Ten regional high school seniors celebrated their athletic futures on Thursday with a signing to their college sports teams.

It’s an exciting time to be a student-athlete at Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School. Between prom and the sports playoffs, there’s plenty to dress up for.

The girls tennis team is heading into the second half of their season undefeated and at the very top of the power rankings in their division.

The high school athletics department recently hired Liane Dixon as head coach for field hockey, and Zeke Vought as head coach for football.

Across the board, the spring sports teams at the high school are having stellar seasons.

Halfway through the boys’ tennis season, a half a dozen wins already under the team’s belt, you might almost forget that the program had no head coach until a day before tryouts.

Warm weather or cold, spring sports have sprung at the high school and the Vineyarders are back in action.

And then there were two. The choice of a mascot for Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School is down to the mako shark and the osprey, following a recent poll of students, staff and graduates.

The Martha’s Vineyard boys hockey team lost 6-1 in its quarterfinal match Thursday against Littleton High School, bringing an end to their playoff run.