Methuen High held its Winter Sports Athletic Awards Night on March 13 in the Nicholson Auditorium. Here are the winners.
Gymnastics
Most Valuable Performer: Divier Ramos
Most Improved Performer: Bryan Incollingo
Coaches Award: Gianna Coletti
Additional recognition:
MVC D-2 League Champions Trophy
Stacy Thibodeau is MVC2 Coach of the Year
Divier Ramos Delago is Senior Gymnast of the Year
Girls Basketball
Most Valuable Player: Mackenzie Corrigan
Most Improved Player: Ainsley Low
Coaches Award: Bella Medeiros
Boys Basketball
Most Valuable Player: Isaiah Andino
Most Improved Player: Nethaniel Clemente
Bruce Blood Coaches Award: Jeyvien DeLeon
Additional Recognition
Isaiah Andino, 1,000-Point Plaque
Boys Hockey
Most Valuable Player: Aiden Cashman
Most Improved Player: Cody Lambert
Horace Trovato Coaches Award: Zachary Anderson
Additional Recognition
MVC/DCL D-3 League Champions Trophy
Cheerleading
Most Valuable Performer: Emma Winegar
Most Improved Performer: Chantel Fernandez
Deidre A. Didio Coaches Award: Krysta Caverly
Girls Hockey
Most Valuable Player: Breena Lawrence
Coaches Award: Livia Lawrence
Coaches Award: Ella Duffy
Additional Recognition
MVC D-1 League Champion Trophy
Dave O’Hearn MVC D-1 Coach of the Year
Wrestling
Most Valuable Performer: Vinny DeMaio
Most Improved Performer: Antonio Rios
Bill James Coaches Award: Anthony DeMaio
Robert Fitzgerald Coaches Award: Janessa Santiago
Additional recognition
Vinny DeMaio, Division 1 State Champion
Asher Polanco, Division 1 State Champion
Janessa Santiago, Division 1 State Champion, MIAA All-States Champion and New England Champion
Boys Track
Most Valuable Performer (Run): Mekhi Lumsden
Most Valuable Performer (Field): Connor McCarthy
Most Improved Performer: Anwar Mamdouh
Most Improved Performer: Joshua Najeeullah
Whirlaway Award: Dawyn Urbaez
Girls Track
Most Valuable Performer (Run): Lauren Quarm
Most Valuable Performer (Run): Bella Fiore
Most Valuable Performer (Field): Elizabeth Descheneaux
Most Improved Performer: Mia Flowers
Whirlaway Award: Bethany Anderson
MHS basketball’s standout point guard Isaiah Andino (shown surrounded by his team) was recognized with a 1,000-Point Plaque! The senior point guard was also this year’s MVP.
