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High Desert Preps this month, several hundred student-athletes, parents, friends and school Earlier staff members gathered to celebrate the area’s top athletic performers. Throughout the school year, we named athletes from nearly two dozen high schools across the High Desert to all-star teams based on their exemplary performances during the fall, winter and spring seasons. Let me tell you, choosing the all-star teams was no easy task. We tried our best to keep a watch on standout athletes and also sought input from coaches throughout the region. Selecting a Player of the Year was as tough as it’s been in recent memory. This was especially true in the baseball category, where we had a trio of studs on the mound to choose from in Hesperia’s Ryan Dominguez, Victor Valley’s Bret Bowers and Adelanto’s Lee Atkinson. This year’s Best of Preps event was another success, though, and a few thanks are in order. Thank you, Tim Brown. My nerves had me trembling in the minutes leading up to my interview with the NFL Hall of Famer because I had never spoken in a public setting, let alone with one of the game’s true greats. Brown, who was our guest speaker, must’ve noticed. He gave me a pep talk, eased the nerves a bit and was an incredible person to interview on stage in front of so many distinguished guests. He offered inspiring advice during our Q&A that I hope the High Desert’s young adults in attendance took to heart. Thank you to David Dupree, who stepped in to serve as our emcee on such short notice with Daily Press President and Publisher Steve Hunt out sick. On behalf of everyone at the Daily Press, thank you to the coaches, school administrators, parents and boosters who played vital roles in these athletes’ lives over the course of the school year. We are also thankful to our title sponsors: Victor Valley College and Desert Valley Medical Group. Their continued support and generosity has enabled our athletes to attend the awards banquet at no cost. I would be remiss not to thank everyone who put in countless hours to make this evening happen, especially Chief Photographer James Quigg and our former colleague Matt Peters. In addition, Daily Press staffers Andrea Dunn (and her daughter), Megan Martinez, Danial Gardner, Cynthia Brudnak and Irene Gaulke volunteered their Saturday night to make our banquet a success.
Tim Brown and Jose Quintero of The Daily Press.
[JAMES QUIGG, DAILY PRESS]
To my wife, Luisa, who also volunteered and helped hand out certificates to our guests, I’m forever grateful. Thank you for the unconditional support and patience amid this wacky sports schedule over the years. A special thank you goes out to Lisa Woodhart, my go-to contact during the madness that inevitably sprung up in the days and minutes before the event. She’s the backbone of it all, even if she won’t admit it. Finally, this keepsake publication recognizes all our athletes and coaches of the year. They, too, are deserving of thanks for their unwavering dedication to their respective sports and teammates. We’re already looking forward to the 4th annual Best of Preps in 2020. I hope to see you there. — Jose Quintero, Staff Writer Email: jquintero@desertdispatch.com Twitter: @DP_JoseQ
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Jason Rodriguez Male Athlete of the Year OAK HILLS Why he Won
Rodriguez was part of a monstrous offensive line that helped guide the Bulldogs to a 9-3 season and recapture the MRL title. In 12 games, Oak Hills ran rushed for 3,255 yards on 395 carries. Bulldog rushers averaged 8.2 yards per carry and ran for 40 touchdowns. In the spring, Rodriguez earned the MRL’s Boys Field Athlete of the Year honors after sweeping the shot put and discus. He threw 51-feet-3-inches in the shot put and 150-5 in the discus. Jason even offered a helping hand for the boys basketball team, playing limited minutes. Rodriguez averaged four points and two rebounds as the team’s enforcer, according to coach Shaun Mora, who said “Jason picked up where he left off during his junior high days, and would have been a real player had he played throughout high school.”
Jason Rodriguez and Tim Brown [JAMES QUIGG, DAILY PRESS]
Most memorable moment this season: When we beat Apple Valley for the Mojave River League title and got to celebrate with my brothers. What I love most about sports: I love that I get to have my brothers alongside me and make the best memories. Looking ahead: I will be attending USC on a football scholarship and will plan on pursuing a genealogy degree, and more.
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Natalie Lin Female Athlete of the Year SERRANO Why She Won
Lin had another big year on the soccer pitch. She helped lead the Diamondbacks to a 19-5-2 record after scoring a team-high 34 goals in 24 games. She also assisted on 15 goals and was one of six Serrano players named to the MRL’s first team. In the spring, Lin made a run to the CIFSouthern Section Masters Meet in the triple jump and just missed advancing to the state championships. Earlier in the season, Lin placed second in the long jump with a 17-foot vault at the Inland Empire Championships. She also finished third in the triple jump there. Lin’s name was called twice to the stage as she also took home the Female Track and Field Athlete of the Year award. Natalie Lin and Tim Brown [JAMES QUIGG, DAILY PRESS]
Most memorable moment this season: When I broke my school’s record in both the triple and long jump on the same day at league finals. I had jumped a 37-5 in the triple and a 17-5 in long to set the records. What I love most about sports: I love the feeling of being able to improve everyday, to push myself more, and the competition in the track and field since it’s all individual. Looking ahead: I will be continuing my education at Cal Poly Pomona for track and field.
