All Star Preps - Best of The Record 2019 by Specialty Publications

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special guest Gabby Douglas ‘an amazing feeling’

top awards 10 Boys team Coach of the Year 12 Girls team Coach of the Year 16 Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Courage Award 18 Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Heart & Desire Award 22 Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the Year

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Chase Chevrolet Male Athlete of the Year Chase Chevrolet girls Team of the Year Chase Chevrolet boys Team of the Year Charles Washington Scholarship Award

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players of the year all-star athleteS

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special guest

gabby Douglas Three-time olympic gold medal gymnast

By Nick Woodard

She made her way backstage for the ensuing ceremony, greeting each individual sport winner and major award recipient Record Staff Writer as they left the stage. The gravity of meeting one of the most storied United States From the moment she arrived Thursday at Stockton Arena, Olympians in recent history wasn’t lost on the athletes. Gabby Douglas was an uplifting, positive presence that eloquently “It’s just really cool,” said Miranda Miller, the Sierra High set the tone to help celebrate the biggest night of the year in senior honored as the Girls Track and Field Athlete of the Year. local high school sports. “I just got to meet a gymnast, and I used to be a gymnast. It’s Douglas — the 23-year-old, three-time Olympic gold medal great to be here.” gymnast — was the special guest at the 2019 Best of The Later, Douglas took the stage alongside Record Editor Don Record All Star Preps Awards Banquet in Stockton. Blount for a wide-ranging conversation about her life. Douglas All night, Douglas interacted with the more than 300 said her journey to Olympic gold was an amazing ride, and she student-athletes and coaches in attendance, as well as friends wouldn’t have gotten there without a solid foundation of support. and family gathered to commemorate the biggest achievements “They help you through hard times. That’s what my family did, in local sports for the 2018-19 season. and that’s what my community did,” said Douglas, a native of NewDouglas, who was the first African-American gymnast and the port News, Virginia. “They would motivate me. It’s so important to have that support system always constantly behind you.” first of African descent of any nationality in Olympic history to become the individual all-around champion, began her night by Douglas mixed her sense of humor into the dialogue as well. At one point, when Blount asked what would constitute a bad sitting down among the audience of young athletes for dinner.

day for a gymnast, she had just the anecdote. “Well, falling on my face,” Douglas said, inspiring laughter throughout the arena. Douglas proceeded to take audience questions about challenges she faced in her career, and how she overcame them. Near the end of the discussion, Blount offered Douglas the space to give a message to young athletes moving on to the next chapter of their lives. “Never let someone tell you what you can and can’t do,” said Douglas, who noted that many in her life had warned her something was too hard, or would take too much work. “If I had listened to them, I wouldn’t be in front of you all today. “Follow your own path. You all have so much to add to the world. Add your piece. Follow your dream.” Contact reporter Nick Woodard at (209) 546-8272 or nwoodard@recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter @nwoodard25.

Never let someone tell you what you can and can’t do. If I had listened to them, I wouldn’t be in front of you all today. Follow your own path. You all have so much to add to the world.

They help you through hard times. That’s what my family did, and that’s what my community did. They would motivate me. It’s so important to have that support system always constantly behind you. 5

‘an amazing feeling’ Hosmer, who will attend University of the Pacific in the fall, was named the year’s best boys water polo player and swimmer, before STOCKTON – Matthew Hosmer spent capping his evening with the athlete of the almost as much time on the stage as he did year honor. in his seat at the Best of The Record All Star “It’s kind of surreal,” Hosmer said. “It’s Preps Awards Gala. amazing to be welcomed, to see all your hard The St. Mary’s High School student was the work paying off.” most honored athlete at The Record’s 2019 Jadyn Shinn of Sierra High was honored event, winning two individual sports awards as girls soccer player and the Chase Chevrolet and being named the Chase Chevrolet Male Female Athlete of the Year. The senior is Athlete of the Year on an emotional night at headed to Cal. Stockton Arena. “It’s definitely an amazing feeling. I’m The gala also featured two basketball honored to get this award and be surrounded squads that came off of amazing seasons by the people I love who helped me get here to claim the teams of the year awards, an today.” appearance by three-time Olympic Gold Medal The most emotional moments of the night gymnast Gabby Douglas and an emotional came during the presentation of the Dignity standing ovation for Heart & Desire honoree Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Courage Keannu Linnell of Lathrop High. Award and Heart & Desire Award. Linnell,

By Scott Linesburgh Record Staff Writer

who recently graduated from Lathrop, was a sophomore football player when he was diagnosed with a germ cell tumor, and has been confined to a wheelchair since suffering a stroke during surgery. He was able to stand for a moment while accepting his plaque from Record President and Publisher Deitra Kenoly and Dr. Anitra Williams, director of nursing operations for Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center. “It means everything,” Linnell said. Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa of Brookside Christian, who came to the United States from the Dominican Republic and became a successful athlete, won the Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Courage Award. Edison High head football coach Booker Guyton was named the boys team coach of the year for guiding his alma mater to its first league title in 41 years.

Art Brooks of Escalon High was honored as the girls team coach of the year after leading the Cougars to their third consecutive softball section title during a season where he was dealing with the loss of his wife, Terry, from cancer in March. The Weston Ranch boys basketball team and the Bear Creek girls basketball squad were named the Chase Chevrolet teams of the year. The Cougars had a 30-game winning streak on their way into the Northern California playoffs, and the Bruins went through their best season in school history, advancing to the state regional finals. Contact reporter Scott Linesburgh at (209) 546-8282 or slinesburgh@recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter@ScottLinesburgh.

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boys SPORT Coach of the Year 9

booker guyton

Edison High Football Why he Won The Edison High football coach orchestrated a historic run for the Vikings in the 2018-2019 season. With the help of a super-sized coaching staff and a talented roster, Guyton’s squad won a San Joaquin Athletic Association title, Edison’s first league title since 1977. The team finished with a 9-3 overall record, and an unblemished 5-0 record in the SJAA.

It was like a lot of hard work paid off. It’s not me winning the award. It’s our coaching staffing winning the award. This is an awesome event for these kids, it’s a way to show the city we do have positive things going on in the community and it shows Stockton is someplace special.”

— booker guyton

BOYS SPORT Coach of the year Finalists

Jeff hoornaert

chris teevan

St. Mary’s water polo

weston ranch basketball

In the fall, Hoornaert served as the head coach that led the St. Mary’s boys water polo team to a Sac-Joaquin Section Division I title, with the Rams defeating Jesuit 10-7 in the championship game. Then, in the spring, the Hoornaert-led boys swim team won a section Division III crown. Both the water polo and swim teams won Tri-City Athletic League titles this season as well.

