Boys' hockey

Catholic Memorial celebrates its Super 8 victory on the Garden ice. (Barry Chin / Globe Staff) Catholic Memorial celebrates its Super 8 victory on the Garden ice.

The Super Team

senior / defenseman

Greg Crovo, Malden Catholic

The rock at the heart of the Malden Catholic defense, Crovo is making his second appearance on the All-Scholastic team. Crovo chipped in a goal and 12 assists this season, and earned Catholic Conference MVP honors.
senior / defenseman

Brian Hanafin, Burlington

Registering 12 goals, a high total for a defenseman, and adding 12 assists, Hanafin earned Middlesex League All-Star honors and led his team to the Super 8 final. Hanafin registered more than half of his career points this winter.
junior / forward

Derek Colucci, Catholic Memorial

Colucci led the Super 8 champs in points with 25 before breaking his jaw in the opening game of the postseason. He had surgery four days before the final but played in it, scoring a goal and adding an assist against Burlington.
junior / forward

Mike Seward, Winchester

The Middlesex League’s most dangerous scorer also won league MVP honors. Despite missing seven games because of injury, Seward notched 21 goals and 16 assists during the regular season, and added five goals and an assist in Super 8 play.
senior / defenseman

Garrett Noonan, Catholic Memorial

Noonan, who tied fellow All-Scholastic Derek Colucci for the team lead with 25 points, was named Co-MVP of the Catholic Conference. Noonan was one of the most physical players in the state. He plans to continue his career in juniors or prep school.
senior / goalie

Jeff Wyer, Reading

Coming off a Super 8 title as a junior, Wyer had another outstanding season as a senior, finishing with a .932 save percentage and a 1.50 goals against. Wyer plans to play junior hockey until enrolling at the University of New Hampshire in 2011.

Coaches of the Year

division 1A

Bob Conceison, Burlington

The Devils made it to the Super 8 final before Catholic Memorial ended their playoff run. Burlington went 17-2-1 in the regular season and won the Middlesex League title. Conceison is 270-149-48 in 22 years behind the bench.
division 1

Mark Jones, Bridgewater-Raynham

Jones led the Trojans to their fourth Old Colony League title under his tutelage and their sixth tournament appearance in the past seven years, an impressive feat for a team that had never made a tournament in 25 years prior to Jones’s arrival.
division 2

Paul Yameen, Newburyport

Yameen led the Clippers to their first state title and an 18-4-4 season. The Salem State graduate has a 74-49-12 record in his six seasons at the helm in Newburyport. The Clippers beat several of the state’s top Division 2 squads, including top seed Winthrop.
division 3

Chuck Baker, Shawsheen

Baker led an emotional and talented squad to its first North Sectional title. In his 10th season coaching, third as the head man, the Rams went 18-6-3 and fell just short of a Division 3 state title, losing, 3-2, to Shrewsbury at TD Banknorth Garden.

All-Scholastics

senior / goalie

Robby Campbell, Braintree

Posting a 16-6-1 record with four shutouts and a 1.90 GAA, Cambell dominated in Division 1 and was named the Bay State Conference’s Goalie of the Year. The Wamps lost in the South final but Campbell’s postseason included two shutouts.
senior / forward

Michael DeRosa, Shawsheen

After winning the Commmonwealth Conference’s MVP award, the 6- foot-2-inch, 220-pound DeRosa led his team to an EMass championship. The team captain finished the year with 19 goals and 19 assists, and his career with 101 points.
senior / goalie

Nate Eagan, Hingham

With four shutouts and a 1.52 goalsagainst average, Eagan led the Harbormen (16-4-5) to the Super 8. Though his team did not advance to the semifinals, Eagan made 20 stops in each of three tournament games, including a 3-1 win over Winchester.
junior / defenseman

Michael Holland, Central Catholic

Holland was a defensive leader on a team that had an unbeaten regular season en route to a Super 8 berth. The Merrimack Valley All-Conference performer had eight goals and 10 assists for the Raiders, who finished 16-2-7.
junior / forward

Sam Kane, Needham

A scoring threat on Needham’s top line all season, Kane posted 17 goals and 24 assists as the Rockets went 19-5-1 and earned the No. 2 seed in the Super 8 tournament. Kane was named a Bay State Conference All- Star.
junior / goalie

Cameron Kelley, Arlington Catholic

Posting a 1.84 GAA and three shutouts, Kelley earned Goalie of the Year and MVP honors in the Catholic Central League as AC won the Division 1 North title. He is captain of the Cougars’ tennis team in the spring and plays summer baseball.
junior / goalie

Mike Messuri, Winchester

The Sachems rode their hot goaltender all the way to the Super 8 semifinals. Messuri led the Middlesex League with a 1.21 goals-against average and earned a 1.60 GAA in Super 8 play. Messuri also plays golf and lacrosse.
senior / forward

Bryan Rooney, Canton

With 25 goals and 25 assists this winter, the Hockomock League MVP finished with more than 100 points in his high school career. Rooney, who led his team to the Division 2 state final, will play junior hockey or attend prep school this year.
senior / forward

Ryan Sifferlen, North Andover

A three-time Cape Ann League All- Star, Sifferlen also was named league MVP this winter. The 6-foot-1-inch center, who also plays soccer and baseball, tallied 27 goals and 24 assists. He finished his career with 93 goals and 173 points.
senior, defenseman

Andrew White, Xaverian

The captain notched 18 points this season, including six goals, to make the Catholic Conference All-Star team for the third consecutive year and the All-Scholastic team for a second time. More hockey, and premed studies, are in his future.

