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Those two top-tier quarterbacks will be challenged by Team Unstoppable’s quality secondary led by Na’eem Offord, the No. 10 overall rated prospect, who has signed with Oregon, and No. Blake Woodby, a 4-star prospect, who has signed with Auburn.Both players, considered 5-star prospects, signed during the Early Signing Period last month. Russell, the 2024 Gatorade National Player of the Year, will play at Alabama. Moore signed with Oregon.Team Unstoppable has a pair of future stars from the Class of 2026 — Jackson Cantwell of Nixa (Missouri) and and Zion Elee of St. Frances Academy (Maryland). Jackson, an offensive tackle, is the No. 1 overall prospect in the Class of ’26, who has 30 college scholarship offers. Elee, an EDGE rusher, is the No. 13 overall prospect, who has verbally committed to Maryland.The 2025 Under Armour Next All-America Game will be played this afternoon in Florida. The game at Spec Martin Stadium in DeLand will match Team Icon against Team Unstoppable. Both rosters are filled with top players from around the country.Russell and Moore helped lead Duncanville to Texas 6A Division I state championships in 2022 and 2023. This past season, the Panthers lost to eventual start champ North Crowley in the state semifinals to finish No. 8 in the High School Football America 300 national rankings, powered by NFL Play Football.No./Last Name/First Name/Position/Height/Weight/High School/City/State/College/Class/ESPN RankingFirst Name/Last Name/No./High School/Height/WeightMaking this year’s 17th annual content a big different is it also includes some of the top players in the Class of 2026.

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Colorado-signee Julian “JuJu” Lewis is also on Team Icon. the Carrollton (Georgia) QB led his school to a runner-up finish in Class 6A, the largest in Georgia. The Trojans finished No. 19 in the nation.

