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Ridgefield High School has announced the third quarter honor roll.

Ridgefield High School has announced the third quarter honor roll.

Ridgefield High School has announced the third quarter honor roll.

Ridgefield High School has announced the third quarter honor roll.

Ridgefield High announces third quarter honor roll

The following students were named to the third quarter honor roll at Ridgefield High School.

Grade 9 Matthew Addotta, Ava Anderson, Benjamin Anderson, Joseph Archer, Cassidy Arent, Alyson Barczak, Maxfield Barlow, Lillian Barone, Samantha Barone, Kelly Barrett, Sebastian Beaver, Harrison Beckenstein, Cormac Bellotti, Tyler Berman, Juan Pablo Bichara Guzman, Stephanie Bissing, Thomas Bittencourt, Drew Blackman, Emma Bordeaux, Emily Bradburn, Kathryn Brand, Juan Pablo Briones Lopez, Christopher Brown, Ian Brown, Jared Brown, Sophie Browning, Elizabeth Buonocore, Jaimee Burke, Noah Burra, Noel Burra, Nathaniel Carter, Jacob Cascioli, Bella Caterina, Maya Chauhan, Matthew Ciminiello, Ava Cohen, Nathan Cohen;

Also, Emma Costello, Olivia Craig, Brendan Craigen, Ryan Crawford, Molly Crist, Isabella Crowley, Gabriel Da Costa Campos, Ryder Dadasovich, Emma Dawson, Caroline DelGiudice, Kyra Dempster, John Dent, Anna Dinkel, Alexander Doman, Sophia Dotterer, Hadley Drever, Carson Driscoll, James Dunphy, Annabel Earle-Hecht, Liam Edson, Brooke Elliott, Sophia Farenga, Jack Federici, Emma Findlay, Jackson Fiore, Cora Fitzgerald, Deirdre Flanagan, Nubia Fonseca Zamudio, Amanda Gallagher, Elizabeth Garson, Joshua Gaynor, Nathan Gaynor, Gabrielle Genna, Peter Genova, Lia Giusio, Isaac Graber, Timothy Grove, Aditi Gupta, Ivan Gupta;

Also, Myles Gythfeldt, Jeremy Haber, Sarah Hackenburg, Ainsley Haines, Chase Haitsch, William Hanna, George Henry, Paul Hickey, Robert Hinkle, Grace Hooker, Ciara Hourihan, Isabel Howell, Audrey Huff, Henry Idone, Joseph Isaac, Stephanie Iwinski, Michael Jamieson, Annabel Johanson, Meredith Joo, Nandini Kalani, Arthur Kardos, Jordan Katz, Georgia Keller, Justin Keller, Caroline Kelly, Charlotte Kemp, Andie Kiernan, Michelle Kim, Skylar Kleinman, Sara Klosowski, Evan Koerner, Hayden Kokas, Andrey Kosygin, Diana Kovacs, Elizabeth Kuhn, Kai Kuwata, Isabella Lacey, Michael Latauska, James Leonard, Emma Levine, Mia Libonati;

Also, Walker Liebowitz, Joshua Lin, Patrick Llewellyn, Zoe Lockard, Rebecca Lynch, Grace Lynne, John Macko, Natalie Magee, Kirthana Marepalli, Ethan Margulies, Mattia Mariotti, Rhys Markham, Gabriel Martin, Auden Masotta, Liliana Matte, Malina Maxham, Charlotte Mayson, Regan McGrath, Keelan McQuilkin, Kai Meier, Kruz Meier, Sydney Michel, Shane Miller, Jean Moncayo, Zachary Mountain, Madison Mueller, Matthew Neligan, Cybele Niemeyer, Victor Nilsson, Charlotte Norcross, Cecilia O'Malley, Ignas Panavas, Jackson Penn, Maya Pereyra, Katherine Petrillo, Gianna Petroccio, Kavya Podila, Sameer Premji, Avnish Primavera;

Also, Keshavan Primavera, Ashleigh Prisco, Alexander Prokopczyk, Sarah Rizzio, Samantha Rodriguez, Madelyn Rose, Noah Rose, Benjamin Rosenbaum, Milo Rosenzweig, Francesca Rossi, Melody Royaee, Jacob Sakdinan, Lucas Salazar Anaya, Ruby Saloom, William Scheffel, Nora Schoenherr, Evyn Schreiber, Zoe Sciullo, Aiden Scully, Briony Sekelsky, Brooklyn Showah, Samantha Silvestri, Ryan Slaminko, Kayleen Smith, Zachary Smuckler, Kyle Sonders, Susanna Stoddart, Julia Stopper, Ines Taleb, Kimberly Talisse, Kathleen Tebbe;

Also, Caroline Thaxton, Callie Thompson, Declan Tobin, Danielle Tomasetti, Grace Tomasetti, Ruby Touchard, Emma Trinh, Eva Trotter, Madeline Trotter, Isabella Tuccio, Natalie Utomo, Matthew Uy, Corrie Vakil, Jacob Voellmicke, Heather Wallace, Ethan Walls, Charlotte Ward, Maxime Weng, Cheyla Williams, Ryan Williams, Nicole Winkeleer, Sophia Wohl, Carol Wu, Kayla Yi, Tiffany Yin, James Young, Claire Zhang, Julia Zvon.

Grade 10 Megan Adakonis, Joseph Addotta, James Ahern, Alena Alexander, Kavya Anand, Alexia Anglade, Melissa Ascher, Jackson Badeer, Joshua Barnett, Marguerite Bellotti, Evan Bellusci, Alexander Blaha, Nathan Blaha, Riley Blake, Adeline Blandford, Griffin Blood, Alyssa Boxer, Abigail Breitenbach, Hadley Brooker, Lauren Brooks, Emily Brown, Carl Browning, Daniel Bucciero, Matthew Bucciero, Nathan Burra, Kevin Busby, Maxwell Butler, Arianna Calle, Lindsay Carroll, Julia Carrozza, Lola Casano, Andrew Castelluccio, Hersha Chauhan, Tiffany Chen, Molly Christel, Carli Ciavarelli, Mia Ciavarelli, Julia Clavi, Miranda Clements, Meredith Clifford;