All-Stars

    Atlantic Coast:Garrett Ream, Dennis Yarmouth; Shawn Price, Cody Carlson, Phil Walker, Steve Laliberte, and Greg Kerr, Falmouth; Mike Sweeney, Pat Lema, and Jay Matthews, Marshfield; Dean Niezgoda and Troy Niezgoda, Nauset; Tom MacInnes, Plymouth North; Matt Ellsworth and Kevin Salvucci, Plymouth South; Casey Helms, Craig Brubaker, Connor Hayes, Connor LaRocco, Sean Gallagher, and Pat Farrington, Sandwich.
  • Bay State Carey: Shawn Kenney, Tyler Byrne, and Robby Campbell, Braintree; Chris Joyce, Mike Cox, Same Kane, and Sam Gifford, Needham; Tyler Piacentini, Weymouth.
  • Bay State Hegret: Jack Brown, Kevin Joyce, Milton; Chris O’Brien, Cory Sennot and Mike Verrochi, Norwood; Mike Rockwell, Walpole; Bryan Doherty, and Reld Kapinos.
  • Big Three: Andrew Medeiros, Andy Soares, Josh Rubello, Ryan Medeiros, and Alex Pelicas, New Bedford; Danny Seropian, Matt Sliney, and Adam McCarthy, Brockton; Randy Pinard, Adam Silva, and Chad Amaral, Durfee.
  • Boston City: Brendon Kerrigan and Mike Newhall, Boston Latin; Anthony Caruso, Cameron Harrington and Christian Mayo, East Boston; Anthony Bruno and Matt De- Losh, Snowden; James Baker and Sean O’Dwyer, South Boston; Joe Haugh and Jesse Stanley, West Roxbury.
  • Cape Ann: Kevin Holmes and Colin Cusak, Newburyport; John Lee, Lynnfield; Andrew Roach and Keaton Cashin, Masconomet; Ryan Sifferlin, North Andover; Matt Calos, North Reading; Dan Cushing and Zach Rosa, Wilmington; Matt Irwin, Amesbury.
  • Catholic Central Division 1: John Humphrey, Cameron Kelly, Brian Ouelle, Michael Settipani, Brian Walsh, Arlington Catholic; Cameron Fitzpatrick, Robbie Pappagianopoulos, Aaron Titcomb, and Bryan Wright, Austin Prep; Kyle Harring, Shane Toomey, and Bryan Sullivan, Matignon; Greg Berube, C.J. Holman, and Curtis Nikitas; John Baldwin, and Andrew Bates, St. Mary’s.
  • Catholic Central Division 2: Jake Bartolomeo, Adam Cley, Dale Crispin, Craig, Forrest, James Gattuso, Mark Sparaco, and Louis Williams, Bishop Fenwick; Tim Foley, Bob Greenwood, Mike Marchionda, Kevin McAdam, and Sean Moccia, Trinity Catholic; Mike Catanzariti, Paul Ober, Ryan Seller, Marian; Chris Finn, Mike Roulfing, Sean Simas, St. Clements; Dan Curran, and Shane Guarino, Lowell Catholic.
  • Catholic Conference: Garrett Noonan, Dan Cornell, Billy Carey, Derek Colucci, TJ O’Brien, Shane Walsh, Shane Dorsey, and Tommy Knox, Catholic Memorial; Sammy Marotta and Brian Talbot, BC High; Craig Carbonneau, John Carbonneau, JP Buckley, Andrew Cerratani, Mike Vecchione, Greg Crovo, and Mark Adams, Malden Catholic; Colin Blackwell, Nick Riccio, and David LeTarte, St. John’s Prep; Kyle MacDonald, Andrew White, Chris Kennedy, Billy Scannell, and Nathan Hardiman, Xaverian.
  • Commonwealth: Mark Boyd, Mike Freeman and Derek McAdam, Minuteman; Chris Gordon, Nashoba; Dylan Smith, David Papagni, Zack Allen, Chris Hegarty, and Ryan Jay, Northeast Regional; Nile Halvorson, Sean Golden, Cam Smith, Pat Hofmann, and Nick Fadbri, Rockport; Jesse Rossetti, Cody Wilkins, Matt Grace, Mike DeRosa, Ryan Arensbach, and Brett Fredrickson, Shawsheen.
  • Eastern Athletic: Jonathan Casali and Evan McMorrow, Bishop Feehan; Chris Andre and Nick Aruajo, Bishop Stang; Andy Lalli, Evan Lavingne, Tim Carey, and Dennis Flynn, Coyle-Cassidy; Drew Desrosiers and Mike Knox, Somerset.