65	(SJ) Seuseu	Alofaituli	OL	6’2	286	Bishop Gorman	Las Vegas	NV	Miami	2025	12
8	Byron	Baldwin Jr.	DB	6’2	185	St. Frances Academy	Baltimore	MD	Indiana	2025	267
50	Joshua	Blackston	OL	6’4	275	Dunbar	Baltimore	MD	Rutgers	2025
3	Vernell	Brown III	WR	5’11	175	Jones	Orlando	FL	Florida	2025	44
35	Jordan	Campbell	LB	6’3	210	Carrol City	Miami	FL	Miami	2026	142
9	Dyzier	Carter	WR	5’10	180	Louisa County	Louisa	VA	Rutgers	2026	114
12	Bryce	Davis	DL	6’4	255	Grimsley	Greensboro	NC	Duke	2025	82
18	Anthony	Davis Jr	LB	6’2	205	Grayson	Stockbridge	GA		2026	247
70	Micah	DeBose	OL	6’5	320	Theodore	Theodore	AL	Alabama	2025	78
23	James	Dunnigan Jr.	DB	6’2	185	Manhattan	Manhattan	KS		2026
4	J’Vari	Flowers	DB	6’0	175	Miami Northwestern	Miami	FL		2026	71
10	KJ	Ford	DL	6’4	245	Duncanville	Cedar Hill	TX		2026	129
73	Juan	Gaston Jr	OL	6’8	340	Westlake	Fairburn	GA	Georgia	2025	85
99	Daverin	Geralds II	DL	6’3	275	Collins Hill	Suwanee	GA		2026	53
11	Will	Griffin	QB	6’3	225	Jesuit	Treasure Island	FL	Florida	2026	58
15	Marcus	Harris	WR	6’0	185	Mater Dei	Eastvale	CA	Washington	2025	138
86	Brock	Harris	TE	6’6	240	Pineview	Washington	UT		2026	34
27	Tae	Harris	DB	6’0	195	Cedartown	Cedartown	GA	Georgia Tech	2025	48
3	Zelus	Hicks	DB	6’3	185	Carrollton	Lilburn	GA	Texas	2025	72
6	Savion	Hiter	RB	5’11	199	Louisa County	Louisa	VA		2026	20
79	Immanuel	Iheanacho	OL	6’7	345	Georgetown Prep	Baltimore	MD		2026	7
7	Ty	Jackson	LB	6’2	205	Seminole Ridge	Westlake	FL	Florida	2025	54
55	Alai	Kalaniuvalu	OL	6’3	305	Bishop Gorman	Las Vegas	NV	BYU	2025	109
11	Jake	Kreul	DL	6’3	230	IMG Academy	Orlando	FL		2026	99
1	Dijon (DJ)	Lee Jr	DB	6’3	192	Mission Viejo	Mission Viejo	CA	Alabama	2025	32
10	Julian	Lewis	QB	6’0	190	Carrollton	Carrollton	GA	Colorado	2025	2
19	Tyler	Lockhart	LB	6’3	215	Winona Secondary School	Kilmichael	MS	Mississippi State	2025	144
64	Kenneth	McManus IV	OL	6’2	290	St. John’s College	Washington, D.C.	DC	Akron	2025
4	Naeshaun	Montgomery	WR	6’2	185	Miami Central	West Palm Beach	FL	Florida	2025	116
1	Dakorien	Moore	WR	6’0	185	Duncanville	Dallas	TX	Oregon	2025	3
7	Javian	Osborne	RB	5’9	195	Forney	Mesquite	TX		2026	68
17	Isaiah	Reese	LB	6’3	200	Phillips Exeter Academy	Exeter	NH	Virginia	2025
25	Brunno	Reus	P	6’0	190	Venice Senior	Sarasota	FL	Florida State	2025
88	Landon	Rink	DL	6’3	280	Cy-Fair	Cypress	TX	Texas A&M	2025	156
21	Anthony	Rogers	WR/RB	5’9	190	Carver Senior	Montgomery	AL	Ohio State	2025	97
12	Keelon	Russell	QB	6’4	185	Duncanville	Duncanville	TX	Alabama	2025	14
33	Henry	Searcy	LS	6’3	185	Lawton Chiles	Tallahassee	FL	Pitt	2025
77	Micah	Smith	OL	6’6	320	Vero Beach	Vero Beach	FL		2026	46
80	Scott	Starzyk	K	5’9	165	The Woodlands	The Woodlands	TX	Arkansas	2025
2	Jahkeem	Stewart	DL	6’6	277	Edna Karr	New Orleans	LA	USC	2025	11
6	Cortez	Thomas	DB	6’1	185	Holmes County Central	Goodman	MI	Ole Miss	2025	125
14	Xavier	Tiller	TE	6’5	220	Langston Hughes	Atlanta	GA	Texas A&M	2026	70
16	Carnell	Warren	WR	6’4	195	Bluffton	Bluffton	SC		2026	203
49	Jalen	Wiggins	DL	6’5	250	James Rickards	Tallahassee	FL	Florida	2025	68
41	Prince	Williams	DL	6’2	255	Bishop Gorman	Las Vegas	NV		2026	212
5	Tony	Williams	DB	6’1	190	Palm Beach Central	Wellington	FL	UCF	2025
8	Dallas	Wilson	WR	6’4	195	Tampa Bay Tech	Tampa	FL	Florida	2026

Team Icon is led by Duncanville (Texas) stars Keelon Russell (quarterback) and Dakorian Moore (wide receiver), the No. 2 and No. 4 college football prospects in the Class of 2025, according to the 247Sports Composite Rankings.


