​Our spring all-scholastics are about to release, but we’re also taking one last look at the 2025-26 high school sports year as a whole.From state champions to league all-stars and MVPs, the Brockton-area had dozens of stars competing in the fall, winter, and spring sports seasons. But the question remains: Who was the top local player from this school year? We’re again enlisting our readers to help answer that question.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementVote for the Enterprise Brockton-area High School Male Athlete of the Year. Reader votes will make up 20% of the tally and our four staff reporters (Eric McHugh, Jason Snow, Ryan Vermette and Chris McDaniel) will make up the rest of the vote.Voting is unlimited and will close at noon on Wednesday, July 22.1 / 10Allen Brown Jr. of Holbrook, celebrates with teammates from left, Xavier Depina Odens Massillon against Isaiah Richmond #22 and Lucian Grant of Prospect Hill Academy during their MIAA Division 5 tournament game at UMASS Boston on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.(Marc Vasconcellos/The Enterprise)The senior guard had a historic season for the Bulldogs. He finished with 2,358 career points (tied for the 13-th most in state history). He was named Mayflower League MVP after averaging 34.8 points per game. He led Holbrook (22-3) to it’s first appearance in the Div. 5 state final. He racked up 110 assists, 111 rebounds, and 118 steals this winter and had 1,501 points over the last two seasons.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe junior hurdler won the 400-meter hurdles at both the MIAA Meet of Champions (:51.61) and the Div. 6 state championship (:53.79). Calcano da Silva went on to compete at New Balance Outdoor Nationals, where he placed third in the country with a time of :51.96. He was runner up in the 300m hurdles at New Englands, placed 2nd in the 110m hurdles at the Meet of Champions, and finished runner-up to his brother Nathan in the 400m at Div. 6 states. He was also a part of Abington’s 4x400m relay team, which set the New England record at 3:15.01, also winning the Meet of Champions relay.Junior swept the shot put this past winter by winning the Hockomock League title (61 feet 9.5 inches), the Div. 3 state championship (60-4.5), the MIAA Meet of Champions (61-3) and the New England championship (62-1.75). Callender went on to compete at New Balance Nationals Indoor and placed 14th with a throw of 58-5.75.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementThe Vikings senior goalie was one of just two South Shore players to be selected to the All-New England team by USCA. He had a 0.80 goals against average to lead the Vikings to the Div. 3 state quarterfinal. He helped the team finish with a 13-4-4 record and was named a South Shore League All-Star.The senior was an All-EMass pick at central defensive midfielder by the Eastern Mass. Soccer Coaches Association. Franco led Rockland to it’s first state final appearance in 40 years. He was a South Shore League all-star who led the Bulldogs to a ove