The Indians won yet another Class A championship – their 15th in the last 17 years.

The three-sport athlete deftly struck a balance between athletics and academics.

The standout softball pitcher was Portland High’s valedictorian and is on her way to Penn’s Wharton Business School.

The biggest bucket of the year for the Tigers came from an unlikely source, and won them a playoff game.

Archibald immediately became a team leader, even being chosen as a captain by her basketball teammates.

Kolton Brochu learned to deal with Type 1 Diabetes, and has excelled in football and baseball for the Tigers.

Comfortable in any role – quarterback, ace pitcher, slugger or reserve – all the three-sport athlete did was help the Eddies win.

The two-sport standout who comes from a family of athletes set a high standard for the Shiretowners.

After losing in the regional final a year earlier, St. Dom’s won its first Class C state championship with an undefeated season.

The Red Eddies captured the Class AA state championship, ending a 72-year title drought.