Na’eem	Offord	5	A.H. Parker High School	6’2	190
Anquon	Fegans	4	Thompson High School: Alabaster, AL	6’2	185
Gavin	Nix	6	IMG Academy	6’0	225
Abel	Hoopii	58	Farrington High School: Honolulu, HI	6’5	345
Hunter	Solwold	84	Fallston High: Fallston, MD	6’3	240
Kaden	Strayhorn	75	IMG Academy	6’3	298
Erik	Schmidt	28	Marquette University High	6’2	200
Izayia	Williams	57	Tavares High School: Tavares, FL	6’1	215
Isaiah	Iosefa	56	Waipahu HS: Honolulu, HI	6’1	220
Dominic	De Freitas	90	Northwood High School	6’0	180
Jackson	Cantwell	79	Nixa High: Nixa, MO	6’8	310
Keenyi	Pepe	71	IMG	6’8	300
Chris	Ewald jr	21	Chaminade Madonna College Prep: Hollywood, FL	6’0	178
London	Merritt	14	IMG Academy	6’3	250
Naeem	Burroughs	18	The Bolles School: Jacksonville, FL	6’0	175
Kaiden	Prothro	7	Bowdon High School: Bowdon, GA	6’6	210
Jared	Smith	8	Thompson High School: Alabaster, AL	6’6	250
Zahir	Mathis	9	Imhotep Institute Chs: Philadelphia, PA	6’6	230
Michael	Fasusi	56	Lewisville High School: Lewisville, AR	6’5	310
Tristen	Keys	23	Blair Center Hattiesburg High: Hattiesburg, MS	6’3	185
JaReylan	McCoy	19	Tupelo High School: Tupelo, MS	6’7	250
Isaiah	Mozee	23	Lee’s Summit North	6’1	200
Xavier	McDonald	2	Morton High School: Morton, MS	6’1	160
Kevin	Oatis jr	99	Blair Center Hattiesburg High: Hattiesburg, MS	6’3	280
Zech	Fort	12	IMG academy	5’11	190
Simeon	Caldwell	24	The Bolles School: Jacksonville, FL	6’2	190
Zion	Elee	7	St Frances Academy: Baltimore, MD	6’4	226
Derrek	Cooper	6	Chaminade Madonna College Prep: Hollywood, FL	6’1	198
KJ	Lacey	9	Saraland high school	6’1	185
Donovan	Olugbode	0	IMG	6’2	200
Jireh	Edwards	10	St Frances Academy: Baltimore, MD	6’2	204
Solomon	Thomas	65	William M. Raines High School: Jacksonville, FL	6’4	325
Blake	Woodby	1	St Frances Academy: Baltimore, MD	5’11	182
Elijah	Griffin	95	Savannah Christian Prep: Savannah, GA	6’5	290
Donovan	Murph	17	Irmo High School: Columbia, SC	6’3	190
Quentin	Gibson	1	North Crowley HS	5’9	160
Jaylen	Gilchrist	77	Salem High School	6’5	205
Langston	Hogg	78	Cartersville High School: Cartersville, GA	6’2	270
Byron	Louis	22	American Heritage School: Plantation, FL	6’0	210
Nolan	Wilson	55	Picayune Memorial High School: Picayune, MS	6’4	251
Mikkel	Skinner	8	Riverside High School: Greer, SC	6’4	220
Kaleb	Burns	22	Cypress Falls H S: Houston, TX	6’1	210
Marshall	Pritchett	24	Rabun Gap Nacoochee School: Rabun Gap, GA	6’6	225
Alvin	Henderson	4	Elba High School: Elba, AL	5’10	195
Kail	Ellis	50	Cass High School: Cartersville, GA	6’4	300
Keon	Young	3	Lakeland Senior High School: Lakeland, FL	6’1	178
Malik	Washington	5	Archbishop Spalding High School: Severn, MD	6’5	215
Derek	Zammit	3	DePaul Catholic High School	6’0	195

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Five takeaways from Thursday, as champions were crowned, coaches hired, TMC met, and …

For the first time in school history, Concord-Carlisle girls’ lacrosse was No. 1 in the state.Barry Chin/Globe Staff Championship weekend is upon us, with four teams getting a head-start on the celebrating Thursday night. Over at Babson College, Concord-Carlisle girls’ lacrosse claimed its first state championship in the Division 1 title game, and Norwell beat […]

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For the first time in school history, Concord-Carlisle girls' lacrosse was No. 1 in the state. — For the first time in school history, Concord-Carlisle girls’ lacrosse was No. 1 in the state.Barry Chin/Globe Staff

Championship weekend is upon us, with four teams getting a head-start on the celebrating Thursday night.

