Sabra

Hanuschak

Accaoui

Culpo

Rounds

Adu-Gyamfi

Salas

Lowry

Ryan

Jones

Foster

Simmons

Piccoli

Sienkiewicz

JULIE SABRA

Providence Country Day, Girls Basketball

A New England Prep School Athletic Conference all-star, Sabra closed out her high school career by surpassing the 1,000 career mark. She averaged 20 points per game this season, including a 31-point performance against Lincoln School.

MICHAEL CULPO

St. Andrews, Boys Basketball

A shooting guard on two New England Prep School championship teams in his sophomore and junior seasons, this year the 6-2 senior moved to the point-guard spot and directed the Saints to another successful season. He averaged 17.6 ppg this season, pushing his career total to 1,600 points. He also averaged 5.1 assists per game this season and connected on 51 percent of his shots from the field.

MICHAEL ACCAOUI

St. Andrew's, Boys Basketball

A 5-8 junior guard he became St. Andrew's second all-time leading seasonal three-point shooter as he connected on 109 shots from outside the three-point line this season. He averaged 13.0 points and 3.-2 assists per game this season. He hit 48 percent of his three-point attempts.

BRIAN HANUSCHAK

St. Andrew's, Boys Basketball

Despite playing with a broken foot for the final two weeks of the season, the 6-2 senior forward managed to surpass the 1,000 career point and 1,000 career rebound marks this season. He will play college basketball at Division II St. Rose's next season.

ELIZABETH ROUNDS

Lincoln School, Girls Swimming

The Lynx sophomore mainly swam against independent New England prep school competition, but she also proved she was one of the top female swimmers in Rhode Island as she captured the title in the 100-yard breaststroke at the Bay View Invitational.

SEAN ADU-GYAMFI

Wheeler, Boys Basketball

The Warriors senior point guard was named the top player in the SENE Conference this season. In addition to leading the Warriors in both scoring and assists, he also was an outstanding defensive player.

ANTONIO DIAZ-GONZALEZ SALAS

St. George's, Boys Squash

Diaz-Gonzalez Salas was the top New England Independent League squash player for the second straight year. The ISL Most Valuable Player and the New England Class A champion, he posted a 17-0 record during the regular season, then won eight straight matches en route to the title in the New England Division I tournament. He will play at Connecticut College next season.

BRIAN LOWRY

St. George's, Boys Basketball

A three-sport star, Lowry earned ISL all-star honors in basketball this winter as he averaged 15 points per game. Headed for Skidmore College next year, he finished his career with 1,035 points, only the second player in St. George's history to surpass the 1,000 career mark.

JEFF RYAN

St. George's, Boys Hockey

The Most Valuable Player in New England Division II prep school hockey, the junior forward led St. George's to an 11-1 regular season record. He was the leading scorer in New England Division II with 55 points on 25 goals and 30 assists.

COURTNEY JONES

St. George's, Girls Squash

A junior, Jones has led the St. George's girls squash team to a combined 23-0 record in dual match play over the past two seasons. This season she also led the Dragons to a fifth-place finish at the national high school tournament. A top 15 national ranked 17-and-under player this season, his only dual match loss was to the top-ranked player in New England Independent Schools league.

ELIZA FOSTER

St. George's, Girls Hockey

Foster closed out her sensational career with a first-team ISL selection this season. She was the Dragons' leading scorer for the third straight year, pushing her career total to 85 points.

KAIA SIMMONS

Moses Brown, Girls Swimming

One of the top prep-school swimmers in New England this year, the Quakers junior set a New England Prep School League record for her performance in the 500-yard freestyle with a clocking of 4:56.4 at the NEPSSA Championships. Against Rhode Island competition, she won both the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard butterfly at the Bay View Invitational. She posted an undefeated dual-meet record despite swimming against boys in most meets.

MARISSA PICCOLI

St. Andrew's, Girls Basketball

The senior point guard from Providence was named the top female player in the Southeastern New England Conference for the second straight year. A four-time New England Prep School all-star, she finished her high school career with 1,500 points. "Marissa is the quintessential point guard. She scores, she penetrates, she distributes and she defends. She has done it all for four years," said St. Andrew's girls coach Andrew Schirber.

TYLER SIENKIEWICZ

Providence Country Day, Boys Basketball

The junior guard led Providence Country Day to a dramatic turnaround this winter. Sparked by Sienkiewicz's 14-point and 8-rebound averages, the Knights went from a winless season in 2006-07 to 20 victories and a NEPSAC Division D-2 championship this season. An outstanding outside shooter, he connected on a combined total 10 three-point shots in the Knights' three games in the New England prep tournament.

SENE BOYS BASKETBALL ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS

First Team

Jovan Mitchell, Hyde

Jovon Smith, Hyde

Tyler Sienkiewicz, Providence Country Day

Nick Calvino, Providence Country Day

Nick Adu-Gyamfi, Wheeler

Second team

Tywon Clark, Hyde

Nicholas Sinekiewicz, Providence Country Day

Josh Soby, Falmouth Academy

Steven Sparhawk, Rocky Hill

Mark Blauer, Hyde

Cameron Lynch, St. Thomas More

Honorable Mention

Reuben Walters, Providence Country Day

Trey Dandreta, Wheeler

Remy Corvese, Rocky Hill

Alex Thomas, St. Thomas More

Khiry Praylow, Hyde

SENE GIRLS BASKETBALL ALL-LEAGUE TEAMS

First Team

Ivori Aiken, Hyde

Marissa Picolli, St. Andrew’s

Julianna Sabra, Providence Country Day

Aly Liebeman, Wheeler

Michelle Chambers, Hyde

Second Team

Letisha Bolden, Hyde

Liz Wanger, Wheeler

Stephanie Kiser, Lincoln School

Sarah Howard, Lincoln School

Leela Ballah, St. Andrew’s

Honorable Mention

Jenna Lemoi, Lincoln School

Eve Capecelatro, Hyde

Jillian Cote, Providence Country Day

Shannon Cain, Marianapolis

Megan Canterbury, Falmouth