From the outset of the Weston Ranch boys basketball team’s season, head coach Chris Teevan maintained that the Cougars’ goal was to make the State Open Division, and it would likely take winning out to make that happen. Under his guidance, Weston Ranch did exactly that, winning 30 straight games and a section championship to punch its ticket to the Open Division.

myke lewis

st. mary’s track & field The St. Mary’s boys track and field team won its second straight Tri-City Athletic League title, but did not stop there. With Lewis as the team’s head coach, the Rams went on to win their second consecutive Sac-Joaquin Section Division I championship. Then, at the state level, St. Mary’s would go on to finish in 11th place as a team.

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girls SPORT Coach of the Year 9

Art brooks

escalon high softball

Why he Won The seventh-year coach of the Escalon softball team coached the Cougars to a 19-8-1 overall record this year, including a 10-2 mark in the Trans Valley League. Escalon may have finished second in the TVL behind Ripon, but the Cougars went on an impressive playoffs run. Escalon won four straight games, earning its third straight Sac-Joaquin Section championship.

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girls SPORT Coach of the year Finalists

Anthony matthews

Manuel Pires

In his third year as head coach of the Bear Creek girls basketball team, Matthews continued the rise of the Bruins program. Bear Creek went 30-6 overall this season, sweeping play in the San Joaquin Athletic Association and making it to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I championships. Matthewsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bruins went on to make a deep state playoff run, getting to within a game of the state championship.

Pires, the only girls soccer coach in the 22-year history of Sierra High, led the Timberwolves to their third consecutive Valley Oak League Championship, and 14th overall. Sierra went on to win a Sac-Joaquin Section Division III championship, as well as a first-round game in the CIF state playoffs.

bear creek basketball

Sierra soccer

Morgan roots

Argonaut basketball Roots, in her first year as the head coach of the Argonaut girls basketball team, led the Mustangs to a 23-9 overall record and 8-2 mark in the Mother Lode League, good for second place. The highlight of Argonautâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s year was the postseason, where the No. 2 Mustangs beat No. 1 Mariposa County to earn a Sac-Joaquin Section Division V title.

dignity health st. joseph’s medical center Courage award

Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa Brookside christian Why he Won Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa came to Brookside Christian High as a freshman, having left his home and family in the Dominican Republic to pursue an education and his basketball dream. He spent his first year at the school learning English, getting accustomed to his new surroundings and spending time on the basketball court. This year, Geronimo’s work paid off in a big way. The sophomore became one of the top scorers in the Sac-Joaquin Section, leading the Knights to a 12-0 record in the Central California Athletic Alliance. Brookside Christian reached the Division V section championship, where they trailed Argonaut by double digits late in the game. But the Knights came roaring back to tie the game as the clock ticked down. Then, after a steal and a foul, Geronimo stood at the free throw line with .3 seconds left in the championship and a chance to win it all for his team. He sunk both. Geromino was at a basketball camp Thursday night, and Brookside coach Luke Williams accepted the award on his behalf. “To leave his family and come here to play basketball is amazing,” Williams said. “He’s an amazing kid, a very hard working young man, polite, caring. He’s the type of kid to put in the work to get exactly what he wants.”

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dignity heAlth St. joseph’s medical center Heart & desire award 9

Keannu Linnell

lathrop

Why he Won At 10 years old, Keannu Linnell was determined to be a quarterback, and didn’t let his size get in the way. By the time he was a sophomore at Lathrop High School, he was a starting QB. It was towards the end of that same season that he began to experience double vision every time he dropped back. But he was determined not to let his team down. Now, Keannu’s determination has shown as strong as ever. After his sophomore year, Keannu was diagnosed with a germ cell tumor. He spent nearly half a year in the hospital in a long fight that included other complications, including a stroke and struggles with waking from an induced coma. Keannu battled his way through all of it. The 17-year-old returned to Lathrop High to continue his studies. And, with the help of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, he got his shot at returning to football. With the help of a virtual reality company and the Lathrop community, the Make-AWish Foundation recreated an entire game, with Keannu experiencing it all through the lenses of the quarterback position. For the game-winning two-point conversion, Keannu made a triumphant sprint into the end zone. When Keannu removed his headset, his entire team swarmed him. Once again, Keannu had led his team, and it was his determination that made it possible.

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CHEER SQUAD OF THE YEAR

Bear Creek

MARCHING BAND OF THE YEAR

lincoln

Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the Year

Jadyn Shinn

Sierra high school

Why She Won Shinn has been a huge part of the Timberwolves soccer team for four years, and showed her leadership and skill more than ever this season. Shinn was second in the state in goals (47) and points (117), both career highs. She helped Sierra win its third straight Valley Oak League title, and had the game-winning goal to give the Timberwolves a Sac-Joaquin Section Division III championship.

It’s definitely an amazing feeling. I’m honored to get this award and be surrounded by the people I love who helped me get here today. — Jadyn Shinn

Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the year Finalists

Shkhinah Tindsley

Anitra Khoth

A senior captain for the West volleyball team, Tindsley once again proved to be one of the more dominating forces in the Sac-Joaquin Section. Tindsley had 432 kills (ninth in the section) and 134 blocks (fifth), leading the team to a 25-18 overall record and a 6-4 record in the Tri-City Athletic League.

Khoth ended an accomplished high school golf career on a high note, qualifying for the CIF State Golf Championships for the first time in her career. She shot a 4-over par 76 to finish 14th in the event, and before that shot a 76 to take eighth in the Northern California Regionals. Khoth also led Lincoln to a team berth in the section masters tournament.

West

Lincoln

Mya Blake Bear Creek

Blake shined even brighter in her second season of high school basketball, ranking among the top 15 players in the Sac-Joaquin Section with 20.4 points per game. She also made the sixth-most three-pointers in the section (92) while averaging 3.9 assists per game and 4.2 steals to lead the Bruins to within a game of the state title game.

Chase Chevrolet Male Athlete of the Year 9

Matthew Hosmer

St. Mary’s High SCHOOL

Why he Won After a monster junior year, the Rams two-sport star pulled out all the stops for his senior season. For the St. Mary’s water polo team, Hosmer scored a career-high 240 goals on the way to helping the team win a section crown. Then, when he returned to the pool for swim season, Hosmer broke a pair of individual records and was a leg on a Rams relay team that broke a third.

It’s kind of surreal. It’s amazing to be welcomed, to see all your hard work paying off and how awesome this event is is kind of surreal. — Matthew Hosmer

Chase Chevrolet male Athlete of the year Finalists

Bryce Johnson

Jamar Marshall

The senior forward capped off a great career for the St. Mary’s basketball team by averaging a double-double with 18.1 points per game and 12.6 rebounds per game. He had 23 double-doubles on the year, second best in the Sac-Joaquin Section, and led the Rams with 3.1 assists per game on the way to securing St. Mary’s second straight section title.