Over at Babson College, Concord-Carlisle girls’ lacrosse claimed its first state championship in the Division 1 title game, and Norwell beat its old coach to capture the Division 4 belt, its first state title in seven years.

And in Shrewsbury, top-seeded Agawam bounced back after dropping the second set to win the last two in commanding fashion against Wayland and secure its second Division 2 title in three seasons.

Playing ‘Agawam volleyball’ got it done in the Division 2 boys’ championship

While not an MIAA sport, St. Mary’s captured the 2025 girls’ flag football title.

St. Mary’s tops Leominster to claim the 2025 Patriots Girls’ High School Flag Football championship

With the conclusion of the softball and tennis semifinals, every championship match is locked in, and with a shift in softball to put every game on Saturday, that means 23 champions will be crowned that day, weather permitting.

You can find out when every championship game is with our title tracker, and you can revisit every game from the last two rounds with our playoff guide.

The rest of Thursday’s coverage:

1. Commitment corner

Holland (formerly Burke) senior Jay’von Depina has committed to play at Northern Essex Community College, making it five of the six Bulldogs seniors who are going on to play collegiately.

Blessed enough to say i’m commiting to Northern Essex Community College! Go Knights! #AGTG pic.twitter.com/Judirawk0v

— Jay’von Depina (@DepinaJayvon) June 10, 2025

Dartmouth College announced an incoming women’s soccer class that includes two Massachusetts products: Brookline defender Anna Leschly, a two-time EMass All-Star and Bay State Conference All-Star, and BB&N’s Maeve Theobald, who made the All-NEPSAC and All-ISL first teams.

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2. Coaching carousel

Methuen football coach Tom Ryan will be the athletic director at the school after serving on an interim basis last year. Longtime offensive coordinator Ryan Dugan will be promoted to interim head coach.

Ryan went 81-48 in 12 seasons coaching the Rangers. Dugan has been the offensive coordinator at his alma mater, where he teaches math, for 12 years.

Nipmuc has promoted Britt Kahler from assistant to head girls’ basketball coach. Kahler was formerly the head coach at Blackstone Valley Tech.

Congratulations to current Nipmuc Asst. Coach and former BVT Head Coach Britt Kahler. Britt will be taking over the helm of the Nipmuc Girls program @tgsports pic.twitter.com/gbNsfdiEL7

— Nipmuc HS Sports (@NipmucAD) June 12, 2025

Tabor Academy announced the promotion of 2014 graduate Lydia Caputi from assistant to head girls’ basketball coach.

Caputi takes over for Will Becker, who she coached under the last two years. An All-New England player while at Tabor, she went on to play at Babson, where she was a three-year starter.

She has coached at Trinity College and Dartmouth and was head coach at Westminster School in Simsbury, Conn.

We are excited to announce Lydia Caputi’14 as the Next Girls Varsity Basketball Head Coach! #SeawolfNation https://t.co/4JzHYOn4KH pic.twitter.com/ZqBRCj99iD

— Tabor Athletics (@taborathletics) June 11, 2025

Westwood athletic director Matt Gillis announced he will be retiring next week after 33 years with the school district. The Blue Hills graduate has served as the Wolverines’ AD for 13 years.

3. Milton Academy’s Partal wins Gatorade boys’ soccer award

Milton Academy senior Josh Partal has been named the Gatorade Massachusetts Boys Soccer Player of the Year.

The midfielder from Bangor, Maine, notched seven goals and eight assists, leading the Mustangs to the NEPSAC Class A championship game. A United Soccer Coaches High School All-American selection, he participated in the High School All-American Game and will play at Stanford.

