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    Boston Globe All-Scholastics for spring 2026 season

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    Chosen by a panel of Globe reporters and editors — with the exception of the prep choices — the 258 All-Scholastics, 27 athletes of the year, and 41 coaches of the year are selected using a combination of statistics, awards, notes, recommendations, and observation. Student-athletes from schools in Eastern Massachusetts leagues are eligible.

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    Boston Globe All-Scholastics: spring 2026 season

    Baseball | Softball | Boys’ lacrosse | Girls’ lacrosse | Boys’ track | Girls’ track | Boys’ tennis | Girls’ tennis | Boys’ volleyball | Golf | Boys’ rugby | Girls’ rugby

    See the 2025-26 Globe Foundation/Phelps Scholar-Athletes here.


    Boston Globe athletes of the year for spring 2026

    The 27 athletes of the year hail from 21 schools, led by three Cohasset selections. BC High, Newton South, Taunton, Walpole, and Westford each had two.

    Athletes of the year: baseball

    Brody Bumila, Bishop Feehan; Brody Beale, BC High; Luca DiGiulio, Walpole; Cormac Heney, Hamilton-Wenham; EJ Wanke, Middleborough

    See all the baseball All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: softball

    Lila Alvarez, Joseph Case; Aniyah Bailey, Taunton; Bella Bourque, Taunton; Lola Ronayne, Attleboro; McCoy Walsh, King Philip

    See all the softball All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: boys’ lacrosse

    TJ Emsing, BC High; Cole Hogencamp, Mansfield; Travis Smith, Falmouth; Gus Greene, Cohasset

    See all the boys’ lacrosse All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: girls’ lacrosse

    Sarah Fortier, Concord-Carlisle; Emily Hagan, Walpole; Molly Campbell, Cohasset; Quinn Anderson, Sandwich

    See all the girls’ lacrosse All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: boys’ track

    Field: Nicholas Askjaer, Cohasset

    Track: Ryan Pulpi, Reading

    See all the boys’ track All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: girls’ track

    Field: Ainsley Cuthbertson, Lexington

    Track: Abby Hennessy, Westford

    See all the girls’ track All-Scholastics here.

    Athlete of the year: boys’ tennis

    Johnny Wastcoat, Newton North

    See all the boys’ tennis All-Scholastics here.

    Athlete of the year: girls’ tennis

    Olivia Whitaker, Newton South

    See all the girls’ tennis All-Scholastics here.

    Athletes of the year: boys’ volleyball

    Alec Smagula, Brookline; Finn Bell, Wayland

    See all the boys’ volleyball All-Scholastics here.

    Athlete of the Year: girls’ golf

    Maddie Smith, Westford

    See all the girls’ golf All-Scholastics here.


    In his 21st season at his alma mater, Hal Carey led Catholic Memorial to its first Division 1 baseball championship in 53 years. Danielle Parhizkaran/Globe Staff

    Boston Globe coaches of the year for spring 2026

    The 41 coaches of the year come from 33 schools, with no school represented more than twice. Apponequet (Jim Cabucio and Nate Farrington), Georgetown (Phil Desilets and Anne Grant), King Philip (Jeff Plympton Jr. and Kate Fallon-Comeau), Seekonk (Ben Gibbons and Kim Pellerin), Walpole (Mike Tosone and Corey Coogan), and Weston (John Monz and George Conlin) had two selections.

    Coaches of the year: baseball

    D1: Hal Carey, Catholic Memorial; D2: Jeff Plympton Jr., King Philip; D3: Jim Cabucio, Apponequet; D4: Reggie Maidment, Hamilton-Wenham; D5: Phil Desilets, Georgetown

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: softball

    D1: Michelle Raposo, Taunton; D2: Kate Fallon-Comeau, King Philip; D3: Nathan Farrington, Apponequet; D4: Kim Pellerin, Seekonk; D5: Anne Grant, Georgetown

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: boys’ lacrosse

    Marcus Craigwell, BC High; Tim Frias, Mansfield; Paul Ganley, Dracut; Sam Aloisi, Nantucket

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: girls’ lacrosse

    Erin Cash, Concord-Carlisle; Mike Tosone, Walpole; Jessica Gambale, St. Mary’s; Kelsy Beaton, Sandwich

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: boys’ track

    D1: William Foley, Xaverian; D2: Steve Nugent, North Andover; D3: Corey Coogan, Walpole; D4: Mike McCormick, Newburyport; D5: John Monz, Weston; D6: Mike Caseley, Abington

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: girls’ track

    D1: Chris Van Cott, Needham; D2: Scott Arsenault, Billerica; D3: Anna Amico, Canton; D4: Matt Smith, Foxborough; D5: Sotirios Pintzopoulos, North Reading; D6: Ben Gibbons, Seekonk

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: boys’ tennis

    Phil Goldberg, Newton North; Matt Freeman, Sharon; George Conlin, Weston; Stacy Smith, Mystic Valley

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: girls’ tennis

    D1: Noura Guermazi, Newton South; D2: Joanne Healey, Notre Dame (Hingham); D3: Bill Rigali, Martha’s Vineyard; D4: Barrett Alston, Manchester Essex

    Read about each selection.

    Coaches of the year: boys’ volleyball

    D1: Dave Powell, Needham; D2: Phil George, Wayland

    Read about each selection.

    Bill Phaneuf, Hopkinton

    Read about this selection.


    Brendan Kurie can be reached at brendan.kurie@globe.com. Follow him on X @BrendanKurie.

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