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4 special guest brandin cooks 8 stars shine bright at BEST OF THE RECORD PREPS top awards 10 male team Coach of the Year 14 female 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 24 Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the Year 26 Chase Chevrolet Male Athlete of the Year 28 Chase Chevrolet Female Team of the Year 30 Chase Chevrolet Male Team of the Year 32 Charles Washington Scholarship Award

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BRANDIN COOKS LOS ANGELES RAMS WIDE RECEIVER

By Nicholas Woodard

and Blount started with a quiz about the other receiver who joined Cooks as an all-area wideout back in 2009 (Linden naRecord Staff Writer tive and current New York Yankees’ outfielder Aaron Judge), and tackled topics from his dogs — Scout and Archer — to He appeared Thursday night to scores of applause and what Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is really like. took a seat at center stage, flashing a contagious smile in “What you see is what you get,” Cooks said, drawing the process. Record Editor Donald W. Blount sat across from laughter from the crowd. The 24-year-old added he had a him, and offered a warm opening message. great deal of respect for his former coach. “Welcome home.” Most importantly, Cooks passed on advice, philosophies Stockton native and Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and stories to an audience in Stockton filled with athletes Brandin Cooks was the special guest at the second annual dreaming of following in Cooks’ footsteps. And what better Best of The Record All-Star Preps awards ceremony at person to take advice from than someone who’s been in Stockton Arena. your shoes some eight years ago? Cooks addressed an audience that included more than He talked about the moment he knew he could play at 400 area high school student-athletes and coaches who the next level, and the dedication it took to get there. were honored for their achievements in 2017-18, not to mention the many family and friends in attendance to “One thing I was sure of is I wasn’t going to be outcelebrate. worked,” Cooks said. “You might be talented. You might be better. But if me and you get on the treadmill, the only way It was also a nice, though quick trip back to town you’ll beat me is if I die.” for Cooks, who is preparing for his first season with the Rams. The receiver has had three straight seasons of at He spoke of the importance of having a strong support least 1,000 yards receiving, and is fresh off a Super Bowl system citing his family and past coaches as an integral part appearance with the New England Patriots. of his upbringing. And to the coaches in the audience, he The discussion between the former Lincoln High standout stressed the importance of their roles in their athletes’ lives.

“Coaches have a huge impact in our lives, and that’s something that should be taken really seriously,” Cooks said. “Staying focused on your players on and off the field is a huge thing.” He drew a line between motivation and will, saying that motivation can only get athletes so far. Ultimately, the will has to be there as the driving force to keep chasing and working towards a goal. “It’s the way you work from the moment you wake up,” Cooks said. “A dream without action is just a dream. A dream with action becomes a reality.” Before he made his exit from the stage, Cooks provided a final message to those at the arena. Take it one day at a time. Have fun with it all. And never relent on trying to be the best version of yourself possible. “If one thing doesn’t go right, don’t let that stop you,” Cooks said. “In all aspects of your life, whether it’s sports, or your job or school, always have the mindset of being the best you can possibly be. That will take you a long way. “God bless you all.” Contact reporter Nick Woodard at (209) 546-8272 or nwoodard@recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter @nwoodard25.

It’s the way you work from the moment you wake up. A dream without action is just a dream. A dream with action becomes a reality.

If one thing doesn’t go right, don’t let that stop you. In all aspects of your life, whether it’s sports, or your job or school, always have the mindset of being the best you can possibly be. That will take you a long way.

Stars shine bright

By Scott Linesburgh Record Staff Writer

Area high school athletes were treated as stars as they came to see a star at the second annual Best of the Record All Star Preps awards ceremony at Stockton Arena. Stockton native and Los Angeles Rams receiver Brandin Cooks was the guest speaker at the event at Stockton Arena. The Lincoln High School graduate was drafted by the New Orleans Saints in 2014, and after a 2017 trade to the New England Patriots, played in Super Bowl LII. The crowd of nearly 900 people came to hear from Cooks but also to honor the young athletes. After entering the facility, many had their pictures taken on the “green carpet.” They then entered the arena to see it transformed into a fine dining facility complete with an ice sculpture, which was a popular location for a selfie. “It’s like the BET Awards,” said Jamar Marshall of St. Mary’s, who was honored as the boys track and field winner. “It was a very good experience. I’m blessed.” Awards were given for the top athletes and teams in 28 sports in San Joaquin, Amador and Calaveras counties. The Chase Chevrolet teams of the year have one important thing in common —

the best season in the history of their respective programs. The Argonaut boys basketball team rallied the town of Jackson around their improbable and exciting season, which included a Sac-Joaquin Section Division V title and a trip to the state championship game. “It’s kind of nice to get the gang back together and have one more night to celebrate with an amazing group of guys,” Argonaut coach John Gilliam said. “I didn’t expect (the award) at all. Coming from a small school up the hill, I thought we were just coming for dinner.” The Tracy girls softball team won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I crown this year, it was really the end of a three-year journey to the top. The Bulldogs finally beat longtime rival Sheldon for the section title in a tense three-game series. “The girls worked really hard for this,” Tracy coach Paulette Keeney said. “It shows them what a lot of hard work and dedication will do.” Gino Campiotti of Manteca High and Aquira DeCosta of St. Mary’s were selected as the Chase Chevrolet athletes of the year. Campiotti, a senior, helped to lead the Buffaloes’ football, baseball and basketball teams to the postseason. He was also named football player of the year. DeCosta also was a two-time winner,

taking the honors as the area’s top basketball player. She’s also considered one of the top prospects in the nation. DeCosta earned All-USA First Team honors by USA Today and McDonald’s All-American status. The senior, who is committed to attend Baylor, is ranked as the No. 3 player in the nation by ESPN. “It’s a huge honor to get both awards,” DeCosta said. “I’m really shocked. I just came to represent St. Mary’s. … The hard work definitely paid off.” The coach of the year awards went to Ken Green of the St. Mary’s boys basketball team and Nichole Meyer of the Ripon girls soccer team. Green, a St. Mary’s alum, has been the Rams’ head coach since 2002, and led them to one of their best seasons during his tenure. St. Mary’s won the section title for a third time under Green, won a series of exciting and close postseason games to get within a win of the state tournament game. It was the second nomination for Green. “It’s a reflection of the people you’re surrounded by,” Green said. “The talent of the players combined with the support of the coaching staff and community.” Meyer is only in her second season at Ripon, but took the Indians all the way to the Northern California Division V Regional championship contest.

“It’s a huge honor, definitely unexpected. This is a big deal,” Meyer said. Linden’s Edwin Menera was honored with the Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Courage award. The soccer player suffered a serious heart episode four years ago and was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. He went through ablation surgery and returned to the field. This season he had 32 goals in 24 games. “I’ve just got to thank God and the people who supported me to be here tonight,” Menera said. “There was a time when I thought I wasn’t going to make it back. My doctor helped me. He said, ‘Go out and play again.’ ” Franklin softball player Anelicia Munoz was presented with the Dignity Health St. Joseph’s Medical Center Heart and Desire award. Born without a left hand, she didn’t let it stop her from pursuing her love of sports, and is a top player for her team. The final presentation of the night was the Charles Washington award. Washington’s daughters, Cheryl and Hillary Washington, handed the trophy to St. Mary’s senior Andrew Jenkins. “It’s a huge honor,” Jenkins said. “My dad was coached by him and my grandpa was coached by him.”

Contact reporter Scott Linesburgh at (209) 546-8282 or slinesburgh@ recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter @ScottLinesburgh.

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male SPORT Coach of the Year

Ken Green

ST. MARY’S basketball

Why he Won Green’s steady hand has guided his alma mater’s varsity boys basketball program since 2002, and once again he showed his mettle in the playoffs as the St. Mary’s Rams made it to the Northern California Division II finals. His long-established principles of teamwork and defense led the Rams to the third Sac-Joaquin Section title of his tenure. His teams also won in 2006 and 2011.

It’s a reflection of the people you’re surrounded by, the talent of the players combined with the support of the coaching staff and community. — ken green

Left: Ken Green; Right: guest speaker Brandin Cooks

BOYS SPORT Coach of the year Finalists

JOHN DE VISSER

ERIC REIS

RIPON CHRISTIAN BASEBALL

MANTECA FOOTBALL

A veteran coach with an eye for good talent, De Visser has consistently fielded quality teams during his years as the Ripon Christian baseball coach. Everything came together in 2018 as he led the team to the first Sac-Joaquin Section title in school history. De Visser had just two seniors on the squad, but taught the team how to play at the high school level and how to win as they won the Southern Athletic League championship on their way to the Division VI title.

Considered one of the finest high school football coaches in the state, Reis ended his 16-year stint at Manteca with another Sac-Joaquin Section crown and a trip in the Northern California playoffs. Reis compiled 150 wins, five section titles and three NorCal bowl appearances. His final season was typical of his success, as the Buffaloes went 12-3, took home the Division III section banner and advanced to the regional finals. He is the first Manteca grad to coach the Buffaloes.

JON GILLIAM

ARGONAUT basketball His second season as Argonautâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball coach was a spectacular journey through the stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Division X playoffs. The ride ended a game short of the state title, but Gilliam pushed the right buttons all season as the Mustangs captured the section and Northern California titles. He grew up loving the game in Hoopa, a rural town of about 3,000 people inside the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation.

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female SPORT Coach of the Year

Nichole Meyer

RIPON SOCCER

Why She Won In her second season with the Ripon girls soccer team, Meyer led a talented young group on a lengthy postseason run. After a first-round playoff exit the year before, Meyer coached her team to a 1-0 overtime victory in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division V championship, then didn’t stop there. Before it was all said and done, Meyer’s team had reached the Northern California Division V Regional Championship.

It’s a huge honor, definitely unexpected. This is a big deal. — Nichole Meyer

Left: Nichole Meyer; Right: guest speaker Brandin Cooks

GIRLS SPORT Coach of the year Finalists

George Bozovich Tokay wrestling

It may have been a “down year” compared to the previous two, but Bozovich’s Tokay girls wrestling team sent four wrestlers to state this season, and finished just shy of a third consecutive Sac-Joaquin Section North Girls Masters title. This time, Bozovich’s Tigers took a close second, with Jazmin Ruiz leading the way to state. Ruiz’ sophomore sister, Yesenia Ruiz, and teammates Jessica Gutierrez and Cassidy Curtiss were also among the group that Bozovich took to state.

Paulette Keeney TRACY SOFTBALL

Keeney, in her third season coaching the Tracy softball team, led the Bulldogs over the hump. Tracy went undefeated in Tri-City Athletic League play and made the Division I Section Championship for the third straight year. Having lost to Sheldon in each of the previous two championship games, Tracy beat Sheldon twice in what essentially turned out to be a three-game series between the semifinals and championship to bring home the section title.

Anthony Matthews BEAR CREEK basketball

At the helm of a girls basketball team featuring freshman phenom Mya Blake, the second-year coach picked up where he left off after going 24-6 in his first run with the Bruins. Bear Creek went 28-4 this season, including 10-0 in the San Joaquin Athletic Association, and played for a Division II section championship. Bear Creek also earned a berth in the state championship tournament.

dignity health st. joseph’s medical center Courage award

Edwin Menera LINDEN High School

Why he Won On March 3, 2014, Edwin Menera played an indoor soccer game, recording an assist on his team’s first goal of the match. After fighting for possession of the ball, Menera suddenly collapsed on the field, and was rushed to the San Joaquin General Hospital. Nearly four years later, Menera, 17, was a junior at Linden High School, scoring 32 goals in 24 games this past season for the Lions. And he’s done so after the discovery of an atrial fibrillation in his heart. The condition is an irregular heartbeat caused by an electrical misfire of the atriums of the heart. Menera had an ablation surgery with the hopes of returning to the soccer field. Menera can no longer have things high in caffeine, and he sees a doctor every 18 months for a check-up on his heart. But he’s been able to return to the soccer field, and continue to play the sport he loves. Menera acknowledged he still thinks about what happened, and he regards it as the worst experience of his life. He knows the chance, while less likely, is still there every time he steps on the field. “I don’t like to go back to that place, but it’s always on my mind,” Menera said. “Before games, I pray it doesn’t happen to me, and I just keep on being the same person I was before.”

I’ve just got to thank God and the people who supported me to be here tonight. — edwin menera Left: Edwin Menera; Right: guest speaker Brandin Cooks

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Anelicia Munoz FRANKLIN High School

Why She Won Anelicia Munoz has never been one to let something hold her back. Born without a left hand, Munoz taught herself how to tie her shoes, braid her hair and, after watching her old siblings, play softball. Munoz participated in cheer as early as three years old, and followed her older sisters into softball. She quickly took to the sport and, as she competed in travel ball leagues, was able to develop a lightning quick glove transfer as well as a smooth swing from the left side of the plate. As a junior this season, Munoz played outfield for the Franklin High softball team, and her .385 on-base percentage helped the Yellowjackets go 15-6 overall and 13-2 in the San Joaquin Athletic Association. Over the years, nothing has gotten in the way of Munozâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s drive to compete and succeed in the sport of softball. This season, she showed exactly that at the varsity level for Franklin.

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Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the Year

Aquira DeCosta

ST. MARY’S High School

Why She Won DeCosta, a four-year starter on the Rams basketball team, had career highs in points per game (18.3), rebounds (13.1) and blocks (2.1) in her final season for St. Mary’s. As a result, the honors and awards rolled in for the 6-foot-2, Baylor-bound forward. DeCosta earned a All-USA First Team selection by USA Today, McDonald’s All-American honors and status as the No. 3 player in the country for the Class of 2018, according to ESPN.

It’s a huge honor to get both awards. I’m really shocked. I just came to represent St. Mary’s. … The hard work definitely paid off. — AQUIRA Decosta

Left: Aquira DeCosta; Right: guest speaker Brandin Cooks

Chase Chevrolet Female Athlete of the year Finalists

Elysia Urrea

RACHEL CID

LINCOLN WRESTLING

TRACY SOFTBALL

In what was essentially her second year as a wrestler, Urrea certainly left her mark on the sport. The Lincoln wrestler qualified for the CIF State Wrestling Championships, quite the accomplishment on its own. Then, she won four times in the state tournament - three by pin - to win the state championship in the 106-pound weight class.

The Bulldogs senior hit .564 in 29 games for the Tracy softball team, pairing that with a Tri-City Athletic League-leading nine home runs and 41 RBI and a .963 fielding percentage at shortstop. Cid helped Tracy return to the Division I championship round and hit a pair of home runs in the title game, the second of which was a two-run shot to tie the game at 5-5 and eventually send things to extra innings.

Lindsey Wallsjasper

SIERRA SOFTBALL, VOLLEYBALL Walljasper was a three-sport start during her time at Sierra. She racked up 122 kills and 37 blocks during her senior volleyball campaign and put up 11 points per game for the Timberwolvesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; basketball team before settling into one more spring season for softball. There, Walljasper hit .519 and smashed six home runs while posting a 0.90 earned run average as a pitcher, leading Sierra to its third section title in four years.

Chase Chevrolet Male Athlete of the Year

Gino Campiotti

MANTECA High School

Why he Won Campiotti excelled as the three-sport athlete in the traditional trio of baseball, basketball and football. He was Manteca’s all-everything quarterback, throwing for 3,212 yards and 37 touchdowns and leading Buffs deep into the regional playoffs. Campiotti led the basketball squad with 15.6 points per game and hit .318 for the baseball team. He is committed to attend Northern Arizona University.

It’s a really huge honor. I worked for this all football season. It’s a great event. I feel truly blessed.

— gino campiotti

Left: Gino Campiotti; Right: guest speaker Brandin Cooks

Chase Chevrolet male Athlete of the year Finalists

GUILLERMO ALVAREZ

KARL WINTER

ESCALON High School

ST. MARY’S High School

He’s simply one of the most prolific high school soccer scorers in the nation. The midfielder from Escalon was third in the United States with 142 points, and tied for fourth with 60 goals. He was also the kicker for the Cougars’ football team, delivering 25 touchbacks in 60 kickoff attempts. Alvarez is just a junior, so he’ll be back to challenge area goalkeepers again next season.

Winter is in it for the long haul – literally. A talented long distance runner, he was third at the Sac Joaquin Section cross country meet and 10th in the state in the 5,000 meter with a time of 16:07.8. At the state meet he was 26th in the state in the 3,200 run. He is headed to Pepperdine University.

TRE JENKINS

ST. MARY’S High School

He’s the guy that makes everyone around him better, whether it’s on the football field, the basketball court or on the track, where he helped the St. Mary’s 4x100m relay team win the section Masters meet and place eighth at the state meet. It was his second section title of the season – the basketball team won, and football played for the section crown. He is slated to play cornerback for San Jose State.

Chase Chevrolet feMale Team of the Year

Tracy softball

Why they Won Led by senior shortstop Rachel Cid and junior pitcher Karina Faasisila, the Bulldogs went 15-0 in Tri-City Athletic League play and headed into the playoffs chasing a Division I Section Championship. Tracyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s path led it to three straight games against Sheldon, the No. 1 seed and the team that had ended the Bulldogsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

season two years running. In the championship game, Cid hit a pair of home runs, and Faasisila and Marti Rhinehart hit back-to-back solo home runs in extra innings to help Tracy win the title.

Chase Chevrolet female Team of the year Finalists

RIPON Soccer

St. Mary’s Basketball

The 2017-18 season was one for the ages for the Ripon High girls soccer team. It went 18-5-2 in the regular season, then embarked on an incredible postseason run that included a 1-0 overtime win over Hilmar in the Division V section finals and concluded in an overtime loss in the Division IV Northern California final. Freshmen teammates Devaney Dougherty and Ariana Scholten led Ripon, with Dougherty contributing 16 goals and nine assists and Scholten adding 17 of both.

Armed with three Division-I bound senior captains, it was business as usual for the Rams. With Aquira DeCosta (18.3 points per game), Ariel Johnson (14.1) and Neenah Young (14.0) leading the way, St. Mary’s went 27-3 overall and won its 11th straight Division I section title over second-ranked Folsom. The Rams earned the No. 2 seed in the Open Division state playoffs, and beat No. 7 Cardinal Newman to make the Regional Semifinals.

I am just so proud of them, so honored. I’m so glad we’re here. The girls worked really hard for this. It shows them what a lot of hard work and dedication will do.

SIERRA Softball Three out of four is a pretty good ratio to shoot for, especially in the context of section titles. Sierra went 19-4 overall and 13-1 in the Valley Oak League, setting the stage for an impressive postseason run that culminated in the Timberwolves’ third Division IV championship in the past four years. Senior standout Lindsey Walljasper led Sierra both offensively and in the pitcher’s circle, hitting at a .519 clip and posting an earned run average of 0.90. She also hit six home runs for the Timberwolves, with sophomore Samantha Lorge adding additional punch with five long balls of her own.

— paulette keeney tracy high softball coach

Chase Chevrolet Male Team of the Year

ARGONAUT BASKETBALL

Why they Won It was a record-setting season for the Mustangs, who won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V title and Northern California championship in school history, and finished a game short of a state title. Argonaut went 29-6, finished second in the

Mother Lode League and were seeded first in the section playoffs. Led by seniors Adison Cramer and Jared Votaw, Argonaut powered through the section and regional playoffs before getting bested by Santa Clarita Christian in the state final.

Chase Chevrolet male Team of the year Finalists

RIPON CHRISTIAN BASEBALL

The Knights didn’t look like a typical section title contender at the start of the season. Armed with just two seniors and a bunch of talented but inexperienced underclassmen, they won the Southern Athletic League and rose from the fourth seed to the Sac-Joaquin Division VI title. The Knights had been close before, but finally brought home the section banner.

Manteca Football The Buffaloes stampeded the competition once again, putting together another sterling season and the last under longtime head coach Eric Reis. After losing two of its first three games, Manteca rolled behind quarterback Gino Campiotti and won 11 in a row, including a victory against Valley Oak League rival to secure its second consecutive Division III section crown. The Buffs were knocked out in the NorCal playoffs shy of the bowl game.

It’s kind of nice to get the gang back together and have one more night to celebrate with an amazing group of guys. I didn’t expect (the award) at all. Coming from a small school up the hill, I thought we were just coming for dinner. — Jon Gilliam, Argonaut basketball coach

ST. MARY’S BASKETBALL The Rams were masters of the close victory during their entertaining and successful playoff run. Along the way they won their eighth section title in school history and made it to the Northern California Division II finals. In NorCals, all three of St. Mary’s wins were by four points or less, with the fundamentally-sound Rams finding a way to win until the regional finals against Alameda.

Charles Washington Award Winner

ANDREW JENKINS

St. Mary’s High School

It’s a huge honor. My dad was coached by him and my grandpa was coached by him. He taught by discipline. He was a discipline coach. My dad had an attitude problem. But Charles Washington got him in check. He was obviously a great man to take my father under his wing. — ANDREW JENKINS

‘WHEN YOU HAVE THESE GIFTS, YOU HAVE TO SHARE IT’ By Scott Linesburgh

Washington, who was the first AfricanAmerican high school varsity football Record Staff Writer coach in Northern California and guided the Edison football team to a 133-54-6 STOCKTON – As a student-athlete, record with six league titles from 1965Andrew Jenkins is the classic triple83. He also served as an administrator threat. and counselor. Washington died in February 2009 at age 76. He is athletically talented, an excellent student with a grade point Jenkins was a defensive standout average well above 4.0, and feels a for the St. Mary’s football team last person can only truly enjoy their good season. He was second on the squad in fortune if they are helping others. tackles with 76, surpassed only by his twin brother Aaron Jenkins III, who had “What I am now, is because of my 91. He also excelled in the classroom, environment, so I have to give back,” Andrew Jenkins said. “I think it’s very where he maintained a 4.46 GPA and was a member of the National Honor important when you have these gifts, Society. you have to share it.” But numbers do not tell the story of Jenkins, a senior at St. Mary’s Andrew Jenkins, according to St. Mary’s High School, is the 2018 winner of football coach Tony Franks. the Charles Washington Award, which is given annually by The Record to a “There’s a lot of aspects to Drew that senior student-athlete who best exhibits kind of makes him who he is,” Franks athletic and academic achievement and said. “First of all, he is incredibly a dedication to community service. competitive. I think that is a result of his growing up next to brother his Jenkins is the 14th winner of the brother Tre constantly competing. award, which was established in “Next, is his academic abilities. He 2005. It is named in honor of Charles

is incredibly bright. He has been such a shining star for us academically. If you look at the rigors of his academic program combined with all the time he put into athletics, you see a much disciplined, multi-talented, hardworking young man.” Andrew Jenkins said his parents, Aaron Jenkins Jr. and Juanita (Net) Jenkins, were strong influences on his brother and himself. ‘My Mom was constantly pushing us,” Andrew Jenkins aid. “She’s the one that pushed in academics. My Dad’s kind of the enforcer. He’s the one that says of you don’t get a 3.8 or 4.0 (GPA), then no football. He’s always pushing us. “We always knew that academics were first,” Andrew Jenkins said. “We still have amazing career dreams besides football. We know getting good grades helps us pursue these goals.” Juanita Jenkins said the positive influences go far beyond the immediate family. ‘There are many good people in

their lives” Juanita Jenkins said. “It’s important when they see the gentleman in our family always doing something to help other people. Not through work, but through love of people.” Andrew Jenkins has served as the vice president of St. Mary’s senior class, and he tutors other students in Spanish and math. “I know he helped some of the other guys on our team with their studies,” Franks said. “He’s always been a tremendous leader.” Andrew Jenkins plans to attend San Jose State next year, along with his brother Aaron III. Juanita Jenkins is very proud of both of them, and is excited to see what the future holds for them. “We’re very happy for them. We’re proud that they use their blessings in ways that benefit more than themselves,” Juanita Jenkins said. ‘It’s the circle of life.” Contact reporter Scott Linesburgh at (209) 546-8282 or slinesburgh@recordnet.com. Follow him on Twitter@ScottLinesburgh.

Charles Washington Award FINALISTS

Hannah Ketcherside

Matthew Nakamura

She has spent the past three seasons as the No. 1 singles player in the area, and strives to contribute to the community off the court. As a child 10 years ago, Ketcherside helped organize a sock drive at St. Mary’s Dining Room which has led to more than 55,000 pairs of socks being donated. She was honored with the U.S. President’s Volunteer Service Award in 2017. She’s staying in town and will attend University of the Pacific.

A member of Lincoln’s lacrosse team, Nakamura is a four-time recipient of Lincoln’s Commitment to Community Award for doing at least 100 hours of community service each year. Nakamura served as an intern in the Stockton field office of Congressman Jerry McNerney, volunteered at the Emergency Food Bank of Stockton and other agencies. He plans to attend University of Arizona.

Jackson Goudreau

Rajan Nathaniel

The talented senior is a leader in pursuit of his athletic, academic and musical endeavors. The captain of the varsity swim team and a member of the water polo squad, he’s been a Sac-Joaquin section level swimmer for three years and is this year’s champion drum major, all while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. He’s participated in the Love Stockton cleanup program and trains young drum majors. He will attend UC Santa Cruz.

Nathaniel is Bear Creek’s Associated Student Body President and was awarded the Stockton Athletic Hall of Fame’s Frank Alustiza Award for qualities demonstrating leadership, citizenship and academic ability. He is co-president of the National Honor Society. As kicker for the Bruins’ football team he was selected the SJAA punter of the year. He will be attending Delta College.

ST. MARY’S High School

LINCOLN High School

BEAR CREEK High School

Charles Washington Award About the award The Record considers the Charles Washington Award the highest honor it can bestow upon a senior studentathlete. 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 St. Mary’s Andrew Jenkins 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

Tony Espinoza Delta College’s director of athletics

Jayne McHugh St. Mary's High’s volleyball coach

Don Blount Editor of The Record

Scott Linesburgh Record sports reporter

Nick Woodard Record sports reporter

SPRING SPORTS

BOYS TENNIS

BASEBALL

Anthony Wiley, MOUNTAIN HOUSE Chase Sperbeck, SIERRA Chris Fisher, LINDEN Christian Almanza, ST. MARY’S Dillon Tatum, ST. MARY’S Dylan Enriquez, VENTURE ACADEMY Eric Jaquez, RIPON Eric Segura, FRANKLIN Gabe Cortinas, KIMBALL Gabe Kahler, BEAR CREEK Jacob Peterson, SIERRA Josh Alvarado, TRACY Nolan Lingley, RIPON CHRISTIAN Parker Cosby, ESCALON Payton Rios, BEAR CREEK Robby Loaicono, LODI Ryan Ward, MANTECA Rylan Tinsley, WESTON RANCH Sam Bones, LINCOLN Seth Tomczak, ARGONAUT Tk Kheandeng, CHAVEZ Tyler Lozano, ST. MARY’S

Aizlrose Albon, EDISON Dylan Sphabmixay, BEAR CREEK Jarrien Tominez, LINCOLN Sundae Aguada, MCNAIR BOYS DIVING

