(This is an excerpt – Chapter 16 – from Mike Whaley’s new college basketball book “Floor Burns.” It details the versatile college athletic life of former Alvirne HS star Paul Trocki, who played three sports at a high level at Keene State College – soccer, basketball, and track and field. Whaley’s sprawling celebration of NAIA basketball in New England encompasses 48 chapters and 620 pages. It is available for purchase through shopball603.com or bondcliffbooks.com. Retail options are listed below.)

Soccer provided the bookends for Paul Trocki’s Keene State College athletic experience in 1975 and 1979. Neither season, however, was as memorable as what went on in between.

One thing I found in writing this book is that many of the basketball players I interviewed played more than one sport, particularly those who played before 2000. Porky Vieira played baseball as did Ron Diorio and my friend and teammate Bill Fitzgerald; John Pazdar was a tennis player; Maureen Burchill and Terri Nelson played softball; Steve deBree was a soccer goalie; and Michelle DuFour Brodt picked up lacrosse and soccer when Castleton didn’t offer volleyball and track and field. Those are just examples. It’s a pretty lengthy list.

Paul Trocki’s multi-sport resume is the most impressive. The Pelham, New Hampshire native played three sports at Keene State. He was a key part of district champion basketball (1977) and soccer (1978) teams that qualified for the NAIA national tournament, while also competing in track and field. In 1979, Trocki won the NCAA Division III national championship in the decathlon. He was an All-American in soccer and track and field (twice). That’s a pretty impressive record for a guy who did not play organized sports until he was 13, and that was baseball, which he later dropped for track.

GROWING UP WITH BREAD

“I grew up in a bakery,” said Paul when I talked with him over the phone in September of ‘23 from his home in Leesburg, Florida, where he lives with Kelly, his wife of 35 years. “My dad (Stan Trocki) owned a bakery when I was 10 years old in Nashua (Debbie Lee Bakery, named after Stan’s first granddaughter). I got up and went in early in the morning with him.”

Paul did a lot of the grunt work, cleaning, washing pots and pans. But his dad did not like to decorate cakes, so that duty fell into Paul’s hands. On Saturdays, Paul would go into the Bakery with his dad at 3 a.m. Stan would start mixing bread doughs and then when it was done, let it sit and rise. “I would sleep on the flour sacks for a couple hours and then he’d wake me up when he needed a hand cutting the bread or working the oven,” Paul said. 

Because he was always working, Paul’s first organized sport was Babe Ruth Baseball at age 13. “I couldn’t play Little League. I was working in my dad’s bakery.”

When Paul was at the bakery by himself, there was a big wall out back. He painted a strike zone on the side of the wall. He had a rubber-coated baseball, which he threw off the wall. He had his glove and he pretended he was playing shortstop fielding ground balls.

Paul also recalls in 1967 entering the Punt, Pass and Kick competition, which was sponsored by the National Football League and Ford Motor Company. He was 10. He recalls competing at historic Holman Stadium in Nashua, placing second in his age division with no football experience.

Paul was interested in playing football, but his mom, Celia Trocki, quickly snuffed out those hopes. She had two brothers who were seriously injured playing the sport, so she made it quite clear that Paul was not going to participate in football.

One day, Paul, then 13, decided to go to Babe Ruth tryouts. He showed up and the coaches were like “Who the hell is this kid?” He was picked to a team and ended up being selected to all-stars. “I always wanted to play sports,” he said. “I could never do it because I was working.”

Eventually he found his niche sports, which were track and field in the spring, basketball in the winter, and soccer in the fall. His high school PE teacher Donald “Ducky” Mead recognized Paul’s soccer potential watching him play crab soccer as a freshman. Paul was an excellent three-sport athlete at Alvirne. He was on playoff basketball teams, competed well in baseball and then track and field, and within two years of picking up the sport was an all-state goalie on outstanding Alvirne soccer teams, which also featured future Keene State basketball teammate, Kevin Savage. As a junior, the team won the state championship and then went on to win the New England title.

A minor wrench was thrown into Paul’s high school experience in 1974 when his hometown of Pelham opened its own high school. Having spent three years at Alvirne, he wanted to finish his senior year there. There was some question if that was possible, but eventually it worked out that he could. “I don’t know the politics behind it, but they allowed me to stay at Alvirne,” he said. 

Here’s an amusing tidbit mentioned by Savage. After Alvirne won the New England soccer title, a group of players, minus Savage and Trocki, gathered at the school and with 10 gallons of paint brushed a huge white number one on the side of the brick building to celebrate their championship. When the principal saw it, he called in Savage, one of the captains, who explained he had nothing to do with it. Nonetheless he was told to get players together to scrub off the number with Brillo pads. They spent hours doing so, but could never quite remove it as some of the paint had already absorbed into the brick. The following year, the school burnt down, except for one wall. Yes, you guessed it, the wall with the faded number one stayed up. Over 50 years later, if you look closely at that wall, which was merged into the new building, you can still see the vague white outline of that number. In the trophy case, according to Savage, there is also a burnt soccer ball recovered from the fire with legible signatures of every player who played on that 1973 championship team.

Paul was not involved in the painting incident, but he definitely recalls it. “One of the guys went to his dad at 9:30 at night: ‘Dad, do we have a step ladder?’” Paul said. “He went and got a step ladder. When we came into school (on Monday) there were number ones everywhere. They were on the trash bins, side of the school. They were everywhere. … There were four of them that did it. I was not involved with that. I plead the fifth.”

HEADED FOR KEENE STATE

Paul’s initial plan when he graduated from high school was to buy a bakery. His dad nixed that, telling h2im he was going to college. He had interest from Keene State College soccer coach Ron Butcher, so he went to Keene to play soccer. The plan was pretty simple. He’d go to school, play soccer in the fall and compete with the track and field team in the spring. Basketball was not on his college radar. That plan changed.

As noted, Keene already had an All-American soccer goalie in sophomore Tad DeLorm, so Paul found himself in a back-up role as a freshman. One of his friends at Keene was Mike Theulen, who he had played basketball against in high school. Mike was also the son of Keene State basketball coach Glenn Theulen. Mike was constantly asking Paul to go out for basketball. He spurned those requests for a while, but then he realized that he was going to be sitting on the bench for three years as DeLorm’s understudy. Finally he went to Butcher and said he was done and that he was going to play basketball. Butcher was a little upset, but Paul thinks he understood the reasoning.

Of course, now that he’d chosen to switch sports, Paul wasn’t sure where he would fit in with the basketball team or if he would at all. “I had no idea,” he said. The thing was, the hoop team was pretty good. The Owls had gone to the NAIA national tournament in 1973 and 1974. The 21975-76 team was possibly the program’s most talented, going 17-12 and losing in the regional semis. There were no guarantees he was going to play.

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“I was a decent athlete in all sports,” Paul said. “But I loved basketball the most. Mike (Theulen) knew me. He said I’d be fine. His dad must have heard.” Still Paul had his doubts.