Also, Christopher Colletto, Evan Collins, Ryan Colsey, Morgan Cone, Justine Corsilia, Finn Cronin, Alyza Crook, Christopher D'Orso, Sofia Daigle, Morgan Dalton, Lily Daubenspeck, Hailey DeWalt, Carter Deane, Sophie Desmarais, Olivia Dillon, Ryan Donovan, Katherine Dowd, Jonathon Dowding, Alexandra Eagle, Alexander Emery, Adelaine Fincham, Emily Fox, Brooke Fuller, Taryn Furey, Grace Galasso, Curran Garganigo, Sofia Garrett, Nina Gatje, Emma Gibson, Cailin Goetz, Ayla Goldstein, Madeleine Gonley, Aditya Gorakhiya, Violeta Gracia Pardos, Sara Hansen, William Harford, Melissa Harris, Annie Haughney, Ollie Heimbauer, Tessa Hilford, Coleman Hoffner, Elizabeth Holloway, James Hooker, Caroline Imbrogno, Tyler Ingram, Benjamin Jolly;

Also, Emma Joyce, Chloe Jureller, Moera Kamimura, Ingrid Karlson, Sydney Katz, Karilyn Keaveny, Lauren Kim, Matthew Knachel, Alexandra Koelzer, Reed Koh, Allison Kramer, Aerin Krys, Ariel Langberg, Evie Langston, Christopher Lauretani, Jessica Lavorgna, Abigail Lepanto, Henry Levitt, Camryn Liem, Robert Liesegang, Jared Lugones, Molly Lyons, Ellen Maerean, William Magee, Alexander Mandelker, Brooke Manganiello, Alison Manolakakis, Jaquelyn Mantione, Jacob Margolin, Sean Maue, Kyle McCormick, Ethan McGerald, John McGoey, Jack McGuire, Carter Mendez, Benjamin Mickool, Luke Mignano, Quinton Miller, Presley Milton, Ella Miner, Ritvika Misra, Jordan Anna Mooney, Stella Morelli, Molly Moriarty, Siovhan Moroney, Eliza Morris;

Also, Caroline Mueller, Zachary Muldoon, Kendra Mulhern, Ian Murdock, Eloise Murphy, Alyssa Napoli, Priya Natarajan, Alexander Ni, Eva Niemeyer, Emma Nilsson, Sean O'Hara, Colin O'Keefe, Allison Ouellette, Jillian Pastore, Kaylie Perhamus, Emma Phair, Caroline Pickett, Claire Poremba, Sabrina Porter, Melissa Pratt, Allison Price, Jackson Ragland, Sarah Rapaglia, Kyle Rapp, Katherine Rector, Isabel Redrup, Riley Riebling, Sophia Riina, Scott Robert, Evia Rodriguez, Natalia Roseff, Aaron Rubinfeld, Rachel Rudnicki, Leo Santisi, Alexa Sasse, Naomi Schluetter, Sophia Scholl, Alexandra Schuster, Abby Segalman, Natalie Sganga, Sara Shepherd;

Also, Solhwi Shim, Lindsay Sierakowski, Michael Stamatis, Ava Steneken, Aidan Stern, Mitchell Tatge, Madeline Thomas, Finn Tidbury, Lauren Toia, Alexis Urbanz, Caroline Vilinskis, Katherine Ward, Nicholas Warner, Madeline Weir, Daniel Weiss, Mary Whelan, Haydn Wilfinger, Claire Wilkinson, Sophie Williams, Kevin Yang, Emma Young, Harley Zins, Andrei Zubek, Adin Zusel, Ellis Zusel, Josiah deGrasse.

Grade 11 Malik Adebimpe, Nicholas Agliardo, Saira Ahuja, Beatrice Altopp, Kaitlyn Arbucci, William Baker, Cynthia Ball, Luke Barrientos, Alyson Bell, Guillermo Bichara Guzman, Jack Bohrer, Annika Bonwetsch, Alexander Bornstein, Luke Boylan, Ainsley Brady, Santiago Briones Lopez, Steven Brodsky, Jack Brown, Connor Bruce, Alison Caiola, Evelyn Carr, Ellie Carter, Kelly Chittenden, Kenneth Choi, Olivia Clausen, Caroline Clifford, Harrison Cluney, Aaron Cohen, Tristen Connelly, Audrey Conte, Gianni Coraci, Christopher Cordano, Jacob Corsilia, Alexandra Costigan, Shea Coughlin, Sean Courtney, Connor Craigen, Ryan Crist, Ava Critchell;

Also, Maxwell Crowley, Cameron Cummins, Maeve Cunningham, Brett DAlexander, Luke DAntonio, Alexander Dankowski, Lukas Dapkus, Makena Davi, Ava De Palo, Charles DeMatteo, Alyssa DeStefano, Olivia DeStefano, Timothy Dent, Brendan DiMiceli, Vanessa Diana, Miguel Dias Pinto, Alexandra Dillulio, Leah Dodd, Andrew Dong, Kate Dougherty, Megan Dunphy, Selin Durmus, Matthew Eiben, Natalie Esikumo, Chad Eskenazi, Hunter Eskenazi, Alexander Failla, Lily Faillaci, Olivia Federici, Andrew Filippelli, Aidan Flaherty, Michela Flood, Kathleen Flynn, Tara Ford, Emily Fox, Shane Gagliardi, Bridget Galloway, Katherine Garson, Deana Garst;

Also, Shelagh Garst, Owen Gaydos, Rylie Giles, Sydney Giordano, Ludwin Godoy, Katherine Gray, Gianna Greco, Jonathan Green, Julia Grey, Claire Griffin, Grady Griffin, Isabel Griffith, Gabriel Guter, Emory Haines, Julia Herlihy, Kiralyse Hermann, Logan Higginson, Luke Hisiger, Tristan Ho, Ainsley Hoemann, Matthew Hogan, Zhiyan Huang, Jack Hudson, Liam Huff, Connor Hunt, Edward Hunter, Phoebe Inall, Wyatt Jacobson, Erik Janzon, Jonathan Jelkovac, Matthew Johnston, Ella Kagan, Michaela Kane, Lakshmi Kanumuri, Evan Kaye, Lucas Kaye, Maxwell Kaye, Brian Keaveny, Kloe Keidel, Liam Keppler, Charles King, Alyson Kirsch, Harrison Konopka, Michael Kovacs, Nina Kropas, Lucinda Kubrin, Logan Lachemann, Christopher Lanzarone;

