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John Guay
The Mounties star closed out his outstanding high school career with an MVP performance in the Division I state title series.
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Stephen Buco
The second-leading Division I scorer for the second straight year, Buco tallied 58 points in 16 league games this season.
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Peter Taylor
A second-team All-State selection last season, Taylor moved up to the first team after a season in which he led the state in scoring with 60 points in 16 league games.
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Josh Fattore
Despite being a sophomore, Fattore demonstrated the poise of a tested veteran as he played a major role in Mount St. Charles' drive to the state title and an undefeated league season.
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Max St. Sauveur
Hendricken reached the title round of the Division I state tournament for the fourth consecutive year because St. Sauveur's play at defense enabled the Hawks to fill much of the void created by the graduation of an All-State goalie and an All-State defenseman from last year's championship team.
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Jake Rinn
Toll Gate only scored 26 goals against Division I opponents during the regular season, but Rinn's performance in the cage kept the Titans in virtually every game.
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Kayla Robidoux
The Most Valuable Player of the Division I state title series, Robidoux also was the top Division I scorer in regular-season games against other Division I teams.
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Bianca Bogda
Bogda played a major role in the Bengals' drive to the regular-season title and the Division I state crown.
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Julia Shackleton
The top young player in the league, Shackleton used her outstanding skating ability to become one of its top players in only her second year of high school competition.
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Cate Colucci
A second-team All-Stater last year, Colucci established her credentials as one of the top rearguards in the six-year history of the Interscholastic League.
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Denyse St. Germain
A third-team All-Division selection last season, this season she stepped up and helped fill the void created by the graduation of Amanda Tassoni, the Mount's first-team All-State defenseman.
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Chelsea Keach
The state's top goaltender for the second straight year, this season she made 385 saves in 11 games against Division I competition.
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