North Tahoe soccer: Anderson, Cerda lead Laker honors
Sylas Wright / Sierra Sun |
NORTHERN DIVISION III ALL-LEAGUE SOCCER
GIRLS
Co-MVP Offense: Bryn Anderson, North Tahoe; Ali Copsy, Whittell
Co-MVP Defense: Emily White, Incline; Daria Sharon, Whittell
Coach of the Year: Stephanie Bales, North Tahoe
First Team
McKenzie Hammack, 12, Yerington
Emma DesLauriers, 12, North Tahoe
Raquel Oliver, 9, Incline
Sammy Forvilly, 10, Whittell
AJ Hurt, 9, North Tahoe
Madison Idso, 10, Whittell
Lily Fullmer, 10, White Pine
Madio Wallner, 10, Incline
Vanessa Andrade, 12, Incline
Lucy Fullmer, 12, White Pine
Mikayla Renfro, 11, Pershing County
Second Team
Rosie Barrera, 10, North Tahoe
Gigi Stetler, 11, Whittell
Jasmine Ruis, 11, West Wendover
Belle Johnson, 10, Incline
Anna White, 9, Whittell
Samantha Gamberg, 11, White Pine
Mallory Tyler, 12, North Tahoe
Mackaya Magdaleno, 11, White Pine
Lilia Lopez, 10, West Wendover
Allison Wright, 12, North Tahoe
Alondra Suarez, 12, Pershing County
Honorable Mention
Isabel Guiza, 12, West Wendover
Valencia Covell, 12, North Tahoe
Shawn Peterson, 10, White Pine
Sami Lampe, 12, Incline
Talia Garcia, 11, North Tahoe
Kallie Nelson, 10, Whittell
LaRae Tomera, 12, Battle Mountain
Anayeli Guerrer0, 12, Yerington
Loryn Hunt, 10, Pershing County
Kate Karolicski, 10, Whittell
Maria Chavez, 12, Battle Mountain
BOYS
MVP: Omar Cerda, North Tahoe
MVP Offense: Alex Hernandez, Yerington
MVP Defense: Chris Ramirez, West Wendover
Coach of the Year: Miguel Jimenez, West Wendover
First Team
Alex Ruvalcaba, 11, West Wendover
Austin Carr, 11, North Tahoe
Julio Lorea, 10, Whittell
Raul Ruiz, 10, West Wendover
JP Herrera, 10, North Tahoe
Victor Herrera, 11, Incline
Marco Pacheco, 11, White Pine
Anthony Gonzalez, 11, West Wendover
Edgar Munoz, 11, North Tahoe
Danny Guerrero, 11, Incline
Chuy Cordova, 12, Incline
Second Team
Fidel Rodriguez, 11, Incline
Daniel Escareno, 12, West Wendover
Jorge Lopez, 12, West Wendover
Harrison Goss, 12, North Tahoe
Alejandro Rodriquez, 12, Yerington
Fernando Martinez, 12, West Wendover
Jesus Jaimes, 11, West Wendover
Ross Tester, 11, North Tahoe
Sergio Diaz, 11, Battle Mountain
Brian Banuelos, 12, Incline
Eduardo Gonzalez, 10, West Wendover
Honorable Mention
Luis Hernandez, 12, West Wendover
Jair Hernandez, 11, West Wendover
Jose Pacheco, 12, White Pine
Nefi Perez, 12, White Pine
Christian Quezada, 9, North Tahoe
Paulino Tapia, 11, North Tahoe
Cortez Berumen, 12, Yerington
Brayan Vasquez, 12, Yerington
Alan Rangel, 12, Battle Mountain
Koby Mattson, 9, North Tahoe
Brody Young, 10, Battle Mountain
Michael Callejas, 9, Incline
Devon Sutton, 11, Incline
Genaro Mena, 10, Whittell
The North Tahoe soccer teams were rewarded well for their efforts this past season.
The girls, who won their first state championship since 2005, received nine All-League selections, led by senior Bryn Anderson’s Co-Offensive MVP and coach Stephanie Bales’ Coach of the Year. The boys also received nine selections, led by senior Omar Cerda’s MVP.
The awards were determined by the Northern Division III coaches.
In addition to Bales and Anderson, who split her offensive MVP award with Ali Copsy of Whitell, senior Emma DesLauriers and freshman AJ Hurt were voted to the All-League first team, while seniors Allison Wright and Mallory Tyler and sophomore goalie Rosie Barrera were voted to the second team.
Senior Valencia Covell and junior Talia Garcia received All-League honorable mention recognition.
Incline’s Emily White and Whittell’s Daria Sharon were voted Co-Defensive MVPs.
While Cerda received the overall MVP honor for the boys, Alex Hernandez of Yerington was Offensive MVP and Chris Ramirez of West Wendover was Defensive MVP. Miguel Jimenez of West Wendover was Coach of the Year.
North Tahoe juniors Austin Carr and Edgar Munoz and sophomore JP Herrrera were voted to the All-League first team, and senior Harrison Goss and junior Ross Tester made the second team.
Junior Paulino Tapia and freshmen Christian Quezada and Koby Mattson received honorable mention.
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