Citrus Coast League selects its top players for 2022 fall sports season
Robert Barrera of Hueneme earned Offensive Player of the Year honors, Tory Cabral of Fillmore was chosen the Defensive Player of the Year, and Colton Roddick of Nordhoff was named the Lineman of the Year in the Citrus Coast League for the 2022 football season.
Named to the first team were Jarod Uridel, Anthony Tafoya, Nate Delgadillo, Ivan Becerra, Ben Meza, Diego Amezcua and David Jimenez, Drew Portugal and Nathan Torres of Fillmore; Aiden Avitia, Josiah Sanchez, Yahir Gomez, Juan Lopez, Alberto Ortiz, Matthew Perez and Angel Gomez of Hueneme; Bryce Zavala, Marcus Castaneda, Arturo Alcaraz, Alan Macias and Isaac Marroquin of Santa Paula; Talon Trumble and Israel Samaguey of Carpinteria; and Sol McGarey of Nordhoff.
Named to the second team were Ray Curiel, Nico Virto, Matt Magana, Pat Villasenor, Sergio Martinez, Adrian Vazquez and Diego Alcaraz of Fillmore; Alberto Perez, Andy Tumamait, Joseph Kraus, Ezra Juarez, Christian Isidoro, Oswaldo Collazo and Brian Pintor of Hueneme; Justen Zamudio, Tony Cuevas, Derek Ramirez, Alias Rabago and Josue Garcia of Santa Paula; Matthew Munoz, Sebastian Hernandez, Judah Torres and David Alvarez of Carpinteria; and Daniel Herrejon, Shane Loes, Austin Wheatley and Oney Singh of Nordhoff.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Jathan Magana, Sergio Torres, Daniel Magana and Matthew Pineda of Fillmore; Isaiah Campos, Xavier Mendoza, Joshua Rodriguez-Mcharg, Oscar Villafona and Manuel Campos Cisneros of Hueneme; Anthony Mex, Nathan Perez, Matt Escamilla, Ryan Muralles and Uzziah Avila of Santa Paula; Pacual Torres, Sawyer Kelly and Erick Trejo of Carpinteria; and Uriel Covarrubias, Ethan Quinn, Ayden Van Rynsoever, Hayden Velasquez and Conner Jones of Nordhoff.
Charlie Weis of Fillmore was named the Coach of the Year.
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Diego Rodriguez of Santa Paula was the Runner of the Year.
Making the first team were Joel de Lira of Carpinteria; Eduardo Vigil of Fillmore; Edward Perez of Hueneme; Satchel Reid of Malibu; Edgardo Santiago Gayton of Channel Islands; and Dylan Blacker of Nordhoff.
Making the second team were Angel Garcia, Diego Ramirez, Nicholas Hurtado and Josh Estrada of Fillmore; Uriel Texis of Channel Islands; Ranger Murphree of Malibu; and Pope Oy of Hueneme.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Jose Ruiz of Channel Islands; Hugo Alvarado, Marvin Lujano and Ben Smith of Carpinteria; Cayden Budlong, Nathan Lovato and Dillon Rothermel of Nordhoff; Anthony Valdovinos and Reyes Gonzales of Santa Paula; and Monique Hurtado of Fillmore.
Kim Tafoya of Fillmore was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Tallula Murphree of Malibu was the Runner of the Year.
Making the first team were Lindsey Ramirez and Miahnna Galvan of Santa Paula; Niza Laureano, Nataly Vigil and Andrea Laureano of Fillmore; and Crystal Ramirez of Nordhoff.
Making the second team were Belen Herrera of Carpinteria; Alexandra Martinez, Leah Baragan and Diana Santa Rosa of Fillmore; and Maddison Duenas, Jacaranda Shepard and Maguire Casey of Nordhoff.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Daisy Sanchez, Marlene Perez and Sabrina Alcantar of Channel Islands; Carel Bautista, Ruby Cluderay and Iltze Alvarado of Carpinteria; Angelina Rodriguez, Abby Duclos and Rylie Katz of Nordhoff; Yarely Herrera and Robin Fernandez of Santa Paula; and Monique Hurtado of Fillmore.
GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
Chanel Kenton of Nordhoff earned league MVP honors.
Named to the first team were Katie McArthur and Summer Frazier of Nordhoff; Audrey Diaz of Hueneme; Kristina Barrios of Santa Paula; Lucia Granados and Catherine McDonough of Malibu; Ainslee Alexander and Ashlee Mora of Carpinteria; and Isabella Menchaca of Channel Islands.
Named to the second team were Skylar Rutherford of Nordhoff; Kate Mulder and Mia Thomas of Malibu; Mariah Hernandez and Lissett Magana of Santa Paula; Averi Alexander of Carpinteria; Guadalupe Medrano and Verenise Salcedo of Hueneme; Teresa Cisneros of Channel Islands; and Erika Sanchez of Fillmore.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Maggie Caputo, Karen Murillo and Ela Ruf of Nordhoff; Lizbeth Alipzar, Madison Priess and Maya Shelly of Carpinteria; Alexa Escamilla, Felyzia Meza and Aleena Camacho of Fillmore; Janie Moreno and Paloma Guzman of Channel Islands; Leilani Rosales, Jasmine Cisneros and Karmen Parra of Santa Paula; Mia Richardson, Fabiola Landeros and Brenda Ponce of Hueneme; and Coco Lupo and Jasmine Bellamy of Malibu.
Rene Nakao-Mauch of Nordhoff was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS GOLF
Mary Heldwein of Nordhoff earned Player of the Year honors.
Earning first-team honors were Cali McDaniel and Ariana Perez of Nordhoff; Paula Quiatchon of Hueneme; Sofia Manzano of Santa Paula; Sophia Sabag of Malibu; and Jamaica Cook of Carpinteria.
Earning second-team honors were Anahi Gomez, Angeliza Martinez and Jackie Ramirez of Hueneme; Jennifer Castillo of Santa Paula; Presley McLain of Fillmore; Elizabeth Flores of Carpinteria; and Chloe Loquet of Malibu.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Riley Reid, Jacklyn Lambert and Zayra Lupercio of Nordhoff; Brenda Arias Jacuinde of Hueneme; Yvette Ibarra and Litzy Arredondo of Santa Paula; Irina Columbeanu, Audrey Hamre and Caidyn Ovsiowitz of Malibu; and April Rivera and Ruby Lopez of Channel Islands.
Joel Mills of Hueneme was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS TENNIS
Galen Selbert Perkins of Malibu was the Singles MVP and Carpinteria's Ariana Lounsbury and Charlotte Cooney were the Doubles MVPs.
Named to the first team were Anna Falvo and Cassidy Gaston of Nordhoff; Athena Ram and Mathea Lasky of Malibu; and Zahra Porinsh and Silke Leonard of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Irelynn McCormick, Mady Fitch and Kate Seery of Nordhoff; Jimena DeLeon of Hueneme; Maxine Kelly, Gabby Jemelian and Jacquelle Kaplan of Malibu; and Ashley Gonzalez and Natalie Martinez of Carpinteria.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Maria Sanchez, Stephanie Ramirez and Sasha Porinsh of Carpinteria; Mia Leonui-Flores, Nadine Nazareno and Leslie Velazquez of Channel Islands; Maritza Campos, Meya Garcia and Daniella Curiel of Fillmore; Daisye Bravo, Denise Gonzalez and Bear Paz of Hueneme; Sofia Berglund, Chloe Rapf and Nyah Gruber of Malibu; Natalie Sojka, Serena Aparicio and Ella Seery of Nordhoff; and Irma Rodriguez, Sayra Duran and Julissa Lovata of Santa Paula.
Joyce Stickney of Malibu and Kevin Walker of Fillmore were named the co-Coaches of the Year.
BOYS WATER POLO
Asher Smith of Carpinteria was named the league MVP.
Named to the first team were Wyatt Dingman and Ben McSortey of Nordhoff; Jose Cortes of Channel Islands; and Justin Main, Jacob Taff and Griffin Yamaoka of Carpinteria.
Named to the second team were Alexis Perez of Hueneme; Angel Leyva of Channel Islands; Aiden Alcaraz and Eli Schaefer of Carpinteria; and Jeremy Stewart and Beck Zimmeran of Nordhoff.
Earning honorable-mention honors were Sebastian Galicia of Channel Islands; Erick Medrano and Jose Lopez of Hueneme; and Cole Prichard of Nordhoff.
Stephen Kim of Carpinteria was named the Coach of the Year.
This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Citrus Coast League selects its top players for 2022 fall season