The Rams’ multisport junior averaged 15.2 points per game on the Rams’ section championship-winning basketball team. Then, Marshall became a state champion as a member of the St. Mary’s track-and-field team. Marshall won the 110-meter hurdles at the state meet, with his 13.31-second mark ranking as the best time in the nation this year. He also placed third in the 300 hurdles at state.

St. Mary’s

Michael Kamps Ripon Christian

Kamps racked up 1,632 rushing yards in his senior season for the Ripon Christian football team while scoring the third-most touchdowns with 36 trips to the end zone. Kamps also had a pair of interceptions as the Knights played for a section championship. Then, in the spring, Kamps recorded 300 assists to help the Knights’ volleyball team make another section title match.

Chase Chevrolet girls Team of the Year 9

BEAR CREEK BASKETBALL

Why they Won The Bruins’ young, talented roster had a season for the ages in 2018-2019, starting with their second straight 10-0 run through the San Joaquin Athletic Association. Bear Creek came up short in search of a section championship, but rebounded for a huge run at the state level. The Bruins won three times in the

state tournament, highlighted by a 57-47 overtime victory over Antelope in the Northern California semifinal. Bear Creek’s season ended with a loss to Bishop O’Dowd in the regional final, coming up just short of playing for a state title.

Chase Chevrolet girls Team of the year Finalists

RIPON VOLLEYBALL

SIERRA SOCCER

The Indians finished second in the Trans Valley League with a 10-2 record in the regular season, but their year was just getting started. Ripon made the Sac-Joaquin Section’s Division IV semifinals, losing to TVL champ Hilmar. But that’s still not where Ripon’s story ends. The Indians qualified for the state playoffs, winning three straight matches to make the Northern California final, one win away from playing for a state championship.

Regarded as one of the powerhouse programs in the area for years, the Timberwolves turned it up a notch this year. Not only did they win their third straight Valley Oak League title, and 14th overall, but Sierra made its way to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III championship. Once there, the Timberwolves played an overtime battle with Vista del Lago, finally claiming the title on a game-winning score by senior Jadyn Shinn. Sierra won a first-round game in the state playoffs before concluding its year in the regional semifinals.

RIPON SOFTBALL Ripon had a truly impressive 2019 season, going 24-2 overall and winning the Trans Valley League title with a 11-1 record. The Indians won twice to advance through the winner’s bracket of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV championships, then beat Calaveras not once, but twice to earn their section crown. It’s Ripon’s second section title in four years, having won the 2016 Division V championship.

Chase Chevrolet boys Team of the Year

WESTON RANCH BASKETBALL

Why they Won Winning 30 straight games and a Sac-Joaquin Section title may have come as a surprise to some, but not to the Weston Ranch boys basketball team. The Cougars were dead set on making the State Open Division, and rose through both the

section and state rankings on the way to a championship season. The Cougars got their wish, beating Central Catholic in the Division III championship before going on to play a tough De La Salle team in the opening round of the state playoffs.

Chase Chevrolet boys Team of the year Finalists

ST. MARY’S WATER POLO

The Rams lost their season opener and the fourth game of the season, then never lost again. St. Mary’s swept play in the Tri-City Athletic League with a 10-0 record, and won its first two playoff games by a combined margin of 26 goals. In the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I Championship game, the Rams outscored Jesuit 6-3 in the second half to come away with a 10-7 title-clinching victory, capping off a 28-2 season.

BROOKSIDE CHRISTIAN BASKETBALL

Winning came early and often for Brookside Christian, which won the first five games of the season and went on to go 12-0 in the Central California Athletic Alliance. The Knights won twice to advance to the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V championship. They trailed to last year’s state runner-up Argonaut by double digits at one point in the game, but came all the way back to win in the last second of the game. Brookside Christian went on to win a state playoff game before the end of its season.

CALAVERAS WRESTLING Calaveras opened the season as the defending Sac-Joaquin Section Division V team champion, armed with a talented roster and a first-year head coach in Ryan Upchurch. The squad went on to do it again, beating Hilmar 51-25 for Calaveras’ second consecutive team title. Wrestlers Elliot Houghten and Donivan Giangregorio were among the leaders for Calaveras, going on to place in the top six in their respective divisions at the section masters tournament.

Charles Washington Award Winner 9

Taylor low

lincoln high

Why She Won A longtime leader for the Lincoln girls basketball team who averaged 9.9 points per game and 5.8 rebounds this season, Low was a two-time Tri-City Athletic League MVP. Off the court, Low maintained a 4.59 grade-point average and was heavily involved in the community. Low was a youth basketball coach, and lent her time to events with the California Dental Association, Give Kids a Smile organization and Habitat for Humanity. Low plans to attend the University of San Diego.

I think this was such a huge honor. All my success I attribute to my coaches, teammates and parents. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s such a great honor. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Taylor low

Numbers. accolades. achievements. By Nick Woodard Record Staff Writer

STOCKTON — From the court to the classroom and everywhere in between, a calm, consistent concentration has been Taylor Low’s specialty. The numbers, accolades and achievements have spoken for themselves. The latest for the recent Lincoln High graduate embodies all of it. Low, the longtime leader and point guard for the Trojans girls basketball team, has been named the recipient of the 2019 Charles Washington Award. The honor is given annually to the senior student-athlete who best exhibits athletic and academic achievement and a dedication to community service. Low is the 15th winner of the award, which was established in 2005. It’s named in honor of Charles Washington, who was the first African-American high school varsity coach in Northern California. Washington also served as an administrator and counselor. He died in February 2009 at age 76. Objectively, Low exemplified the traits of a Charles Washington Award winner. In her four years as a varsity player for Lincoln, Low was a three-year captain, two-time Lincoln MVP and two-time Tri-City Athletic League MVP among a number of other accomplishments. That said, Low was the Trojans’ leading scorer just once. It was her presence on the court that made her a captain starting in her sophomore season, and her pivotal role for Lincoln that was widely recognized across the league “She just had the respect of everyone,” Lincoln head coach Chris Roemer said. “They knew she was the most diligent. It seemed

only right to have her be the captain. She set precedence.” All the while, Low was excelling in the classroom. She maintained a 4.59 gradepoint average throughout high school, earned the Pinnacle Award for finishing in the top one percent of her class, and was a Distinguished Senior Scholar. Beyond that, Low made the Principal’s Honor Roll all four years, was a California Scholarship Federation Lifetime Member, and was a National Academy of Future Physicians and Medical Scientists Award winner. Off the basketball court and outside

the classroom, Low spent her time giving back to the community. She was a tutor, an assistant youth basketball coach and a volunteer at spaghetti feeds and rummage sales. Low also gave her time to events for the California Dental Association, Give Kids a Smile, Habitat for Humanity and more. Asked about the motivation to get involved, Low said she wanted to do her part to make an impact in the area she’s grown up in. “My parents have always pushed me to give back to the community,” Low said. “I think it’s very important, and I hope to

continue it in the future.” Low plans to attend the University of San Diego. In the future, she said, she’d like to return to the area as a medical professional and continue her efforts in making an impact in this community. “Going forward, I think the community service and all the things I’ve done will make me a more empathetic person,” Low said, “and someone who will give back in the future.” Contact reporter Nick Woodard at (209) 546-8272 or nwoodard@recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter@nwoodard25.

