The Warwick Beacon is thrilled to unveil its 2024 Fall All-City sports teams, recognizing some of the area’s top athletes from this past season. Athletes were chosen based on their achievements on the field and the impact they made to their respective programs throughout the fall.

Field Hockey

Lily Farrell, Pilgrim

Gracelynn Ferreira, Pilgrim

Zoe Anderson, Pilgrim

Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate

Emerson Wheeler, Toll Gate

Reagan Motta, Toll Gate

Aubrey Rubeira, Toll Gate

Lauren Bastien, Toll Gate

Abby O’Connor, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate

Delanie Wheeler was a consistent presence for the Titans on both ends of the field and helped the Titans return to the playoffs.

Girls Tennis

Emilia Koopman, Pilgrim

Michaela Fitzgerald, Pilgrim

Haylee Marandola, Toll Gate

Kassidy Roche, Toll Gate

Caroline Polo, Toll Gate

Aubree Flanagan, Toll Gate

Ella Mehta, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Caroline Polo, Toll Gate

A lot was asked of Caroline Polo this past fall as she was elevated from doubles to singles. The move paid off, as she quickly became the team’s leader in singles wins and guided the Titans to the playoffs. She was later named to the Division III Second Team.

Girls Volleyball

Kayli Sherlock, Pilgrim

Avery Donovan, Pilgrim

Mary McNulty, Toll Gate

Mackenzie Long, Toll Gate

Chevalee Graham, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Mary McNulty, Toll Gate

Mary McNulty is once again the Warwick Beacon’s girls volleyball player of the year. McNulty was named all-division and her play up front helped guide the Titans to the postseason.

Girls Soccer

Chloe Casavant, Pilgrim

Mackenzie Daily, Pilgrim

Allison Patten, Pilgrim

Lorelai Leddy, Pilgrim

Emma McIntyre, Toll Gate

Ava Ficher, Toll Gate

Shinyu Vega, Toll Gate

Stella-Blue Kraus, Toll Gate

Madison Gautieri, Toll Gate

Ava Marrocco, Toll Gate

Alanna Pereira, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Emma McIntrye, Toll Gate

Emma McIntyre was arguably the best freshman in the state and immediately became the Titans’ go-to scorer up front. The phenom finished the fall with a whopping 21 goals and helped the Titans reach the playoffs after moving up to Division II.

Boys Soccer

Brent Karpowich, Hendricken

Jack Mefford, Hendricken

Tristan Boyns, Hendricken

Charlie Urso, Hendricken 

Rylan Barbato, Hendricken

Lucas Sauco, Hendricken 

Michael Carreiro, Hendricken 

Haiden Riess, Pilgrim

Jacoby Foster, Pilgrim

Jackson Bromage, Pilgrim

Chris Williams, Pilgrim

Josiel Zuniga, Pilgrim

Alex Rodrigues, Pilgrim

Adam Vespia, Toll Gate

Brandon Molina, Toll Gate

Ryan Enos, Toll Gate

Gabe Politelli, Toll Gate

Jack Sabatelli, Toll Gate

Lorenzo Salvador, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Brent Karpowich, Hendricken

Brent Karpowich had a historic campaign for the Hawks, who took home their first title since 1996. Karpowich led the Hawks in scoring and was named the coaches association’s player of  the year while also taking home all-state and all-division honors.

Football

Dylan Lynch, Hendricken

Stephen Antonucci, Hendricken

Jeremy Seidi, Hendricken

Ethan Charnley, Hendricken

Scot Belford, Hendricken

Carter Clifton, Pilgrim

Jacob Soulliere, Pilgrim

Chris Maniatakos, Pilgrim

Colin Burke, Pilgrim

Luka Ruscio, Pilgrim

Hunter Schobel, Pilgrim

Dylan Rodrigues, Pilgrim

Andreas Filippou, Pilgrim

Jack Colvin, Toll Gate

Shane Moro, Toll Gate

Stephen Amargo, Toll Gate

John Ricci, Toll Gate

Nathan Gamba-Masse, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Carter Clifton, Pilgrim

Carter Clifton made his return to the gridiron in a big way this past season. After missing 2023 due to a knee injury, Clifton returned in 2024 and was one of the top quarterbacks in the division, tossing 16 touchdowns and rushing for six more.

Girls Cross Country

Keaney Bayha, Pilgrim

Juliana Kavanagh, Pilgrim

Lia Wasilewski, Pilgrim

Tiffany Blanco, Pilgrim

Mea Ayotte, Toll Gate

Anna O’Donnell, Toll Gate

Runner of the Year: Keaney Bayha, Pilgrim

Keaney Bayha wrapped up one of the best cross country careers in state history by taking first in both the Class A Championship as well as the state title a week later, becoming Warwick’s first-ever public school champ.

Boys Cross Country

Colby Flynn, Hendricken

BJ Kerachsky, Hendricken

Fred Russell, Hendricken

Jack Moretta, Hendricken

Brayden Seraichyk, Hendricken

Tyler Boudreau, Pilgrim

Josh Maynard, Toll Gate

John Maynard, Toll Gate

Runner of the Year: Colby Flynn, Hendricken

Colby Flynn was key in the Hawks winning another state championship in November, as he raced to a third-place finish overall.