Also, Katrina Lebl, Justin Leonard, Julia Levine, Matthew Levy, Isabelle Lubguban, Danlin Luo, Isabella Lussi, Kara Macdonald, Matthew Martinez, Grace Matthews, Natalia Maxham, Kaelyn McEvoy, Rory McGrath, Samantha McLemore, Norah McNeece, Ariana Mirfakhraie, Sarah Moussavi, Lashawnna Mullins, Tyler Munson, Maiki Muursepp, Shreyas Nandan, Jamie Narciso, Luke Nelson, Emmett O'Malley, Spencer Ogden, Jamie Pan, Sophie Parks, Leif Perkins, Anne Pfohl, Tyler Pougnet, Ella Prial, Jeffrey Pupazzoni, Sydney Reardon, Natasha Riek, Antonella Risi, Alix Rosenbaum, Mills Rosenblatt, Caroline Schechter, Casey Schmer, Astrid Schoenly;

Also, Carter Schroppe, Alexa Serby, Hannah Seward, Mason Sibley, Avery Simoneau, Devansi Sinha, Anna Skare, Tarah Sleight, Serena Stein, William Stewart, Megan Sullivan, Miriam Sullivan, Abigail Sutcliffe, Harriette Thomas, Elena Tittel, Rachel Tomasetti, Sarah Tonra, Jackson Trotter, Xander Van Den Nieuwenhuizen, Anna Vasconcelos, Isabel Voellmicke, Dmitri Volkov, Daniella Vucci, Kristen Wagnblas, Alexandra Westrick, Frederick Whipple, Kelsi Wilkenloh, Brendan Williams, Tess Williams, Madeleine Wilson, Matthew Wong, Andrew Yu, Alexis Zacharakos, Stephanie Zacharakos, Emily Zagorec, Kate Zangre, Matthew Zhang, Michael Zvon, Lisa van Gompel.

Grade 12 Julissa Acevedo, Luela Alexander, Laura Anandappa, Robert Arent, Emma Armstrong, Kellan Barrett, Lucy Basile, Savannah Bell, Todd Benson, Lindsay Bertolino, Adam Biernat, Dylan Black, Dominic Bonfiglio, Ritwik Bose, Philip Bouchev, Hannah Boylan, Alice Bradburn, Ellie Brady, Keenan Briggs, John Briody, Hanna Brody, Matthew Brooks, Warren Brooks, Hailey Brown, Ian Brown, David Bryce, Grace Bucci, Jillian Buczek, Pablo Carmona, Emily Carr-Lonoff, Juliette Castagna, Stephen Chen, Emily Christel, Jillian Collins, Alana Condron, Kate Connors, Annie Cozens, Mackenzie Dalton, Edward Daubenspeck, Ramiro Davila Salgado, Jianni De La Cruz, Dylan Desmarais, Nicholas Dillon, Allison Donnelly, Carolyn Donovan;

Also, Dennis Dowding, Madeline Edgerly, Emily Eichner, James Englert, Zella Ertl, William Everdell, Jillian Feurman, Michaela Fitzgerald, Gina Formisano, Audrey Forster, Alyssa Gagnon, Kate Gallagher, Ella Gay, Molly Gels, Isabella Giordano, Grace Goldberg, Hana Goldstein, Riley Gousse, Sabrina Grizzaffi, Joshua Grossman, Amy Grove, Tyler Hadar, Alexander Hanna, Bailey Harriott, Jessica Hay, Lexi Held, Zoe Higginson, Colin Hogan, Luke Holian, William Hooker, James Hourihan, Luke Hruska, Christopher Hulbert, Alexandra Imbrogno, Catherine Irving, Ella Isley, Shane Jaeger, Elizabeth Jasminski, Laura Jeniski, Aelish Johnstone, Simon Jupp;

Also, Melanie Kardos, Graciela Kennally-Presslaff, Cassidy Kepcher, Emma Kiernan, Jeannette Kim, Makena Klinkowize, Emma Klotz, Christopher Knachel, Aakanksha Koppisetti, Ana Kowalczyk, Katherine Landler, Emma Langis, Katherine Langis, Daniel Laudati, Matthew Lefebvre, Juliana Lepanto, Joyce Li, Julia Lin, Ella Liu, Madison Londona, Katherine Lynch, Emma Lyons, Maxwell Maceluch, Caroline Malley, Alexandra Man, Nicholas Mantione, John Mathes, Arnav Mathur, Cameron McClellan, Caroline McGeary, Falyn McGoey, Kiley McNamara, Questin McQuilkin, Finn Meachem, Makana Meier, Lily Meyler, Kaitlyn Mitchell, Margaret Moran;

Also, Siobhan Morris, Aurora Mu, Charles Mueller, Ajay Natarajan, Stephen Nazworth, Kory Nossan, Jacquelyn Palmiotto, Margaret Pell, Jonah Pereyra, Danielle Piazza, Reva Podila, Timothy Porter, Brooke Pougnet, Ryan Pratt, Isabelle Pugh, Holden Quane, Benjamin Ragland, Leo Rector, Raquel Robinson, Hailey Robson, Alec Rodriguez, Ben Sakdinan, Sarah Scheck, Olivia Seal, Emily Sganga, Timothy Sganga, William Sibley;

Also, Chiara Signorelli, Sophie Simonsen, Caitlin Slaminko, Joshua Smith, Sophia Smith, Brian Song, Christian Spallone, Alessia Standish, William Stave, Miles Stoddart, Samuel Sulzinsky, Ryan Taylor, Lauren Thompson, Lauren Tsai, Leena Vieltojarvi, Grat Walker, Jenna Walls, Michael Wang, Ryan Warner, Aubrey White, Abigail Winkler, Stephanie Yee, Valerie Zhang.

Grade 9 Justin Adakonis, Jonathan Barkan, Michael Bianco, Foster Blandford, Charlotte Bowler, Kristy-Anne Breslin, Evelyn Briody, Hayden Brown, Luke Cummins, Kevin Cunningham, Quinn Davis, Katelyn DeRaffele, Miles Deane, Liam Delaney, Leila Devoe, Connor Dougherty, Dina Efkarpidis, Sara Fernandes, Phoebe Fogerty-Bell, Andrew Forster, Daniel Fremed, Eli Goodwin, Zachary Gousse, Christopher Hill, Anders Hoemann, Daniel Jensen, Gavin Johnston, Kathleen Kennedy, Dylan Kratz, Charles Krsulich, Katherine Lasberg, Alexander Lenz;

Also, Kailyn Leon, Sophia Lescinskas, Valeriya Lunyakova, Maxine Lynch, Charles Macaluso, Jaden Mahoney, Avery Marcus, Elizabeth Margewicz, Charles Marino, Abigail McCormick, Emma Minardi, Jack Montanaro, Kenneth Muller, John Myers, Abigail Nelson, Matthew Nightingale, Itai Nizan, Devon Noonan, Ryan O'Connor, Jamie O'Sullivan, Lianie Ochoa, Arianna Odette, Matthew Olkoski, Steven Parrett, Kristina Petzold, Sophia Pomposello, Harrison Pratt, Blake Queiroz, Henry Regnery, Savannah Reyes, Ava Rodgers, Leah Rosen;

Also, Zachary Rosenblatt, Pablo Rubio Lucia, Alexander Sabella, Liam Shea, Alexandra Sica, Julia Signorelli, Axel Simonsen, Nicholas Svendsen, Frank Tammaro, Phillippa Thomas, Samantha Thomas, Paige Toran, Ian Uecker, Guhan Vel, Joseph Wagnblas, Declan Ward, Kaya Weiskopf, Alexandra Whalen, Lucas Williams, Max Wolfenden, Maddox Yu, Zoey Zappala.

