Here’s the full list of local varsity tennis players from Divisions II and III who were selected to the all-state teams.

Division II

Bow junior Milo Cocola topped the list. He was named to the second team in 2025, and stepped up his game this year. The Falcons’ No. 1 in 2026 was named to the D-II first team for his play throughout the season.

Also for Bow, freshman Ethan Hall quickly rose to prominence, moving as high as No. 2 on the ladder and he was named to the second team.

On the girls’ side, Coe-Brown was honored for its sportsmanship alongside Winnacunnet by coaches around the state. Even with a large roster, 18 players in total, the Bears were graceful in wins and losses to earn an 8-6 record.

  • No. 1 junior Milo Cocola fell in singles but redeemed himself in doubles alongside Jacob Gancarz. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor
  • The Hall brothers, freshman Ethan (L) and junior Carter (R), combined for three wins in Bow’s victory over Winnacunnet in the Division II Boys’ Tennis quarterfinals on Friday, May 29, 2026. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor

Division III

There were many familiar faces named on both the girls’ and boys’ sides of the D-III lists.

The Monitor’s tennis player of the season last year, Kearsarge sophomore Tucker Dragon, once again made the cut. She was placed on the first team. Dragon’s teammate, sophomore No. 2 Shiloh Poliquin, was named to the second team.

Also for the Cougars, senior No. 1 Billy Reed was named second on the first team behind St. the state’s Player of the Year, Alex Molda of St. Thomas.

Bishop Brady’s Teddy Yap and Alex Pelletier rounded out the local players, as both were named to the D-III boys’ first team.

  • Shiloh Poliquin hits a ball in the 2026 D-III girls’ tennis semifinals. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor
  • Kearsarge sophomore No. 1 Tucker Dragon and the Cougars fell to Gilford in the D-III semifinals, 9-0. Credit: ALEXANDER RAPP / Monitor