Charles Washington Award FINALISTS

Vivianna Gardea

Jailah Brice-Moore

Gardea was a captain two years running for the Edison cross-country team, helping lead the Vikings to a second-place finish this year in the San Joaquin Athletic Association. She was also the SJAA individual champion, and qualified for the section meet. Gardea kept up a 3.5 grade-point average, and volunteered for events like the Rotary Read-in for the Edison Interact Club, the Walk-to-End Diabetes at Edison and the Community Beautification at Moss Gardens. Gardea plans to attend Delta College.

Brice-Moore had a very successful senior season for the Bruins. Athletically, she was part of the Bear Creek basketball team that came to within a win of playing for a state title. When the track-and-field season rolled around, Brice-Moore qualified for the state meet in the 100 meters. Brice-Moore also excelled in the classroom, accumulating a 3.75-grade point average and studying courses like jazz, Spanish and the physical arts. Brice-Moore plans to attend the University of Sioux Falls.

Edison high

bear creek high

Charles Washington Award About the award The Record considers the Charles Washington Award the highest honor it can bestow upon a senior student-athlete. The award is in honor of Charles Washington, the first African-American high school varsity head football coach in Northern California. Coach Washington led the Edison Vikings from 1965-83, compiling a record of 133-54-6 with six league championships. But more importantly he served as a counselor, mentor and friend to countless people, young and old. His influence remains to this day on many local coaches and educators. Coach Washington passed away in 2009 at the age of 76. The name of the winner is engraved on a perpetual crystal bowl trophy for display at the winner’s high school during the next academic year. They also will receive a total $1,000 in scholarships from the Charles Washington Foundation and The Record. The judges Lincoln High’s Taylor Low was selected the winner of the Charles Washington Award by a panel that included Washington’s daughters, members of The Record editorial staff and members of the local sports community.

Cheryl Washington Daughter of Charles Washington

Hillary Washington Daughter of Charles Washington

eddie guardado Franklin High alumni, Retired mlb pitcher

james mousalimas san joaquin county superintendent of schools

janet lucas university of the pacific athletic director

molly mordaunthummel San Joaquin Delta College volleyball coach

Don Blount Editor of The Record

Scott Linesburgh Record sports reporter

Nick Woodard Record sports reporter

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BOYS WATER POLO Matthew Hosmer St. Mary’s Age: 16

National Team.

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite athlete: Derek Carr

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Making the United States National Team for water polo

Favorite team: San Francisco Giants and Oakland Raiders

Nickname: Hossy Top accomplishments: USA National Team player for the last 3 years; leading goal scorer in the nation this year; two-time TCAL MVP; two-time CIF SJS section First Team, MVP of Pan Pacific Games in 2016

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” series Favorite movie/TV show: “Straight Outta Compton”/”Friends” Favorite musical artist: Migos Favorite food: sushi

College plans: Play Division 1 water polo

Favorite: quote: “I’ve never lost a game, I just ran out of time.” — Michael Jordan

Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating from a fouryear university with a national title and playing with the Senior

Hobbies outside of sport: Spending time with family and friends

GIRLS WATER POLO Nicole Iturraran Tokay Age: 17

from college

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite athlete: Maggie Steffens

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Helping my high school team go to the championship game of our section

Favorite team: USA Water Polo Women’s National Team

Nickname: Nick Top accomplishments: 2017-18 NISCA/Speedo Girls Water Polo All America Third Team; 2017-18 KAI-CAL-HI All American Third Team; 2017-18 Top Players SAC-JOAQUIN Section ranked 5th; 2017-18 All-CIF SJS Girls DII First team Rank 1; 2017-18 ALLCIF Girls D2 MVP

College plans: Hope to attend SDSU, major in communications and play water polo Where do you hope to be in five years: Hopefully graduated

Favorite book: “The Young Elites” trilogy by Marie Lu Favorite movie/TV show: “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”/”Criminal Minds” Favorite musical artist: Jon Bellion Favorite food: Korean BBQ Favorite quote: “Without music, life would be a mistake.” — Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols Hobbies outside of sport: I really enjoy baking and I am also the president of my 4-H club

GIRLS SWIMMING Madeline Woznick Lodi Age: 18

Favorite team: none

Birthplace: Sacramento

Favorite book: “Ready Player One” by Ernest Cline

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Winning high school swimming sections as a senior in both the 50 free and 100 free

Favorite movie/TV show: “Prison Break”

Nickname: Maddie Top accomplishments: Winning high school swim sections as a senior; making state for 3 years in both the 50 free and 100 free College plans: attending the University of Utah on both an academic and athletic (swimming) scholarship

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be attending nursing school to become an ER nurse Favorite athlete: Michael Phelps or Simone Manuel

Favorite musical artist: Florida Georgia Line Favorite food: Teriyaki chicken Favorite quote: “A dream doesn’t become reality through magic; it takes sweat, determination and hard work.” — Colin Powell Hobbies outside of sport: Hunting, fishing, camping, spending time with my family and friends

BOYS SWIMMING Matthew Hosmer St. Mary’s Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Derek Carr

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: San Francisco Giants and Oakland Raiders

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Making the United States National Team for water polo

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” series

Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating from a fouryear university with a national title and playing with the Senior National Team.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Straight Outta Compton”/”Friends” Favorite musical artist: Migos Favorite food: sushi Favorite: quote: “I’ve never lost a game, I just ran out of time.” — Michael Jordan Hobbies outside of sport: Spending time with family and friends

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Calvin Abbott Lincoln Age: 18 Birthplace: Stockton Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Qualifying for state in cross country Nickname: Forest

Top accomplishments: Leading Lincoln’s cross country team to break five year sections drought; running a 4:32 in the mile and a 9:55 in the two mile for track and field (so far); two-time all league honors winner; obtaining 50 high school medals for track and field. College plans: Attending Fresno Pacific

University where I will be running as an NCAA D2 athlete for cross country/ track and field where I hope to become a physical education teacher.

them since 2009.

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be finishing off my teaching credentials and searching for a professional contract with Brooks to run as an athlete for them.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Hacksaw Ridge,” the story of Desmond Doss

Favorite athlete: Easily Stephen Curry, I love why he plays, I love his humbleness, and it is exciting to see him nail it from wherever he so chooses.