Kevin Liu, LODI Justin Gums, LODI Marc Mariano, TRACY Nolan Rockwell, ESCALON Tyler Griggs, EAST UNION Tyler Rowlands, LODI William Bensch, ST. MARY’S

WESTON RANCH

Jesse Hurtado, SIERRA Karl Winter, ST. MARY’S Michael Ramos, LATHROP Myles Leopold, KIMBALL Nicholas Stanley, SIERRA Quincy Butler, MOUNTAIN HOUSE Ryan Dagget, RIPON Sinjun Tran, KIMBALL Warren Williams, WEST Gabriel Gutierrez, LATHROP Jonathan Borres, MANTECA Joseph Borres, MANTECA Kylan Chandler, MANTECA Sukhvirpal Singh, KIMBALL Tyler Riggleman, LATHROP Chelsea No, BEAR CREEK Fray Saephanh, CESAR CHAVEZ Jordan Esparza, ST. MARY’S Linda Keo, LINCOLN GIRLS DIVING

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Ben Heffernan, ST. MARY’S Matthew Cranston, LINCOLN Matthew Hoak, LINCOLN Julio Murgia, TOKAY Rylan Stevenson, LODI Ty Wells, RIPON

Allan Hunter, KIMBALL Bashar Barksdale, CHAVEZ Brandin Farmer, TRACY Brandy James, EDISON Jacob Christopher, CALAVERAS Jamar Marshall, ST. MARY’S Jayson Reindel, EAST UNION Jeremiah Richardson,

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Abram Pascual, EDISON David Jackson, LINCOLN Logan Le, KIMBALL Logan Sam, BEAR CREEK Tyler Shih, TRACY

Gianni Pitto, LODI Keiana Fountaine, KIMBALL Madeline Woznick, LODI Madesyn Ronquillio, TRACY GIRLS TRACK & FIELD

Allura Hilderback, CALAVERAS Autumn Mclaughlin, LINCOLN Cyvanna Bowen, EDISON Evalina Espinoza-Maas, TRACY Jaala Downes, KIMBALL

Jaliah Brice-Moore, BEAR CREEK Jasmin Correa, SIERRA Jasmine Blair, CALAVERAS Jordyn Gleaton, KIMBALL Julia Vesaldenos, EAST UNION Megan Oblin, SIERRA Melisa Toilolo, WEST Miranda Miller, SIERRA Paige Sefried, LODI Sarah Perdue, KIMBALL Shantel Nnaji, WEST Virly Santos, LATHROP Zharia Dixon, WEST SOFTBALL

Abigal Parises, ST. MARY’S Alana Cardon, CALAVERAS Audrinah Covarrubias, CHAVEZ Carley Morfey, ST. MARY’S Carly Lucchetti, LINDEN Chardae Hoskins, ESCALON Haley Konvalin, ARGONAUT Izabella Owen, EAST UNION Izzy Starr, MOUNTAIN HOUSE Jenna Nauta, FRANKLIN Karina Faasisila, TRACY Keelie Koepp, CALAVERAS Kiana Parrish, ST. MARY’S Lindsey Walljasper, SIERRA Makenna Russell, BEAR CREEK Mia Zapata, BEAR CREEK Mila Rodriguez, MILLENNIUM Rachel Cid, TRACY Rylie Costa, KIMBALL Shay Furtado, RIPON Shelby Katzakian, LODI WINTER SPORTS BOYS BASKETBALL

Aaron Pouoa, BEAR CREEK Adison Cramer, ARGONAUT Andre Kelly, LINCOLN Bryce Johnson, ST. MARY’S Ezekiel Holman, LINCOLN Isaiah Hawthorne, TRACY

Jahbar Beard, STAGG Lamont Couch Jr., TRACY Michael Hayes, WEST BOYS SOCCER

Anthony Garcia-Lopez, WEST Edwin Menera, LINDEN Guillermo Alvarez, ESCALON Ivan Rosales, TOKAY Lionardo Ruiz, TOKAY Luiz Arevalo, VENTURE ACADEMY Martin Torrez, EDISON Pedro Morales, LINDEN Saul Salgado, WEST Toby Pena Webb, TRACY BOYS WRESTLING

Donny Fontillas, RIPON Eli Blackwell, TRACY Elliot Houghten, CALAVERAS Mathew Cooper, TOKAY Victor Moore, CALAVERAS GIRLS BASKETBALL

Aquira Decosta, ST. MARY’S Ariel Johnson, ST. MARY’S Celeste Almendarez, EDISON Deyliana Lewis, BEAR CREEK Kadyn Pieters,

STOCKTON CHRISTIAN Mya Blake, BEAR CREEK Myani Thornton, LATHROP Neenah Young, ST. MARY’S Raziya Potter, KIMBALL Reina Sausedo, RIPON

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Elysia Urrea, LINCOLN Fuatino Koala, MCNAIR Jazmin Ruiz, TOKAY Lizette Ramos, STAGG Niya Gaines, BEAR CREEK

Ariana Scholten, RIPON Devany Dougherty, RIPON Elizabeth Gonzalez, BEAR CREEK FALL SPORTS Jaden Hall, TRACY Jadyn Shinn, SIERRA BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Kaley Miller, MANTECA Brian Arevalo, WESTON RANCH Noelle Smith, LATHROP Hunter Bailey, AMADOR Savannah Seals, TRACY Isaiah Sullivan, ST. MARY’S Isaias Ghezae, SIERRA

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Gino Campiotti, MANTECA Giovanni Gonzalez, CHAVEZ Harrison Heath, ST. MARY’S Hassani Zackery, EDISON Isaiah Gomez,

Kevin Gutierrez, STAGG Kyle Reis, MANTECA Lee Webb, STAGG Logan Fife, TRACY Logan Stout, LODI Marcus Aponte, ST. MARY’S Mason Flores, ARGONAUT Max Barth, ST. MARY’S Merle Bass, LINCOLN Michael Kamps, RIPON CHRISTIAN Michael Ramos, LATHROP Nate Bones, STAGG Oyebolaji Akinyemi, TRACY Quinton Gaines, LINCOLN Ryan Kraft, BRET HARTE Tanner Joses, CALAVERAS Tim Omstead, STAGG Trabron Russell, MANTECA Tre Jenkins, ST. MARY’S Zach Fleming, TOKAY

Arica Aninag, LINCOLN Jasmin Correa, SIERRA Jasmine Bosco, WESTON RANCH Julia Vezaldenos, EAST UNION Kaela Dishion, BRET HARTE Katarina Borchin, CALAVERAS Kayla Jacklich, RIPON Maria Soto, LATHROP Megan Oblin, SIERRA Ruth Hernandez, LODI GIRLS GOLF

Anitra Koth, LINCOLN Maddie Zunino, LINCOLN Mara Anunciacion, ST. MARY’S Skyler May, ST. MARY’S Zoe Offield, TOKAY GIRLS TENNIS

Alexis Sam, BEAR CREEK Emma Canepa, LODI Hannah Ketcherside, ST. MARY’S Julia Tang, MANTECA Kaitlyn Rausa, SIERRA Tyler Ness, TRACY

BROOKSIDE CHRISTIAN

Jace Chavez, KIMBALL Jasuan Allen, CHAVEZ Jordan Whatley, EDISON Joshua Hendon, FRANKLIN Justin Kakala, MANTECA

Jesse Hurtado, SIERRA Karl Winter, ST. MARY’S Noe Reyes, EAST UNION Peter Vo, LODI Sinjun Tran, KIMBALL Tyler Anderson, AMADOR BOYS WATER POLO

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Connor Means, TOKAY Jacob Thomas, LINCOLN Kyle Fry, BEAR CREEK Matt Hosmer, ST. MARY’S Noah Esenwein, RIPON

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Aliah Cortez, MCNAIR Anya Green, ST. MARY’S Kaley Dosier, LINDEN Lindsey Walljasper, SIERRA Mikaela Castro, CHAVEZ Mikaela Kahler, BEAR CREEK Natasha Mich, ST. MARY’S Samaya Royal, BEAR CREEK Shkinah Tindsley, WEST GIRLS WATER POLO

Caitlin O’Neil, WEST Elisa Grim, LODI Grace Johnson, BRET HARTE Hailey Williams, ST. MARY’S Madison Wiles, MCNAIR Olivia Taylor, KIMBALL

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

Favorite athlete: Derek Carr

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: Giants and Raiders

Favorite achievement: Making the United States National Team for Water polo

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” Series

Nickname: Hossy Top accomplishments: USA National Team player for the last 3 years, Leading goal scorer in the nation this year, 2 time TCAL MVP, 2 time CIF SJS section First Team, MVP of Pan Pacific Games in 2016 College Plans: Play Division 1 Water polo Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating from a 4-year university with a national title and playin with the Senior National Team.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Straight Outta Compton” and “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

GIRLS WATER POLO GRACE JOHNSON bret harte high school Age: 18 Birthplace: Sonora Favorite achievement: Being named to first team for water polo Top accomplishments: 1. I am the only water polo player at Bret Harte who will ever have played all four years from the beginning of when the sport was introduced to our school. 2. I won MVP at the Varsity McNair High School tournament four years in a row and MVP at Bret Harte High School for two years. 3. I have the varsity record at Bret Harte High School for most goals and most assists for three years in a row. College plans: I am planning to attend American River College and play water polo and swim for two years while working to transfer to UC Davis to continue my studies and major in psychology.