“I thought I was in over my head,” he recalled. “This is a decent team. These are good guys. Maybe I shouldn’t be out there. But as I was practicing, I noticed I was bringing something to the team.”

It took a little while, but eventually Paul did find how he fit in. He was a 6-2 guard/forward type who could jump really well, even dunk the ball. He was fast so he could run the floor; he had the ability to make short jumper shots, and he could hit the offensive glass effectively. He was a perfect person to come off the bench to give the Owls some spark. He became the sixth man. “I didn’t realize it at the time, but I had my role,” he said. “I was part of the team.”

Paul had a connection on the court with star center Joe Yaris. “He’d grab a rebound and I’d break to the other end and he’d throw it to the foul line and I’d lay it in,” Paul recalled. “I got a lot of points that way, a lot of fast break points. I figured I could fit in.”

Yaris remembers that connection well. “I would just grab it and fling it to Trocki because I knew he could pretty much outrun anybody,” the center said.

In that sixth-man role, Paul averaged 8.3 points per game. He had some big games during the regular season in wins over Plymouth State (14 points), New Hampshire College (17) and Salem State (18). In the district championship, he scored 13 points to help beat two-time defending champion Husson, 85-76, notched 14 in the NESCAC championship win over Plymouth, and was the team’s high scorer with 17 points at the NAIA nationals when the Owls lost to Central Washington, 72-56, in Kansas City.

Mike Theulen was in awe of Paul’s high level of athletic versatility. “Had recruiting been as refined as it is now, he obviously would have been a Division I track scholarship guy.” As a basketball player, Mike recalled that Paul was an outstanding defender who could rebound and jump. “He could dunk. He had an excellent mid-range jump shot. He was a tough kid. We didn’t play much beyond six guys that year. Not much was expected that year. But we banded together so tightly. It was amazing. It was like Hoosiers. He was a big part of that.”

The following year with three key seniors graduated, Keene struggled, going 6-22. Paul led the team in scoring, but he didn’t enjoy himself. “There’s something wrong with the team if I’m the leading scorer,” he said.

Paul made the decision to return to soccer. He went to coach Theulen’s office to tell him of his decision. It did not go well. “He was really upset,” Paul recalled. “He looked at me and said, ‘Paul, if I were you I’d leave here, transfer. You’re not going to be anything.’ He was pissed. Mike and I stopped talking.”

He admitted that the Theulens’ negative energy “lit a fire under me a little bit.” He went on to become an All-American in both soccer and track and field.

It took some time, but Paul eventually mended fences with the Theulens. When Glenn was inducted into the Keene State Sports Hall of Fame in 2005, Trocki went to the ceremony. “We made up. We were fine,” he said.

As for Mike Theulen, they both moved on after Keene and did not stay in touch. The 1977 championship squad had a reunion in 2019 at Mike’s place in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The two made up and have stayed in touch since.

BACK TO SOCCER

In the fall of ‘78, Paul was returning to soccer after two seasons away from the sport. DeLorm, the All-American, was gone. “I was decent,” Paul recalled. “I knew I could beat them (other goalies) out and I did. It all worked out for me.”

Paul was more than decent. He led the Owls back to the NAIA national tournament in 1978 with a record of 15-5-3. He was named second team All-American.  Keene went 1-2 at the nationals. They lost their first two games to eventual champions Quincy (Ill.), 3-1, and The King’s (N.Y.), 2-1, before winning their final game over Tennessee Wesleyan, 4-0. Paul ended the season with a record of 14-4-3 with a 0.88 goals against average (GAA) and nine shutouts.

The following year in 1979, Keene went 13-3-2, but did not make the tournament. Paul allowed nine goals with 98 saves for a .916 save percentage. Over 40 years later, he is still the program leader in career save percentage (.901) and GAA (0.74).

A PASSION FOR TRACK AND FIELD

While his soccer and basketball careers at Keene were patchwork, spring track and field proved to be the one constant. He competed all four years from 1976 to 1979.

Paul played baseball during the spring at Alvirne, but w8hen the school added track and field during his senior year, he jumped at the chance to unleash a hidden passion and join the inaugural team. “I took a lot of crap when I did that, but I could run well,” he said. He also had a minor track background as a youngster. “In first or second grade they had an event in Pelham called the Sport-O-Rama for kids,” Paul said. “It was a 50-yard dash, broad jump and something else. I think it was three events. Three years in a row I won three things. So I had these little trophies for three years in a row. I could never run track and field because it was never really around.”

Despite little experience, he did well in the 400-meter run and high jump, advancing to the New Englands in the 400.

Keene had a track team, but it didn’t have a track. The coach was Bob Taft, who was also the school’s financial aid director. “I hooked up with some crazy guys on the track team,” Paul said. “All fast.”

Paul picked up the decathlon, an event he had done once in high school, and really focused on it as a junior. He worked out at nearby Monadnock Regional High School. “They had a track I could run on, so I did that,” he said. “I could run fast and jump high. I couldn’t throw worth crap.” The decathlon is a grueling two-day competition comprising 10 events – 100-meter dash, long jump, shot put, high jump, 400, 110 hurdles, discus, pole vault, javelin, 1,500.

Paul knew he didn’t have the size to throw the shot put or the discus, but he could make up for those deficiencies in the runs. The pole vault was a challenge. “I practiced it and I couldn’t do it and couldn’t do it. But I did figure it out,” he recalled.

The decathlon is pretty simple in its concept, according to Paul. “The better you do, the more points you get. You try to get all PRs (personal records) in each event.”

One person who supplied Paul with a ton of advice was Keene State chemistry professor Jerry Jasinski, who died in 2021. He had a pretty impressive track-and-field background, including decathlon expertise, so that drew him to help Paul. Jasinski had an in at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., occasionally taking Trocki up there to work out on his long jump and throwing events. “He gave me pointers along the way. He followed me pretty well,” Paul said. “I relied on Jerry to help out with stuff. He was a good old guy who if I had any questions he would help me. My weak events were the weight events – the discus and the shot. He helped me there.” Today Jasinski would likely be called a part-time volunteer assistant coach or consultant.

As a junior, Paul qualified in the decathlon for the NCAA Division III nationals at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Entering the final event (1,500), Trocki was near the bottom, 11th out of 16 competitors. There were two heats, and he was in the slower heat of eight runners because he was in 11th. “I could see who was ahead of me,” he said. “I’ve got to beat all those guys by a lot.”

Paul mentioned PRs, well he went out and ran one. He won the heat in 4 minutes, 11.4 seconds. “I almost lapped the last guy. I beat everybody there,” he said. After the second heat was run, Paul had tied for fifth, earning All-American honors as the top six received that accolade. “It kind of made me good for the following year,” he said.

In ‘79, Paul qualified again for the championships, this time as one of the favorites to win the decathlon. The national meet was held at Baldwin Wallace College in Berea, Ohio. Slippery Rock College from Pennsylvania won the team title, but they were also known for doing well in the decathlon. Paul recalls they had three competitors in that event. “They would keep coming over and talking to me to get in my head,” he said. “That went back and forth, but I was having a decent meet.”