“Josh just controls the game from minute one to minute 90,” said BB&N coach Joe Campbell in a release. “He never plays a bad pass and is silky smooth on the ball. His game awareness is uncanny for such a young player.”

Partal volunteers as a youth soccer coach and is a member of the Milton Academy Science Olympiad team and co-head of the MicroFinance Club.

5. TMC talks big picture, tweaks wrestling postseason

The MIAA’s Tournament Management Committee discussed two big-picture topics and made a slight change to wrestling during its Thursday meeting.

The only vote of the day was to reduce the number of wrestlers who qualify for All-States from six to five per weight, which was recommended by the wrestling committee.

“They’re trying to get their arms around the number of people who are wrestling,” said TMC chair Shaun Hart, the Burlington AD. “The events are so huge.”

Two athletic directors, Newton North’s Mike Jackson and Franklin’s Karrah Ellis, proposed that basketball quarterfinal games be held at neutral locations instead of home gyms.

“It’s definitely difficult to host an Elite Eight game in basketball,” Ellis said. “From turning people away at the door because tickets sold out, to locking down your facility. We had people break in through our loading dock trying to sneak into a game. That’s an unreasonable expectation of your event staff.”

The committee decided to add the issue to a future agenda when they have more data, with Paine noting that only three quarterfinal games in 2025 sold more than 1,000 tickets.

“We understand Newton North and Franklin had a problem, but we need to look at the numbers and look at the ticket sales,” Hart said.

Hart also noted that while hockey quarterfinals were moved to neutral locations last season, it’s not an apples-to-apples comparison.

“Everyone owns their own basketball gym and less than half the hockey teams play at a venue that is theirs,” Hart said. “They’re not the same.”

The committee also discussed the need to make the alignment process, which just wrapped up for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 school years, less arduous and acrimonious.

“We have to seriously consider what we are doing and why we are doing this work,” Hart said. “My hope is no person needs to do alignments again. We put the formula together and it runs the state and where you land is where you are.”

A sub-committee was discussed to look at alternate methods for settling alignments.

Brendan Kurie can be reached at brendan.kurie@globe.com. Follow him on X @BrendanKurie.

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SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) – Here’s a look at our local Iowa high school baseball and softball highlights and scores from June 12th, 2025: Softball Sioux City East 3, Sioux City North 1 (Game 1 – Doubleheader) West Monona 9, Lawton-Bronson 2 Sibley-Ocheyedam 6, Sheldon 5 Sergeant Bluff-Luton 13, CB Jefferson 1 Le Mars 3, […]

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Local Iowa high school baseball and softball highlights and scores (6

SIOUX CITY, Iowa (KCAU) – Here’s a look at our local Iowa high school baseball and softball highlights and scores from June 12th, 2025:

Softball

Sioux City East 3, Sioux City North 1 (Game 1 – Doubleheader)

West Monona 9, Lawton-Bronson 2

Sibley-Ocheyedam 6, Sheldon 5

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 13, CB Jefferson 1

Le Mars 3, Bishop Heelan 2 (Game 1 – Doubleheader)

Le Mars 8, Bishop Heelan 5 (Game 2 – Doubleheader)

CB Lincoln 5, Sioux City West 2

Okoboji 14, Emmetsburg 4

Newell-Fonda 10, Pocahontas Area 1

Woodbine 5, Westwood 1

Baseball

Sioux City East 4, Sioux City North 2 (Game 1 – Doubleheader)

Sioux City East 3, Sioux City North 0 (Game 2 – Doubleheader)

Estherville-Lincoln Central 7, Algona 1

Sergeant Bluff-Luton 13, CB Jefferson 0

Newell-Fonda 16, Northwood-Kensett 2

Sheldon 11, Sibley-Ocheyedan 3

MMCRU 1, Kingsley-Pierson 0

West Lyon 7, Central Lyon 0

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to SiouxlandProud | Sioux City, IA | News, Weather, and Sports.

