Citrus Coast League selects its top performers for the 2022-23 winter season
Jack Morris of Fillmore was named the Most Valuable Player in boys basketball for the 2022-23 Citrus Coast League season.
Named to the first team were Beckham Rutherford and Willem Rutherford of league champion Nordhoff; Nate Delgadillo of Fillmore; Jordan Ramirez and Jose Valdovinos of Santa Paula; Da'shaye Williams and Nazir Ivey of Channel Islands; William Casarez and Lloyd Bema of Malibu; and Kainoa Glasgow of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Josh Rosen and Campbell Gaston of Nordhoff; Isaac Weslow of Fillmore; Jeremiah De Santiago and Andrew Mojica of Santa Paula; Deshaun Holmes of Channel Islands; Asher Kats of Malibu; Christopher Jaunillo of Hueneme; and Sebastian Campusano and Sawyer Kelly of Carpinteria.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Jacob Munoz and Anthony Tafoya of Fillmore; Nathan Perez and Nathan Garcia of Santa Paula; Ray Curiel of Fillmore; Joseff Francisco, Marc Ortiz and Frankie Tzintzun of Channel Islands; Henly Baldwin and Brandon Alvarado of Malibu; Rodolfo Jimenez, Carlos Suarez and Mario Serrano of Carpinteria; Jake Yson and Jacob Chavez of Hueneme; and Beck Zimmerman of Nordhoff.
Mark Blankenship of Fillmore was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Miahnna Galvan of league champion Santa Paula earned Most Valuable Player honors in the Citrus Coast League.
Named to the first team were Natalie Segura and Madeline Stonebraker of Santa Paula; Ella Ruf of Nordhoff; Marissa Lugo of Fillmore; Sophia Navarro of Channel Islands; Hannah Kaloper and Casey Ovsiowitz of Malibu; and Amarisse Camargo and Charlotte Cooney of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Jennifer Castillo and Jalynn Rico of Santa Paula; Crystal Ramirez and Skyler Rutherford of Nordhoff; Jessica Perez of Channel Islands; Analise Luna and Nataly Vigil of Fillmore; Marissa Burboa of Hueneme; Jamaica Cook of Carpinteria; and Catherine McDonough of Malibu.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Alyse Ramirez, Alyssa Garcia and Kristina Barrios of Santa Paula; Keaira Evans, Marisol Villalpando and Nancy Lupian of Hueneme; LeShelle Lee, Valeria Pacheco and Paloma Guzman of Channel Islands; Erika Sanchez, Isabella Ramirez and Aryanne Munoz of Fillmore; Riley Walsh, Cadence Renshaw and Madi Karst of Nordhoff; Lauren Lapajne and Whitney Shanahan of Malibu; and Lizbeth Alpizar, Scarlet Torres and Natalie Vilchez of Carpinteria.
Frank Jordan of Santa Paula was named the Coach of the Year.
BOYS SOCCER
Angel Mosqueda of league champion Santa Paula was named the Offensive Player of the Year, Lorenzo Luna of Santa Paula was named the Defensive Player of the Year and Edgar Cortez of Hueneme was named the Goalkeeper of the Year for the Citrus Coast League.
Earning first-team honors were Benjamin Aguilar, Christian Coeto, Christopher Martinez and Emeliano Levianos of Channel Islands; Francisco Montiel, Christian Salcedo and Ezequiel Mendez of Santa Paula; Axel Jimenez, Ernesto Velez and Enrique Robles of Nordhoff; Diego Alcarez, Arnulfo Zepeda and Jesus Angel Avila of Fillmore; and Ulises Segura of Carpinteria.
Earning second-team honors were Anthony Macias and Damian Renteria of Channel Islands; Takota Moore and Jace Kletter of Malibu; Luis Damian, Andrew Manzo and Keven Tirado of Santa Paula; Giovanni Jimenez, Ramiro Solorzano and Juan Lopez of Nordhoff; Jered Ramos, Mathew Magana and Danny Sandoval of Fillmore; and Eric Vences of Carpinteria.
Name to the honorable-mention were Fernando Pastrana, Alexander Roque and Juan Garza of Fillmore; Osvaldo Jimenez, Pablo Hernandez and Hector Ortiz of Nordhoff; Brian Perez, Travis Kies and Romane Foulquier of Malibu; Anthony Macias, Cesar Barajas and Angel Ortiz of Channel Islands; Andy Rincon, Bryant Navarrete and Anthony Aguilar of Hueneme; Kevin Guerrero, Isaac Salgado and Joaquin Ramirez of Santa Paula; and Peter Campuzano, Raul Reyes and Roberto Reyes of Carpinteria.
Manny Elizarraraz of Santa Paula was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS SOCCER
Cynthia Ramos of league champion Santa Paula was named the Offensive MVP, Emily Ramirez of Channel Islands was named the Defensive MVP, and Natalie Gonzalez of Carpinteria was named the Goalkeeper of the Year in the Citrus Coast League.
