Congratulations to the following students and faculty who were recognized during the Underclassman Awards Assembly on Wednesday, May 27.

• Undergraduate of the Year – Madelynne Stratman
• Cheverus Award — Class of 2027 — Tracey Ineza
• Cheverus Award — Class of 2028 — Norah Kronenthal
• Cheverus Award — Class of 2029 — Kristin King

National Merit Recognition

• Rose Lehane Tureen
  

Cheverus Math Awards

• Top 10 Scorers in their Grade for the Pi-Cone South Math League – Arya Bhatia, Alphy Kalloor, Evan Trieu
• Coaches Award – Evan Trieu

Dirigo State Delegates

• Cynthia Agasaro
• Jordyn Bois
• Sasha Dexdel
• Dario Igani
• Tracey Ineza
• Madeline Nalls
• Cadence Sturgeon
• Madelynne Stratman
• Rose Lehane Tureen

President's Gallery Scholastic Art Recognition Award

Selected by the Fine Arts Department for their creative and exceptional artistic expression this academic year, their artwork will be displayed in the President's Gallery, located outside of our President's office. .

Class of 2027

• Natalie Cobbett
• Anica Hickey
• Yuliia Knysh
• Iza Weber

Class of 2028

• Maddie Brown
• Liv Lundy
• Jenson Niejadlik

Class of 2029

• Aamira Akaliza
• Julia Blais
• Ella Brown
• Kai Davis
• Sean Dezdel
• Cameron Gagnon
• Ariana Igani
• Adeline Maurais
• Gia Profenno
• Sydney Rousseau
• Syanna Varbanova

Spring Art Show

Earlier this month we hosted a Spring Art Show, which showcased over 150 student pieces, including stained glass, ceramics, paintings, and drawings. The following four awards were selected based on a vote by students, faculty, staff, and guests of the Art Show.

• Best in Show — Jordan Drouin (Charcoal on Paper)
• Most Creative — Sophie Lynchwala (Stained Glass)
• "I would buy this" Award — Anica Hickey (Stained Glass)
• Professional Level Art — Jackson Kayne (Painting)

Music Recognitions

• MMEA District 2 Choir – Rose Lehane Tureen, Bronwyn Roberts
• MMEA District 2 Instrumental Jazz – Evan Trieu
• MMEA District 2 Orchestra – Lainey Trieu
• MMEA District 2 Vocal Jazz — Ellie Skolnekovich
• All-State Orchestra – Lainey Trieu
• All-State Instrumental Jazz — Evan Trieu

Athletics Recognitions

The following students were named to the All-Conference Team in their respective sports for the spring of 2025 and fall and winter of 2025-2026.

Freshmen

• Brooke Brunelle — Field Hockey
• Kristin King — Girls Basketball
• Jack Kurucz — Diving
• Sally Pierce —Cross Country
• Sam Sirois —Golf
• Khaelon Watkins — Boys Basketball
• Waylon Watt — Indoor Track & Field

Sophomores

• Arya Bhatia — Tennis
• Alphy Kalloor — Tennis
• Annabelle Renna — Girls Lacrosse
• Keane McGrath — Golf
• Frida Gray — Volleyball
• Damian Skinsacos — Wrestling
• Alex Ray — Outdoor & Indoor Track & Field
• Nick Deschambault — Indoor Track & Field
• Jaylee Radford — Girls Hockey

Juniors

• Sydney Brunelle — Girls Lacrosse / Field Hockey
• Addison DeRoche — Softball
• Anna Grace Hebert — Volleyball
• Taylor Hoglund — Girls Lacrosse
• Colton Jewett — Football
• Annabel Kimball — Cross Country
• AJ Lauture — Football
• Ava Martin — Field Hockey
• Marian Pitney — Girls Soccer
• Allie Schmitt — Cross Country
• Maddie Smith — Tennis
• Eleanor Snyder — Volleyball
• Sophia Tamulevich — Girls Lacrosse
• Abby Titus — Girls Hockey
• Olivia Vigue — Girls Lacrosse / Girls Soccer
• Dylan Walker — Volleyball
• Macey Weisberg — Outdoor & Indoor Track

College Book Awards

• Bowdoin College — Ava Martin
• Chatham University: Rachel Carson Healthy Planet — Madeline Smith
• Clarkson University Leadership & Achievement Award — Donel Tangilamesu
• College of the Atlantic — Marian Pitney
• Dartmouth College – Anica Hickey
• Endicott College — Allie Schmitt
• Harvard University — Rose Lehane Tureen
• High Point Junior Scholar Program — Jonah Nathanson
• Hobart and William Smith College — Madalyn Zdunczyk
• Le Moyne College Heights Award — Madeline Nalls
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Medal — Sasha Dezdel
• Rochester Insitute of Technology Science & Math Award — Julia Norieka
• Saint Anselm College — Alyssa Palmeri
• Springfield College — Abby Kelly
• St. Lawrence University — Sydney Kutz
• St. Thomas University — Owen Mancini
• Stonehill College — Cynthia Agasaro
• Suffolk University  — Bailey Grondin
• Tulane University – Mary McCartney
• University of New Hampshire – Sophia Tamulevich
• University of Rochester:
  • Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Award – Tracey Ineza
  • Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony Award — Annabel Kimball
  • George Eastman Young Leaders Award — Garrett Thees
  • Xerox Award  — Riley Butler
• Yale University — Madelynne Stratman
  

Faculty Recognition

The Duffy Award has been presented annually to a teacher since 2005 in recognition of their dedication to teaching and support of Cheverus High School students. The Driscoll Award is presented in memory of Mrs. Pat Driscoll to a Cheverus staff member in recognition for his or her support of Cheverus High School, its students, and its Mission

• Duffy Award – Ms. Brenna Chalifour
• Driscoll Award – Mrs. Jeannette Wycoff
• Yearbook Dedication — Fr. Robert Pecoraro, SJ, Mr. Michael Komich, Dr. Gary Nielsen

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Gold, Silver, Bronze Awards

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Gold, silver, and bronze awards are selected for every class and are based on each teacher's assessment of the student who has excelled academically, contributed positively to the class environment, and demonstrated interest in the subject matter.