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Girls flag football camp highlights rapid rise of the sport in Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS — About 75 girls, ages 10 to 18, gathered this week at a girls pro flag football camp in Colorado Springs — a clear sign of how fast the sport is gaining ground across Colorado. “To see the growth, just for women in general, is amazing… these young women are coming out and […]

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Girls flag football camp highlights rapid rise of the sport in Colorado

COLORADO SPRINGS — About 75 girls, ages 10 to 18, gathered this week at a girls pro flag football camp in Colorado Springs — a clear sign of how fast the sport is gaining ground across Colorado.

“To see the growth, just for women in general, is amazing… these young women are coming out and wanting to play in a sport that’s mainly for men,” said Vana Medrano, quarterback for the Denver Rush, who coached at the camp.

Medrano shared her passion for the game and her hope that these young athletes take full advantage of the opportunities now available.

“I wish I started when I was younger… the opportunity is amazing,” she said.

Now recognized as Colorado’s 33rd sanctioned high school sport — and the 18th for girls — flag football marks a significant step forward for gender equity in athletics.

The sport’s momentum is especially clear at schools like Denver South, where flag football is quickly becoming part of school culture.

“It means a lot because I got to be part of the first official flag football team at my school,” said one camper who did not want to be identified for this story. “Never even thrown a football before, and I instantly fell in love.”

Medrano said the biggest takeaway she hopes to leave campers with is belief in themselves.

“I hope they leave this camp with confidence… knowing they can do it, and that the sky is the limit,” Medrano said.

The local nonprofit Pro Football Camp will host three youth events this summer, bringing in NFL, UFL, and women’s pro players to coach and mentor kids on and off the field.

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Maxwell Moldovan sinks eagle at U.S. Open

Green High School alum Maxwell Moldovan has one of the early highlights at Oakmont Country Club. On the first hole of his first round at the 2025 U.S. Open Golf Championship, former Green and Ohio State golfer needed just two strokes to get his ball into the cup, earning him an eagle on the par-4 […]

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Maxwell Moldovan sinks eagle at U.S. Open

Jun 6, 2024; Dublin, Ohio, USA; Maxwell Moldovan plays his shot from the second tee during the first round of the Memorial Tournament at Muirfield Village Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Adam Cairns-USA TODAY Sports

Green High School alum Maxwell Moldovan has one of the early highlights at Oakmont Country Club.

On the first hole of his first round at the 2025 U.S. Open Golf Championship, former Green and Ohio State golfer needed just two strokes to get his ball into the cup, earning him an eagle on the par-4 hole.

Moldovan, who turned pro in June 2024 and in April won his first pro event at the PGA Tour Americas Brazil Open, was one of four players in a field of 83 to qualify out of Springfield Country Club, located in Springfield, Ohio. He put together rounds of 69-65 to go 5 under, which sent him to the U.S. Open.

This is his fourth straight year competing in the event.

Dispatch reporter Rob Oller contributed to this report.

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Skiing Introduces Five

Story Links CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University skiing will introduce five first-years to the program in 2025-26 as part of the Class of 2029, Cate Brams, the Paul J. Finnegan Family Head Coach for Harvard Nordic Skiing, and Scott MacPherson, The Peter H. Carter ’69 Head Coach for Harvard Alpine Skiing, announced on Thursday. The Crimson’s […]

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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Harvard University skiing will introduce five first-years to the program in 2025-26 as part of the Class of 2029, Cate Brams, the Paul J. Finnegan Family Head Coach for Harvard Nordic Skiing, and Scott MacPherson, The Peter H. Carter ’69 Head Coach for Harvard Alpine Skiing, announced on Thursday.

The Crimson’s Class of 2029 includes three skiers on the nordic side and two skiers for the alpine team. The group includes one student-athlete each from Alaska, California, Idaho, New York, and Ontario.

Harvard’s incoming class features Braden Bellizzi (Honeoye Falls, N.Y.), Caleb Boyce (Boise, Idaho), and Logan Cuddy (Anchorage, Alaska) on the nordic side as well as Maya Eisner (Pacific Palisades, Calif.) and Tristan Leightell (Toronto, Ontario) on the alpine side.