After the first day, he was in second place thanks to strong finishes in the 400 (second) and the 100 (third). 

On the final day, he stayed near the top. Paul got a PR in the pole vault, going a foot better than his previous best. The javelin was the second-to-last event. “I remember my best throw was around 180 feet,” Trocki said. “I threw it 205 feet, a really good throw.” He credits Jasinski with helping him to find a way to uncork that record throw.

That put him comfortably in first place with one event to go – the 1,500. “I was sitting there after the jav and going ‘shit, I’ve got this.’ Unless I fell during the 1,500, I wasn’t going to lose.”

 “It’s funny how it happens,” Paul said. “The mind was there. They’re called PRs. I had PRs that day in the pole vault and the javelin. I had two PRs in the last three events. You score a lot of points if you do that. Some events you could score more. The vault was one if you could vault higher, there were more points available to get. In the 1,500, I knew I could hold my own there. I just needed to run well.” 

Paul left nothing to chance in the fast heat of the 1,500. He won the race in 4:16 to cap off his championship performance with 7,163 points, finishing ahead of two Slippery Rock guys in second and third. He was selected as an All-American for the second consecutive year. 

Because Paul was essentially working out on his own as a senior,  the school required that he have someone to oversee those workouts and travel with Paul. That coach was Dave Terry (1969-71), one of Keene’s first basketball stars under coach Theulen. “He didn’t know anything about track, but we got along,” Paul said. “He was a supporter and all that.” While Terry could offer little in the way of decathlon instruction, as Jasinski could, he did help with the mental aspect because as a former basketball player he understood how that facet of sports worked. Mostly, however, he stayed out of the way and let Paul do his thing on his own.

After winning, Paul went back to his room where Terry had left him a celebratory case of Stroh’s Beer on ice in the bathtub. “I was the only one who made nationals that year, so just Terry and I had gone out,” Paul recalled. “So I had two beers and I fell asleep.”

Coach Theulen’s harsh words had fueled Paul’s drive to do well after he left the basketball team. “I had to prove something,” he said. “I was pissed. ‘But I’ll prove you wrong. I’m going to show you.’” The decathlon championship was a by-product of that.

Paul played his final soccer season in the fall of 1979, graduating after four-and-a-half years. He briefly moved out to California in 1980 to train for the Olympics in the decathlon. Inspired by 1976 Olympic decathlon gold medalist Bruce Jenner, Paul had his book and trained at San Jose City College just as Jenner had. “I made some friends and we worked together and worked on everybody’s technique,” Paul recalled. He never made it to the Olympics, but he had fun trying. He ended up recording the 50th highest score in the country.

“Then life got in the way,” he said. “I was working more and training less.” Paul returned to the bakery business, as he said he would, working for years in bakery sales. He remembers going to lunch with guys from a company called Ace Baking that his company represented. “Kevin Saunders was there. He had played for Husson in 1977,” Trocki said. “It was blood and guts that game. We got creamed up there (in Bangor). But when we played for all the marbles, we beat them.” Toasted them even.

FOLLOW SHOTS – Paul Trocki is the only NAIA athlete in New England that I have found in my research to have gone to a national tournament in three different sports. Here’s a list of those to go in two: Ron Diorio, New Haven (basketball 3, baseball 1); Steve deBree, Southern Maine (basketball 2, soccer 2); Maureen Burchill Cooper, Southern Maine (basketball 1, softball 1) and Gary Liberatore, New Haven (basketball 1, baseball 1).

Where to buy “Floor Burns”: 

(New Hampshire) Water Street Bookstore, Exeter; Collins Sports Center, Rochester; Balin Books, Nashua; Toadstool Bookstores, Peterborough and Keene; White Mountain Cafe, Gorham; Little Village Toys and Books, Littleton; White Birch Books, North Conway; 

(Vermont) Green Mountain Books, Lyndonville; Bear Pond Books, Stowe.

Upcoming book events: 

Saturday, April 12, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Toadstool Bookstore, Peterborough, N.H.

Saturday, April 12, 4 to 5 p.m.. Toadstool Bookstore, Keene, N.H.

Friday, May 2, 4 to 5:30 p.m., Bear Pond Books, Stowe, Vermont

Saturday, May 3, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Vermont State University—Lyndon

By: KJ Cardinal

CONCORD, NH – The top NHIAA senior student-athletes in New Hampshire ascended on the state capital on Monday and Tuesday mornings as the New Hampshire Athletic Directors’ Association celebrated the 2024-25 Scholar-Athlete Award recipients at the Capitol Center for the Arts in downtown Concord.

More than 1,500 student-athletes were honored over the two days that were officially named Scholar-Athlete Awards Days in New Hampshire by Governor Kelly Ayotte, who addressed the crowd prior to the D-I awards being handed out.

NHADA Scholar-Athletes must be seniors who play at least two varsity sports and have a B+ grade-point average.

In addition to recognizing the Scholar-Athletes, The NHADA/NHIAA Scholarship recipients were announced for all divisions and state-wide winners…

DIVISION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
D1 Boys – Nathan Bigelow, Dover
D1 Girls – Jenna Dinndorf, Bedford
D2 Boys – Cameron Carter, Pembroke
D2 Girls – Piper Lopashanski, Kennett
D3 Boys – Michael Pantano, Hopkinton
D3 Girls – Lola Hayes, Conant
D4 Boys – Daniel Tolman, Moultonborough
D4 Girls – Samantha Nagle, Moultonborough

STATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
Boys – Cameron Carter, Pembroke
Girls – Samantha Nagle, Moultonborough

Check out photo galleries from all four division ceremonies…
• Division I Photo Gallery
• Division II Photo Gallery
• Division III Photo Gallery
• Division IV Photo Gallery

Here’s a list of the full list of all Scholar-Athlete recipients…

Alvirne
Jonathan Abdulla
Korra Ascolillo
Mike Bebris
Sophia Berube
Evan Bettencourt
Shawn Boudreau
Alekhya Buddhiraju
Audriena Chipperini
Emma Coppi
Caiden Cox
Charlie Crawford
Chris Darbe
Brent Dunning
Reese Durkee
Ella Hartson
Garrett Howard
Grace Lavoie
Callie Lemire
Ava Martin
Lindsey Moreau
Jocelyn Nye
Riley Peterson
Braden Plante
Jacob Plante
Lilly Ribeck
Mustafa Salman
Devin Scott
Anna Simpson
Edison Tan
Mia Tardif
Addison Tobin
Ryder Wanamaker
Avery Willard
Ava Zaulyczny