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be in graduate school working towards my Masters in psychology. Favorite athlete: U.S. Olympic figure skater Mirai Nagasu Favorite team: Whatever team I’m on or school I’m attending. Favorite book: “The Stand” by Stephen King Favorite movie/TV show: “The Office” Favorite musical artist: The Weeknd Favorite food: Sushi Favorite: quote: Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. Hobbies outside of sport: Photography, kayaking and anything at the beach

GIRLS SWIMMING Gianni Pitto Lodi high school Age: 17

Favorite movie/tv show: “Criminal Minds”

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite musical artist: Taylor Swift or Justin Timberlake

Favorite achievement: Olympic trial cut

Favorite food: Sushi

Nickname: GG

Favorite quote: Nothing worth having comes easy.

Top accomplishment: Trial cut

Hobbies: Riding horses, shooting guns or bows, Crossfit

College plan: Attend Liberty University. In five years: I hope to be traveling the world. Favorite athlete: My father when he played soccer when he was younger. His mental game is amazing even now that he doesn’t play anymore. Favorite book: “Flowers in the Attic”

BOYS SWIMMING Ty Wells Ripon HIGH SCHOOL Age:18

Favorite team: Golden State Warriors

Birthplace: Mountain View

Favorite book: “1984” by George Orwell

Favorite achievement: Making it to state championships in swimming all 4 years of high school.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Zombieland” and “Modern Family”

Top accomplishments: Being recruited to swimming in college.

Favorite musical artist: Bruno Mars

College Plans: University of Arizona. Major in Physiology minor in Psychology Where do you hope to be in five years: In physical therapy school Favorite athlete: Michael Jordan

Favorite food: Any Mexican food Favorite: quote: “Do or do not, there is no try.” -Jedi Master Yoda (Empire Strikes Back) Hobbies outside of sport: Playing cards and watching movies

BOYS CROSS COUNTRY KARL WINTER st. mary’s high school Age: 18

Favorite athlete: Aaron Judge

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: Chicago White Sox

Favorite achievement: Medalist (top ten finish) at 2017 CIF State Cross Country Championships

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” series

Nickname: K-Win Top accomplishments: Class salutatorian, AP Scholar with Honor Award, National Merit Commended Scholar, Wendy’s High School Heisman State Winner, two-time CIF State qualifier in cross country, five-time TCAL champion (between cross country and track, team and individual) College Plans: Run cross country and track at Pepperdine University. Study journalism.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Jason Bourne” series Favorite musical artist: Kendrick Lamar Favorite food: Mom’s spaghetti Favorite quote: “Go hard or suffer for the rest of your life.” — Paul Chelimo Hobbies outside of sport: Broadcasting, reading, writing

GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Kaela Dishion Bret Harte HIGH SCHOOL Age: 18 Birthplace: Sonora

Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduated from college with at least a bachelor’s degree

Favorite achievement: Placing 4th at the CIF cross country state meet senior year

Favorite athlete: Derek Carr Favorite team: Golden State Warriors

Nickname: kdish

Favorite book: “The Great Gatsby”

Top accomplishments: Placing at CIF XC state met two years in a row; Best of The Records best female cross country athlete (2017); Modesto Bee’s female athlete of the year (junior and senior year; senior year was co with Cassi Land); placing 6th at USATF Junior Olympics in the 3000

Favorite movie/TV show: “Castaway” and “LOST”

College Plans: Attend Saint Mary’s College of California in the fall to run cross country and track on scholarship

Favorite musical artist: Russ Favorite food: Bread Favorite: quote: “Work hard play hard” Hobbies outside of sport: Biking; swimming; hiking; making videos; photography; being with friends and family; wakeboarding

BOYS DIVING COLLIN BROWNELL ELLIOT CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL Age: 15½

Stanford University.

Birthplace: Sacramento

Favorite athlete: Thomas Daily

Favorite achievement: Making it to nationals in the first year of me diving.

Favorite team: The USA Olympic team for all sports.

Nickname: Mouse Top accomplishments: Making it 8th in the state for my freshman year. Getting All-American for my freshman year. Getting 5th place on both 1 meter and 3 meter at regionals for my first year of the 16-18 age group. College Plans: I would love to go to a great college to become a mechanical engineer. Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be at

Favorite book: “Tom’s Daily Plan” Favorite movie/TV show: “The Good Doctor” Favorite musical artist: Adam Young Favorite food: All of them! Favorite: quote: “Do or do not, there is no try.” — Yoda Hobbies outside of sport: Constructing/building things

GIRLS DIVING MADISON LIU lodi high school Age: 17 Birthplace: Lodi

Favorite book: “Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets”

Favorite achievement: Making it to State finals for diving at my first State meet

Favorite movie/TV show: “Psych” Favorite food: Sushi

Nickname: Madi

Favorite: quote: “Where the Lord guides, He provides”

Top accomplishments: Receiving both an Academic and Varsity block L award

Hobbies outside of sport: Singing and reading.

College Plans: I hope to dive in college and go in as a health science major Where do you hope to be in five years: Finishing up college and looking into jobs in the medical field, possibly going on a mission trip to serve as a nurse Favorite athlete: David Boudia

BOYS GOLF Justin Gums Lodi HIGH SCHOOL Age: 18

Favorite team: Los Angeles Lakers

Birthplace: Lodi

Favorite book: “One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest”

Favorite achievement: Qualifying for the 2016 USGA Junior Amateur

Favorite movie/TV show: “The Office”

Nickname: Gummy Top accomplishments: Six time NCGA jr tour winner, 10 time jganc winner College Plans: Attend TCU in the fall Where do you hope to be in five years: Hopefully finishing up college and trying to play professional golf. Favorite athlete: Tiger Woods

Favorite musical artist: Ray Wylie Hubbard Favorite food: Hamburgers Favorite: quote: “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” Hobbies outside of sport: Fishing, playing pool, playing cards

GIRLS GOLF Anitra Khoth Lincoln high school Age: 16 Birthplace: Stockton Favorite achievement: 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 Tournament of Champions. College Plans: To go straight into a 4 year university studying to become a pharmacist while playing golf as a definite future career. 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: “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 Andre Kelly Lincoln high school Age: 18

Favorite team: Oklahoma City Thunder

Birthplace: San Francisco

Favorite book: “Heat” by Mike Lupica

Favorite achievement: TCAL MVP award

Favorite movie/TV show: “Now You See Me” and “Now You See Me 2”

Nickname: “Dre Kelly” Top accomplishments: Lincoln’s single-season scoring and rebounding record-holder; winning TCAL MVP award College plans: To graduate in four years from Cal Where do you hope to be in five years: Hope to be playing in the NBA. Favorite athlete: LeBron James

Favorite musical artist: Drake, Lil Uzi, Big Sean, A Boogie and J. Cole Favorite: quote: “I’m chasing perfection” —Kobe Bryant Hobbies outside of sport: Going to the movies with friends, going to the gym, swimming and hanging out with friends at home.

GIRLS BASKETBALL AQUIRA DE COSTA St. Mary’s high school Age: 18

Favorite team: Cleveland Cavaliers

Birthplace: Sacramento

Favorite book: “Harry Potter” series

Favorite achievement: Winning state my freshman year.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Love & Basketball”

Nickname: AD

Favorite musical artist: Meek Mill

Top accomplishments: Winning McDonald’s All-American

Favorite food: Mexican food

College plans: Major in business or communications

Favorite quote: “When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you’ll be successful.”

Where do you hope to be in five years: In the WNBA or playing overseas professionally. Favorite athlete: Kelly Oubre

Hobbies out of sports: Sleeping

GIRLS SOCCER Jadyn Shinn Sierra high school Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Messi

Birthplace: Modesto

Favorite team: Barcelona

Favorite achievement: Invitation to U17 Women’s National Camp

Favorite movie/TV show: “50 First Dates” and “Riverdale”

Nickname: Jay

Favorite musical artist: I like a wide range of singers

Top accomplishments: Verbally committing to Cal Berkeley, Winning Gothia Cup (Youth World Cup) in Sweden, attending the U17 Women’s National Camp

Favorite food: Chinese food

College plans: Play soccer at UC Berkeley and study in the medical field Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating college, and playing pro

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 GUILLERMO ALVAREZ escalon high school Age:17

Favorite team: Barcelona FC

Birthplace: Culiacán Sinaloa, Mexico

Favorite book: “Harry Potter”

Favorite achievement: Leading scorer in California this season

Favorite movie/TV show: “Get Out”

Nickname: Memo Top accomplishments: Getting to section finals twice in a year, even when we didn’t have much support. College Plans: Attending a 4 year university Where do you hope to be in five years: Hopefully with a degree in mechanical engineering and working Favorite athlete: Lionel Messi

Favorite musical artist: J. Cole Favorite food: Tamales Favorite: quote: “You have to fight to reach your dream. You have to sacrifice and work hard for it.” — Lionel Messi Hobbies outside of sport: Work and coaching.