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Gold Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in three or more classes earn a gold award.

Class of 2027

• Anica Hickey — AP U.S. History, Chemistry Honors, Theology 11
• Rose Lehane Tureen — AP Calc BC, AP Chemistry, AP English Language , AP U.S. History
• Mary McCartney — Chemistry Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Spanish 301 Honors, Theology 11
• Madelynne Stratman — AP Biology, AP Comparative Government & Politics, AP English Language , AP U.S. History, Spanish 301 Honors, Theology 11s, Strings Honors, Theology 11

Class of 2028

• Madeleine Clark — Biology Honors, English II Honors, Theology 10
• Alphy Kalloor — Algebra II Honors, History II Honors, Spanish 301 Honors
• Cambell Lamoreaux — Biology, French 201, History II
• Sam Minervino — Algebra II Honors, Biology Honors, Introduction to Coding, Spanish 301 Honors, Theology 10
• Rebecca Morgan — English II Honors, French 201 Honors, Geometry Honors, History II Honors, Theology 10
• Dylan Talbot — English II, History II Honors, Music Technology
• Evan Trieu — Algebra II Honors, Jazz Band Honors, Theology 10, Chemistry Honors, Spanish 301 Honorsshop

Class of 2029

• Ella Brown — Drawing I, English I, Theology 9
• Lily Dorsey — Global Science, Spanish 102, Algebra I
• Sean Dezdel — 2D Art, French 201 Honors, History I, English I, Theology 9
• Sydney Rousseau — English I, History I, Introduction to Art, Spanish 201 Honors , Global Science, Theology 9
• Syanna Varbanova — Algebra I Honors, English I, Spanish 201 Honorsion to Coding, Theology 9

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Silver Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in two classes earn a silver award.

Class of 2027

• Natalie Cobbett — Chemistry and Stained Glass Workshop
• Bailey Grondin — English III and History III
• Edwin Maurais — Chemistry Honors and English III
• Jonah Nathanson — AP Comparative Government & Politics and AP U.S. History
• Alyssa Palmeri — AP Chemistry and Human Anatomy & Physiology
• Cadence Sturgeon — Introduction to Psychology and Spanish 301
• Madeline Thompson — English III Honors and French 301 Honors
• Dylan Walker — French 401 and History III Honors
• Izabela Weber — Spanish 401 Honors and Theology 11

Class of 2028

• Arya Bhati — Algebra II Honors and Spanish 301 Honors
• Cal Ferrelli — English II and Guitar
• Norah Kronenthal — Geometry and History II Honors
• Magnus Moran — Geometry and History II
• Hardy Ndebanje — Music and Sound in Film and Theology 10
• Jenson Niejadlik — English II and Stained Glass Workshop II Honorsrs, Theology 10

Class of 2029

• Vincent Ciccomancini — History I and Introduction to Coding
• Colin Connelly — History I and Theology 9
• Emma Lane — Global Science and Introduction to Coding

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Bronze Awards

Students who achieve academic distinction in one class earn a bronze award.

Class of 2027

• Cynthia Agasaro — Algebra II
• Lily Bonney — Human Anatomy & Physiology
• Addison DeRoche — Spanish 301
• Sasha Dezdel — AP Calc AB
• Kristen Doehne — Algebra II
• Jayden Donato — Algebra II
• Kingston Googins — Chemistry
• Dario Igani — Strings Honors
• Tracey Ineza — AP English Language
• Addison Jordan — History III Honora
• Abby Kelly — History III Honors
• Annabel Kimball — Marine Biology
• Sydney Kutz — AP Environmental Science
• Ava Martin — French 301
• Keegan Morong — English III
• Maddie Nalls — AP U.S. History
• Chloe Nickle — AP Psychology
• Julia Noreika — Theology 11
• Marian Pitney — Pre-Calculus
• Anthony Salvaggio — History III
• Allie Schmitt — French 401 Honors
• Max Spofford — Chemistry
• Jack Talmage — Algebra II
• Donel Tangilamesu — Pre-Calculus
• Garrett Thees — French 401 Honors

Class of 2028

• Maddie Brown — Ceramics
• Flynn Chamberlain — Spanish 201
• Liam Coy — Guitar
• Alexia Dede — Geometry
• Autumn Dupuis — Choir Honors
• Frida Gray — Algebra II
• Vivian Gray — Introduction to Coding
• Liv Lundy — Marine Biology
• Michael Mullen — Geometry
• Alex Ray — Biology
• John Sprague — Biology Honors
• Gad Tangilamesu — Chemistry Honors
• Lila Whellehan — Biology

Class of 2029

• Elliot Blais — Spanish 101
• Julia Blais — Introduction to Art
• Adelyn Brown — English I
• Brooke Brunelle — Global Science
• Ella Ferrante — Spanish 201
• Cameron Gagnon — French 101
• Ariana Igani — Ceramics
• Sophie Patry — Algebra IA
• Gia Profenno — Spanish 101
• Joe Stratman — Spanish 101
• Max Tallada — Algebra I
• John Zdunczyk — Algebra I