Grade 10 Bradford Alexander, Evan Bender, Marley Bender, Julia Bergmann, Aidan Bogursky, Miranda Bonitatebus, Ella Brown, Michael Butala, Emiliano Caballero Maldonado, Alexandra Cacciapaglia, Elizabeth Cacciapaglia, Benjamin Carr-Lonoff, Aiden Chang, Christian Chang, Jacqueline Chelednik, Emma Coakley, Stephen Colletto, Anya DeLucia, Isabella DeSantis, Alex Deluca, Alexis Dunn, Bianca Ennis, Amelia Fennessey, Sean Gabello, Samantha Gagnon, Logan Gels, Christian Georgs, Grady Gernert, Liam Gerosa;

Also, Christopher Hamilton, Miranda Harmer, Justin Heinsohn, Angus Inall, Timothy Isidro, Kayla Johansen, Jon-Paul Karpf, Eliana Kennally-Presslaff, Benjamin Klotz, Terry Li, David Llanos, Matthew Long, Alexander Lossenko, Henry Luft, Carson Lust, Matthew Marczak, Nicholas Masi, Caroline McGrath, Joseph Misurelli, Angel Mora, Morgan Murphy, Michael Narciso, James Nightingale, Kai O'Malley, Summer Pascua, Nicolas Pelaez;

Also, Eric Pereira, Alexandra Pnev, Phoebe Poremba, Sarah Pratt, Ava Quane, Anna Rapaglia, Philip Reiner, Olivia Resnick, William Richards, James Riina, Amanda Roberts, Ava Rodgers, Sydney Rosen, Marina Scavone, Jack Schaefer, Cara Sheafe, Benjamin Shlapak, Kyle Showstead, Addison Siburn, Justin Silliman, Angelina Stofka, Kaden Thompson, Nicholas Verbitsky, Henri Vieltojarvi, Benjamin Ward.

Grade 11 Audrey Albis, Jake Amara, Grayson Artzt, Sophie Atkins, Stephanie Bishop, Liam Bohrer, Andrew Breitenbach, Kian Broderick, Mitchell Brown, Noah Butler, Siena Candullo, Liam Carcich, Spencer Carlson, Jackson Carter, Miguel Chavez Martinez, Evan Coles, Christina Colin, Kirsten Contreras, Emma Courtney, Eliza Dai, Chaz DellaCorte, Allegra Devoe, Finn Dinkel, Gavin Egerton, Steven Eiben, Cameron Farrow, Matthew Flavin, Kathryn Fleming, Nya Fozouni, Sean Fuchs, Graham Furey, Sarah Gagliardi, Samuel Gardos;

Also, Rebecca Gartner, Sofia Gasparo, Abigail Gioffre, Sophia Giordano, Madison Gotti, Amos Grey, Hannah Hackett, Connor Hall, Ethan Hall, Jason Hartnett, Aaron Haynos, Logan Holder, Susanna Howard, Ilka Huseinovic, Eli Keeler, Julia Knick, Aidan Kratz, Jaime Kunzmann, Sophia LaManna, Steffan Labuschagne, Caroline Lasberg, Kayla Lavatori, Corinne LeCroy, Luke Lescinskas, Timothy Llewellyn, Joseph Mahoney, Kelaan Mantoura, Grace Matz, Holly Mauro, John McLoughlin, Declan McNamara, Kara Meenan, Antonia Mercurio, Ethan Mills, Charles Namiot, Miranda Neligan, Echo Nielsen, Hadley Nussbaum, Jake OBrien;

Also, Cate Ousey, Julia Palmiotto, Christian Perez, Christian Perkins, Riley Peters, Joseph Potel, Sophia Puchall, Olivia Raissis, Jane Redmond, Isabella Reinhardt, Gianna Rus, Maggie Rush, Alexander Scavone, Jacob Schneider, Ryan Shirvell, Matthew Silliman, Iryna Simpson, Jillian Skor, Logan Starr, Samantha Svendsen, Vishnu Thirupathi, Ryan Tullo, Liliana Valente, Olivia Wanicka, Matthew Yodice, Hannah Zipkin, Benjamin Zou, Kaitlin van der Noll.

Grade 12 Callie Amill, Eleanor Andresen, Charlotte Anglade, Caitlin Aronson, Marc Aussavis, Alexander Bissing, Maxwell Bornstein, David Brodsky, Matthew Brooks, Addison Brown, Lillian Brown, Frank Bua, Matthew Carpenter, Isabella Carrozza, Jeevanjot Chana, Christopher Clark, Charles Coffin, Kate Collins, Marie Condron, Ava Cowles, Stephanie D'Orso, Tiago Da Costa Campos, Matthew DeLuca, Trevor DeMarco, Philip DeRaffele, Raymond Dearth, Jacob Dell, Jack Dowd, Rory Dulecki, Connor Duncan, Liam Ferguson;

Also, Michael Ferrandino, Claire Filaski, Dylan Flood, Antonio Fonseca Zamudio, Daniel Furneri, Jack Gonzalez, Simonne Jesuthasan, Jack Johanson, Grant Jones, Isabella Jureller, Gunnar Karlson, Alexandra Kinkead, Thomas Kisciras, Megan Klosowski, Julia Kocsis, Jackson Kuwata, Colin LaCoille, Conor Lavelle, Celine Lee, Andrew Li, Kyra Linekin, Ophelia Lynch, Charles MacArthur, Christopher Macchia, John Madore, Ryan Maguire, Nina Masi, Hallan Maxwel, Samuel McDonough, Luke McGarrity, Julia McGeary, Madeline McGrath, Kevin McNicholas;

Also, Henry Meyler, Madelyn Muldoon, Olivia Nazworth, Linney OMalley, Ryan OSullivan, Jennifer Paul, Catherine Petersen, Tess Pisanelli, Walker Pratt, Seth Prusko, Manushi Raj, Sophie Reale, Deziree Rendon, George Rioseco, Diego Rodriguez, James Rush, Clodagh Ryan, Zachary Sawtelle, Chelsea Schwartz, Ryan Sierakowski, Stefan Sigurdsson, Tyra Small, Niels Sogaard, Matthew Sorgie, Hanna Sotolongo, Colin Tarpey, Alyssa Teutemacher, Brendan Tierney, Delaney Towers, Timothy Vanni, Kiley Walsh, Eleanor Walton, Brennan Ward, Lily Warren, Mya Watson, Devin Watts, Luke Welsh, Olivia Wieland, Martin Wirth, Dylan Zappala.

