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Congratulations to Ally U. (‘30) on being named the 2026 Independent Girls Conference Co-MVP! Ally is a versatile guard whose skill set influences every aspect of the game. She averaged 15.5 points, 8.5 rebounds, 2.3 assists, and 4.4 steals per game. Ally put up a 22-point IGC semifinal performance and 17-point championship game performance to help lead her team to their first IGC DI Championship since 2009. Coach Jacquie Macdonald notes that Ally has stepped into the role of primary point guard despite typically playing the wing and “She has worked diligently on her vision and decision-making throughout the season, and her growth is evident in her increasing assist numbers and improved court awareness.”

Congratulations, Ally!

Congratulations to Simonas G. (‘26) on being named the 2026 Massachusetts Bay Independent League MVP! Simas has averaged 13.6 ppg, 7.4 rpg, and 2.7 apg over the course of the season. Coach Josh Bubar notes, “Simas is the engine that drives our offense with his ability to get to the paint and score or distribute the basketball, and everyone around him benefits from his gravity as a scorer.  As a defender he can guard all five positions, and at 6'5" with good athleticism he provides rim protection in many situations.  He is a consummate team player who gives advice to younger teammates, encourages a high level of effort in our group, and approaches practices and games with an invariably positive attitude.”

Congratulations, Simonas!

Congratulations to the Varsity Girls’ and Boys’ Basketball teams on winning the Independent Girls Conference DI Championship and the Massachusetts Bay Independent League DI Championship!

The girls team entered the tournament as the #2 seed eventually taking on the #1 seeded Montrose School on the road for the championship. The team defeated Montrose 53-43 to earn their first IGC DI Championship since 2009! “We’re so proud of the effort our players put into our program throughout the season - we have stressed all year that “little things are what makes big things happen” and it’s nice that we got to see the results of that adage - the “little things” - continuous effort, boxing out, playing hard through each drill, etc. - led to a “big thing” - an IGC league championship season!” - Coach Jacquie Macdonald

The boys also entered the tournament as the #2 seed facing off against #1 seeded Gann Academy in the championship game. Despite having lost the first two match ups versus Gann, the team came out ready and defeated the Heifers 68-57. “We grew as a team throughout the season culminating in a total team effort to win the MBIL Championship” - Coach Josh Bubar. This is the Chargers second championship in three years.

Both teams await a potential bid to the NEPSAC Class C tournament. Congratulations, and GO CHARGERS!