Favorite: quote: “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me” Philippians 4:13

Favorite team: My favorite team is the Golden State Warriors, have followed

Favorite book: The Bible, is the ultimate instruction pamphlet to life.

Favorite musical artist: Luke Bryan Favorite food: Goldfish

Hobbies outside of sport: Hanging out with my awesome girlfriend.

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Katarina Borchin Calaveras Age: 15½

Favorite Athlete: Sydney McLaughlin or Emma Coburn

Birthplace: Bad Aibling, Germany

Favorite team: N/A

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): making it to state as a freshman in cross country

Favorite book: “Running for My Life” by Lopez Lomong

Nickname: Hurricane (“Because I make my own storm.”) Top accomplishments: Successfully surfing my first wave, choosing to run, being a good baker College plans: Cal Poly? Humboldt? Santa Barbara? Germany?

Where do you hope to be in five years: traveling or college, or studying abroad.

Favorite movie/TV show: “The Office” Favorite musical artist: Khalid and/or Queen Favorite food: Käsespätzle Favorite quote: “To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.” — Steve Prefontaine Hobbies outside of sport: Surfing, skiing, traveling, hiking/ backpacking, baking, photography

BOYS DIVING Collin Brownell Elliot Christian

Age: 16 years old

Favorite team: Team GB and Team USA

Birthplace: Sacramento Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Going to nationals for the first year of being in the 16-18 age group

Favorite book: I don’t really have a favorite book so … “The Techniques Of Springboard Diving” by Charles Batterman (It talks about the physics behind why diving actually works the way it does)

Nickname: Mouse

Favorite movie/TV show: “Baby Driver”/“Young Sheldon”

Top accomplishments: Achieving the national level of diving 5 separate times during the 7 total years that I’ve been diving

Favorite musical artist: I really enjoy listening to John Denver and the bands Disturbed and Twenty One Pilots

College plans: I would love to attend Stanford University

Favorite food: Hot wings

Where do you hope to be in five years: In 5 years I would hope to be studying mechanical engineering at a college that I love

Favorite: quote: “Do or do not, there is no try.” — Yoda

Favorite athlete: Thomas Daley

Hobbies outside of sport: Building robots

GIRLS DIVING Madison Liu Lodi Age: 18

Favorite athlete: David Boudia

Birthplace: Lodi

Favorite book: “Their Eyes Were Watching God”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Getting an athletic and academic scholarship to CBU

Favorite movie/TV show: “10 Things I Hate About You”

Nickname: Madi Top accomplishments: Graduating in the top 5% in my class and qualifying for state the past two years College plans: I am going to be diving and studying Exercise Science at California Baptist University

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be working towards getting my master’s in occupational therapy

Favorite musical artist: Elevation Favorite food: rice Favorite quote: A bellyflop a day keeps the muffin top away Hobbies outside of sport: paddle boarding and hammocking

BOYS GOLF Tyler Griggs East Union

Age: 17

College plans: Commited to UCLA

Birthplace: Stockton

Where do you hope to be in five years: PGA Tour

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Committing to UCLA

Favorite athlete: Brooks Koepka

Nickname: TY

Favorite team: Chicago Blackhawks

Top accomplishments: World Vertas JR Champion 12 year old division; Drive, Chip and Putt National Champion 13 year old division; 3 Time High School Player of the year recipient “Valley Oak League”; 2018 US Junior Amateur participant; AJGA Junior Allstar Hunter Ranch first place; AJGA Junior Allstar Yolo Flyers first place; several first place finishes in Junior Golf Association Northern California; several first place finishes in the NCGA JUNIOR TOUR; Junior Golf National Rankings | Junior Golf Scoreboard; ranked 63rd nationally

Favorite book: “The Outsiders” Favorite movie/TV show: “Step Brothers” Favorite musical artist: Trippy Red Favorite food: Mexican food Favorite: quote: With confidence and persistence you can do anything. Hobbies outside of sport: Snowboarding

GIRLS GOLF Anitra Khoth Lincoln Age: 16

Tournament of Champions.

Birthplace: Stockton

College plans: To go straight into a fouryear university studying to become a pharmacist while playing golf as a definite future career.

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Player of the Year by The Record. Player of the Week by The Record. Overall champion at plenty of golf tournaments. Nickname: Annie. Killa Khoth.

Top accomplishments: Selected to play at the Pure Insurance Championship Impacting The First Tee. Selected to play at the Inaugural Majors Championship Invitational in Florida. Named Player of the Year and Player of the Week by The Record. Being the champion of the

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to graduate from a four-year college and become a professional golfer as it is my dream career. Favorite athlete: Inbee Park (female golfer) and Rory McIlroy (male golfer) Favorite team: Sacramento Kings Favorite book: “How to Kill A Mockingbird” by Harper Lee

Favorite movie/TV show: “Twilight Series” and “The Good Doctor” Favorite musical artist: Kehlani, SZA, and H.E.R. Favorite food: lasagna, pasta, hot pot and other Asian dishes Favorite quote: “Doubt kills more dreams than failure ever will…” Hobbies outside of sport: Enjoy playing the violin and dancing to Korean pop music and pop music. Volunteering with The First Tee.

BOYS BASKETBALL Bryce Johnson St. Mary’s Age: 18

Favorite team: Los Angeles Lakers

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite book: “A Long Way Gone”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Winning 2 section championships.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Dragon Ball Z”

Nickname: Icy Top accomplishments: Winning back-to-back section titles. NorCal finalist. College plans: Undecided Where do you hope to be in five years: In the NBA

Favorite musical artist: Meek Mill Favorite food: hamburgers Favorite: quote: “The past cannot be changed. The future is yet in your power.” Hobbies outside of sport: Hanging with friends.

Favorite athlete: Lebron James

GIRLS BASKETBALL Mya Blake Bear Creek Age: 16

Favorite team: Houston Rockets

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite book: “The Fault in Our Stars”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Scoring 1,000 points sophomore year

Favorite movie/TV show: “Switched at Birth”

Nickname: Mya Top accomplishments: MVP for SJAA two years in a row

Favorite food: spaghetti

College plans: Get into USC and set records there

Favorite quote: “Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.”