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Ridgefield High announces third quarter honor roll - The Ridgefield Press

Cast your vote for the areas best high school football team of last decade.

Theres been no shortage of talented teams in our area over the last decade.

So with no spring season to cover, we thought wed take a look back and determine who the best teams in our area were from 2010-2019. Its certainly not an easy task and we are going to need your help to pick the winners. With input from you, our readers, as well from staff members and outside contributors, well try to pinpoint the best Patriot Ledger/Enterprise high school teams of last decade. To participate, visit patriotledger.com or enterprisenews.com to cast your vote. One vote is allowed per day and polling will remain open until Tuesday, May 19.

Today we look back at football. Check out part one here. Scroll to the bottom of the story to cast your vote.

Abington, 2012: One of four area teams to finish a season undefeated in the last decade, the Green Wave went 13-0 on their way to defeating St. Marys of Lynn, 14-8, in the EMass Div. 4 Super Bowl. Playing a tough schedule, Abington didnt dominate their competition from start to finish. The Green Wave had close wins against Plymouth South (13-7) and East Bridgewater (22-16) throughout the season. A 34-7 win over Mashpee sealed Abington a South Shore League title.

Against St. Marys, Abington ran for more than 300 yards and kept the Cougars off the scoreboard for the final 36 minutes. Matt Kilmain led the way with 165 yards, highlighted by an 80-yard TD run.

Abington was led by its six Enterprise All-Scholastics. Matt Diver, whom Abington coach Jim Kelliher called the best tackle in the league, and Jon Aprile anchored the offensive line. Quarterback Brandon Cawley (1,300 yards passing, 11 TDs) and running back Babila Fonkem (735 yards rushing, 11 TDs) were offensive standouts. Pat Dwyer and Steve Manning led the defense.

Milton Academy, 2013: The Mustangs finished 8-1, capping the season by winning their first NEPSAC bowl game since 2008 by blowing out Dexter, 62-18, in the Tom Flaherty Bowl. Senior running back Drew Jacobs rushed 24 times for 194 yards and scored four second-half touchdowns in that one.

Jacobs was the Independent School League MVP, rushing for 1,288 yards and scoring 20 TDs. He also starred at linebacker, as he was an all-state pick there by the state coaches association. He had another huge game against Governors (30 carries for 219 yards, 4 TDs) as the Mustangs won, 35-14, to snap Governors 23-game winning streak. That victory ultimately gave the Mustangs the ISL crown over Governors on a head-to-head tiebreaker.

Kicker Justin Yoon, who was 9 of 11 on field goals and 41 of 42 on PATs, would go on to become Notre Dames all-time leading scorer.

Marshfield, 2014: In 2012, a young Rams teams finished 0-11, but the seeds for a bright future were planted. Still, Marshfield finished below .500 in 2013. But in 2014, the Rams exploded onto the scene. After falling to BC High, 18-13, in the season opener, Marshfield rattled off 12 consecutive wins and rolled to the Div. 2 state title.

The Rams were loaded with future collegiate talent. Shane Leonard (Boston College) and Danny Dalton (Penn State, BC) both played at the Division I level. Quarterback Jack Masterson played at Merrimack, and Freddy Allen played at Central Connecticut State. Several other players like Jacob Maher, Frank Catanoso, Neal Parry, Matt Benson and Kyle Meeken played at the next level.

Marshfield largely rolled through the postseason in an always tough Div. 2. In the sectionals, Marshfield whomped Mansfield, 42-14, and Natick, 55-20, before besting King Philip, 20-12. The Rams blew out North Andover, 34-15, in the state semifinals. With some highlight-reel plays, Marshfield mashed Longmeadow, 45-6, at Gillette Stadium.

The Rams even defeated Duxbury, 44-43, in an unforgettable Thanksgiving game.

Marshfields uptempo offense spread the love. Masterson threw for over 1,700 yards and 16 TDs. Dalton (9 TDs, 766 yards) was his favorite target. Masterson also ran for 16 TDs while Maher (12 TDs) and Catanoso (11 TDs) finished with double-digit rushing scores.

Marshfield returned much of its core for the 2015 season, and the Rams were even more dominant, up to a point. The Rams outscored their three South Sectional opponents 105-0 but saw their 22-game winning streak end with a 28-14 loss to Reading in the state semifinals.

Cohasset, 2014: In 2013, the Skippers were tantalizingly close to a state title, falling to Littleton, 52-35, in the Div. 6 state final at Gillette Stadium.

In 2014, Cohasset had 20 seniors to replace from that squad, including quarterback Chris Haggerty, who had smashed passing records. Still, hopes were high.

Following a 1-2 start, the Skippers rattled off 10 consecutive wins and eventually claimed the Div. 6 state title that had previously eluded them.

With Haggerty gone, Cohasset anticipated running the offense through Cole Kissick, who had rushed for 1,718 yards in 2013. However, injuries limited him to just four games in 2014.

Despite entering the sectionals as the No. 6 seed, Cohasset rolled through Nantucket, 35-3, and Bishop Connolly, 28-7. In the sectional final, Cohasset knocked off Millis-Hopedale, 20-12. After handling Cathedral, 33-6, in the state semifinals, the Skippers got revenge against Littleton, 35-22, at Gillette Stadium.

Kissick suffered a knee injury in the first game of the season but returned late in the year. He capped his career with 193 yards against Littleton. Linebacker Matt Froio led Cohassets defense and made 163 tackles in 2014. Junior Dan Axelson played well at quarterback.

Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic Brett Dooley did a little bit of everything for the Skippers and finished with over 100 tackles and 442 yards receiving. Alex Norton set a single-season school record with 11 sacks. Senior Tim Gillis had a stellar end to his career by rushing for 912 yards and 12 TDs largely in Kissicks absence. Nick Hall, who had six interceptions, was a key two-way player.