Bedford
Katherine Allard
Reilly Andrews
Ethan Benjamin
Aubrey Beyer
David Casado
Jenna Dinndorf
Mackenzie Forrester
Javon Georges
Parker Gupta
Jack Hinton
Jack Janelle
Colin Johnson
Ruby Kaupp
Madeline Kiely
Leah LeBlanc
Anselm Lin
Jack Maye
Maxwell Murthi
Elie Nasr
Jack Noonan
Parker O’Toole
Eleanor Oliviero
Zachary Petrie
Brooke Poirier
Dean Poltronieri
Ethan Pulsifer
Luke Purnell
Isabel Rodgers
Lucas Sampo
Anika Scott
Elizabeth Slozak
Peter Suozzo
Ashley Van Valkenburg
Keagan Ware
Dustin Westcott
Reese Wisherd
Brody Woloski

Concord
Katherine Blinn
Tess Bolduc
Damon Corbett
Charlotte Dill
Jonah Gaby
Ella Goulas
Nadia Hanna
Shadrach Harerimana
Frances Lesser
Evander MacIver
Willa Marino
Lilly Merrill
Madison Mikkelsen
Andie Moreira
Madeline Muller
Deborah Nishimwe
Colby Nyhan
Oliver Quinn
Makayla Root
Cameron Roy
Carl Sirrianna
Shelly Smith
Elisabeth Worster
Addison Cain
Phoebe Dater‐Roberts
Kaylee DellaIacono
Evianna Raimo

Dover
Soren Anderson
Will Angers
Rachel Bachrach
Kraven Baker
Kyle Behan
Carter Bell
Margaret Berry
Nathan Bigelow
Anna Blanchette
Jordyn Bolobanic
Anthony Bondi
Leyden Churchill
Aubrianna Connelly
Carson Conrad
Elizabeth Cook
Grant Davis
Adam DelloRusso
Samuel Drake
Lincoln Fendiana
Emeline Friend‐Gray
Maxine Goard
Lily Hunt
Brooke Kelly
Zoe Kirk
May Lawton
Erin Lynch
Nathaniel MacGregor
Zachary Maidrand
Graciela Mercier
Anique Poulin
Kaela Robins
Isabel Schlosser
Benjamin Tower
Abigail Tracey

Exeter
Mia Albertelli
Avery Allard
Elsa Bishop
Elizabeth Carlson
Elizabeth Dean
Kiara Fahey
Nola Fletcher
Nev Haugh
Jaclyn Khoury
Maeve Larkin
Olivia Levitsky
Anna Lieberman
Isabelle McCormick
Hailey O’Kane
Amber Orleans
Danniah Ostroff
Bridget Peterson
Riley Postage
Delaney Roache
Melina Roth
Karli Scherpf
Elizabeth Tuttle
Daniel Batstone
Tyler Bland
Cohl Capparelli
Michael Caron
Jackson Greene
Callum Howarth
Connor Jaworski
Thoren Kersten‐Guiler
Marshall Lasewicz
Griffin Lechner
William Manix
Spencer Mann
William McIlroy
Fletcher Neveu
Ryan O’Keefe
Brodie Proulx
Parker Tuttle
West Vaillant
Leonardo White

Goffstown
Lucas Baguidy
Nathanael Baguidy
Jacob Bates
Avery Brisiel
Austin Campbell
Amelia Cole
Laura Cuddy
Luca De Marco
William Donovan
Peyton Duff
Noah Durham
Ryan Dutton
Mariella Fales
Arianna Girzone
Charles Goodwin
Jayden Hastings
Donovan Jordan
Aiden Lunt
Daniel Picone
Nathan Reed
Sophie Roussel
Tyler Sanders
Kara Tschida
Meredith Winterburn

Keene
Greyson Ansevin‐Allen
Sean Callahan
Peyton Gowell
Colin Hennigan
Trenton Hill
Aiden Ioannou
Eli Kopcha
Sawyer Lepple
Josue Palacios Chajon
Hyrum Pinegar
Evan Ray
Noah Von Dette
Molly Alexander
Neela Carey
Tatum DiLegge
Jocelyn Downing
Jasmine Fischer
Gillian Frink
Sadie Guardiano
Alexis Hills
Claire Holmes
Oriah Holmes
Rachel Kamphius
Kiera Keating
Sydney Key
Logan Lord
Jocelyn Lucius
Nathan Malay
Lillian Rowell
Pooja Soni
Maya Stebbins
Sarah Weber
Sophia Weishaupt

Londonderry
Reagan Anderson
Abby Austen
Cam Ayotte
Marquis Chambers
Kyra Courtemanche
Maya Daaboul
Riley Doyle
Evan Fortin
Luc Gaudet
Zach Green
Linsey Gregoire
Jon Vincent‐Inglese
Nathan Marshall
Ava Naar
Emma Nadeau
Carson Palma
Ryan Palmer
Mason Paquette
Isabelle Robinson
Jayden Skitch
Jack Smith
Keira Strike
Blake Thompson
Mason Turek
Ali Von Pichl
Nkechi Wambu
Sayde White
Kyle Woodward

Manchester Central
Eeman Barton
Wyatt Fougere
Noah Turner
Sean Venator
Trevor Walsh

Manchester Memorial
David Leonard
Grey McDonald
Aidan Simister
Zachary Telge
Hollis Velie
Ryan White
Mackenzie Allard
Collin Beaulieu
Mallory Bell
Isabella Bradley
Elizabeth Champagne
Kelly LeGallo
Madison McCaffrey
Emina Ramic
Dominick Rowell
William Sylvester

Merrimack
Wayne Alexander
Lilly Anderson
Avary Berardinelli
Alexander Cayot
Emily Doyle
Lina Eldeib
Luca Kabel
Beau Lamontagne
Maeve LaRock
Mia LeBlanc
Ava Martin
Sahil Mujawar
Joshua Ozog
Tristan Plumb
Colby Smith
Izaiah Traverso
Zachary Troiani
Jackson Woods

Nashua North
Kassandra Allen
Brielle Baxter
Ian Blake
Logan Briggs
Tiana Brown
Tyler Byrne
Zariel Cintron‐Arizmendi
Andrew Cullinane
Alyssa Deck
Nathan Delehanty
Johanna Desfosses
Jack Desjardins
Grace Desrosiers
Molly Ducharme
Emily Fitzgerald
Ryan Garon
Rachel Gauthier
Charlotte Henderson
Claire Hilderbrand
Taylor Joyal
Brayden Labrecque
Lewis Mazerolle
Aaron McNair
Nicholas Mercier
Mary Pappas
Charles Patterson
Luke Peters
Domingo Reynoso
Nora Ross
Yehoshua Salazar
Mason Sartor
Julia Saucier
Darius Smith
Michael Soto
Navein Sribalaharan
Chukwuebuka Stanley
Austin Suchecki
Jhanelle Thomas
Aidan Valcourt
Laura White

Nashua South
Bennett Azevedo
Medha Bashyam
Amanda Bell
Camdon Brien
Andrew Byrne
Daniel Byrne
Diego Cabrera
Alejandra Chavarin
Nicholas Chipchak
Chloe Cruz
Jackson Daw
Leo DePaolo
Saige Devins
Ryan DuVarney
Nevaeh Eppolito
Mihir Garimella
Nora Gautieri
Benjamin Girouard
Renee Glidden
Christopher Hogan
Collin Kochanek
Broden Landsteiner
Molly Lecklider
Maren Lowell
Joshua Mathson
Grant McCubrey
Tanvi Nawale
Karina O’Donnell
Revin Olsen
Ishaan Parmar
Cameron Patronick
Zoe Perkins
Katelyn Perry
Emily Richard
Nicholas Samos
Gus Smiley
Noah Soule
Timothy Staveley
Chase Stuart
Kosay Tanaka
Brynn Tefft

Pinkerton Academy
MacKenzie Bergstrom
Anthony Caruso
Ronan Connors
Noah Daigle
Abigeal Dennehy
Mia Eckerman
Isabella Fall
Paul Farley
Rocco Fiacchino
Brielle Foote
Cameron Ford
Charlie Franks
Michael Griffin
John Hanlon
Jamison Isaac
Brodan Kimbark
Rylie Lamb
Althea LeBlanc
Leigha Lemay
Caitlyn Lemay
Preston Libby
Benjamin Limperis
Hannah Lisauskas
Ava Mohammed
Matthew Morrison
Mohamed Mousa
Marcus Navarro
Braydon Parker
Kiareese Perez
Andrew Perfetto
Anna Perkins
Benjamin Quintiliani
Juliana Terrenzio
Parker Townsend
Jameson Trask
Tessa Zoeller

Portsmouth
Patrick Bancroft
Wilder Carrigan
Briggs Catino
Logan Chasse
Tyler Christo
Oliver Fitzpatrick
Nicholas Gladu
Ben Gotlieb
Jack Hoium
Tate Johnson
Joshua Kelly
Seth Kozak
Ethan Lander
Nolan Peters
Nicolas Ranalli
Ian Rooney
John Tobin
Jocelyn Bancroft
Sophie Berling
Sophie Cosgrove
Clara Daw
Elena Hartley
Maeve Honda
Sierra Mikolaities
Sydney Pettis
Morgan Ruhnke
Abigail Stacy
Sophie Williams

Salem
Madeline Beeley
Liliana Burke
Kenneth Chouinard
Ivan Colon
Dylan Coyle
Marina D’Amico
Sara Espaillat
Connor Doughty
Isabella Evangelidis
Laila Galvez
Jackson Gannon
Kayla Garcia
Lillian George
Lindsay Goetz
Jocelyn Harvey
Grace Hoover
Daniel Hughes
Brock James
Kelsie Jones
Benjamin Lagrasse
Cassara Lamasters
Alexander Lenfest
Ava Marchesi
Sidney Mikhael
Mia Molino
Nicholas Daigle
Gabriella Mosto
Amelia Murray
Kyleigh Oliveri
Julia Petersen
Jack Quinby
Kaelyn Roberts
Jacob Slade
Logan Smith
Brody Snyder
Evan Spence
Avelinn Ward
Madison Wilson
Zeynep Yildirim
Emily Young

Spaulding
Aiden Auger
Logan Barker
Cameron Bastien
Abigail Brennan
Bryce Bushway
Trevor Cormier
Jose Cuevas‐Ovalles
Cole Deangelis‐Poland
Clara‐Jean Dexter
Ryan Dube
Madelyn Gagnon
Matthew Gould
Dylan Gravallese
Meadow Grondin
Madison Hartman
Noah Jackson
Collin Jacques
Michael Jeffrey
John Jensen
Wade Jones
Samantha Krafton
Abigail MacMillan
Averie Marcotte
Stella Mitropoulos
Emmaline Morin
Owen Nesbitt
Isabelle Orrell
Hunter Peplinski
Devin Peterson‐Matos
Jayden Peverada
Samantha Skaggs
Caden Smith
Kaitlin Tallman
Xzavier Tucker
Natalie Young

Timberlane
Cameron Bonfiglio
Logan Brandano
Tatenda Chanakira
Addison Conlan
Antonia Diamantakis
Sophie Doherty
Luke Dorow
Zachary Farnell
Joseph Fox iv
Devin Hysette
Liam Kelley
Rianna Kelley
Ella Lampron
Talia Lopez
Jeremy Mlocek
Emma Norcott
Nate Olsen
Andrew Pantano
Anderson Petry
Aidan Quimby
Trevor Rego
Andrew Russell Jr.
Sebastian Schatz
Elizabeth Shanley
Paige Simmonds
Nicholas Sinotte
Matthew Smith
Ava Stewart
Troy Stoddard
Elizabeth Trasatti
Ella Watts

Windham
John Atilano
Samuel Becht
Connor Belair
Lilah Boucher
Rosalinda Christopher
Addison Filadoro
Ryan Gilsenan
Andrew Grzyb
Sarah Guarnaccia
Reid Krizan
Reid Lambert
Sedona Lee
Darby Madden
Brooke Martin
Anna Mitrou
Justin Pare
Milad Vessali
Kelly Wright

Winnacunnet
Teagan Rooney
Greyson Belliveau
Christopher Berry
Zane Robin
Lyla Pearlo
Brayden Emery
Ryan Zumbach
Anna Burrus
Jenna Kelly
Carson Mariotti
Andrew Martin‐Biggs
Mackenzie Champney
Maitri Clifford
Elias Spalding
Emmy Granger
Julia Merrick
Mattais Germain
Rowen Berndt
Carter King
Alexander Batchelder
Emerson Babyak
Cameron Crooks
Ella Waddell
Skyla Mace
Will Granger

DIVISION II

Bishop Guertin
Matthew Roma
Lara Finnegan
Natalie Haight
Anna Fondakowski
William Howell
Emmersn Danish
Olivia Nestor
Meghan Hartshorn
Lorna Wood
Charles Dabrowski
Shea Carpenter
Sarah Brunelle
Asher Griffin
Austin Harvey
Carson Fischer
Ciara Fallon
Gabriel Kourkoulakos
Ryan Uong
Madalynn Eder‐Linnell
Jack Razzaboni
Christian Neal
Devyn Reny
Sean Schultz
Matthew Giardina
Ethan Drouin
Elena Ellia
Kolby Piper
Austin LaFontaine
Paige Metivier
Michael Ponto
Kobe Spinney

Bow
Adam Auclair
Leland Bourque
Angelo Constant
Trevor Carter
Sophia Coombs
Kayla Croscut
Harrison Denise
Madison Desrosiers
Lexi Farr
Anna Fellers
Emily Fauteux
Adam Folsom
Abby Foote
Sarah Franklin
Jonathan Gancarz
Ella Gray
Lillian Gula
Jackson Hall
Luke Hartshorn
Keenan Hubbard
Zachary Ingram
Isabella Jones
Patrik Jurcins
Nate Kiah
Jack Kohl
Makaylie Laws
Vivian Madden
Kody McCranie
Kathryn McGovern
Kylie McKee
William Miller
Jack Noce
Lauren Oppold
Hannah Pawlowski
Caly Poitras
Thomas Sargent
Evelyn Smith
Jameson Smith
Mackenzie Szczepanik
Bryana Szepan
Gabriella Tarsa
Adam Valpey
Colette Vickery
Owen Webber
Madelyn Winch

Coe‐Brown
Nicholas Caproni
Casey Colby
Haile Comeau
Gavin Dyjak
Margaret Escabi
Matthew Flanagan
Quinn Froburg
Caleb Jobin
Luc Kerouac
Ryan Kouchoukos
Bruce LaPierre
Cameron Lee
Delaney Manning
Aiden McGuigan
James McKane
Paige Murdough
Jennifer Noni
Samantha Perron
Dylan Plowman
Shannon Elizabeth
Travis Schultz
Isabella Tenney
Stella Vachon
Liam White

ConVal
Owen Beaulieu
Maya Bennett
Ashley Biathrow
Eliza Bull
Roman Cadwallader
Ryan Close
Kalena Cooper
Hannah Daniels
Josh Decker
Dylan Farrell
Elliot Featherstone
Maeve Finn
Brynn Frosch
Honor Hagelberg
Evelyn Harriot
Isabelle Jobin
Brooke Johnson
Zoey Lazzaro
Avery Moore
Grace O’Brien
Mary Quintanilha
Kai Reitnauer
Garrett Rousseasu
William Simard

Hanover
Sam Ames
Jackie Anderson
Nora Bradley
Aiden Caulfield
Schuyler Clapp
Penelope Collins
Sophia Costa
Ali Daigle
Heidi Davis
Eleanor Edson
Ryan Faris
Charlie Forbush
Dave Frechette
Iris Freeman
Dahlia Fuld
Tyler Gammell
Hannah Gardner
Iain Greger
Ian Holmes
Amelia Holthoff
William Hopkins
Julia Lawe
Campbell Madden
Andrew McGuire
Gavin Munson
Isaac Novosad
Alex Orsino
Sadie Ross
Lily Smith
Beckett Sobel
Ella Tullar
Andrew Valentino
Natalie Wainwright
Campbell White
Ryder Wilson

Hollis Brookline
Colin Allen
Maia Arthur
Miranda Bergeron
Annika Bergin
Sofia Bergskaug
Kate Berrigan
Sophia Brickner
Finn Brown
Samuel Bruneau
Caden Bruseo
Anika Carlson
Addison Dougherty
Bailey Dunn
Ronan Finnegan
Daniel Frixione
Paul Gehan
Audrie Green
Charlie Harmon Stone
Sabrina Hill
Benjamin Hoesch
Ava Imbrogno
Nyah Jernberg
Zoe Kreick
Cameron Kump
Summer Leavitt
Rachel Levesque
Colin Magnuszewski
Addison Marchant
Mason Marshall
John Masiello
Brady McCammack
Margaret Noble
Charlotte Petrella
Ava Porto
Y’arie‐Aime Ramas
Brynn Spencer
Mackenzie Talbot
Noah Taylor
Emily Tebbetts
JohnPaul Torgersen
Casey Young

John Stark
Natalie Lawson
Jillian Fredette
Haley Stafford
Rio Calle
Ryann Telgen
Joel Douzanis
Ava Rivers
Emily Fredette
Joey Dykstra
Cedar Beaupre
Ayris Beliveau
Chase Philibotte
Alexis Boudreau
Kira Linstad
Amanda Leonard
Kaycie Rhodes
Cam Carpenter
Brennan Champagne
Evelynn Tagliaferro
Sam Kinsey‐Turner
Ethan Veilleux
Ryan Kerr
Jacob Winn
Darien Foote
Hayden Pond
Alex Descoteau
Noah Redman
Jackson Lochmandy
Chris Gagnon
Isabella Mann

Kennett
Owen Arias
Daven Bailey
Hailey Boynton
Haylee Burke
Jack Calderwood
Beckett Clark
Isabelle Frechette
Cameron Fusco
Emma Geoffrey
Spencer Glackin
Zoe Groves
Noah Hembree
Jack Heysler
Jillian Howland
Sawyer Hussey
Moira Irish
Devin Jakubec
Hannah Kelsch
Stephanie Kendzierski
Sabrina Lamarche Cook
Patrick Laughland
Piper Lopashanski
Cole McAllister
Camden Newton
Nolan Proulx
Austin Roberts
Sophia Smith
Alexandra Sweeney
Logan Troon
Avery Whitelaw
Connor Wiggin

Kingswood
Jennifer Baldwin
Alivia Blaney
Jacob Brown
Garrett Burke
Isabella Bush
Ava Cole
Rowan Donovan‐Laviolette
Hayden Eastman
Evan Harrington
Caden Laing
Jack Larson
Addison Lawlor
Noah Leighton
Benjamin Libby
Jaylin Lovering
Kylie Rapoza
Sierra Rose
Riley Stevens
Bradley Tuttle
Isabella Vachon
Eva Zavas

Laconia
Luke Stafford
Gracehelen Lewis
Ethan Byington
Nate Hobby
Caden Tucker
Brady Stevens
Madeline Mousseau
Lilly Milligan
Cali Andriski
Kendall Myers
Natalie Miles
Michael Muller
Myrabella Castagno
Matthew Beaupre
Landen Brothers

Lebanon
Bode Price
Augustin Ramos‐Glew
Doyen Kodiweera
Myles Nolan
Nathan Dube Jr
Reed Ferland
Laura Hines
Abigail Gallagher
Mackenzie Ray
Kyle Hines
Norah Burns
George Tafe
Anya Wolcott
Lucy Eshbaugh
Nicholas Petrucci
Benjamin Britton
Amalia Mladek
Jenney Lutz
Sophia Mladek
Sage Murray
Nina Ellingson
Marco Getchell

Manchester West
Ryan Perkins
Chloe Murphy
Jhystoni Rivera
Eshaya Lauder
Hayden McNamara
Rowen St. Jean
KeShawn Foster

Merrimack Valley
Caydence Allberg
Alyssa Brodeur
Grace Corliss
Kendra Davidson
William Dewitte
Madison Geddes
Matthew Giguere
Taylor Gionet
Michael Heine
Abby James Bentzler
Olivia James Bentzler
Matthew Lauren
Kaiya Mercier
Ryan Monaghan
Nicolas Oglesby
Lenna Quiter
Mychal Reynolds
Kayla Smith
Taiylor Stinson
Caroline Wheeler
Eli Wormald

Milford
Cameron Lewicki
Kadyn Tessier
Catriona Carter
Claire Cote
Joshua Berry
Hunter Kolesar
Avery Wilson
Katherine Seale
Haleigh Lloyd
Jake Neubeck
Matt Gaumont
Liam Zahn
Jasmine Blay
Quinn Johnson
Isabella Cornaro
William O’Connell
Katherine Demmons
LuLu Maguire
Jocelyn Shaw
Adyson Flynn
Ellianna Nassy
Amanda Faria

Oyster River
Thomas Aldrich
Olivia Andersen
Una Bleckmann
Mackenzie Cook
Erinn Doherty
Hannah Dunbar
William Fagan
Courtney George
Jack Gill
Rose Goldsmith
Cooper Jacques
Kira Jakobs
Haley Kavanagh
Mitchell Keesee
Kevin Kell
Caitlin Klein
Henry Miller
Kai Nield
Talon Ouellette
Kaden Pare
Jack Smith
Mia Weglarz
Amanda Yu

Pelham
Sarah Bellahrossi
Allison Bodenrader
Katherine Carroll
Sarah Coppinger
Colby Crear
Logan Hastie
Tibor Ivanyi
Hannah Kelly
Nathan Migliore
James Patchen
Jordan Robito
Olivia Squillante
Samantha Tetreault
Kaeden Truong

Pembroke
Daniel Bonisteel
Cameron Carter
Natalia Dube
Bailey Gatchell
Samuel Harrington
Annika Jawidzik
Lindsey Jones
Ashley Klawes
Kendall Purtell

Plymouth
Anna Boyer
Aiden Caya
Cameron Ciechon
Carlotta Contini
Elijah Crane
Thomas Daigneault
Lucas Diamond
Harrison Dixon
Kelina Donnelly
Evan Duchette
Alex Fleury
Nolan Galvin
Mason Glew
Heron Hannon
McKenzie Huckins
Leah Ines
Lillian Jenkinson
Addison Kay
Ryan Killion
Rylie Langford
Hannah Latulippe
Lukas Legacy
Gordon Love
Nathan Lyons
Grady Marunowski
Skyla McNamara
Carys Mitchell
Emmit Nossaman
Jane Price
Kate Ricotta
Nicholas Ring
Margaret Roper
Jacob Sanborn
Noah Shaw
Reagan Sutherland
Drake Tautenhan
Ava Wildermann

Sanborn
Jessica Addorisio
Will Bancroft
Nili Chiacchia
Robbie Comtois
Hannah Lesiczka
Kai Patterson
Jake Pitre
Alyssa Radjavitch
Julia Rockwell
Luke Thomas
Maya Thompson
Hanna Tomany

Souhegan
Maya Bagshaw
Elysse Bell
Brynn Biskovich
Katya Boucher
Anna Brammer‐Depuy
Isabelle Brandt
Emma Crisman
Glenn Dodge
Caroline Drum
Emily Facey
Brooke Fallon
Kasen Fox
Benjamin Gaudet
Isabela Goulet
Grant Harris
Lyla Hawkes
Maxwell Hayes
Natalie Heimarck
Tess Jancar
Karl Leonardi
Shea Llewellyn
Christian Miller
Dallen Noorda
Harrell Ross Pascual
Andrew Reagan
Callie Russell
Jonah Saunders
Ava Schwoegler
Nathalie Whitehouse
Lincoln Wilkins
Lucy Wysor

DIVISION III

Belmont
Tyler Durand
Madison Smith
Adeline Takantjas
Talia Watson
Kathryn Walker
Nolan LaFrance
Megan Divers
Dahlia Beaudette
Madelyn Besegai
Molly Reposa
David Tripp
Rebekah Edgren
Madison Carrier
Keegan Martinez
Jaelyn Nialetz
Sophia Gilbert

Berlin
Daven Duquette
Gabrielle Poulin
Lily Kelley
Arayanna Bedard
Emma Guibeault

Campbell
Bridgette Hidalgo
Abigail Guerrette
Leah Bowen
Piper Odum
Scott Hershberger
Hale Erdemir
Brady Gerardi
Sarah Hart
Gianna Letizo
Kelsey Watkins
Emma Lacasse
Bailey Cayer
Riley LeonGuerrero
Andrew Dineen
Nicholas Hershberger
Olivia Lacasse
Jack Bourque
Logan Barka
Luke Delia

Conant
Emily Battisti
Elizabeth Crespo
Lola Hayes
Tristin Herr
Francesca Ketola
Hannah Manley
Benjamin Sawyer
Kendra Wooster

Derryfield
Jessica Avalon
Briana Sanchez Camilo
Sophia Correnti
Lucy Yakola
Brianna Murray
Alexandra Benson
Laurie Best
Chloe Bremberg
Lily Kfoury
Caleb May
Dylan Clyne
Fernando Sandoval

Fall Mountain
Cora Buswell
Sydney Byrne
Kendal Cote
Vaughn DiBernardo
Lukas Doescher
Gabrielle Hall
Emelia Jewell
Braydon Patch
Tyson Patch
James Paulette
Emma Putnam
Clara Stewart
Mariella Tsitsonis

Gilford
Clark Blackwelder
Makenna Clayton
Anna Coapland
Camryn Coutts
Mallory Daley
Leah Davignon
Georgia Eckhardt
Kyle Gandini
Kendal Heyman
Micah Javalgi
Lianna Keenan
Olivia Keenan
Grace Kelly
Gracey LeBlanc
Ian Lofblad
Addison Normandin
Kaitlyn O’Brien
Sophie Powers
Kaegan Sanville
Alana Sawyer
Benjamin Smith
Abigale Taylor
Brody Testa
Elliot Warren
Evan Wilson
Lilly Winward
Benjamin Wolpin

Hillsboro-Deering
Morgan Dean
Kathryn Thyng
Ben Perrin
Jack Harrington
Logan Lane

Hopkinton
Bronson Ammann
Noah Aframe
Reese Bove
Madison Ceriello
Merrick Chapin
Brayden Crawford
Annie Daniels
Flo Dapice
Tate Doolan
Evie Hopper
Kennedy Mark
Michael Pantano
Amelia Walsh
Sydney Westover
Nolan Staples‐Roy

Inter‐Lakes
Alec Adorno
Laura Cove
Brogan Donnelly
Lola Ferrante
Garrett Hayward
Jacob Hayward
Jennifer Madigan
Isaac Nudd‐Homeyer
Tagel Ort
Logan Smith

Kearsarge
Gabrielle Lamb
Addison Place
Jada Kendrigan
Ava Shapiro
Carly Grant
Ellie Wimer
Graham West
Alex Spinney
Ethan Brand
Brodie Malynowski
Jack Cicoria
Soeren Baughman
Luna Landers
Ava Valle
Ella Dumais
Lilian Chapman
Tori Wooten
Andrew Brahan
Benjamin Clough
Sullivan Merrill
Liam Miller
Hannah Priest
Noah Whipple

Mascoma Valley
Braelyn Stone
Ethan Lewis
Brayden Cilbrith
Brody Goulette
Avery McDermott
Kaleigh Dinsmore
Anna Sullivan
Brody Albanese
Trevor Maheu
Andrew Prince

Monadnock
Shaylee Branon
Cainen Avery
Bailee Soucia
Sara Dafeldecker
Andrew Hopkins
Arianna Drouin
Gavin Lombara

Newfound
Rosalyn Gordon
Josie Halle
Isabella Valliere
Casey Bush
Kathleen Egan
Elle MacDonald
Adeline Dolloff
Anthony Estes
Cora Sanschagrin
Landon Sargent
Tyrone Belyea
Calvin Colby
Tucker Magrauth

Newport
Taylor Fellows
Lela T Trott
Maddox Lovely
Peyton Blackinton
Cassandra Sanborn
Cheyenne Hannum
Torrence Williams
Christian Forsythe
Aaron Fellows
Jazmyn McNamara
Erica Sayer
Skylar Nelson
Gabriel Howe
Kamden Pollari

Prospect Mountain
Victoria Christie
Joseph Deane
Serigo Duarte
Alexandria Duclos
Whitney Good
Kaleb Kennedy
TJ Locke
Shaun McAneney
Olivia Noyes
Wyatt Varney
Bryce Watson
Juliette West
Parker Wood
Wyatt Yewdall
Ava Tibbs

Raymond
Clayton Cramer
Abigail Yockel
Bianca Bergeron
Gustavo Da Silva
Lily Darling
Amina Jennings
Camden Morrill
Caleb Pekalsky

Somersworth
Abygail Lambert
Katelyn Whiteman
Ari Carter
Danna Dyer
Sya McKay
Emily Patterson
Lillie Hamilton
Mallory Walsh
Simon Grandmaison
Thomas Rees
Will Sneddon
Alex Brown
Cam Brown
Baileigh Ssenyondo

St. Thomas Aquinas
Garrett Aceto
Lillian Alonso
Amelia Anderson
Reece Anderson
Lila Anthony
Chloe Baker
Luciano Barbini
Genevieve Bolduc
Logan Campbell
Meghan Costello
Emily Dyer
Nicholas Gakopoulos
Abigail Gaynor
Kensley Harris
Dillon Lassard
Kadence Law
Ava Lyder
Meghan McCarthy
Andrew McMorrow
Cooper Miller
Charles Monteiro
Emily Pettinato
Myles Reilly
Delaney Riley
Andrew Rodriguez
Mason Ruger
Anna Seifert
Henry Stonis
Cecelia Underwood
Mary Winter

Stevens
Aubree Herzog
Isabella Bovell
Connor Miller
Rhea Quick
Austin Simoneau
Devyn Corliss
Sarah Wheeler
Connor Premo
Nevin Marsh

Trinity
John Alade
Ryan Ashooh
Kimberly Bui
Domenic Canny
Sydney Demers
Rerelolu Edokpolo
Mackenzie Goldstein
Jeffrey Hickey
Juwer Malwal
Anthony Meehan
Olivia Scharr
Megan Schmidt
Sophia Bouchard
Tristan Hasselbach
Mallory Hobausz
Shawn O’Neil
Kylie Palmeter
Cassidy Realjo
Madeline Souza
Destiny Wani

White Mountains
Aubrey Merrill
Emma Simpson
Axel Fjell
Gregory McCormick
Noah Covell
Lila Staley

Winnisquam
Gianna Ball
Peyton Collins
Joseph Curtin
Brendan Goodwin
Shayla Jordan
Carter Laliberte
Victor Pham
John Shea
Louis Soyk
David Swain
Justin Tardiff
Benjamin Wood

DIVISION IV

Bishop Brady
Aiden Boule
Aleah Ryan
Alexander King
Avery Sahr
Benjamin Matseas
Bohden Esty‐Lennon
Caleb Goldstein
Calen Chaudhari
Camdyn Despres
Claire Jackson
Elizabeth McKinney
Hayden Lafleur
Jason Doyle
Kevin Dunn
Kimble Rose
Luke Jackson
Madison Noel
Olivia Lazear
Owen Simoes
Owen Thornton
Payton Bryson
Sarah Allen

Canaan
Joe Noyes
Lehanna Haynes

Colebrook
Arlyn Dorman
Jack Kyller
Jackson Weir

Concord Christian
Abigail Owens
Ireland Baines
Isaac Kirby
Jaden Young
Kaylie Christopherson
Koen Melder
Kristina Baglio
Lilliana Carlile
Logan Duffy
Lylah Shumway
Sadie Thompson

Epping
Abigail Stitch
Emily Carleton
Garrett Follansbee
Nathaniel Johnson
Patrick Thompson
Tyler Morang

Farmington
Jacob Watkins
Jacob Chapman
Madison Ricker

Franklin
Abigail Collins
Alen Veletanlic
Cole Johnson
Harrison Kaplan
Savaughna Slocum

Gorham
Addison Eastman
Ayden Corrigan
Chaise Wade
Connor Lemoine
Ethan Corrigan
Gabriella Behling
Gavin Corrigan
Isaac Langlois
Jack Saladino
Kasey Guilmet
Laney Downs
Lily Gorhan
Marina Santy
Risa Gallant
Tori Demers

Groveton
Aspen Clermont
Brody Platt
Dylan Simino

Hinsdale
Jenna Emery
John Winter

Holy Family
Chase Paquette
Elianny Gonzales‐Pena
Simon Rouillard
Torrey Pedone

Lin-Wood
Clark Mason
Clermont Kaitlyn
Clermont Kiley
Drapeau Brynne
Dylan Blood
Harvey Abigail
Ivester Asha
Mack Mackenna

Littleton
Addison Hadlock
Brody Lewis
Chris Smith
Kaelyn Moore
Kiera Therrien
Molly Donahue
Nate Lavoie
Reece Cook
Shiloh Reagey

Mascenic
Elijah Barthelmess
Ella Keating
Hunter Thompson
Logan Lucas
Lorelai Shippee
Lucas Leroux
Valerie Stenersen

Moultonborough
Daniel Tolman
Deji Stave
Emily Hurst
Gavin Marchand‐Correia
Grace Elliott
Karl Koch
Kylie Burkhardt
Nicholas Sturgeon
Olivia Lipson
Samantha Nagle
Tamlyn Whiting
Teddy Stave

Mount Royal
Abriana Scallon
Harrison LaRose
Luke Moorehouse
Mia Cahill

Newmarket
Amelia Raab
Eilis McKenna
Jillian Long
Melkato Swanson
Richard Horner

Nute
Andrew Watts
Brayden Viveiros
Silas Picard

Pittsburg
Janessa Hodge
Joseph Cristoforo
Tayton Keezer

Pittsfield
Addison Clark
Helen Flores
Sadie Rafferty

Portsmouth Christian
Gabrielle Nickerson
Gideon Beal
Landon Hasty
Louisa Henker

Profile
Annabella Fresolone
Belle Freligh
Coen Mullins
Ella McPhaul
Everrett Locke
Isaac Reeder
Jackson Clough
Kimmy Williams
Kyah Knight
Makenna Price
Mia Frammarsvik
Owen McPhaul
Sophie Marceau
Travis Locke
Wyatt Lawton

Sunapee
Anya Filippov
Malik Nasir

Wilton Lyndeborough
Ben Jacobs
Harry Krug
Kelsey Crouse

Woodsville
Bryce Williams
Cooper Mayo
Eliza Wagstaff
Faith Griswold
Jacob Putnam
Jane Roy
Natalie Therrien
Owen McClintock
Paige Royer