GIRLS WRESTLING ELYSIA URREA lincoln high school Age: 16 Birthplace: Stockton Favorite achievement: Beating my first black belt in Judo. This took place last summer, and as a purple belt (at the time), this was something I did not think was possible. Nickname: Lele Top accomplishments: 2016 Jr. Judo Olympic National and International Champion. 2016 USA Jr. Judo PanAmerican Team qualifier. 2017 Jr. Judo Olympic bronze and silver medalist - (106lb). TCAL Wrestling League Champion 2x - 2018. 106lb SJS Regional Champion 2018. 106lb SJS Masters Champion - 2018 106lb CIF California State Champion. College plans: I plan on going to a pre-med school, and I hope to then enter medical school. Where do you hope to be in five years: In 5 years, I’d hope to (definitely) see myself in college, and likely

wrestling at the college level. What I meant by “likely”, is that it is hard to plan the future, so I am leaving my options open for now. Favorite athlete: Kayla Harrison (2x Judo Olympic GOLD Medalist) I am a judo girl at heart, and she has the kindest heart ! (always thinking of others). Favorite book: “The Alchemist” by Paulo Coelho Favorite movie/TV show: “Kill Bill Vol. 2” (I LOVE LOVE LOVE Uma Thurman) Favorite musical artist: I can’t really say I have an absolute favorite but I like David Bowie. Favorite food: Chinese (Chinese chicken salad) Favorite quote: “There are two types of people in this world...those who talk about doing something and those who actually do it.” - Susan Gale Hobbies outside of sport: I like to teach others, volunteer, but overall I love spending my time doing almost any hands-on outdoor activities.

BOYS WRESTLING VICTOR MOORE Calaveras high school Age: 18

Favorite food: Tacos from taco trucks

Birthplace: Passaic, New Jersey

Favorite quote: “The two most important days n your life are the day you were born, and the day you figure out why.”

Favorite accomplishment: Being a referee for the youth kids, inspiring my teammates to keep pushing Favorite achievement: Going to the state tournament again this year and beating the No. 2 ranked kid in the state of California. College plans: I plan to attend Simpson University Favorite team: Southern Oregon Raiders Favorite TV show: “Gotham “

Hobbies: Outside of school I like to work with my dad, and taking care of my animals.

BOYS TENNIS LOGAN SAM bear creek high school Age: 17 Birthplace: Stockton Favorite achievement: Getting a 4.67 GPA, I’d like it to be higher though. Top accomplishments: Maintaining Salutatorian, 2nd of my class. Taking rigorous AP courses and getting A’s. Making it to sections every year for high school tennis. College plans: Work to become a pharmacist; best option would be to attend University of Pacific and complete the 6-year pharmacy program. Hopefully, I can get either a sports or academic scholarship and be able to play tennis for the school. I also plan to join some clubs or other extracurriculars but not too much where I don’t have time for tennis or school. Where do you hope to be in five years: Finishing my last few years of the 6 year pharmacy program at Pacific.

Favorite athlete: Roger Federer Favorite book: “Maze Runner” series Favorite movie/TV show: Any Disney movie/ “Black Mirror” on Netflix Favorite musical artist: Calvin Harris Favorite food: Sushi Favorite quote: “If you can dream it, you can do it.” — Walt Disney Hobbies outside of sport: Sadly, I don’t have any hobbies that I can think of. I just don’t have much time for anything else. Hopefully, I can develop a few hobbies in college.

GIRLS TENNIS HANNAH KETCHERSIDE St. mary’s high school Age: 17 Birthplace: Stockton

Where do you hope to be in five years: Attending graduate school and working at an accounting firm.

Favorite athlete: Derek Carr Favorite achievement: Creating and organizing an annual sock drive for my birthday. Over the past ten years, I have Favorite team: Oakland Raiders donated over 55,000 pairs of socks to St. Mary’s Dining Favorite book: “Same Kind of Different as Me” by Ron Room in Stockton, the feeling you receive from helping Hall, Lynn Vincent and Denver Moore others is unlike anything else. Favorite movie/TV show: “The Price is Right” Nickname: Han, HanHan, Hanny, Banana Favorite musical artist: Luke Bryan Top accomplishments: Going undefeated in TCAL my senior year, being selected as Chase Chevrolet Athlete of Favorite food: Acai bowls the Week in The Record newspaper, my sock drive project. Favorite quote: “She believed she could so she did.” College plans: Playing tennis and studying accounting at Hobbies outside of sport: Traveling, golfing, playing the University of the Pacific. piano, spending time with family and friends.

GIRLS BADMINTON CHELSEA NO Bear Creek high school Age: 17

Favorite athlete: Too hard to choose

Birthplace: South Korea

Favorite book: “A Child Called It”

Favorite achievement: Being able to push myself to keep playing and win.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Criminal Minds”

Nickname: Chels Top accomplishments: Being able to get first place in league and sections and having the opportunity to go to regionals. College plans: First, go to San Jose State University, then figure out what I’m going to do.

Favorite musical artist: J. Cole Favorite food: Chicken Favorite quote: “You have to be able to accept failure to get better.” Hobbies outside of sport: Ice skating

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope I would be making bank, be successful, and have fun

BOYS BADMINTON JARRIEN TOMINEZ Lincoln high school Age: 18 Birthplace: Santa Clara Favorite achievement: TCAL Badminton tournament champion for 2 consecutive years in boy’s singles.

Where do you hope to be in five years: Doing research related to my major Favorite athlete: Lin Dan Favorite book: “Best Kind of Broken”

Nickname: Jarr/JayR

Favorite movie/TV show: “Your Name”

Top accomplishments: Graduated high school with over 4.0 GPA, CSF member, varsity player in badminton for 3 years.

Favorite food: Chicken Afritada

College Plans: Attend UC Davis for biochemistry and molecular biology

Hobbies outside of sport: Reading manga, watching anime, dancing to kpop, self-studying foreign languages and watching movies and dramas.

Favorite quote: “Just Do It”

BOYS TRACK AND FIELD JAMAR MARSHALL st. mary’s high school Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Kobe Bryant

Birthplace: Berkeley

Favorite: Los Angeles Lakers and San Francisco 49ers

Favorite achievement: I ran a 13.68 to put me fifth in the nation for the 110 hurdles.

Favorite book: “I Survive” series

Nickname: Jay Thizz College plans: I plan on going to Oregon University in the future. I know I have a a lot of time but that’s my goal, to get there and play basketball and run track or play football and run track. Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to be in the NBA or running on the Olympic team for Team USA.

Favorite movie/TV show: “School Dance” and “If Loving You is Wrong” Favorite music artist: YG 400 Favorite food: Fried fish and shrimp Favorite quote: “No matter how good you are, you still have to put the work in because there is always something to get better at.” Favorite hobbies: Hanging with my family while I can.

GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD MELISA TOILOLO west high school Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Michelle Carter

Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii

Favorite team: Warriors and the Lions

Favorite Achievement: Getting MVP for basketball Nickname: Mel

Favorite book: “The Last Time We Say Goodbye” by Cynthia Hand

Top accomplishments: Coming in 1st for shot put at Masters and breaking the school record in the process with a mark of 41’7 1/2

Favorite movie/TV show: “A Walk To Remember” and “Riverdale” Favorite musical artist: Lecrae

College plans: Hopefully to get a full ride scholarship to my dream school Oregon or Stanford.

Favorite food: EVERYTHING

Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope I have gone to the Olympics because that is my dream. After I want to become a doctor and live in Atlanta with a beautiful family.

Favorite quote: “No one is dumb who is curious. The people who don’t ask questions remain clueless throughout their lives.” Hobbies outside of sport: Swimming, hanging out with friends, photography and fishing

SOFTBALL RACHEL CID Tracy high school Age: 18

Favorite athlete: Jenna Lilley

Birthplace: Castro Valley

Favorite team: San Francisco Giants

Favorite achievement: Becoming an Oregon Duck

Favorite book: “The Outsiders”

Nickname: Cid the Kid

Favorite movie/TV show: “Southpaw”

Top accomplishments: Becoming D1 Section Champs this year

Favorite musical artist: Chris Brown

College Plans: Attending the University of Oregon on a softball scholarship Where do you hope to be in five years: Graduating from the U of O with my degree and then going into a nursing program

Favorite food: Nachos Favorite: quote: Always stay humble and kind Hobbies outside of sport: Traveling

BASEBALL CHRISTIAN ALMANZA st. mary’s high school Age: 18

Favorite athlete: Cody Bellinger

Birthplace: Stockton

Favorite team: Giants

Favorite achievement: TCAL league MVP

Favorite book: “The Great Gatsby”

Nickname: Cball

Favorite movie/TV show: “The Office”

Top accomplishments: 2018 TCAL MVP , 2017 TCAL mvp, 2016 TCAL first team, 2017 Area Codes Games, 2017 CalHighSports All-State team, First team NorCalpreps, and 2017 second team MaxPreps all NorCal

Favorite musical artist: Travis Scott

College Plans: University of Utah playing baseball

Hobbies outside of sport: Hanging with the boys

Where do you hope to be in five years: Playing baseball professionally

Favorite food: Wings Favorite: quote: “No fence too far.”

