ISHWA DHARAN
Andover High School Freshman
Burst onto the scene and helped anchor another flawless Warrior run to the league title. All-Merrimack Valley Conference first-time choice. Finished up at 19-1 overall, playing in the No. 2 spot. Went 11-0 at No. 2 and 2-0 at No. 1 in the MVC. “Great to coach this year. A true student of the game. The sky is the limit on what she can accomplish. Bright future ahead for her,” said Coach Alan Hibino.
HALEY WOLTERS
Central Catholic Freshman
Burst onto the scene, taking over as the Raiders’ No. 1. Finished up at 7-4 in the top spot. Named Second-team first singles choice in the Merrimack Valley Conference. Mentally strong competitor. Versatile game, able to make in-match adjustments on the fly. “A determined player who never gives up an easy point. Had a stellar first year, and we’re excited to see how she continues throughout her career,” said coach Ally Friedman.
LIVIA LAWRENCE
Methuen High School Senior
The Merrimack Valley Conference Division 2 Player of the Year. Five-year varsity player. First doubles with twin sister, Bree, in grades 8-10. Played third singles as a junior and No. 1 this year, going 15-3 against the best the MVC could offer. Unbeaten as a junior, something that no Ranger has accomplished in recent memory. Enjoyed superb career on ice as a defenseman. Will attend Wellesley College to study astrophysics and either engineering or mathematics.
VALERIE CHU and CELESTE MINER
Andover High School
Back-to-back years together as First-Team All-Merrimack Valley Conference selections. Bumped up from second doubles to first this year and posted a 12-4 overall mark. Went 9-0 together in MVC play. At third singles, Chu went 2-0 and Miner went 1-0. “Valerie, a senior, was a great leader and captain for us. Celeste, a junior, will step into that leadership role on and off the court for us in 2026,” said coach Alan Hibino.
MIA RIVARD and AMELIA COYLE
Pinkerton Academy Seniors
The New Hampshire State Doubles Champions. Team captains. Played doubles together for three years, finishing with a 10-1 mark as a tandem this season. Closed out monster careers in style with the title win at states. “Mia is a backboard and Amelia is an aggressive baseline hitter. Both are exceptional volleyers. Above all they are good friends and off the court,” said coach Gerry Rosado. Coyle played No. 1 singles and finished at 11-3 on the year. Rivard posted a 13-1 mark at No. 2.