We will continue to update this list as information comes to us.  We have separated them by the year they are scheduled to graduate from college.

*Denotes playing basketball in college

**Denotes playing football in college

Class of 2010

Kyle Boyd, University of Hawaii

Kyle Costa, WPI

*Neil Creahan, Bates College

*Chad Dixon, Framingham State College 

Michael Gately, Columbia University

Jonathon Hatfield, Bridgewater State College 

*Sam Herrick, Wentworth Institute of Technology 

*Patrick Magnarelli, Harvard University

*Bobby Montrond, Endicott College

*Jimmy O'Keefe, Bates College

*Ross Pentland, Central Connecticut State University

Sam Schofield, University of Wisconsin

*Scott Smith, Babson College

Barry Sheehan, Northeastern University 

**Winston Tuggle, Trinity College

*Darius Yarell, Framingham State Colelge 

Class of 2011

*Jeff Altimar, Skidmore College

**Michael Bernazzani, College of the Holy Cross 

Jimmy Chaudry, Northeastern University

*Dane Dilegro, University of New Hampshire 

*Kinard Dozier, Franklin Pierce University 

**Alex Dulski, Northeastern University 

*Brian Ellis, Bates College

*Ben Ford, Endicott College

**Corey Gatewood, Stanford University

*Matt Lindberg, Nichols College

*Kyle Yeadon, UMass-Dartmouth

Class of 2012

**Stephen Aborn, Harvard University 

*Kendall Gillians, Framingham State College

*Ademola Abu, Franklin Pierce University

Zach Kahane, Lehigh University

Class of 2013

*Matt Clifford, UMass-Dartmouth

*Sean McCarthy, New Jersey Institute of Technology

*Brett Miller, Springfield College

Evan Richardson, Fairfield University 

*Sean Sullivan, Westfield State College 

*Chris Torres, Newbury College

*Tim Young, Newbury College

The award is given to the top graduating male and female student athletes from the preceding academic and athletic year. There are 12 teams in the conference, including Braintree, Dedham, Walpole, and Weymouth.

Ellis collected 11 varsity letters in soccer, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. He was selected the soccer team's most valuable player last year. In basketball, he earned the conference's MVP award after he helped the Wamps advance to the Division 1 South final. He also became the fourth player in school history to record 1,000 points.

Braintree boys' basketball coach Bob Crook said, "Brian is the top all-around student-athlete I have seen or coached in my 25 years at Braintree High School."

Newton North grad Jessica Barton, now a freshman runner at Wake Forest, was the female recipient.

-11/29/07, Boston Globe