Hanover, 2016: En route to a 12-0 finish and a Div. 3 state title, the Indians were rarely tested. Hanover won all 12 games by at least two touchdowns. That dominance carried over in the playoffs as the Indians won four of their five playoff games by at least three touchdowns. The lone close game was a 28-14 win over Ashland in the Div. 3 South Sectional semifinals, but even then Hanover led 28-0 in the fourth quarter.

Another accomplishment -- Hanover handed both Grafton and East Bridgewater their only losses of the season. The Indians defeated Grafton, 21-0, in the state final at Gillette Stadium as Brad Rogers ran for 155 yards and three TDs. In Week 2, the Indians beat EB, 38-23; the Vikings went on to win the Div. 3A state title.

Two-way lineman Patrick Flynn was Hanovers leader while quarterback Wyatt Shisler, Rogers and two-way lineman Shawn McGrath also earned Patriot Ledger All-Scholastic honors. McGrath tallied 8.5 sacks while teaming up with Flynn to pave the way for Rogers to rush for 1,453 yards and 27 TDs. Shisler threw 13 TDs compared to just 2 interceptions while rushing for 548 yards 9 TDs.

Some of the standout athletes on this team kept right on winning after the season, leading the basketball, rugby and lacrosse teams to state titles that school year.

East Bridgewater, 2016: The Vikings were a highly motivated bunch, storming to the Div. 3A state crown a year after suffering a two-point loss to Northbridge in the title game.

On their way to the title, EB (11-2) had a flare for the dramatic. During the season, the Vikings won one-score games against Rockland (14-7) and Middleboro (39-33) in a deep South Shore League Sullivan Division. In the final game of the regular season, the Vikings knocked off previously undefeated Norwell, 21-7, which set the table for an unforgettable rematch in the South final.

After disposing of Fairhaven and Wareham in the playoffs with relative ease, the Vikings needed overtime to survive against Norwell in the sectional final, 22-20. In that win, the EB rallied from a 14-0 halftime deficit. EB scored 22 consecutive points to take a 22-14 lead in overtime when Pat Snow scored on a 2-yard run and Liam LeVangie connected with Greg Plunkett for the 2-point conversion. The Clippers scored a touchdown to bring the score within 2, but EBs Nick Khoury broke up a pass in the end zone on the potential tying 2-point conversation.

The Vikings then defeated Nipmuc, 17-6, in the state semifinals and rolled past St. Marys of Lynn, 34-8, at Gillette Stadium. In the Super Bowl, Joe Donahue recovered four fumbles and returned two for scores.

EB, which landed an area-best six Enterprise All-Scholastics -- Brian Damon, Michael Khoury, Nick Khoury, LeVangie, Greg Plunkett, Patrick Snow -- suffered only one real loss, 38-23 to eventual unbeaten Div. 3 state champ Hanover in Week 2. The Vikings other defeat came on Thanksgiving when they rested their starters in a 27-0 loss to Rockland.

Middleboro, 2017: In 2016, the Sachems played third banana to Norwell and East Bridgewater in the SSL Sullivan Division. In 2017, Middleboro finished third in the league once again to Norwell and Rockland. None of that mattered in the postseason. The Sachems defeated Norwell in the Div. 6 South semifinals and won all five of their playoff games by at least two scores.

Middleboro (10-3) rolled to a 5-0 start but lost to Norwell and Rockland in the final two weeks of the regular season. The Sachems dropped to the No. 5 seed in the South playoffs but proceeded to win three road games to snatch the crown.

In the 43-20 state final win over Littleton, quarterback Evan Gwozdz had a legendary performance as he threw four touchdown passes and ran for two more scores. He was 16 of 18 passing for 209 yards. One of those incompletions was a spike to stop the clock; the other was an interception on a desperation deep throw to end the first half. Running back Jeremy Soule Jr. battled injuries but still finished the season with 1,543 yards rushing and 14 TDs. Gwozdz generated 38 total TDs. Receiver Colin OBrien hauled in 32 passes for 837 yards and 12 TDs while Harrison LaPierre and Brandon Hogan led the defensive effort.

Scituate, 2018: Led by a dynamic offense and vastly under-appreciated defense, the Sailors finished 12-1 to win their first state championship.

Quarterback Aidan Sullivan completed 67 percent of his passes for 2,300 yards and 27 TDs. Will Sheskey, who ran for 225 yards in the Div. 5 state final against Nipmuc, set the programs single-season rushing record with 1,785 yards. He finished the season with 24 TDs.

Scituates lone loss came in Week 2, 35-23 to Duxbury, a Div. 3 state semifinalist

After finishing the regular season 6-1 with all of their wins coming by at least 20 points, the Sailors playoff run nearly ended prematurely. Trailing 27-20 in the final minute against Dennis-Yarmouth in the first round of the South Sectional playoffs, Sullivan led Scituate on a 97-yard drive which he capped with a 10-yard TD pass to Jack Ruble. The Sailors gambled on a 2-point try, and Sullivan ran it in for the winning score. From there, Scituate never looked back with decisive wins over Holliston (57-34) and Canton (21-0) in the sectionals. The Sailors rolled past Swampscott (45-14) and Nipmic (35-14) in the state semifinals and finals.

Middle linebacker Josh McKeever led Scituates defensive effort, setting program records for most tackles in a season (113) and a career (245). Daniel May finished with 810 receiving yards and 8 TDs plus a team-high 5 interceptions. Sullivan, Sheskey, McKeever and May were all Patriot Ledger All-Scholastics.

Scituates competition in the playoffs ranks among the toughest of the decade.

To vote for the team of the decade, and see the full list of contenders, visit http://www.patriotledger.com.

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FONTBONNE ACADEMY

Melissa Murphy, of North Weymouth, received first honors for the second quarter of the 2019-20 school year at Fontbonne Academy in Milton.

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY

Sean Doogue, of Weymouth, was named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Students who earn deans list honors must carry at least 12 graded credit hours and earn a GPA of between 3.5 and 3.899.

STONEHILL COLLEGE

The following students from the Weymouth area were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at the University of Maine in Orono, Maine: Danielle Abdallah, Kacie Higgins and Tyler Rachauskas, of Weymouth; Patrick McNiff and Emily Perriello, of East Weymouth; and Rama Aldakhlallah, Kelly Higgins, Jamie MacKinnon and Lilli Miller, of South Weymouth. To qualify for the deans list, students must have a semester GPA of 3.5 or better and must have completed successfully all courses for which they were registered.

UNIVERSITY AT ALBANY

Megan Dundon, of South Weymouth, was named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at the University at Albany in Albany, New York. In order to qualify for this distinction, students must earn a GPA of 3.25 or higher during their first semester of study. In subsequent semesters of study, students must earn a GPA of 3.5 or higher.

UNIVERSITY OF MAINE

The following students from the Weymouth area were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at the University of Maine in Orono, Maine: Peyton Beady and Julia Furlong, of Weymouth; Claudia Biagini and Lauren Maher, of North Weymouth; and Caroline Ordazzo, of South Weymouth.

UMASS AMHERST

The following students from Weymouth were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at UMass Amherst: Elisabeth Ashleigh Borkowski, Khang Minh Bui, Victoria Chan, Miaoyi Chen, Aaron Cheng, Anna Dao, Samuel Wright Edge, Ian Goodine, Victoria M. Gurney, Thomas Hunter, Christopher Richard Kropas, Samuel Alexander Martin, Owen J. McDonald, Annchristie Montero-Ventura, Kate Marie Murphy, Anthony Tran Nguy, My Pham, Ryan V. Pham, Andrew Vincent Reynolds, Shannon M. Riley, Kiera Anne Spaulding, Francis P. Stipek and Samantha Lauren Wallace. In order to qualify, an undergraduate student must receive a 3.5 GPA or better on a four-point scale.

The following students from East Weymouth were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at UMass Amherst: Parker Bowden, Kathryn Doran, Maggie Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Thomas Michael Gable, Justin Patrick Hailey, Thomas Haley, Michael Joseph Havey, Bridget Moran Healy, Robert M. Huard, Yadwinder Kaur, Paige Kimlen Miller Norve and Adrian Maverick Palmesano.

The following students from North Weymouth were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at UMass Amherst: Julia V. Brown, Shuo Chen, Patrick Joseph Deery II, Cassandra Mae Jordan, Kaitlyn Rose Kilban, Rei Kule, Craig William Murphy and Nina Walat.

The following students from South Weymouth were named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at UMass Amherst: Caroline Joyce Barrett, Carolyn Ann Byrne, Shannon Rita Craig, Colin Campbell Denizkurt, Elizabeth Dewsnap, Mark A. Dewsnap, Haley Katelyn Dwyer, Nadine Marie Erickson, Daniel Robert Finn, Michael Joseph Flaherty, Skyla Yuki Forgeron, Derek James Jensen, Jillian Emily MacDougall, Caitlin Marie McCarthy, Jacqueline Marion OBrien, John James Paras, Nicholas Alan Phillips and Grace Vo.

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

Mia P. Rioles, of Weymouth, was named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. To qualify for the deans list, a student must complete 12 or more letter-graded credits while attaining a 3.66 GPA.

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH

Amber Gately, of Weymouth, was named to the deans list for the fall 2019 semester at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. To qualify for the honor roll, a student must take at least 12 credits and earn a GPA of at least 3.3. Those with a GPA of 3.75 or better qualify for the deans list.

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NEW HAVEN The Woodland girls indoor track team put together its best showing in Class S, finishing sixth among 27 teams Feb. 14 at the Floyd Little Athletic Center.

The Hawks, winners of nine straight Naugatuck Valley League indoor titles, tallied 26 points. Bloomfield won the championship with 83 points.

The Hawks other top-ten showings at states were eighth-place finishes in 2019 and 2004.

We are very fortunate to have athletes who believe in each other and believe in themselves, Woodland girls head coach Jeff Lownds said. It filters down from our seniors to the rest of the team.

Jaden Young and Jasmine Michie led the way for the Hawks. Young placed second in the 1000 meters (3:03.58) and Michie took second in the shot put (38-02). Both athletes advanced to the State Open Feb. 22.

Jaden and Jasmine are very dedicated athletes, Lownds said. They always come into it with a positive attitude and support one another. But the reason for the success is they put the work in. There are no short cuts to success.

The 4400 relay team of Young, Jade Brennan, Sara Alessio and Rebecca Benoit also qualified for the State Open after placing third (4:21.65) at the Class S meet.

Young placed fifth in the 1000 (3:04.54) at the State Open. Michie finished seventh (37-07.5) in the shot put.

Woodland had several other girls finish in the top ten of events at the Class S meet. Emma Slavin placed fifth (5:23.03) in the 1600. Chloe Poulos took seventh (5:29.87) in the 1600 and eighth in the 3200 (12:22.77). Brennan placed sixth in the 600 (1:46.65) and Hailey Bernier finished sixth in pole vault (8-0).

We have a great staff to help them achieve that success, with Billy Ferrare putting a young boys team together, Mario Longo our distance coach, Deb Flaherty our jumping coach and Mike Sirowich our throwing coach, Lownds said. We are very fortunate to have a dedicated staff like this to help these kids do well.

The Woodland boys team, which had just four upperclassmen, had six athletes qualify for the Class M meet Feb. 15. The Hawks finished with no points out of the field of 30 teams. Tolland won the championship with 61 points.

Colin Slavin (27th, 1600) Eric Meade (24th, 55 hurdles), and the 4200 relay team of Sean Swanson, Ervin Owusu, Alex Farr and Luca Cambra represented the Hawks at the meet.

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PEMBROKE -- Matthew Ward had a goal and an assist within a 1:48 span of the third period Wednesday night to break a tie and lift the Norwell High boys hockey team to a 3-2 win over Hanover in the final of the George R. Gould Memorial Tournament at Hobomock Arena.

The Clippers, who faced Nantucket in Thursday's regular-season finale, improved to 15-3-3 with their 10th straight victory.

The Indians, who had won seven in a row, will enter the MIAA Div. 3 South tournament with a 16-3-1 record.

Ward, who fed linemate Harrison Reed for the go-ahead goal at 5:51 of the third, then took Mac Maiellano's pass to make it 3-1 on a breakaway at 7:39. Hanover pulled within 3-2 on Christian Sacco's with 56.4 seconds remaining, but Norwell junior goalie Sean Ennis (27 saves) shut the door after that.

Ethan Davis had two assists for Hanover, which got a first-period goal from Nathan DelPrete. Connor Therrier converted Luke Norton's setup 6:46 into the game to give Norwell a 1-0 lead.

Ward earned tournament MVP honors for Norwell; Ethan Davis was Hanover's MVP.

-- MIKE LOFTUS

In other high school action on Wednesday:

BOYS HOCKEY

Oliver Ames 5, Stoughton/Brockton 2: Cam Perron scored twice, and Matt Nosalek, Jake Gottwald and Hunter Costello added goals for OA (6-12-2). Joe McNulty and Colin Alessi scored for Stoughton/Brockton (4-17-1).

