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March 6, 2013

Pentucket's Viselli named CAL MVP

The Eagle-Tribune

A year after leading Pentucket to its first girls basketball state title in program history, senior Coley Viselli took home Cape Ann League MVP honors for the 2013 season, leading the Sachems to a 21-1 regular season mark.

A two-time Eagle-Tribune All-Star, Viselli became the fifth Pentucket player to score 1,000 career points, joining her sister Ashley in the club.

Viselli was one of four Sachems make the 15-player first team. She was joined by seniors Tess Nogueira and Alex Moore and sophomore Kelsi McNamara.

Here is the list of all local honorees:

All-Cape ann league

Pentucket: Coley Viselli, Sr.; Tess Nogueira, Sr.; Alex Moore, Sr.; Kelsi McNamara, Soph.; Georgetown: Marisa Agganis, Sr.; Kristin Hogan, Sr.; North Reading: Morgan Maiola, Jr.

Local Cal All-Stars

Pentucket: McKenna Kilian, Soph.

North Reading: Elise Makowski, Sr.; Carly Swartz, Frosh.; Jess Lezon, Frosh,

Georgetown: Ali Newbury, Sr.

Miscellaneous honors:

MVPs: Coley Viselli, Pentucket (D1); Julia Davis, Ipswich, Sr.; and Masey Zegarowski, Ipswich, Soph. (D2)

Coaches of the Year: Jon DeMarco, H-W (D1) and Mandy Zegarowski, Ipswich (D2)

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