Softball

Record 2-13

Coach Jessica Laney

Highlight Westbrook won two in a row mid-season and, in the same stretch, played a tough game against South Portland, who made it to the state final.

Seniors Sarah Littlefield

Most Improved Julia Cuddy

Coach’s Award Cynthia Wescott

Coach’s comments “We have a young team, and we went through a lot of growing pains. We made mistakes. The scorebook will show that almost every game we lost was the result of one bad inning. I have a great group of freshmen and sophomores. We’ll have more senior leadership next year and should be very competitive.”

Baseball

Record 16-2

Coach John Eisenhart

Highlight Beating Portland in the Western Regional Final and playing for the state championship.

Seniors Steve Barbour, Andrew Keirstead, Jordan Purington, Jack Beliveau, Steve Burton, Andrew Shaw, Steve Sands, Anthony D’Alfonso, Andrew Kinslow, Steve Dunphy, Tom Anthony, Tyler Crosby and Matt Wing

Outstanding Player Andrew Keirstead

#9 Award Steve Barbour

Coach’s comments “Nobody expected us to get as far as we did, but the kids fought every single game. They came through It’s been a great season.”

Girls lacrosse

Record 2-10

Coach Deb Henry

Highlight Beating Cheverus, 12-9, and South Portland, 11-10

Seniors Diana Leroux, Katie Blais, Amy Bates, Heather Bailey, SMAA all-academic team members Amy Anderson and Kim Carmichael, and SMAA first-team members Vanessa Jordan and Rosie Perkins

Blazes Best Award Vanessa Jordan

Coach’s Award Danielle Lentz

Most Improved Brittany Symbol

Defensive Award Rosie Perkins

Rookie Award Meghan Cutter

Boys lacrosse

Record 2-10

Coach Zach Conover

Highlight The first two wins ever for Westbrook lacrosse. In particular, the final win vs. Biddeford, when we scored twice in the last few minutes.

Seniors Chris Dahms, Derek Butts, Wade Trickey, Palmer Fournier, Artie Duncan and Jerry Smith

MVP Chris Dahms

Most Improved J. J. Marcigliano

Coach’s Award Artie Duncan

Coach’s comments “The team really came together. They started playing like a club program and by the end of the season they were giving teams a run for their money. The fact that we were in the game against more established teams was impressive.”

Boys tennis

Record 8-3

Coach Tim Gillis

Highlight Finished third in the league; Tyler and Eben won their first matches; both doubles teams made it to the final eight of doubles tournament.

Seniors Tyler Johnson, Matt Hautala and Nate Foster

MVP Tyler Johnson

Coach’s Award Eben Perkins

Most Improved Jake LaViolet

Coach’s comments “We had a pretty good year for a team expected to be weak. We showed hard work and intelligence, and we knew what it took to win.”

Girls tennis

Record 6-7

Coach Mike Makin

Highlight Making the playoffs.

MVP Emjay Williams

Most Improved Ericka Leary

Coach’s Award Michelle Casella

Coach’s comments “The league was even. We lost many close matches and could have finished 10-2. We’ll have everybody back next year and some freshmen coming in. We should be even better.”

Boys track

Record 10-4

Coach Dave Kahill

Highlight The whole season was a highlight. The kids came to compete every meet.

Seniors Andrew Wight, Ryan Luce, Kareem Joseph, Andrew Cudder and Todd Thompson

MVP Erik Born

Coach’s Award Kareem Joseph

Competitive & Leadership Andrew Wight

Coach’s comments “The kids performed every meet to the best of their ability and improved throughout the season. We beat one or two teams every meet.”

Girls track

Coach Beth Murphy

Highlight Katelyn Chapman and Chelsea Douglass took the top two spots in the race walk at Scarborough and both finished in the top five at the SMAA league meet.

Seniors Amy Swanson, Shinique James, Cama Weidemann, Erica Brown and SMAA all-academic team members Carla Shultz and Katelyn Chapman

MVP Amy Swanson

Most Improved Chelsea Douglass

Coach’s Award Amy McIntire