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Twelve winners and 24 second-team selections were honored at the dinner.
Matthew Quigley of Mahopac and Matthew Gargano of Brewster were named to the second team.
The 12 first team selections honored Thursday were:
- Brandon Coleman, Archbishop Stepinac
- Timothy DeGraw, Rye High School
- Will Eisler, Scarsdale High School
- Ilan Gressel, The Hackley School
- Steven Ircha, Bronxville High School
- Stephen Kelley, Walter Panas High School
- Ryan Lee, John Jay-Cross River High School
- Andrew Livingston, Rye High School
- James Nicholas, Scarsdale High School
- Andrew Sommer, Mamaroneck High School
- Charles Tarry, Bronxville High School
- Derick Wallace, Rye Country Day School
Other second-team selections who were honored were:
- Anthony Capozzi, Lakeland
- Ronan Cherian-Ashe, Dobbs Ferry
- Dan Delbene, Yorktown
- Gary Delvecchio, Eastchester
- Joseph Flihan, Briarcliff
- Timothy Forbes, Yorktown
- Daniel Foresti, Dobbs Ferry
- Kellen Hatheway, Byram Hills
- Matthew Morgante, Somers
- Joseph Nannariello, Harrison
- Alex Parkinson, Mamaroneck
- Enock Penney-Laryea, Tuckahoe
- Noah Putnam, Mamaroneck
- Eli Rattner, Rye Country Day School
- Baylor Rosenbaum, Pleasantville
- William Rothschild, Horace Greeley
- Michael Salvatori, Harrison
- Ryan Schaenman, Blind Brook
- Anthony Scioscia, Hastings
- John Tucci, Pleasantville
- Dean Valente, Horace Greeley
- Ryan Walker, Hackley
In addition, the chapter honored founding member and former Chapter President Bill Draddy and awarding the Chris Mello Scholar Athlete Award and Scholarship to Andrew Livingston of Rye. The awards is in memory of former "Golden Dozen" honoree Chris Mello of Rye, who was killed on Sept. 11, 2001.
Ryan Lee of John Jay won the Draddy Scholarship and Tuckahoe's Enock Penney-Laryea the Sabella Scholarship.
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