North Tahoe, Truckee athletes net all-state awards
Between Truckee and North Tahoe high schools, 29 players in football, soccer and volleyball earned all-state recognition for their play during the fall season.
The awards were determined by Nevada 3A coaches from both the North and South.
In football, Truckee’s Ryan Macken and Kirk Haynes were named to the first team all-state while Cory Hoehn was voted to the second team. The Lakers were not eligible this past season because they played an independent schedule while making a transition from the 3A to 2A.
In soccer, 25 individuals were honored between the two schools. North Tahoe’s Beto Alcaraz and Truckee’s Amy Valdivia were named Coaches of the Year, and North Tahoe’s Paco Delgado and Truckee’s Nicole Panziera both were voted MVP. All four earned the same recognition in the Northern 3A Sierra League.
In volleyball, Truckee’s Melanie Lashbrook was named to the second team all-state at middle blocker.
Below is the complete list of the 2006 fall season all-state awards.
– Player of the Year: Cas Zarate,
Virgin Valley
– Offensive Player of the Year: Travis
Wood, Dayton
– Defensive Player of the Year: Kamas
Wing, Spring Creek
– Lineman of the Year: Adam Paul,
Moapa Valley
– Coach of the Year: Kirk Hafen,
Virgin Valley
FIRST TEAM OFFENSE:
QB: Alex Toler, Sparks
Travis Wood, Dayton
RB: Brandon Aguilera, Dayton
Mike Pickens, Sparks
Brad Weiss, Moapa Valley
WB: JP Parker, Virgin Valley
SE: Zack Quilici, Sparks
Conner Maloney, Faith
Lutheran
TE: Bruce Compton, Boulder City
T: Brent Horlacher, Virgin Valley
Brandon Seymore, Dayton
G: Spencer Zarate
Ronnie Tricolli, Spring Creek
C: Travis Stoffel, Fernley
RS: Kyle Ozaki, Moapa Valley
FIRST TEAM DEFENSE:
LB: Steven Jensen, Moapa Valley
Josh Avery, