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Massachusetts Basketball Coaches Association Mbca MASSACHUSETTS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION MBCA SENIOR AWARDS BREAKFAST SATURDAY, MAY 9, 2015 THE COLLEGE OF THE HOLY CROSS MASSACHUSETS BASKETBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION 2014 - 2015 EXECUTIVE BOARD President Bo Ruggiero Executive Director John Franceschini Publicity Promotions Nick Papas Public Relations Bo Ruggiero Treasurer Alex Salachi Executive Director emeritus Joe Amorosino PAST PRESIDENTS 1st Past President Ilya Nicholas, Marlborough 2nd Past President Jim Quatromoni, Hull 3rd Past President Mark Donahue, Uxbridge 4th Past President Don Byron, Oliver Ames 5th Past President Brian Miller, Easthampton 6th Past President Tom Gibbons, Wachusett 7th Past President Steve Manguso, Milford 8th Past President Dennis Dextradeur, Quabbin 9th Past President Brian Buckley North Quincy 10th Past President Kevin McDermott Billerica 11th Past President Jim Diamantopoulos Shrewsbury 12th Past President Bill Devine Monson 13th Past President John Sullivan Milton 14th Past President Scott Eaton Northern Kentucky 15th Past President Jeanne Bonneau New Bedford 16th Past President John Franceschini Quincy 17th Past President Tom Flynn Bromfield 18th Past President Jim Daley Whitman-Hanson MBCA Senior Awards Breakfast May 9, 2015 The College of the Holy Cross *** Program *** Welcome Bo Ruggiero – MBCA President Introduction of MBCA Executive Board Blessing Breakfast Guest Speaker – Bo Ruggiero Cohasset High School Presentation of All-Academic Team Awards Presentation of All-Senior Team Awards Presentation of Player-of-the-Year Awards Mr. Basketball/Ms. Basketball Closing Remarks Guest Speaker Bo Ruggiero – Cohasset High School Past President - MBCA 1992 Inductee Massachusetts Basketball State Coaches Association “ Hall of Fame ” 500 + Career Victories Former Director of Athletics @ Bridgewater State College & Director of Sports Promotion @ Boston University Three Time MBCA “ Coach of the Year ” Two Time New England Women’s Div. III “ Coach of the Year ” @ Bridgewater State College Currently Head Boys Coach @ Cohasset High School Where he was selected the 2012-13 Boston Globe - Div. 4 “ Coach of the Year ” MBCA 2015 Players of the Year Central Girls Gabrielle Guenther Holy Name High School North Girls Melissa Rogers Arlington Catholic High School South Girls Ashley Russell Braintree High School West Girls Meghan Sullivan Granby Jr/Sr High School ************************************************************************************* Central Boys Drew Vittum St. John’s High School North Boys Isaiah McLeod Cambrudge Rindge & Latin High School South Boys Guilien Smith Catholic Memorial High School West Boys Ty Nichols Putnam Vocational Technical Academy CENTRAL SECTION All-Academic Senior Girls’ Team Brooke Nadeau Millbury High School Tynetta Jerry Doherty Memorial High School Paige Specker Quabbin Regional High School All-Academic Senior Boys’ Team Jimmy Caffrey Uxbridge High School Cameron Halloran Abby Kelley Foster Charter School Jacob Lanpher Quabbin Regional High School Stephen Palecki St. John’s High School Jaimorri Sanders Holy Name High School NORTH SECTION All-Academic Senior Girls’ Team Meghan DeCourcey Arlington High School Talia DeLatto Andover High School Sophia Holmes St. Mary’s High School Melissa Rogers Arlington Catholic High School Lexie Rose Bishop Fenwick High School All-Academic Senior Boys’ Team Jimmy Campbell Hamilton-Wenham High School Tyson Johnson St. John’s High School Josh Lee Arlington High School Connor Merinder Andover High School Frank Roche Arlington High School SOUTH SECTION All-Academic Senior Girls’ Team Margaret Corcoran Milton High School Jordan Frisbee Monomoy Regional High School Molly Reagan Braintree High School Ashley Russell Braintree High School Jessica Stoyle Mansfield High School All-Academic Senior Boys’ Team Kevin Conway Milton High School Mark Czeisler Dover-Sherborn High School Denis McAuliffe Milton High School John Russell Sturgis Charter School Chris Kyne Oliver Ames High School WEST SECTION All-Academic Senior Girls’ Team Kierra McCarthy Ludlow High School Alyssa Guyon Ludlow High School Catie Lipscomb West Springfield High School Meghan Sullivan Granby Jr/Sr High School Katie Yagodzinski Smith Academy All-Academic Senior Boys’ Team Kyle Artus Pioneer Valley Regional High School Eric Pratt Pioneer Valley Regional High School Zachary Rinvil Hampden Charter School of Science Kevin Van Oudenhove Easthampton High School Nick Batchelder Hampshire Regional High School CENTRAL SECTION All-Senior Girls’ Team Amy Haven Sutton High School Brittany Herring Quaboag Regional High School Kelly Poole Nashoba Regional High School Lindsay Werner Groton Dunstable Regional High School Erin Cressman Nashoba Regional High School All-Senior Boys’ Team Jared James Tantasqua High School Kevin Durkin Wachusett High School Collin Bennett Quabbin High School Brendan Kittredge Clinton High School Richard Harrington Sutton High School NORTH SECTION All-Senior Girls’ Team Colleen Caveney Andover High School Meghan DeCourcey Arlington High School Autumn Harrison Cambridge Rindge & Latin High School Madison Medina Lowell Catholic High School Arianna Oti Waltham High School All-Senior Boys’ Team Connor Bennett Wilmington High School Kareem Davis St. John’s Prep High School Karlens Joas Malden Catholic High School Connor Merinder Andover High School Miles Robinson Arlington High School SOUTH SECTION All-Senior Girls’ Team Bridget Herlihy Braintree High School Molly Reagan Braintree High School Catherine Harrison Duxbury High School Madison Jolin Bishop Feehan High School Katherine Tamulionis Foxboro High School All-Senior Boys’ Team Tommy Mobley Newton North High School Ryan Boulter Mansfield High School Frank Oftring Bishop Feehan High School Mike Boen Mansfield High School Ryan Carney Oliver Ames High School WEST SECTION All-Senior Girls’ Team Ally Mishol Longmeadow High School Alyssa Guyon Ludlow High School Catie Lipscomb West Springfield High School Janaiya Sanchez Sabis International Charter School Tea Spellacy Belchertown High School All-Senior Boys’ Team Ki Shaun Monroe Putnam Vocational Technical Academy Kevon Malcolm Springfield High School of Science & Technology Isaac Siegal Amherst High School DeVante Wardell Holyoke High School Jon Garcia Putnam Vocational Technical Academy .
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