Named to the first team were Daisy Vaca, Yahaira Ramirez, Jennifer Galindo and Quetzali Isaac of Santa Paula; Pilar Gonzalez, Aaliyah Flores, Ashley Viveros and Angelina Rodriquez of Channel Islands; Athena Sanchez and Marlene Gonzalez of Fillmore; Natalie Ruiz and Jackie Corral of Hueneme; Emma Wilson of Nordhoff; and Airanna Lounsbury of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Melanie Torres, Anisette Hernandez and Anayah Davis of Santa Paula; Alena Vega, Johanna Reina, Carolina Gomez and Sophia Mora of Channel Islands; Jennifer Abrego and Fatima Alvarado of Fillmore; Caroll Olivares and Mia Ruiz of Hueneme; Angelina Rodriguez and Sariah Lopez of Nordhoff; Ashley Verduzco of Carpinteria; and Jessa Kletter of Malibu.
Earning honorable-mention selections were Karissa Terrazas, Emely Garcia and Alexis Pina of Fillmore; Cynder Quinonez and Galileha Tiscareno of Channel Islands; Sanaye Soto, Aracely Toscano and Lismairi Fernandez of Hueneme; Lela Roberts, Charlotte Stoops and Natalie Gonzalez of Carpinteria; and Evelyn Arellano, Payton Rogers and Anika Johnson of Nordhoff.
Jose "Chava" Orozco of Channel Islands was named the Coach of the Year.
BOYS WRESTLING
Timothy Burke of Channel Islands, who won the league title at 147 pounds, was the Lower Weight MVP and Robert Maria of Hueneme, who was the 154-pound champion, was the Upper Weight MVP of the Citrus Coast League.
Earning first-team honors by winning league titles were Alexander Torres, Emmanuel Martinez, Andres Gonzalez and Alexis Perez of Channel Islands; Jacob Marin and Athen Montes of Santa Paula; Nathan Torres and Michael Alcantar of Fillmore; David McCormick of Hueneme; and Diego Del Manzano, Gael Montano and Ryan Worsham of Nordhoff.
Earning second-team honors by finishing second in league were Benicio Robles, Reweis Kirlos, Adam Hernandez, Tomas Juarico, Leonell Hernandez and Noe Navarro of Hueneme; Alejandro Ortiz, Sol McGarey, Tiernan Dolan, Victor Ramirez and Hayden Velasquez of Nordhoff; Guillermo Cervantes of Channel Islands; and Pedro Diaz of Fillmore.
Earning honorable-mention selections were Ismael Frias, Carlos Alamillo, Raul Santa Rosa and Brandon Magana of Santa Paula; James Zellmer, Ashton Belcher and Cole Prichard of Nordhoff; Ulises Vasquez, Leonardo Garcia-Sandoval, Gary Orozco and Michael Perez of Hueneme; and Augstin Franco of Channel Islands.
GIRLS WRESTLING
Jayleen Garrett of Nordhoff, who won the 128-pound title, was named the Lower Weight MVP and Audrey Diaz of Hueneme, who won the 139-pound title, was named the Upper Weight MVP of the Citrus Coast League.
Earning first-team honors by winning league titles were Irma Rodriguez, Emma Torres, Angelie Barrozo and Andrea Ramirez of Santa Paula; Ana Rodriguez and Mia Hernandez of Channel Islands; Lilly Ann Stringer and Emily Rimkus of Nordhoff; and Emily Hernandez and Layla Maria of Hueneme.
Earning second-team honors were Keyra Cruz and Luciana Cervantes of Channel Islands; Ruby Rodriguez, Sarah Alvarez and Zoey Zavala of Santa Paula; Amma Sullivan of Nordhoff; and Alexa Martinez of Fillmore.
Earning honorable-mention selections were Bianca Hurtado, Adamaris Montiel and Kaytlin Jimenez of Hueneme; Isabella Orozco of Santa Paula; and Lilah Neilson of Hueneme.
GIRLS WATER POLO
Erin Otsuki of league champion Carpinteria was named the Most Valuable Player of the Citrus Coast League.
Named to the first team were Lindsey Ramirez and Izabel Magana of Santa Paula; Amelie Pinkernell and Tayten Neiderhiser of Nordhoff; Guadalupe Medrano of Hueneme; Azucena Cervantes of Channel Islands; and Giulia Piccoletti and Taylor Classen of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Maya Allen and Corallyn Moss of Nordhoff; Gabriela Nolasco of Santa Paula; Ami Cruz of Hueneme; Ruby Lopez of Channel Islands; and Lilli Nemetz, Kate Isaac and Francis Bennett of Carpinteria.
Earning honorable-mention selections were Charlotte Powel, Liz Rodriguez and Jayden Ramirez of Santa Paula; Guillermina Briseno, Esthefany Caballero and Jocelyn Guerrero of Channel Islands; Jocelyn Cruz and Sage Velasquez of Hueneme; Avery Harris and Helena Camacho-Maggio of Nordhoff; and Monica Delgado of Carpinteria.
Jon Ostuki of Carpinteria was named the Coach of the Year.
This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Citrus Coast League selects its top performers for the winter season
