Central Mass Lacrosse All-Stars 2018

By SuiteSports Staff

Another Central Mass lacrosse season is in the books, and that means it's time for our annual all-star team.

Since editor Joe Parello was unable to get out to games like he had in years past, this season's team was nominated by his group of young writers, with the opinions of several local coaches, players, and fans, along with a review of Hudl film used to make the final distinctions.

If you think he was waaaaay off, feel free to let him know on Twitter, at @HerewegoJoe.

Now, without further ado, here are our 2018 Central Mass Lacrosse All-Stars. Be on the lookout for our yearly Award Winners at the end of the week!

The SuiteStars: Our 2017 MIAA All-State Football Team

By SuiteSports Staff

SuiteSports is proud to unveil its second ever MIAA All-State football team, compiled with the input of our many contributors who hustled across the state all season long, and numerous coaches across the Commonwealth.

Please keep in mind that we do have an "athlete" category, so be sure to check there before you freak out that your favorite player didn't make the team.

One rule we're going to lay out here: We encourage debate and discussion, and we'd love to hear who you think we "snubbed." However, we ask that you avoid personal attacks on players. It's not a good look, and all personal attack comments will be deleted.

Finally, be on the lookout for our Award Winners, including our Player of the Year, which will be posted tomorrow. Until then, scroll down and check out this season's SuiteStars!

The Suite 16: Our MIAA Boys' Basketball All-State Team & Award Winners

Division 1 state champion Cambridge is well-represented on our All-State team and among our Award Winners.

By SuiteSports Staff

Another MIAA boys' basketball season has come to a close, and SuiteSports is proud to unveil its first ever All-State Boys' Basketball Team and Award Winners. The team and awards below were selected by a number of editors and reporters from across the state. But, if you feel the need to yell at anybody, you can find editor Joe Parello on Twitter here.

While we certainly encourage debate about our picks, we will not tolerate attacks on individual kids in the comments section. Please, keep it classy folks.

CMass Lax All-Stars and Award Winners Watch List 2016

Grafton goalie Cadrin Msumba, our reigning Defensive Player of the Year, has again been stellar in net for the Indians.

 By Joe Parello (@HerewegoJoe)

The regular season is almost over, so it's time to start thinking about which guys in Central Mass will make our All-Star team, and win our annual awards.

Both the regular season and the postseason will be taken into account in my final All-Star team, so much is still to be determined. But, these are the guys that I'm looking at right now.

If you think I've omitted someone, or you would just like to nominate your favorite lax bro, post their film/Hudl page in the comments below, or email them to to me at jparello86@gmail.com.

Or, heck, Tweet them to me @HerewegoJoe.

Anyways, here are the guys on my watch list by position, they are sorted alphabetically by their school. The bottom also includes my nominees for our end-of-season awards.

Obviously, the playoffs will have a dramatic impact on the team and those awards.

The NFL's Suite Stars

Loaded fronts couldn't stop this Suite Star from making history in 2012.

By Joe Parello and Jeremy Conlin

With the Pro Bowl now in our rear view mirror, we at Suite Sports would like to humbly offer our opinion on who the best players in the NFL were this season.

So, here are our Suite Stars, along with award winners for 2012, as we get closer to Super Bowl XLVII.

Quarterback

1. Peyton Manning, Denver
2. Aaron Rodgers, Green Bay

You know it’s a great year for QB’s when Tom Brady is on the outside looking in after a fantastic season. You’ll hear a bunch more about Manning when we get to the awards section, but what the former Colt did in his first year in Denver, coming off neck surgery, is nothing short of amazing. Aaron Rodgers gets a little lost in most people’s minds because he was out of this world in 2011, but the Packer signal caller followed up his MVP performance with another phenomenal year.