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Coach of the Year Joe Kulm
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Mascot of the Year Victor Valley Jackrabbits
Oak Hills Why He Won
Kulm guided the Bulldogs to the school’s first ever girls soccer CIF-Southern Section championship. Oak Hills claimed the MRL title with a 9-0-1 record, and finished the historic season 23-3-2 overall. According to MaxPreps.com, Oak Hills ended the season ranked No. 23 in the state. The CIF-Southern Section named Kulm Coach of the Year in Division 3.
We feel amazing about the season. These girls have been unbelievable all year. They’ve worked so hard, and I think it was just finally catching up to us how much hard work they put in all year. It’s almost like asking a Super Bowl team the week after the Super Bowl to go play again. You just can’t do it. It’s too tough to play the State tournament right after a big CIF final like that. — Kulm said after losing via penalty kicks in the semifinals of CIF Southern California Regional Division III tournament.
Why They Won The Daily Press established an online poll this year asking fans to vote on the “best mascot” in the area. Thousands of votes were collected during the multiweek campaign and our readers selected Victor Valley High School’s Jackrabbit as the Mascot of the Year in the High Desert. A plaque and banner were presented to the school by A Family Pharmacy Apple Valley.
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COURAGE AWARD MIRAYNA MCKINNEY
ACADEMY FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Why SHe Won McKinney is a three-sport athlete that battled with an autoimmune disease over the course of high school. At the age of 14 she started feeling abdominal pain and had digestion problems. Turns out she had ulcerative colitis; a Google search will tell you that “treatment can help, but this condition can’t be cured.” Despite the autoimmune disease, she continued running and made the decision to
switch to a vegan lifestyle in order to help stay active once medication made it difficult to be an athlete. In her career at AAE, McKinney was named the Cross Valley League’s all-around MVP in girls track and field, and even set the school’s 400-meter dash record. Mckinney plans to pursue a career in the medical field with completing her undergraduate at UCLA and hopes to continue running track.
CAREER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD CHRISTA WHITE
VICTOR VALLEY COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Why SHe Won
Christa White has spent over four decades involved in the sport of volleyball, including 34 as coach. Last November, White wrapped up a 22-year career at Victor Valley College with a shutout against L.A. Pierce College to end the regular season. In her final season as coach, White guided the Rams to a 9-16 finish, including a 6-2 record in the Western State Conference South Division. White Graduated from Apple Valley High School in 1979 and went on to play volleyball at Texas Tech. She returned to the High Desert for a friends’ wedding in 1985 and applied for her alma mater’s open volleyball coach position. She was
hired on the spot because she had a teaching credential and Apple Valley needed a full-time teacher. She wrapped up her career with about 450 victories between Apple Valley and VVC, where she landed in 1996. White’s career includes more than just volleyball, though. She’s also coached softball for seven seasons and a couple seasons of soccer and golf and middle school basketball. She even served as a volleyball referee, and ran a club volleyball team in the High Desert for 12 years. White now hands the program to assistant coach Reina Smith, we know she will continue to have an impact as she continues to serve a few more years, teaching classes at VVC.
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Baseball
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Ryan Dominguez, Hesperia
Dominguez earned the MRL Player of the Year honors after a dominant season on the bump. He tossed 61 innings in his senior year, struck out 94 batters and posted a 0.92 ERA. At the plate, he batted .339, including three triples, and 13 RBI and 10 runs.
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Softball
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Savannah Serrata, Sultana
Serrata was named MRL Player of the Year. She helped lead the Sultans to the MRL title and into the CIF-Southern Section Division 3 semifinals. She was a workhorse in the circle, posting a 1.66 ERA with 159 strikeouts while pitching 135 1-3 innings. At the dish, she batted .677 and smacked 10 home runs.
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Boys Basketball
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Jaden Shackelford, Hesperia
Shackelford led the Scorpions to another MRL title after going 10-0 in league play, while averaging 45.5 points. During league play, the Alabama signee had a fourgame stretch of scoring at least 50 points.