The group joins a Harvard program that has qualified skiers on both the alpine and nordic sides for the NCAA Championships in each of the last five competitive seasons.

Braden Bellizzi
Nordic | Honeoye Falls, N.Y. | Honeoye Falls-Lima

Earned All-Greater Rochester Skier of the Year honors in 2023 … Gained First Team All-Greater Rochester from 2021-23 … Garnered First Team All-Monroe County from 2021-23 … Represented the Mid-Atlantic Region at Junior Nationals from 2022-25 … Won an individual New York state title in 2023 … Helped team win New York state titles in 2022 and 2023 … Captured an individual sectional championship in 2023 and team sectional championships from 2021-23 … Also competed in soccer and track and field … National Honor Society member and chapter president … Enjoys surfing, whitewater kayaking, and exploring nature … Son of Kellin King ’99 and Matt Bellizzi ’96; both parents competed in nordic skiing at Harvard.

Caleb Boyce
Nordic | Boise, Idaho | Boise High School

Earned the Hummel-Fereday Award as a junior … Raced for the Bogus Basin Nordic Team … Also competed with the Boise Brave Mountain Bike Team … Won the Tour de Bogus 25k … Helped mountain bike team win the state championship three times … National Merit Finalist and an AP Scholar … Selected as the Idaho winner of the “Celebrate the West” art competition … Plays the piano … Son of Heidi and Cody Boyce.

Logan Cuddy
Nordic | Anchorage, Alaska | Robert Service High School

Earned All-America honors in 2023 … Gained All-State accolades in 2024 … Captured Team MVP laurels in 2024 … Helped team win a state title in 2022 and finish as state runner-up in 2023 and 2024 … Part of team that garnered a rating as the top high school team in the nation in 2022 according to U.S. Skiing … Served team as a two-year captain … Raced for Alaska Pacific University Nordic Ski Center … Earned the 2024 Youth Volunteer Award … Selected as an Outstanding Youth in Philanthropy … Served as the President of high school’s Special Olympics Partners Club … Aunt Nina Kemppel competed in nordic skiing at Dartmouth and represented Team USA at four Olympics (1992, 1994, 1998, 2002) … Son of Denali Kemppel and Kevin Cuddy; Denali competed in nordic skiing at Dartmouth, earning All-America honors.

Maya Eisner
Alpine | Pacific Palisades, Calif. | Rowland Hall (Utah)

Qualified for U.S. Nationals in 2024 and 2025, for U18 Nationals in 2024 and 2025, and for U16 Nationals in 2022 and 2023 … Qualified for U16 NPS at Burke Mountain in 2023 … Competed for the Mammouth Mountain Ski Team from 2021-23 and for Rowmark Ski Academy from 2023-25 … Earned Academic All-State honors … Also played soccer; helped team win a Utah 2A State Championship in 2023 … An AP Scholar with Distinction … A volunteer and student chapter co-founder of Grow the Flow, an organization advocating for the Great Salt Lake’s survival through legislation and research … Daughter of Sydney and Brian Eisner.

Tristan Leightell
Alpine | Toronto, Ontario | Green Mountain Valley School (Vt.)

Earned a bronze medal at the U19 Canadian Giant Slalom National Championships in 2025 … Ranked in the top five overall in the Canadian Giant Slalom standings in 2023, 2024, and 2025 … Placed first at the Ontario Cup in 2020 and 2021 … Selected as the Best Ontario Cup Boy at the U14 level in 2019 and the U16 level in 2021 … Raced for the Georgian Peaks Alpine Club, Ontario Development Ski Team, Green Mountain Valley School, and the Burke Mountain Academy E-Team … Also played ice hockey and lacrosse … Organized a skateboarding marathon, raising over $5000 for Beaver Valley Outreach … Son of Karen and Stephen Leightell.

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