  • Greater Boston: Stephen Servideo, Josef Danilchuk and Michael Gendreau, Medford; Dan Concannon and Ralph Faia, Everett; Shawn O’Brien and John Wallace, Somerville.
  • Hockomock: Bryan Rooney, Sean McNeil, Chris Galanis, Kevin Cawley, and Matt Buckley, Canton; Sean MacDonnell, Foxboro; Dan Acton, Joe Fernandes, Mike Iacobucci, Jeff Kaplan, and Brett Lerner, Franklin; Chris Pellichero, King Philip; Brendan Carroll, Mansfield; Mike McTernan, North Attleboro; David Rapp, Billy Podolski, and Brian Lucey, Oliver Ames.
  • Merrimack Valley/Dual County Division 1: George Flanagan, Riki Retelle, and Paul Russell, Andover; Greg Melaugh, and Cam Melo, Billerica; George Macphee, Brendan Mccarron, Mike Holland, and Cam Keller, Central Catholic; Lucas Bretonm, Dan Murphy, and George Tedford; Pat Sullivan, and Tim Haroules, Westford.
  • Merrimack Valley/Dual County Division 2: Justin Evangelista, Boston Latin; Connor Quinn,Garret Moore, Liam Mcinerney, Patrick Heeble, Lincoln/Sudbury; Dan Loughin, and Johnathan Borden, Methuen; Rob Mcvey, Steve Marazzi, Derek Doherty, and Dan Mazzei.
  • Merrimack Valley/Dual County Division 3: Jimmy Collins, Bedford; Rob Snook, Mike Van Siclen, Jon Nessa, Concord/Carlisle; Casey Sweeney, Dracut; Dan Moynihan, and Robbie Daly; Bob Engel, Tynsboro; Joe O’brien, Wayland; Kyle Nickerson, and Joe Dell’arario.
  • Middlesex: Jeff Wyer, Reading; Mike Messuri, Rory Mc- Carthy, Paul Troiano, Mike Seward, and Tim Mitropoulos, Winchester; Brian Hanafin and Paul Conceison, Burlington; Derek Crocker, Wakefield; Alex Holland, Woburn; Chris Powers, Melrose.
  • Old Colony: Pat DeMontigny, Tyler Dias, and Josh Ogden, Attleboro; Cam Larson, Barnstable; Ryan Donovan, Jimmy Weldon, Josh DeAngelis, Kyle O’Connell, Matt Collins, Robbie St. Germain, Bridgewater-Raynham; Jake Chouniard, Garrett Allen, Dylan Santos, Nic DeMello, and Ryan McCarthy, Dartmouth; Tyler Malaguti and Nick Cabral, Taunton.
  • Patriot: Matt Shearer, Hanover; Scott Chamberlain, Middleboro; Brandon Gilmore, Joe Valpondo, and Matt Brundige, North Quincy; Ryan Kulik, Matt Sheehan, Jared Wiedemann, Joe DiPietro, and Shane Joyce, Pembroke; Scott Vallatini, Quincy; Jamie Murray, Scituate; Doug Dromey, Silver Lake; Kyle McCafferty, Whitman Hanson.
  • South Shore: Jonny Wade, Ian LysterAnders Goetz, Brendan Doonan and Conor Queenan, Cohasset; Chris Dion, Dan Rogers, Zach Concannon and Shane Fabroski, Abington-East Bridgewater; Alex Cruz and Cal Ciarcia, Carver-Sacred Heart; Kevin Bryne, Liam Sullivan and Dan Toth, Mashpee-UTC; Josh Adams, Mike Verocchi, Tony Ferzoco, James McAteer, Garrett Duffy and Mike Driscoll, Norwell; John Devlin, Harwich-Chatham; Matt Farrell, Hull.
  • Tri-Valley: Barrett O’Neill, Pat Curtis, Chris Weilandt, Ryan Menard, Matt Morris, and Connor McLaughlin, Ashland; Steve Hole, Dallas Cook, and Nate Goldstein, Bellingham; James Ezbury and Sam Tarnell, Dover-Sherborn; Erik Lindgren and Jim McGrath, Medfield; Ryan Sandberg and Kyle Chambers, Medway; Joe Maher, Fred Tonberg, and Justin Kucher, Westwood.

HOW WE PICKED THE TEAM

The All-Scholastic boys’ hockey team was selected by the school sports staff. Selection is limited to MIAA schools that compete in EMass leagues. Text by Peter Martin. GLOBE STAFF PHOTOS/JOHN IOVEN