Where do you hope to be in five years: I want to be a pediatrician

Hobbies outside of sport: spending time with my family

Favorite athlete: Allen Iverson

Favorite musical artist: Drake

GIRLS SOCCER Jadyn Shinn Sierra Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Messi

Birthplace: Modesto

Favorite team: Barcelona

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Invitation to U17 Women’s National Camp

Favorite book: I don’t have one

Nickname: Jay Top accomplishments: Verbally Committing to Cal Berkeley, Winning Gothia Cup (Youth World Cup) in Sweden, attending the U17 Women’s National Camp College plans: Play soccer at Cal Berkeley and study in the medical field

Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating college, and playing pro

Favorite movie/TV show: “50 First Dates”/“Riverdale” Favorite musical artist: I like a wide range of music singers Favorite food: Chinese food Favorite: quote: Philippians 4:13 - I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me Hobbies outside of sport: snowboarding, cliff jumping, hiking, longboarding

BOYS SOCCER Giovanni Padilla East Union Age: 17

Favorite team: Mexico

Birthplace: Berkeley

Favorite movie/TV show: “Rick & Morty”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Soccer

Favorite musical artist: 03 Greedo

Nickname: Gio

Favorite food: In-N-Out

Top accomplishments: graduating

Favorite quote: “Just do it”

College plans: complete educational plans

Hobbies outside of sport: Sleep

Where do you hope to be in five years: out of state Favorite athlete: Cristiano Ronaldo

GIRLS WRESTLING Mikayla Vega Escalon Age: 18

Favorite movie: “Transformers” movies

Birthplace: Modesto

Favorite TV show: I enjoy watching documentaries

Favorite achievement: 2nd at CIF State Wrestling Championships

Favorite musical artist: Maynard James Keenan

Top accomplishments: 2x CIF State placer; 4x CIF State qualifier

Favorite food: tacos from the taco truck

College plans: Attend Gannon University in Pennsylvania and wrestle for their women’s team

Favorite quote: “You come back with mixed feelings because you’d love to share this wondrous thing, but you realize no one can quite understand what you saw. It resonated with you, and on some level, it changed you. You must embrace that. Resolve to go on, to use this experience in a positive way. Carry this with you and express it in a way that others may have their own experience.” — Pastor Grout, A Perfect Union of Contrary Things

Where do you hope to be in five years: To be living somewhere in California and be an elementary school teacher Favorite athlete: Helen Maroulis

Favorite team: California National Wrestling Team Favorite book: “A Perfect Union of Contrary Things” by Maynard James Keenan and Sarah Jenson

Hobbies outside of sports: listen to music; hike; explore; fishing; watch netflix; attempt to play guitar

BOYS WRESTLING Donivan Giangregorio Calaveras Age: 15

Favorite athlete: Bo Jackson

Birthplace: St. Joseph’s Hospital, San Andreas

Favorite team: Oakland Raiders

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Becoming an AllAmerican or wrestling

Favorite book: “Night”

Nickname: Vin Top accomplishments: All-American for wrestling, and first team all-league for football

Favorite movie/TV show: “Step Brothers” Favorite musical artist: Toby Keith Favorite food: Pizza

College plans: Get a biology degree, then continue my schooling to become and orthopedic surgeon

Favorite quote: “He who says he can and he who says he can’t, are both usually right.”

Where do you hope to be in five years: College in Oregon

Hobbies outside of sport: “Huntin’ fishin’ and lovin’ every day”

GIRLS BADMINTON Lily Yang Edison Age: 16

Favorite team: USA Men’s Volleyball

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite book: “The Alchemist”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Winning first place at the CIF Section tourney.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Greys Anatomy”

Nickname: Lil Top accomplishments: Top 10 student for the C/O 2020, Section title in badminton College plans: I want to go straight to a UC and get my master’s. Where do you hope to be in five years: Coaching and working

Favorite musical artist: Brian Puspos Favorite food: Asian cuisine Favorite: quote: “I’d rather die than live without passion,” — Jeon Jungkook. Hobbies outside of sport: School activities (ASB), and playing music.

Favorite athlete: Lee Chong Wei

BOYS BADMINTON Dylan Sphabmixay Bear Creek Age: 17

Favorite athlete: Lionel Messi

Birthplace: Stockton, St. Joseph’s Hospital

Favorite team: FC Barcelona

Favorite achievement: getting accepted into the pharmacy program

Favorite book: Don’t have one

Nickname: Dylpickle Top accomplishments: University of the Pacific acceptance, first place badminton, badminton MVP, State Cup champion, Champions Cup champion, 4.0 GPA College plans: UOP 3+3 year pharmacy program

Where do you hope to be in five years: finishing my last year of pharmacy school

Favorite movie/Tv show: “Naruto” Favorite musical artist: don’t have one Favorite food: pad Thai Favorite quote: “Strength isn’t about taking the hit, it’s about taking the hit and having the courage to strike back” Hobbies outside of sports: kite flying

BOYS TENNIS Tyler Shih tracy Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Kei Nishikori

Birthplace: Ohio

Favorite team: n/a

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Achieved Universal Tennis Rating of 9.76

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” series

Nickname: Holy Shih Top accomplishments: League Champion Two Years in a row. Freedom Opener Tournament Champion Three Years in a Row

Favorite movie/TV show: n/a Favorite musical artist: n/a Favorite food: Everything Favorite: quote: “I have not failed. I’ve just found 10,000 ways that don’t work.”— Thomas Edison

College plans: Pre med Where do you hope to be in five years: Medical school

Hobbies outside of sport: n/a

GIRLS TENNIS Alexis Sam Bear Creek Age: 15

Favorite athlete: Roger Federer

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: Golden State Warriors

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Receiving many awards over time and completing accomplishments of my sport

Favorite book: “The Cellar” by Natasha Preston

Nickname: none Top accomplishments: being noticed by colleges and recognized by my sport College Plans: I plan to play college tennis and head into the field of pharmacy

Where do you hope to be in five years: continue playing and getting stronger at my sport while working hard to finish school and build more knowledge

Favorite movie/TV show: “The Maze Runner”/“The Vampire Diaries” Favorite musical artist: Post Malone Favorite food: Asian, Dim Sum Favorite: quote: “If you feel like quitting, think about why you started” Hobbies outside of sport: watching Netflix, listening to music, and talking to friends

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD Jamar Marshall St. Mary’s Age: 17 Birthplace: Alta Bates, Berkeley Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): I broke several records this year: Stanford Invitational, TCAL Championships, SacJoaquin Sections and Masters. I ran the fastest ever in the 110 hurdles in the state of California. In basketball, I helped my team reach Norcal championships in 2018 and Norcal Semi Finals in 2019. Also, we won Sac-Joaquin Division III sections two years in a row.