BOYS VOLLEYBALL KYLAN CHANDLER manteca high school Age: 17

Favorite athlete: Matt Anderson

Birthplace: Oakland

Favorite team: USA Men’s National Team

Favorite achievement: Winning the VOL title undefeated two years in a row

Favorite book: “The Lord of the Flies”

Top accomplishments: Going to Nationals in Texas for club my sophomore year, making it as far as we did in the section playoffs, being awarded the all-league MVP this year and the all-area MVP last year College plans: I’m attending the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in Los Angeles to pursue a career in acting. Where do you hope to be in five years: A movie

Favorite movie/TV show: “Rick and Morty” Favorite musical artist: Chance the Rapper Favorite food: Pizza Favorite quote: “Everybody’s somebody’s everything.” — Chance the Rapper Hobbies outside of sport: Acting, cooking, gaming, swimming and long walks on the beach

GIRLS VOLLEYBALL SHKHINAH TINDSLEY west high school Age: 16

Favorite athlete: Serena Williams

Birthplace: Oakland

Favorite team: New England Patriots

Favorite achievement: 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 MATTHEW HOAK lincoln high school Age: 17 Birthplace: Stockton Favorite achievement: Scoring a personal-best seven goals in the 2018 season opener, a 13-12 win in overtime. Nickname: Hoak (Hoaky) Top accomplishment: Creating an initiative for a cleaner turf and stadium from school newspaper article. Becoming co-captian for lacrosse for my senior season after not getting playing time my freshman year. Playing for the top team of the Sacramento Aces (invited to the tournament in Seattle). Lincoln offensive player of the year. Sacramento Valley 2nd team all-conference. Proud uncle of 5. College plans: I will be attending San Jose State University studying business. I also plan to walk on

for the lacrosse team at SJSU, as well as pledge a fraternity. Where do you hope to be in five years: I hope to have a stable job either in my own business or as a creative director for a larger company in the Bay Area. Favorite athlete: Muhammed Ali Favorite team: Golden State Warriors Favorite book: “The Maze Runner” Favorite move: “Step Brothers” Favorite musical artist: Playboi Carti Favorite food: Popeye’s fried chicken Favorite quote: “Win as a family, play every game like it’s your last.” - Cody Wright-Freeman Hobbies outside of sports: Snowboarding, wakeboarding, dirt biking

FOOTBALL GINO CAMPIOTTI manteca high school Age: 18

Favorite athlete: Tom Brady

Birthplace: Modesto

Favorite team: New England Patriots

Favorite achievement: Winning a section championship against Oakdale.

Favorite movie/TV show: “Rick and Morty,” “The Ranch,” “The League,” “Family Guy”

Nickname: G, GC3, Captain America, Bro Montana

Favorite musical artist: Thomas Rhett

Top accomplishments: Winning two section championship rings for football and a state championship ring for basketball and earning a Division 1 football scholarship.

Favorite food: “Steak Night” – Steak, baked potatoes, chili

College Plans: I will be attending Northern Arizona University starting this July. Where do you hope to be in five years: Entering the NFL Draft!

Favorite: quote: “The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.” – Vince Lombardi Hobbies outside of sport: Going to the gym, trap shooting, taking my dogs to the park, hanging out with my friends, playing Madden.

Justin Gums

Tyler Griggs

Nolan Rockwell

Marc Mariano

William Bensch

Tyler Rowlands

Ty Wells

Rylan Stevenson

boys golf

boys swimming

Lodi High School

East Union High School

Escalon High School

Tracy High School

St. Mary’s High School

Lodi High School

Ripon High School

Lodi High School

Julio Murgia

Gianni Pitto

Keiana Fountaine

Madeline Woznick

Madesyn Ronquillio

Kylan Chandler

Jonathan Borres

Joseph Borres

boys swimming

girls swimming

Boys Volleyball

Tokay High School

Lodi High School

Kimball High School

Lodi High School

Tracy High School

Manteca High School

all-star athletes Chelsea No

Fray Saephanh

Linda Keo

Jordan Esparza

Sundae Aguada

girls badminton

boys badminton

Bear Creek High School

Cesar Chavez High School

Lincoln High School

St. Mary’s High School

McNair High SChool

Ben Heffernan

Matthew Hoak

Matthew Cranston

boys badminton

boys lacrosse

Lincoln High School

St. Mary’s High School

Lincoln High School

Tyler Riggleman

Gabriel Gutierrez

Sukhvirpal Singh

Boys Volleyball

Lathrop High School

Kimball High School

Aizlrose Albon

Dylan Sphabmixay

Jairren Tominez

boys badminton

Edison High School

Bear Creek High School

Warren Williams

Bashar Barksdale

Brandy James

Brandin Farmer

West High School

Chavez High School

Edison High School

Tracy High School

boys track & field boys track & field boys track & field boys track & field

Nicholas Stanley

Myles Leopold

boys track & field boys track & field

Sierra High School

Kimball High School

Jamar Marshall

Karl Winter

St. Mary’s High School

Jesse Hurtado

Michael Ramos

boys track & field

Sierra High School

Lathrop High School

boys track & field boys track & field

Ben Heffernan

Matthew Hoak

Matthew Cranston

boys lacrosse

St. Mary’s High School

Lincoln High School

Cyvanna Bowen

Paige Sefried

Zharia Dixon

Jamar Marshall

Karl Winter

St. Mary’s High School

boys track & field boys track & field

Jaliah Brice-Moore

Shantel Nnaji

Ryan Dagget

boys track & field boys track & field

Ripon High School

Melisa Toilolo

girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track &field

Edison High School

Lodi High School

West High SChool

Bear Creek High School

West High School

Quincy Butler

West High School

Mountain House High School

Autumn McLaughlin girls track & field

Lincoln High School

Evalina Maas-Espinoza

Virly Santos

Tracy High School

Lathrop High School

girls track & field girls track & field

all-star athletes Miranda Miller

Jasmin Correa

Jordyn Gleaton

Julia Vesaldenos

Sarah Perdue

Jaala Downes

Megan Oblin

Allura Bilderback

Sierra High School

Kimball High School

East Union High School

Kimball High School

Sierra High School

Calaveras High School

Jasmine Blair

Tyler Shih

girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field girls track & field

David Jackson

Logan Sam

Abram Pascual

Logan Le

Ryan Ward

TK Kheandeng

girls track & field

boys tennis

baseball

Calaveras High School

Tracy High School

Lincoln High School

Bear Creek High School

Edison High School

Kimball High School

Manteca High School

Chavez High School

Rylan Tinsley

Christian Almanza

Parker Cosby

baseball

Tyler Lozano

Eric Jaquez

Dillon Tatum

Gabe Cortinas

Gabe Kahler

baseball

St. Mary’s High School

Ripon High School

St. Mary’s High School

Kimball High School

Bear Creek High School

Weston Ranch High School St. Mary’s High School

baseball

Escalon High School

Josh Alvarado

Sam Bones

Robby Loaicono

Jacob Peterson

Anthony Wiley

Chris Fisher

Payton Rios

Dylan Enriquez

baseball

Tracy High School

Lincoln High School

Lodi High School

Sierra High School

Mountain House High School

Linden High School

Bear Creek High School

Venture Academy High School

Eric Segura

Seth Tomczak

Nolan Lingley

baseball

Franklin High School

Argonaut High School Ripon Christian High School

Chase Sperbeck

Mia Zapata

Izzy Starr

Rachel Cid

Carly Lucchetti

baseball

softball

Sierra High School

Bear Creek High School

Mountain House High School

Tracy High School

Linden High School

all-star athletes Karina Faasisila

Alana Cardon

Keelie Koepp

Kiana Parrish

Abigal Parises

Carley Morfey

Lindsey Walljasper

Izabella Owen

softball

Tracy High School

Calaveras High School

softball

St. Mary’s High School

St. Mary’s High SChool

St. Mary’s High School

Sierra High School

East Union High School

Chardae Hoskins

Makenna Russell

Audrinah Covarrubias

Jenna Nauta

Shelby Katzakian

Rylie Costa

Shay Furtado

Haley Konvalin

softball

Escalon High School

Bear Creek High School

Chavez High School

Franklin High School

Lodi High School

Kimball High School

Ripon High School

Argonaut High School

Mila Rodriguez

Alex Preston

Kevin Liu

Madison Liu

JAHBAR BEARD

LAMONT COUCH JR.