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Girls Basketball ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Sage Bridges, Oak Hills
Bridges was named the MRL’s Player of the Year after leading the Bulldogs to a seventh-straight league title after a 9-1 finish. Bridges scored a team-high 27 points as Oak Hills beat Burroughs on Jan. 31 to clinch a share of the title.
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Boys Cross Country ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Ian Crocker, Serrano
Crocker finished first in the threemile race at the MRL Finals with a time of 15 minutes, 32 seconds. Crocker beat that time at the CIFSouthern Section Finals, finishing in 32nd place with a time of 15:18.5.
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Girls Cross Country ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Tiani Goeson, Serrano
Goeson was one of five freshmen to finish in the top-5 at the CIFSouthern Section Finals. Goeson placed fifth at 17 minutes, 8.7 seconds Saturday to lead Serrano to a third-place finish in Division 2. At the MRL Finals, Goeson dominated the three-mile race at Victor Valley College with a time of 17 minutes, 42 seconds.
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Golf
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Isaiah Wilson, Hesperia
Wilson won his third straight Mojave River League title this season after shooting a 69 on the second day of the tournament for a total of 144 at Green Tree Golf Course. He made a run to the third round of the Individual Championship & Southern California Golf Association Qualifying Tournament, where he missed the cut for the State Championship.
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Football
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Jeff Widener,
Apple Valley The Sun Devils quarterback and Mojave River League’s MVP capped his regular season with 3,107 passing yards, 47 touchdowns and two interceptions. Widener threw another six touchdowns in two playoff games to end his senior year with 53 passing touchdowns, and 88 over two seasons as starting quarterback.
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Boys Soccer
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Adam Del Toro,
Granite Hills Del Toro, who was named the Desert Sky League’s MVP, was part of a defense that gave up just 20 goals in 24 games all season and just three goals in league action. He also chipped in six goals and 11 assists on offense as the Cougars repeated as DSL champions. Del Toro landed on the All-CIF-Southern Section Division 5 team.
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Girls Soccer
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Melody Landphear, Oak Hills
Landphear capped a memorable junior season with being named the CIF-Southern Section’s Player of the Year in Division 3 after her team claimed the title. Landphear was dominant all season long, scoring 31 goals to go with 12 assists, for a Bulldogs offense that scored 116 goals in 28 games.
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Boys Tennis
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Nathan Patton, Serrano
Patton capped his high school career with being named the Mojave River League’s Player of the Year. Patton dominated in league action going 29-1 on the season and claimed his second consecutive MRL singles title. Patton made a run to the second round of the CIF-Southern Section Individual Tournament.
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Girls Tennis
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Elise Winward, Serrano
Serrano’s No. 1 singles player Elise Winward was named the MRL’s Player of the Year for the second year in a row. She teamed with Ryan Tarver in the MRL Finals to win their thirdstraight doubles title, and went on to a deep run at the CIF-Southern Section Individual Sectionals.
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Boys Track and Field ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Robert Thompson, Sultana
Thompson sped his way to a first place in the 100 and 200 at the MRL Finals and was named the league’s Track Athlete of the Year. Thompson set an MRL Finals record in the 200 with a time of 21.47 seconds. At the Div. 3 Prelims, Thompson finished first in his heat in 100 to qualify for the finals with a time of 10.76, which was the fourth fastest time in the division.
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Volleyball
ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Lizzie Uelese,
Oak Hills Uelese had a dominant senior season for the Bulldogs, leading the way with 330 kills, which was good for 3.9 kills per set. She added 219 digs, 39 total blocks, 26 assists and 23 aces for the MRL-champion Bulldogs.
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Boys Wrestling ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Ryan Spangler, Sultana
Spangler placed sixth at 126 pounds at the CIF State Wrestling Championships. Spangler made it to the consolation semifinals before defaulting out of the tournament with an injury. Spangler took first as the Sultans took the CIF-Southern Section Eastern Division Championship, and also took first at the MRL Finals.
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Girls Wrestling ATHLETE OF THE YEAR
Athena Willden, Oak Hills
Willden was the only local girl wrestler to make the semifinals of the championship bracket at the CIF State Girls Wrestling Championships. Willden placed sixth at the tournament in the 131-pound division.