Nickname: Jay Thizz Top accomplishments: Being one of the top basketball players in the area, being the top

110 high hurdler in the state, and one of the best in the nation. College plans: I hope to attend a university where I can be a student athlete, and where I can grow academically, as a basketball player, and as a 110 hurdler Where do you hope to be in five years: In five years I would like to be done with college, I would like to have participated in multiple NCAA basketball tournaments, I would like to have won multiple NCAA championships for the 110 hurdles, and ultimately representing my country in the Olympics in the near future. Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant, Grant

Holloway Favorite team: Los Angeles Lakers Favorite book: “It’s Not How Good You Are, It’s How Good You Want To Be” Favorite movie/TV show: “If Loving You Is Wrong” Favorite musical artist: SOB x RBE Favorite food: seafood, my dad’s garlic crab Favorite quote: Your limitation-it’s only your imagination, success doesn’t find you, you have to go get it. Hobbies outside of sport: Spending time with my family

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD Miranda Miller Sierra Age: 17

Favorite athlete: Sandi Morris

Birthplace: Manteca

Favorite team: San Francisco Giants

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): going to CIF state my first year in track and my first time clearing the pole on pole vault

Favorite book: “The Help”, or “Kindred”

Nickname: N/A Top accomplishments: 10th at track and field state championships in triple jump, school records in pole vault, triple jump and long jump. College plans: Study kinesiology with an emphasis in exercise science at CSU Bakersfield

Where do you hope to be in five years: in a physical therapy program

Favorite movie/TV show: “Pearl Harbor”/”The Office” Favorite musical artist: Thomas Rhett Favorite food: Frog legs Favorite quote: “To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.” — Steve Prefontaine Hobbies outside of sport: wakeboarding, hiking

SOFTBALL Hannah Ortega Linden Age: 15

Favorite team: Oakland A’s

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite book: “The Hunger Games”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Being named MVP of my league

Favorite movie/TV show: “Grey’s Anatomy” and “The Bachelorette”

Nickname: Banana

Favorite musical artist: Alicia Keys

Top accomplishments: Making first team all-league two years in a row

Favorite food: steak

College plans: To play D1 softball

Where do you hope to be in five years: playing softball and studying nursing Favorite athlete: Samantha Show

Favorite quote: “There may be people that have more talent than you, but there’s no excuse for anyone to work harder than you.” — Derek Jeter Hobbies outside of sport: Hanging out with family and friends and playing water polo.

BASEBALL Wilbur Berrios Bear Creek Age: 18

Favorite athlete: Max Scherzer

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: Los Angeles Dodgers

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Selected as MVP of the SJAA and Bear Creek Team MVP my Senior Year

Favorite book: “The Big Field”

Nickname: Will Top accomplishments: Making the CCAA All-Star Team College plans: Attending San Joaquin Delta College to play baseball and pursuing a scholarship to a four-year university

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be pitching professionally

Favorite movie/TV show: MLB network programming Favorite musical artist: A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie Favorite food: steak Favorite: quote: “A winner and a loser have the same 24 hours, the only difference is how to spend those 24 hours.” Hobbies outside of sport: Playing Fortnite and watching Netflix

BOYS VOLLEYBALL Cade Alger Ripon Christian Age: 18

Favorite musical artist: Migos

Favorite achievement: First team All-State D5

Favorite food: steak

Top accomplishments: section champion, NorCal Runner-up

Hobbies outside of sport: hunting, fishing, water sports

College plans: Seattle University basketball Where do you hope to be in five years: Professional basketball Favorite athlete: Kevin Durant Favorite team: San Francisco 49ers Favorite book: The Bible

Favorite movie/TV show: “Avengers: Infinity War”

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Shkhinah Tindsley West Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Serena Williams

Birthplace: Oakland

Favorite team: New England Patriots

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Making the Presidential List for academics

Favorite book: “Across the Universe”

Nickname: Khinah Top accomplishments: First team in League, MVP College Plans: Attend the University of Utah on a full ride scholarship

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be playing volleyball professionally

Favorite movie/TV show: “Avatar” Favorite musical artist: Alabama Shakes Favorite food: sushi Favorite: quote: “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” Hobbies outside of sport: Singing, drawing and reading

LACROSSE Zach Sansom St. Mary’s Age: 17

Favorite team: Green Bay Packers

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite book: “Of Mice and Men”

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Winning the Super Bowl and going undefeated in Youth Football.

Favorite movie/TV show: “American Sniper”/“Riverdale”

Top accomplishments: Being recognized as First Team All-League in lacrosse this year. College plans: Going to school for ag and business classes Where do you hope to be in five years: Just finishing college and beginning a career in the ag Industry, eventually owning my own business.

Favorite musical artist: Juice World Favorite food: pizza Favorite quote: “If you are afraid to fail, you will never do the things you are capable of doing” – John Wooden Hobbies outside of sport: fishing, riding motorcycles and going to Sprint car races

Favorite athlete: Joey Epstein, attack player at John Hopkins University

FOOTBALL Michael Kamps Ripon Christian Age: 18

Favorite team: New England Patriots

Birthplace: Modesto

Favorite book: N/A

Favorite achievement (sports or otherwise): Modesto Bee Small School Player of the Year

Favorite movie/TV show: “Get Out”

Nickname: Mic Top accomplishments: N/A

Favorite food: Mexican

College plans: Undecided

Favorite quote: “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard.” — Tim Notke

Where do you hope to be in five years: starting a family

Hobbies outside of sport: Video games

Favorite athlete: Christian McCaffrey

Favorite musical artist: J Cole

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MARY COTTON

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TOMMY OVERGAARD

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JOE BOTTINI

GUY PAULIN

THOMAS DONDERO

ALICE CIOBANU

MELISSA CELLI

MADELINE WOZNICK

AUDREY MOORE

ASHTYNE TOPIE

BOYS SWIMMING

GIRLS SWIMMING

St. Mary’s

Linden

Lincoln

Lodi

Ripon

MEGHAN TOLMAN

CAITLIN O’NEILL

DYLAN SPHABMIXAY

KHANG HO

FAISAL AHMAD

AMMAR ALI

LILY YANG

CHELSEA NO

GIRLS SWIMMING

BOYS BADMINTON

GIRLS BADMINTON

Sierra

West

Bear Creek

Chavez

Lodi

Tokay

Edison

Bear Creek

all-star athletes

VICTORIA SONG

MELINDA YANG

ZACH SANSOM

JUAN BERNABE

JT MACEDO

SABIN OVERTON

DALTON PAINE

KEVIN LIU

GIRLS BADMINTON

BOYS LACROSSE

BOYS DIVING

Lodi

Lincoln

St. Mary’s

Lincoln

St. Mary’s

Lodi

COLLIN BROWNELL

MADISON LIU

JAMAR MARSHALL

JADYN MARSHALL

SAMUEL WRIGHT

WARREN WILLIAMS

JOSEPH FONTES

DONOVAN JORDAN

BOYS DIVING

GIRLS DIVING

BOYS TRACK & FIELD

Elliot Christian

Lodi

St. Mary’s

Lodi

West

St. Mary’s

JESUS ANDRADE

ZACH PICKETT

NICHOLAS STANLEY

HOLDEN FISHBURN

LARRY MCDOWELL

ALEX CHRIM

JAYLIN SURRELL

JOHN HUISMAN

BOYS TRACK & FIELD

St. Mary’s

Escalon

Sierra

Lodi

Lincoln

ALLAN HUNTER

QUINCY BUTLER

DARRIUS HART

CADEN FRY

JASON REYES

DAVID HUNTER

BRANDON LINDNER

CHALEIYB PIGGEEBOGALE

BOYS TRACK & FIELD

Kimball

Mountain House

Lodi

Tracy

Kimball

West

Edison

JACOB CHRISTOPHER

CJ CASTLEMAN

RALEEK BROWN

ETHAN GEORGE

AMIR BROOKS

BOYS TRACK & FIELD

Calaveras

Edison

Bear Creek

St. Mary’s

CHARLES JONES St. Mary’s

Lincoln

all-star athletes MIRANDA MILLER

GABRIELLE SPENCER

JAILAH BRICE-MOORE

DEJA HUDSON

Lincoln

CYVANNA BOWEN

YASMYN HARRIS

BOYS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

ASHLEY SANTANA

AYLANA CROSBY

TIERRA DAVIS

MELISA TOILOLO

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Lincoln

Sierra

AVA CAVALLARO

Franklin

Edison

PAIGE SEFRIED

ILIANNA RAURA

Bear Creek

Edison

ALEXUS SURNIP

ALEXIA CROFFET

Stagg

West

EMILY DUBOIS

BRANDY IEREMIA

LAILA IRIGOYEN

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Tracy

Lodi

Edison

East Union

West

Lodi

Lincoln

Ripon

STACIE BURKS

JADYN SNAER

CAMERON FIELDS

SHELBY SHANKS

LOGAN ASIA

MIA ZAPATA

ASHLEY HONORIO

SOFTBALL

Bear Creek

JASMINE BLAIR

GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Calaveras

Tokay

East Union

St. Mary’s

KARLEE JUAREZ

ALANDA CARDON

BRI HEAD

AUDRINAH COVARRUBIAS

SOFTBALL

Bret Harte

Calaveras

BAILEY CORREIA

PEJA GOOLD

HANNAH ORTEGA

GABBY HERRERA

SOFTBALL

Chavez

Elliot Christian

Lincoln

Linden

ISABEL IZZY STARR

ELIZABETH THOMAS

MADISON DEGRAAF

LILIANA MEJIA

SYDNEY THOMASON

MADISON LARA

TAYA ESCALANTE

JOHNNA SCHROEDER

SOFTBALL

Linden

Lodi

Mountain House

Ripon Christian

Ripon

all-star athletes

ISABEL CARGILL

KARINA FAASISILA

EMILY YANKE

GABE CORTINAS

RYAN WARD

COLE GILBERT

LUCCA DUTRA

SOFTBALL

BASEBALL

Tracy

Kimball

Manteca

Escalon

Weston Ranch

NOLAN LINGLEY

JERMAINE BROWN JR.

WILBUR BERRIOS

BRADLEE PREAP

SLYDER BLYTH

AUSTIN CAPPAS

MORGAN HAZELHOFER

ALEX GOUVEIA

ROBERT BLACHLY

BASEBALL

Ben Holt

Manteca

Bear Creek

Ripon Christian

Chavez

Bear Creek

Sierra

NATHAN NORDELL

ANTHONY HERNANDEZ

JONATHAN CHARBONEAU

LOGAN STOUT

FIDEL ULLOA

WYATT ELMORE

JESSE ORTIZMARTINEZ

JASON SILVA

BASEBALL

St. Mary’s

Lodi

Argonaut

Sierra

DREW ANDREWS

ELIJAH GALINDO

BASEBALL

Amador

Chavez

Mountain House

Bear Creek Girls basketball Charity Davis Sarah Ruiz Andraya Perez Mya Blake Lauren Watanabe Jailah Brice-Moore Cassidy Byrne Junae Mahan Hailey Victorio Jordyn Lily Deyliana Lewis Ripon girls volleyball Deven Stokes Mia Benzinger Jordynn Russell Rachel Sausedo Macie McPeak Alyssa Barrios Shannon Johnson Molly Ysit Abi Jindra Mia Ponsiano Mia van lewen Brooke Kaiser Sydney Thomason Caryssa Mckeon

ANDRES DE LEON

All-area teams Ripon Softball Caitlynn Campbell Bianca Toledo Rhylee Magazinovic Lilly Mejia Myra Toledo McKenna Daley Sydney Thomason Avery Thomason Madison Rodrigues Hailey Bogetti Sam Babasa Kimmie Hern Mackenzie Hutchinson Natalie Mejia Sydney Vernon Haiden Nussbaumer Sierra girls soccer Veronica Botelo Felicia Laquaglia Alexa Rebelo Preeya Singh Jenna Castro Zoe Wilson Jadyn Shinn Kaitlyn Berdiago Yasmin Ballew

Juliana Rodriguez Callie Crain Tiana Cello Jenna Villanueva Michaela Bitle Alexus Rossi Nicole Martin Melanie Nguyen Mikayla Jackson Peyton Flores Annalise Paule Bella Castro Weston Ranch boys basketball Titus Haley Mi’Son Coilton Anthony Lilly Devin Small Donjae Lindsey Quinten Booker Da’Quan Kelly Raul Melgarejo Lydell King Favor Pitts Ruben Moreno Gavin Wilburn Gelani Smith

brookside christian boys basketball Dray Pamilton Eric Cuevas-Macias George Carter Lito Pabalate Michael Knight Ronnie Ray Geronimo Rubio De La Rosa Jahmere Tripp JoJo Saini Lawrence Hillery Raife Porter Kenja Barnes Franlys Arias St. Mary’s boys water polo Lewis Gale Sawyer Alford Bennet Vernon Guy Paulin Sam Sarantos Luke McBride Sebastian Gomez Max Beutel Matthew Hosmer Carter Knutson Charlie Donline Juan Valdes

Joe Bottini Zach Myrah Randy Laforteza Aidan Becerra Calaveras boys wrestling Tim Alec Mason Anderson John Arbuckle Chris Autrey Emiliano Becerra Zack Berthiaume Jake Black Domonic Boitano Maxwell Brant Michael Brookshire Austin Brown Cejai Cane Pete Carlson Donovan Deangelis Brian Docekal Tyler Ferrante Brad Fuller Jack Garamendi Ronnie Garcia Tiffany Garcia Nick Garibay Donivan Giangregorio Maddi Hedger

Elliot Houghten Josh Hughes Patrick McDonnell Kai McKinney Carlos Meza Nick Moore Blain Mossa Colton Munniks Owen Murphy Taylor Naves Mack “Champ” Neal Phoenix Nguyen Zack Oberle Tyler Peoples Josh Petty Rafael Roldan Michael Seely Jayden Seeman Austyn Shoemaker Caden Villegas Gabe Walters