Whitman-Hanson 4, Greenfield 1: Jack Allen, Matt Solari (2 assists), Adam Solari and Chris Stoddard scored as the Panthers (15-5-1) concluded the regular season. Calvin Cooper and Ed Collins had strong games for W-H, and goalie Erik Dean earned the victory.

Duxbury 3, Austin Prep 0: Billy Mrowka, Drake Hadley and Will Nolan had goals, and Steve Pisani pitched his eighth shutout as the Green Dragons (12-6-4) concluded the regular season with a win at the Buddy Ferreira Classic in Falmouth.

North Quincy 5, Cambridge 2: James Hooley scored twice, and Mike Izzo, Johnny Lynch and Cormac Flaherty added goals for NQ.

Franklin 4, Weymouth 0: The Wildcats (6-11-2) lost in the first round of the Coach Melchiano Showdown.

Arlington 3, Braintree 2: The Wamps (11-6-3) lost to Arlington (16-1-4) on the road.

Foxboro 4, Abington 1: The Green Wave (10-6-3) lost in the final of the Dan Jordan Cup.

GIRLS HOCKEY

Norwell 5, Cohasset/Hanover 2: Casey Ward was named MVP of the Gould Tournament as the Clippers (18-2) won the title by beating the Skippers (9-6-3) in the final.

Pembroke 3, Scituate 0: Victoria McLaughlin, Megan Dorsey and Jade Sullivan scored as the Titans (8-10-2) qualified for the Div. 2 state tournament by winning the Gould Tournament consolation game. Kaleigh Murphy posted the shutout.

Canton 4, Walpole 0: Olivia Maffeo had a hat trick, and goalie Carolyn Durand posted her 13th shutout of the season for the Bulldogs (16-1-4).

Plymouth North/South 3, Bourne/Mashpee/Old Rochester/Wareham 2: The Plymouth co-op finished the regular season with a 9-8-4 record.

Weymouth 2, Marshfield 1: The Wildcats (4-17) closed the season with a win over the Rams.

BOYS BASKETBALL

Quincy 61, Milton 59: The host Presidents (4-16) upset the Wildcats (11-9) in the consolation game of the Vin Moscardelli Tournament. Andrew Lynch scored 21 points for Milton, and Daylon Trotman added 12. Catholic Memorial won the title, beating Malden Catholic, 69-52 in the final. CM's Kurtis Henderson of Brockton was named MVP and was joined on the all-tournament team by Ta'Quan Williams (CM), Tony Felder Jr. (MC), Drew Polsgrove (Quincy) and Trotman.

Whitman-Hanson 72, Mansfield 59: Nate Amado scored 23 points, and Ben Rice (15), Stevie Kelly (14) and Cole Levangie (13) also contributed as the visiting Panthers (20-2) won the championship game of the Mansfield Roundball tournament. Jonathan Zeidan and Colby Ahern led the defensive effort for W-H, which ends the regular season on an 18-game winning streak.

Oliver Ames 81, Southeastern Regional 27: Jay Spillane scored a career-high 32 points as host OA (11-11) qualified for the Div. 2 South playoffs by winning its regular-season finale. Adam Cann added 16 points for the Tigers, and Amari Brown chipped in with 13.

Cohasset 67, Atlantis Charter 41: Junior captain Liam Cunnie scored 27 points, and senior Luke Adams added 11 as the Skippers (15-5) finished the regular season with a road win.

Archbishop Williams 75, Walpole 58: Freshman Andre Mills Jr. (16 points), junior Will O'Malley (15 points) and senior Jesse DeAngelis (14 points) led the Bishops (11-9) to a home win.

Cristo Rey 66, Cardinal Spellman 57: Craig Faria (21 points) and Jakai Gall (14 points, 10 assists) starred for the Cardinals (10-10) in the road loss.

Archbishop Williams 75, Walpole 58: The Bishops (11-9) wrapped up the regular season with a home win.

Hingham 63, Norwell 57: The Harbormen (16-6) concluded the regular season with a road win over the Clippers (10-10).

Mashpee 61, Hull 58: The Pirates (8-12, 3-10) lost a South Shore League game at home.

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Rockland 68, Plymouth South 24: The Bulldogs (18-2) drained 11 3-pointers with six coming from tournament MVP Caroline Elie (18 points) to win the Shawn P. Cotter Tournament. Sophomore Julia Elie, who was named to the all-tournament team, scored 17 points. Freshman Maggie Elie also scored 2 points. Teja Andrews led Plymouth South (4-16) with 9 points in the loss. Andrews and junior captain Kat Sullivan were named to the all-tournament team.

Whitman-Hanson 57, Abington 31: Brittany Gacicia scored 17 points and was named to the all-tournament team as the Panthers (14-6) beat the host Green Wave (11-11) in the consolation game of the Shawn P. Cotter Tournament.

Hull 49, North Quincy 25: Lauren Anastos had 21 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals as the host Pirates (4-16) won their season finale. Jackie Diemer added 5 points and 15 rebounds, and HayLee Londergan (10 points, 5 rebounds), Kayla Chenette (14 rebounds) and Lucy Peters (6 points, 2 steals) also starred.

Westport 51, Holbrook 33: Destiny Morales-Williams had 20 points, 7 rebounds and 8 steals, but the Bulldogs (14-6) ended the regular season with a road loss. Freshman Alyssa Slamin (10 points) and freshman Olivia Hingston (11 rebounds) also starred.

Norwell 63, Oliver Ames 51: The host Clippers (18-2) claimed the Norwell Invitational Tournament crown. Caroline Peper led OA (14-6) with 16 points, Caroline Flynn added 10, and Tori Haney had 9.

Newton North 59, Duxbury 46: Captain Sydney Ropes had 17 points and 10 rebounds, but the Dragons lost the consolation game of the Norwell Invitational Tournament. Seniors Sophie Thompson (11 points) and Caeliana Fitzpatrick (5 points) also contributed for Duxbury.

Archbishop Williams 49, Nauset 48: Ari Hay (8 points) had two big baskets in the fourth quarter as the Bishops (13-7) concluded the regular season with a road win. Jess Knight led Williams with 12 points.

Cohasset 55, Weymouth 41: Molly Greer scored 24 points as the Skippers (8-10) won their regular-season finale at Weymouth (5-17).

Thayer Academy 62, St. Paul's 35: Freshman Emma Dahl (Quincy) scored 18 points for the host Tigers (9-12) in the win.

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