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All-Area Teams BASEBALL
EXCELSIOR
ACE
RANDY GALVEZ, OAK HILLS
GRANITE HILLS
OAK HILLS
COACH OF THE YEAR
ADELANTO LEE ATKINSON
APPLE VALLEY BRANDON WEDGE
HESPERIA
RYAN DOMINGUEZ
OAK HILLS
JOE DELATORRE MATTHEW KELLY
SERRANO
JON MOCHERMAN
SILVERADO ERIC NAVARRETE
SULTANA
BRIANNA NANCARROW ARIANNA RAMIREZ
HESPERIA
MIRANNDA RODRIQUEZ
OAK HILLS
ALYSSA RODRIGUEZ
SILVERADO
JACQUELINE NUNEZ LEVI LUNA
SULTANA
ISABELLA CASTIGLIONE KAIDEN KERNS SAVANNAH SERRATA
UNIVERSITY PREP
PAIGE ZIMMERMAN
FINN WALL MATT FLYNN
BOYS BASKETBALL
UNIVERSITY PREP
MICHAEL RECORD, SILVERADO
RUDY MEJIA
VICTOR VALLEY BRET BOWERS MIKE CARROL MIKEY PRIETO
SOFTBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR
OBIE GALINDO, SULTANA
ADELANTO KIKI HICKS
APPLE VALLEY NAYELI MARTINEZ
BARSTOW
HEATHER SHIPLEY
COACH OF THE YEAR
ADELANTO ANDREW NETTO
BARSTOW
CHRISTAIN TAYLOR
HESPERIA
JADEN SHACKELFORD TONY SINGLETON
SILVERADO
ANTHONY AUSTIN MARQUAEL WRIGHT
GIRLS BASKETBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR
JENNIFER WIEDEMAN, SULTANA
AERIN WIGGINS LYDIA GARCIA SAGE BRIDGES
SULTANA
LAIKYN CONWAY TYRESHIA SESSIONS
VICTOR VALLEY GARYONNA BRADLEY
BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
COACH OF THE YEAR
MARISOL AGUILAR SAMANTHA ULLOA TIANI GOESON
HESPERIA
GOLF
DAMIAN ARANDA ISAIAH WILSON
BEN KAUFER DAVID IBARRA FRANKIE MACIAS ISAIAH GRAY JAMAL JONES JASON RODRIGUEZ MARTINIQUE FINN MIKEY DELGADO NOFOAFIA TULAFONO RODNEY HARRIS
SERRANO
SERRANO
COACH OF THE YEAR
RON JAKUBEC, EXCELSIOR
EXCELSIOR WESLEY WANG
HESPERIA
DARIUS GLOVER
OAK HILLS
DYLAN KARLEN
NATHAN HEDBERG
SILVERADO
APPLE VALLEY
UNIVERSITY PREP
BARSTOW
FOOTBALL
STEPHANIE GRIEGO, BARSTOW ERIC PEREZ
JEFFREY HOLLIDAY RODRIGO ARIAS
GRANITE HILLS MANNIE ESPLIN
SERRANO
ANTHONY HERNANDEZ IAN CROCKER ZACHARIAH BUDD
GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
COACH OF THE YEAR
KEN QUINN, SERRANO
APPLE VALLEY LINDSAY CALDERON
ANDREW ACOSTA
COACH OF THE YEAR
GHALEE WADOOD, ADELANTO
ADELANTO
FABIAN ALLEN HOSIA STOKES MARSHAWN BUCHANAN
APPLE VALLEY CHAD SMITH DAVID BLOCKER GABE SADI JEFF WIDENER JESSE GRIGGS TYRON SMITH XANDER WITT
GRANITE HILLS
GRANITE HILLS
GABE TELLEZ TAESHAUN BROWN
SERRANO
HESPERIA CHRISTIAN
SYMONE KOPPEL
ELIZABETH MARTIN MARIBEL AGUILAR
HUNTER DOBYNS JEREMIAH FREDIEU
ALMATINO MAUU DEVIN GANDY KASEN BROOKS NATHAN STILL NICHOLAS REED-CASEY TYKIEL OGBONNA
SULTANA
JAVIER HERNANDEZ
VICTOR VALLEY NEHASI MOALA
BOYS SOCCER
COACH OF THE YEAR
LUIS LUVIANO, HESPERIA
GRANITE HILLS ADAM DEL TORO GABY HERNANDEZ ISAIAH RODRIGUEZ JETT CASAREZ
HESPERIA
ADRIAN GALLARDO ELIJAH ESPINOZA GILBERT HIUGUERA LUIS ROQUE
OAK HILLS ETHAN BURKEL JESUS SMITH
RIVERSIDE PREP SEBASTIAN NOLASCO
SERRANO
JOHNNY CHIKAZAWA
SULTANA
JOSEPH HERNANDEZ
GIRLS SOCCER COACH OF THE YEAR
JOE KULM, OAK HILLS
APPLE VALLEY KAYLEN GONZALEZ MADDIE RILEY
OAK HILLS
ANDREA NUGENT HANNAH BENNETT KOLO SULIAFU MELODY LANDPHEAR TIARA CAMPBELL TUPUO SULIAFU
SERRANO
JAYLEEN CASILLAS MIRANDA FRAGOSO NATALIE LIN TAYLOR TABACCO
SULTANA
CHRIS RIVERA FRANCISCO JAIME JACOB ANTUNEZ
GIRLS TENNIS COACH OF THE YEAR
MIKE BROWNING, SERRANO
GRANITE HILLS RYLEE LEWIS
HESPERIA
BOYS WRESTLING
COACH OF THE YEAR
CT CAMPBELL, VICTOR VALLEY
ADELANTO ANGEL OCHOA
BARSTOW
ISAIAH RAMIREZ
OAK HILLS
MARLENE GARCIA ROSINEY MEDINA SANCHEZ
ARTINO OLIVA ERIC VAUGHN JONATHAN OROZCO KYLE BUSCHER
SERRANO
SERRANO
BRITTNEY EVERLY COZETTE WOLKEN ELISE WINWARD KRISTEN O’NEIL MIRI KIM RYAN TARVER
VOLLEYBALL
COACH OF THE YEAR
OMAR LOPEZ, OAK HILLS
MICHAEL THACKER PARKER CHAFFEE
SULTANA
BRANDON BOLLINGER ETHAN PEREZ RYAN SPANGLER
VICTOR VALLEY
APPLE VALLEY
BOYS TENNIS
MADDIE STEVENS
GABRIEL CARRNAZA LUKE LUSSIER OMAR ALVAREZ SUNNY LUNA
TIM WALLACE, SULTANA
GRANITE HILLS
GIRLS WRESTLING
OAK HILLS
OAK HILLS
COACH OF THE YEAR
CARLOS SANCHEZ AMAN SHIHORA
SERRANO
BRANDON MACOMBER NATHAN PATTON
SILVERADO JARON GARCIA PJ JOHNSON
ELIZABETH HELE
ELIZABETH UELESE LEILANI GOAD MADISON GARDNER
OAK HILLS
ATHENA WILLDEN
SERRANO
JUSTINE MATSON
SERRANO
SILVERADO
SULTANA
VICTOR VALLEY
KAITLYN MASSETH COURTNEY GILLHAM
PAOLA SANABRIA SIERRA RIVERA
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Athletes of the Week Most weeks during the prep season we select a male and female Athlete of the Week. Below you’ll find a list of all the Athletes of the Week for the 2018-19 school year.
FALL SPORTS
WINTER SPORTS
SPRING SPORTS
Marshawn Buchanan, Angel Ochoa, Coltrane Pearson (Adelanto);
Aerin Wiggins (ACE); Andrew Netto (Adelanto);
Lee Atkinson, Kiki Hicks (Adelanto);
Jeff Widener (Apple Valley); Katelyn Payan (Excelsior); Taeshaun Brown,
Jesse Vasquez (Excelsior); Jaden Shackelford (Hesperia);
Brianna Nancarrow (Excelsior); Arianna Ramirez (Granite Hills);
Feliciano Hernandez, Brooke Stevenson (Granite Hills); Jeremiah Fredieu,
Sage Bridges, Melody Landphear, Kolo Suliafu (Oak Hills);
Ryan Dominguez, Nia Jones, Mirannda Rodriquez,
Braydon Hampton (Hesperia Christian); Martinique Finn, Madison Gardner,
Indigo Artis, Sebastian Nolasco (Riverside Prep);
Isaiah Wilson, Milton Woodson IV (Hesperia); Ian Crocker
Ben Kaufer, Elizabeth Uelese (Oak Hills); Maribel Aguilar, Tiani Goeson,
Miranda Fragoso, Natalie Lin (Serrano); Marquael Wright
(Serrano); Leila Chavez, Tyra Jackson, Eric Naverette, Kaylla
Nathan Hedberg, Rylee Lewis, Elizabeth Martin, Ryan Tarver, Samantha Ulloa, (Silverado); Ethan Aguiniga, Mario Romero, Ryan Spangler
Ramirez (Silverado); Savannah Serrata, Robert Thompson
Elise Winward (Serrano); Anthony Jackson, Nicholas Reed-Casey (Silverado);
(Sultana); Gabriel Carranza, Luke Lussier, Sierra Rivera
(Sultana); Andrew Acosta, Alina Lopez (University Prep);
Savana Byrd, Courtney Gillham, Autumn Johnson (Sultana).
(Victor Valley).
Bret Bowers (Victor Valley).