ADISON CRAMER

Isaiah Hawthorne

softball

Boys Diving

girls diving

BOYS BASKETBALL

Boys Basketball

Millennium High School

St. Mary’s High School

Lodi High School

Stagg High School

Tracy High School

Argonaut High School

Tracy High School

Aaron Pouoa

Celeste Almendarez

Mya Blake

Aquira Decosta

Boys Basketball

Girls Basketball

Lincoln High School

Bear Creek High School

Edison High School

Bear Creek High School

St. Mary’s High School

Michael Hayes

Ezekiel Holman

Bryce Johnson

Andre Kelly

Boys Basketball

West High School

Lincoln High School

St. Mary’s High School

Ariel Johnson

Deyliana Lewis

Kadyn Pieters

Raziya Potter

Reina Sausedo

Myani Thornton

Neenah Young

Girls Basketball

Girls Soccer

St. Mary’s High School

Bear Creek High School

Stockton Christian High School

Kimball High School

Ripon High School

Lathrop High School

St. Mary’s High School

Ripon High School

Devany Dougherty

all-star athletes

Elizabeth Gonzalez

Jaden Hall

Girls Soccer

Bear Creek High School

Tracy High School

Luiz Arevalo

Anthony Garcia-Lopez

Kaley Miller

Jadyn Shinn

Noelle Smith

Guillermo Alvarez

Ariana Scholten

Savannah Seals

Girls Soccer

Boys Soccer

Manteca High School

Ripon High School

Tracy High School

Sierra High School

Lathrop High School

Escalon High School

Ivan Rosales

Lionardo Ruiz

Saul Salgado

Edwin Menera

Pedro Morales

Toby Pena Webb

Boys Soccer

Venture Academy High School

West High School

Linden High School

Tracy High School

Tokay High School

West High School

Martin Torrez

Niya Gaines

Fuatino Koala

Lizette Ramos

Jazmin Ruiz

Elysia Urrea

Eli Blackwell

Mathew Cooper

Boys Soccer

Girls Wrestling

Boys Wrestling

Edison High School

Bear Creek High School

Mcnair High School

Stagg High School

Tokay High School

Lincoln High School

Tracy High School

Tokay High School

Marcus Aponte

Charles Baker

Max Barth

Elliot Houghten

Victor Moore

Boys Wrestling

Ripon High School

Calaveras High School

Football

Tracy High School

Chavez High School

St. Mary’s High School

Bear Creek High School

St. Mary’s High School

Merle Bass

Nate Bones

Amier Bowen

Gino Campiotti

Logan Fife

Zach Fleming

Mason Flores

Football

Lincoln High School

Stagg High School

Weston Ranch High School

Oyebolaji Akinyemi

Jasuan Allen

Donny Fontillas

Football

Manteca High School

Jace Chavez Football

Football

Kimball High School

Tracy High School

Tokay High School

Argonaut High School

all-star athletes Dusty Frampton

Quinton Gaines

Isaiah Gomez

Giovanni Gonzalez

Football

St. Mary’s High School

Lincoln High School

Brookside Christian High School

Chavez High School

Tre Jenkins

Tanner Joses

Justin Kakala

Michael Kamps

Kevin Gutierrez

Harrison Heath

Andrew Hem

Joshua Hendon

Football

Stagg High School

St. Mary’s High School

Mcnair High School

Franklin High School

Ryan Kraft

Ferrin Manuleleua

Elliot Mello

Adrian Nishihura

Football

St. Mary’s High School

Calaveras High School

Manteca High School

Ripon Christian

Bret Harte High School

Manteca High School

Escalon High School

Bear Creek High School

Kyle Reis

Davis Raya-Ruiz

Trabron Russell

Andrew Sena

Logan Stout

Tim Omstead

Michael Ramos

Football

Stagg High School

Lathrop High School

Manteca High School

Edison High School

Football

Manteca High School

Angelo Washington

Football

East Union High School

Lodi High School

Franklin High School

Lee Webb

Jordan Whatley

Hassani Zackery

Elisa Grim

Grace Johnson

Caitlin O’neil

Olivia Taylor

Madison Wiles

Football

Girls Water Polo

Stagg High School

Edison High School

Lodi High School

Bret Harte High School

West High School

Kimball High School

Mcnair High School

Hailey Williams

Noah Esenwein

Matt Hosmer

Connor Means

Jacob Thomas

Adam Thomas

Girls Water Polo

Boys Water Polo

St. Mary’s High School

Ripon High School

St. Mary’s High School

Tokay High School

Lincoln High School

Kyle Fry

Tyler Anderson

Boys Water Polo Boys Cross Country

Bear Creek High School

Amador High School

all-star athletes Brian Arevalo

Hunter Bailey

Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country

Weston Ranch High School

Amador High School

Karl Winter

Arica Aninag

Boys Cross Country Girls Cross Country

Isaias Ghezae

Jesse Hurtado

Noe Reyes

Isaiah Sullivan

Sierra High School

Katarina Borchin

Sierra High School

East Union High School

St. Mary’s High School

Jasmine Bosco

Jasmin Correa

Kaela Dishion

Girls Cross Country

Lincoln High School

Calaveras High School

Weston Ranch High School

Sierra High School

Bret Harte High School

Megan Oblin

Maria Soto

Julia Vezaldenos

Mara Anunciacion

Girls Cross Country Girls Cross Country Girls Cross Country

Lathrop High School

Peter Vo

Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country Boys Cross Country

St. Mary’s High School

Sierra High School

Sinjun Tran

East Union High School

Anitra KHoth

Skyler May

Kimball High School

Lodi High School

Ruth Hernandez

Kayla Jacklich

Girls Cross Country Girls Cross Country

Lodi High School

Zoe Offield

Ripon High School

Maddie Zunino

Girls Golf

St. Mary’s High School

Lincoln High School

St. Mary’s High School

Tokay High School

Lincoln High School

Mikaela Castro

Aliah Cortez

Kaley Dosier

Anya Green

Mikaela Kahler

Natasha Mich

Samaya Royal

Shkinah Tindsley

Girls Volleyball

Chavez High School

McNair High School

Linden High School

St. Mary’s High School

Bear Creek High School

St. Mary’s High School

Bear Creek High School

West High School

Lindsey Walljasper

Emma Canepa

Hannah Ketcherside

Tyler Ness

Kaitlyn Rausa

Girls Volleyball

Girls Tennis

boys diving

Sierra High School

Lodi High School

St. Mary’s High School

Tracy High School

Sierra High School

Bear Creek High School

Manteca High School

Elliot Christian High School

Alexis Sam

Julia Tang

COLLIN BROWNELL

All-area teams MANTECA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL Coach Eric Reis Jorge Cedano Jose Ceja Josh Ruiz Trabron Russell Kyle Lynch Imanol Fernandez Ryan Ward Garay Angel Jason Newell Anthony Martinez Jr. Dom Rea Chris Ortiz Nick Creighton Aidan Klinesmith Tyler Brintley Noe Saldivar Jr Ivan Montanez Austin Kivilahti Joshua Craighead Justin Garcia Gabe Ramirez Isiah Pope Dominic Ramirez Garren Genilla Joseph Saylor Geo Alvarez Manny Yepez Chandler Snyder Isaac Searcy

Gino Campiotti Junior Escobar Evans Nicolas Dominic Day Jacob Logan Marc Buenrostro ARGONAUT HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Jon Gilliam Aris ONeal Ryan Hallam Spencer Oliver Jeremey Mendoza Micah Molin Carter Swingle Westleigh Kling Adison Cramer Johnny Knittel Jared Votaw Matthew Scheafer Erik Jones Michael Jones Seth Tomczak ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Coach Ken Green Carson Simi Roberto Chao

Darius Lindley Sam Bettencourt Tom Rigdon Javier Cisneros Bryce Johnson Tre Jenkins AJ Ratto Jamar Marshall Jerell Ballucanag Joey Long Mikael Caballero Nick Baysinger Charlie Shipman RIPON CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL Coach John De Visser William Clark Drake Nelson Ian Vrieling Caleb Terpsma Declan Van Vuren Nolan Lingley Joseph DeBruyn Brock Nunes Jadon Vander Molen Cole Gemmell Dale Fisher Willem Hoekstra

ST. MARY’S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL Coach Tom Gonsalves Sloan Sanders Nicole Young Keilani Archuleta Shevelle Brown Aleeya Rose Monique Vasquez Jada Moss Anna Blount Maria Gotico Anissia Cayton Neenah Young Aquira DeCosta Ariel Johnson Gabriella Azevedo Jizelle Clay TRACY HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL Coach Paulette Keeney Karina Faasisila Kaela Jones Olivia Smith Bella Ellis Lyndsey Widner Liz Porter Kaelani Ratliff Kassidy Carlson Rachel Cid

Angelina Costa Alyssa Barba Maddi Sanders Maddi Melo Bella Pahulu Araya Corral Emily Yanke Marti Rhinehart Isabel Cargill SIERRA HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL Coach Vic Deanda Desiree Mejias Allyssa Arredondo Noemi Perez Mia Guevara Lisette Mejias Nicole Gardner Eryn Scott Dominique Guevara Tierra Solario Summer Ludwig Callie Crain Savanna Guzman Elizabeth Kehle Samantha Lorge Maya Muschott Lindsey Walljasper

RIPON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER Coach Nichole Meyer Devaney Dougherty Megan Johnson Kate Phelps Breanna Alvarez-Huckell Ariana Scholten Madison Pugh Kierra Chavez Sydney Holt Amelia Ruiz Cindy Alvarez Aubree Pelon Genevieve Maurice Deanna Sandoval Chloe Ward Kelcie Wolf Sophia Shaw Kailey Tirejo Hailey Pugh Ashley Pugh Jeanette Baliel

CHEER SQUAD OF THE YEAR

EDISON HIGH SCHOOL

MARCHING BAND OF THE YEAR

LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL