Proctor; Steph Roy, Hebron; Nikki Haskins, Southfield; Lynn Sarianne, Kingswood-Oxford; Jess Confrancesco, Gunnery.

HOW THE TEAM WAS SELECTED

The All-Scholastic boys and girls Prep school team was selected by a committee of coaches for each sport. Each player represents the MVP of his or her league. Some photos supplied by schools. Text by Brendan Hall.