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WHAT A YEAR! ALL-TIDEWATER SPORTS SHOWCASE

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FOOTBALL P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

Wayne Davis

Shon Mitchell Oscar Smith Junior, quarterback

Khalan Laborn Ocean Lakes Junior, running back

Dazmine Palmer Lake Taylor Senior, running back

Grant Holloway Grassfield Senior, athlete

Devon Watford Norview Senior, wide receiver

Larry Chapel Oscar Smith Junior, wide receiver

Thomas Jarrett Hopple Nansemond River Senior, offensive line

Ty-Kee McCullers Bayside Senior, offensive line

Andrew Grage Ocean Lakes Senior, offensive line

Donald Lanier Western Branch Senior, offensive line

Domonic Jordan Oscar Smith Senior, offensive line

Josh Nardone First Colonial Junior, placekicker

Just two days after a state championship game loss, Lake Taylor senior Wayne Davis was back at work. And he wasn’t alone. He had three underclassmen with him.

“He’s still doing stuff for the program because he still wants the program to be in great hands when he leaves,” Titans coach Hank Sawyer said about Davis, a four-star recruit who has committed to Ohio State.

“When he’s gone, he wants to say, ‘I’ve done all I can for the program.’ ” In four seasons at Lake Taylor, Davis helped guide the Titans to a 54-4 record, including two state titles and a state runnerup finish.

He capped his career with a stellar season, which earned him 2015 Abe Goldblatt AllTidewater Player of the Year.

Davis is the third Titans player in four seasons to win the honor. Davis finished his senior season with seven interceptions, five of which he returned for touchdowns. Davis also was the 2015 Gatorade Virginia Football Player of the Year.

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

Dedrion Bacote Ocean Lakes Senior, defensive line

Jordan Williams Cox Junior, defensive line

Patrick Jones II Grassfield Senior, defensive line

Darnell Ewell Lake Taylor Junior, defensive line

Demetrius Stitmon Nansemond River Senior, defensive line

Tavante Beckett Indian River Senior, linebacker

Jaylen Cuffee Lake Taylor Senior, linebacker

Billy Higgins Ocean Lakes Senior, linebacker

Phillip Patterson Bayside Senior, defensive back

Levonta Taylor Ocean Lakes Senior, defensive back

Elijah Blue Norview Senior, defensive back

Tommy Martin Hickory Junior, punter

index Banquet photos 8 & 9

Gymnastics 6

Baseball 14

Softball 14

Basketball 4

Swimming 3

Cheer 12

Tennis 15

Cross country 4

Track 7

Field hockey 5 Football 2

Soccer 10

Volleyball 3 Wrestling 13

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Jaquan Yulee Indian River Senior, linebacker

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VOLLEYBALL P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM

Rowan Ennis

Abby Bottomley Princess Anne junior outside hitter

No area girls volleyball player proved more vital and played more dominantly this season than First Colonial’s Rowan Ennis. The First Colonial senior outside hitter led her team to a surprising upset of Ocean Lakes in the Coastal Conference semifinals and to the Group 6A state semifinals.

Ennis, who signed with UC Santa Barbara, saw opponents double their blocks and devote defensive resources to slowing her down. It rarely worked.

P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

Danielle Hart Ocean Lakes junior middle blocker

Katie Piper Alyssa Presto Kellam Princess Anne senior outside hitter junior setter

Savannah Marshall, Kellam junior libero As a sophomore, Princess Anne’s Chase Howard flashed his potential in leading the Cavaliers to their first state championship.

Chase Howard

Maddy Trypuc Kellam junior middle blocker

SWIMMING Daniel Arris

Philip Speri

Princess Anne won two more state championships with Howard and Courtland Scharenborg in the lineup, creating a legacy for younger and future players to carry on.

“It’s pretty awesome,” said Howard, headed to Harvard.

“We’re two of the guys that made it all happen.”

FIRST TEAM

Brad Creamer Cox outside hitter

Adreyune Husted Ocean Lakes junior setter

Mike King Bayside senior middle blocker

Shane Limbaugh Maury senior outside hitter

Courtland Scharenborg Princess Anne senior setter/ outside hitter

Derron Watkins Ocean Lakes senior middle blocker

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All athletes participate in an athletic assessment and skills camp. They will also have an opportunity to meet coaches as well as display their athletic ability.

Princess Anne senior Daniel Arris swam to first place in the 100-meter breaststroke in 57.67 seconds at the Group 5A state championships.

Arris, who will specialize in the breaststroke at Princeton, helped the Cavaliers finish second as a team.

Bishop Sullivan Catholic senior Philip Speri captured the 100-meter freestyle event in 45.66 seconds at the VISAA state championships.

Speri received an appointment to the U.S. Naval Academy.

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BASKETBALL P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM

Gadiva Hubbard

Harper Birdsong Nansemond-Suffolk Academy Senior, guard

In three straight state championship games, Princess Anne’s Gadiva Hubbard flipped on the scoring switch and pumped out game-high totals of 35, 31 and 29 points – all in victories for the Cavaliers.

Her performance in this year’s Group 5A title game, and throughout the season, only solidified her status as one of the top players to ever play in South Hampton Roads.

Hubbard leaves Princess Anne as the only player to be named All-Tidewater Girls Basketball Player of the Year for three straight seasons.

Mahkala Knox Norcom Senior, guard

Taylor Edwards Wilson Senior, guard

Amesha Miller King’s Fork Junior, forward

Khiana Johnson Western Branch Senior, guard

P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM

Travis Fields

Sterling Carrington Green Run Senior, forward

Norcom’s Travis Fields capped his career with a memorable performance, scoring 30 points to help the Greyhounds beat Hopewell in overtime for the Group 3A state title earlier.

Norcom became the first school in South Hampton Roads to win three consecutive boys state titles since Maury inwon three from1925-27.

Fields, headed to Old Dominion, Travius Smith Lake Taylor averaged 17.7 points, 5.5 Senior, guard assists and 2.6 steals as a senior.

CROSS COUNTRY S TAT E C H A M P I O N

Jonathan Lomogda Cox senior Jonathan Lomogda in the fall became the first male athlete from South Hampton Roads in more than 30 years to win a state cross country title.

The Group 6A champ, Lomogda is headed to Yale. He also won the 3,200 meters at the Group 6A indoor meet during the winter.

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K.J. Davis Norcom Junior, guard

Bash Townes Norfolk Collegiate Senior, guard

Donald Hicks Oscar Smith Senior, guard

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FIELD HOCKEY P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM

Haley Schleicher First Colonial’s Haley Schleicher ended her field hockey career with an exclamation point, finishing the season with 61 goals, 50 assists and her second state championship trophy. The Duke-bound star was the repeat All-Tidewater Playoer of the Year and finished her career as the only high school player in the country with more than 200 goals and 200 assists.

Cassidy Atchison Cox Junior, defender

Alex Brewer Cox Senior, foward

Leah Crouse Cox Sophomore, midfielder

Kristen Ferguson Hickory Senior, midfielder

Riley Fulmer Norfolk Academy Sophomore, forward

Hailie Gray Grassfield Senior, goalkeeper

Marlee McClendon First Colonial Senior, defender

Kate Remley Grassfield Senior midfielder

Riley Taylor First Colonial Sophomore, forward

Peyton Tollaksen Great Bridge Sophomore, midfielder

Greer Gill Norfolk Academy Sophomore, midfielder

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GYMNASTICS S TAT E C H A M P I O N S

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Emily Ware, a Kellam junior, captured the state vaulting title at the Virginia High School League’s Open Individual meet with a score of 9.75. She finished second in the all-around competition and helped the Knights to their fifth overall state team title.

Dalton Long, a Kellam sophomore, won the individual floor routine championship with a score of 9.7 at the Virginia High School League’s Open Invitational meet. She finished fourth in the allaround competition and was part of a Knights team that won its fifth team title.

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TRACK GROUP 6A

GROUP 3A

Mark Miller, Hickory. Indoor — Pole vault; Outdoor — Pole vault

and 3,200 meters. Outdoor — 800, 1,600 and 3,200 meters.

Dale Morrow, Norfolk Christian.

Outdoor — Discus Nicky Pond, NansemondSuffolk. Outdoor — 300 hurdles

Lauryn Ghee, Grassfield.

Indoor — 55, 300 and 500 meters; Outdoor — 100, 200 and 400 meters

Naomi Whitaker, Norcom.

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Anthony Williams, Western Branch. Outdoor — 300 hurdles Gary Williams, Western Branch. Outdoor — Triple jump

Syaira Richardson, Nansemond River. Outdoor — 400 meters

Stephen Anderson, Hickory.

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Ellie Vest, Norfolk Academy.

Indoor — 500 meters, long jump; Outdoor — Triple jump, high jump Darius Whitehurst, Bishop Sullivan Catholic. Indoor — Shot put; Outdoor — Shot put

Ja’len Baker, Lakeland. Outdoor — 400 meters

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Taylor Gorum, Grassfield.

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Bobby Price, Bishop Sullivan Catholic. Indoor — High jump, triple jump; Outdoor — High jump, long jump and triple jump.

Asha Copeland, Norcom.

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Dajae’ Goulet, Nansemond River. Outdoor — 100 meters

Kavante Dawson, Norcom.

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Micaiah Harris, Western Branch. Outdoor — 100 and 200 meters

Noah Giles, NansemondSuffolk. Outdoor — 100 meters Julie Lambert, Norfolk Academy. Indoor — 1,000, 1,600

Akinshe Hill, Western Branch.

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Whitehurst, left, and Price

Bria Stith, Maury. Indoor — Triple jump, high jump; Outdoor — High jump, triple jump and long jump Jodi Tolarchyk, Hickory. Indoor — 3,200 meters Brandee’ Johnson, Nansemond River. Indoor — 55 and 500 meters, 55 hurdles, long jump; Outdoor — 200 meters, 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles Isaiah King, Norview. Indoor — 55 and 300 meters Grant Holloway, Grassfield, Indoor — 55 hurdles, 500 meters, long jump and high jump; Outdoor — 110 hurdles, high jump, long jump

Jevon Waller, Nansemond River. Outdoor — 100 meters GROUP 4A

Amari Jackson, Wilson.

Outdoor — Long jump Nicole McDonald, Deep Creek.

Indoor — Shot put DaJah Parker-Love, Churchland. Indoor — 55 and 300 meters

Jonathan Lomogda, Cox. Cross country — Individual title; Indoor — 3200 meters Faith Ross, Western Branch.

Indoor — 55 hurdles; Outdoor — 100 hurdles, 300 hurdles Jessica Tucker, Great Bridge.

Outdoor — 100 and 200 meters Doria Martingayle, Princess Anne. Outdoor — 3,200 meters

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THE BANQUET

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HE VIRGINIAN-PILOT saluted the top high school athletes in South Hampton Roads during the 2015-16 school year at the inaugural All-Tidewater and Athletes of the Year Showcase banquet June 30. Grassfield football and track star Grant Holloway was named Male Athlete of the Year, First Colonial field hockey standout Haley Schleicher was named Female Athlete of the Year and Norcom’s Leon Goolsby was Coach of the Year. University of Virginia assistant head football coach Ruffin McNeill was the keynote speaker before more than 300 high school athletes and their families, coaches and administrators.

This special section recognizes those athletes who were named first-team AllTidewater or were individual state champions during 2015-16.

Indoor track award winners pose for a group photo at the All-Tidewater banquet.

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Beanie Schleicher accepts the Female Athlete of the Year award for her daughter, First Colonial field hockey player Haley Schleicher, from Virginian-Pilot sports writer Lee Tolliver.

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Stan Holloway accepts the Male Athlete of the Year award for his son Grant Holloway.

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Syaira Richardson, a Nansemond River track state champion, is congratulated by sports writer Lee Tolliver.

Above: Brianna Anderson, a Grassfield softball player, smiles for a photograph after receiving her award.

Left: Ruffin McNeill, assistant head coach at U.Va., talks about leadership.

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Norcom boys basketball coach Leon Goolsby, right, listens closely as sports writer Larry Rubama talks about Goolsby’s career while accepting Coach of the Year honors.

Kellam gymnast Dalton Long walks across the stage to accept her award during the ceremony Thursday.

All-Tidewater baseball players pose for a group photo during the ceremony.

Western Branch track star Micaiah Harris, center, poses for photographs with his parents, Dee and Daniel, after the banquet.

Kellam gymnast Emily Ware talks with Steve Gunn, editor of The Virginian-Pilot, while accepting her award.

Norcom boys basketball player Travis Fields takes the stage to receive his award.

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SOCCER P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

Star White Maury forward Star White, a junior, netted a South Hampton Roads-high 36 goals – 10 more than the second-place scorer – and led Maury to an 18-game winning streak. She became the second consecutive Maury player to win All-Tidewater Player of the Year honors, following Darby Moore.

FIRST TEAM

Maddie Arndt Cox Sophomore, goalkeeper

Cameron Brown Norfolk Collegiate Junior, defender

Alex Davidson Cox Senior, midfielder

Ryanne Davidson Cox Sophomore, forward

Rosie O’Neal Tallwood Senior, forward

Sydney Phillips Grassfield Senior, defender

Sarah Smith Norfolk Collegiate Sophomore, midfielder

Talia Tapper Kellam Senior, defender

Riley Dowd Grassfield Sophomore, midfielder

Idelys Vazquez First Colonial Sophomore, forward

P L AY E R O F THE YEAR

FIRST TEAM

Jaylen Thompson

Jared Benedict Grassfield Senior, forward

Miciah Brown Hickory Senior, midfielder

Andrew Delgado Grassfield Senior, midfielder

Dillon Jacob Norfolk Academy Senior, forward

Jack Monroe Ocean Lakes Senior, midfielder

Charlie Prince Cox Junior, defender

Jesse Riggs Hickory Senior, midfielder

Ian Roberts First Colonial Senior, forward

Nathan Sells Great Bridge Senior, midfielder

Duncan Wrenn Princess Anne Senior, goalkeeper

First Colonial’s Jaylen Thompson, a senior forward, had 15 goals and dished out eight assists while earning player of the year honors in the Coastal Conference and 6A South Region. He was a first-team All-Group 6A pick and the 2016 Virginian-Pilot All-Tidewater Player of the Year. The Davidson signee helped the Patriots advance to their first Group 6A state championship game and finish 18-2.

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Michael Blanchard

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Nansemond River’s Michael Blanchard was rarely out of By Jami Frankenberry rhythm during a senior season in which he finished 10-2 and The Virginian-Pilot compiledBlanchard a 1.42 ERA. Hein was the winning pitcher in nearly half Michael was a hurry. of Nansemond River’s during the Warriors’ first state The Nansemond River victories righthanded pitcher gripped the championship baseball, threwrun. two warm-up tosses and told the umpire to Blanchard, senior who has signed with Old Dominion, is bring on thea first batter.

Suffolk’s first All-Tidewater Baseballsaid, Player of the to Year “I was just ready to go,” Blanchard referring hissince final the award in in 1993. start of thebegan season a Group 5A state semifinal against

First Colonial third baseman Meaghan Barfield blasted a twoBy Larry Rubama run home run against Landstown to pass Turner Ashby’s Misty The Virginian-Pilot Hall (2003-06) and become the VirginiaBarfield High School League’s First Colonial third baseman Meaghan will be career leader.for many things over her career. remembered Barfield, who signed with Norfolk State, the All-Tidewater One opposing coach called her “the mostwas dangerous hitter in Softball Player of the Year the second straight season and the area.”

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FIRST TEAM

FIRST TEAM

Michael Bienlien Great Bridge Senior, pitcher

Harry Brown Greenbrier Christian Senior, catcher

Riley Clifford First Colonial Junior, 2B/SS

Chase Counts Ocean Lakes Senior, SS/pitcher

Brianna Anderson Grassfield Senior, outfielder

Allison Brewer Deep Creek Senior, outfielder

Jessica Goldyn Ocean Lakes Senior, catcher

Savannah Jackson Greenbrier Christian Senior, pitcher

Hunter Gregory Hickory Junior, pitcher

Corey Hinds Ocean Lakes Senior, pitcher/OF/ first baseman

Matthew Holt Nansemond River Senior, pitcher/first baseman

Rufus Hurdle Western Branch Junior, outfielder

Skylar Johnston First Colonial Senior, shortstop

Lauren Maddrey Nansemond River Senior, pitcher

Bre McDowell Hickory Sophomore, pitcher

Kelsie Millner Grassfield Senior, second baseman

Dion Jordan Nansemond River Senior, outfielder

Andrew Kasiski Indian River Senior, catcher

Chin Moss First Colonial Junior, third baseman

Dwight Riddick Grassfield Senior, second baseman

Siobhan Moriarty Hickory Senior, outfielder

Jac Mounie Nansemond River Senior, second baseman

Morgan Murphy Grassfield Freshman, pitcher

DaLeshia Oates Green Run Senior, designated player

Garrett Stallings Grassfield Senior, pitcher

Casey Williams Greenbrier Christian Senior, pitcher

Bailey Roberts Hickory Sophomore, catcher

Madison Wilson Kellam Senior, first baseman

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Robert Levin, a Princess Anne senior, completed an unbeaten season with a straight-set victory in the Group 5A state singles final. Levin, headed to Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, became South Hampton Roads’ first boys singles state champion since Cox’s Sean White in 1990.

Norfolk Academy sophomore Caitie Sullivan was named VISAA Division I Player of the Year after guiding the Bulldogs to an unbeaten season and the state championship. Sullivan won at No. 1 singles and No. 1 doubles in the state championship match.

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