The Daily Hampshire Gazette sports department will be unveiling All-Stars that are comprised of Hampshire County athletes for the winter sports, starting with hockey and skiing (alpine and nordic).

Because the Gazette’s coverage area only has a handful of hockey and ski teams, the hockey and skiing All-Stars will be combined into one story. Every other All-Stars story will be of a singular sport.

Regular-season play and postseason performances were taken under consideration when putting together All-Stars.

Each sport will also include several honorable mentions, for athletes that fell just short of All-Star consideration.

Hockey All-Stars

Sawyer Ferro – F – Amherst: Ferro led the Hurricanes in goals (11) and points (19) as an alternate captain.

Ethan Mooney – D – Amherst: Mooney, one of two captains for the Hurricanes, dished out the most assists with 11 and was their top-scoring defenseman by a wide margin.

Tommy Bixby – G – Easthampton: Bixby backstopped the Eagles to their first Western Mass. title since 2019. Easthampton’s goalie also turned in a 30-save outing in its 2-1 win against Dedham in the preliminary round of the MIAA Division 3 Tournament.

Brayden Fennessy – F – Easthampton: Fennessy was one of the Eagles’ top point-producers all season and picked up two points in their MIAA Div. 3 victory over Dedham.

Grayson Prevey-Catrambone – F – Easthampton: Prevey-Catrambone is arguably the most talented skater in Western Mass. as the right-shot forward gets up and down the ice with ease. Prevey-Catrambone filled opposing nets this winter.

Jimmy Bresnahan – F – Easthampton: Bresnahan was part of the Eagles’ leadership group as a captain and stepped up for his squad during the Western Mass. tournament. Bresnahan scored the game-winning goal against McCann Tech during the Class B final.

Parker Christy – D – Easthampton: Christy, another Eagles captain, was a constant contributor on offense despite manning the blue line. Christy collected a hat trick against Agawam in early January.

Honorable mentions: Grahm Arguin (Amherst); Nate Desbien (Amherst); Jason Kim (Amherst); Max Scribner (Easthampton); Jamie Parrish (Easthampton); Wyatt Hunter (Easthampton); Cal Gworek (Easthampton).

Hampshire Regional’s Billy Warren competes during the PVIAC Alpine Ski Individual Giant Slalom Championship at Berkshire East in Charlemont, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. DANIEL JACOBI II / Staff Photo

Skiing (Alpine) All-Stars

Boys

Billy Warren – Hampshire: Warren was the fastest Hampshire County finisher at the PVIAC Alpine Ski Individual Championships at Berkshire East Mountain Resort, taking third overall.

Isaac Stith – Hampshire: Stith earned a top 50 finish at the MIAA Alpine Championship at Wachusett Mountain in the slalom (50th) and was a regular top finisher in the weekly PVIAC meets.

Elliot Scully-Henry – Hampshire: Scully-Henry raced well at the PVIAC Individual Championship, nabbing 20th overall, as the Raiders’ second-fastest skier on the day.

James Janssen – PVCICS: Janssen led the Dragons all season, before coming in 15th at the PVIAC Individual Championship. Janssen also qualified for the MIAA Alpine Championship in slalom and giant slalom.

Finn Zaklanovic – Amherst: Zaklanovic was among the Hurricanes’ strongest skiers as highlighted by a top 30 finish at the PVIAC Individual Championship.

Jasper Tuck – Northampton: Tuck capped off his season well with a 31st-place finish at the PVIAC Individual Championship, which paced the Blue Devils.

Honorable mentions: Logan Lapointe (Hampshire); Cade Cefalo (Hampshire); Ravi Fuller (Amherst); Bin Wang (Amherst); Jonah Abel-Waisman (Northampton).

Northampton’s Greta Lepore competes during the PVIAC Alpine Ski Individual Slalom Championship at Berkshire East in Charlemont, Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026. DANIEL JACOBI II / Staff Photo

Girls

Amelia Morse – Amherst: Morse was excellent all season for the Hurricanes and finished on a high note, taking fourth at the PVIAC Individual Championship as Hampshire County’s first finisher, plus 15th at the MIAA Championship in the slalom.

Maya Phillips – Amherst: Phillips was side-by-side with Morse throughout the season, grabbing seventh place at the PVIAC Individual Championship and even bested Morse at the MIAA Championships in the giant slalom.

Greta Lepore – Northampton: Lepore was a mainstay at the top of the leaderboard this winter for the Blue Devils and the PVIAC Individual Championships were no different. Lepore obtained eighth place before a pair of top 100 finishes at the MIAA Championship.

Hazel Scully-Henry – Hampshire: Scully-Henry finished the season in style, earning a couple of top-35 finishes at the MIAA Championship in the slalom and giant slalom

Maddie Soares – Hampshire: Soares soared to a respectable finish at the MIAA Championship in the giant slalom (102) for the Raiders.

Honorable mentions: Alexandra Hyrne (PVCICS); Chrystal Eichwald-Hoopes (Northampton); Simone Pagar (Northampton); Stella Beek (Northampton); June Boice (Amherst); Milo Osborne (Amherst);

Skiing (Nordic) All-Stars

Calvin Miller – Amherst: Miller powered the Hurricanes boys to a fourth-place team finish at the MIAA Nordic Skiing Championships at Prospect Mountain. Miller managed sixth place as Amherst’s No. 1 finisher.

Ella Workman – Amherst: Workman was regularly the Hurricanes girls’ fastest finisher during the regular season, routinely finishing in the top 10 during Berkshire League meets.

Honorable mentions: Otis Fairey (Amherst); Ian Burns (Amherst); Elsie Woodruff (Amherst)

Ryan Ames is a sports reporter at the Gazette. A UMass Amherst graduate, he covers high school and college sports and is on the UMass hockey beat. Reach him at rames@gazettenet.com and follow him on Twitter/X...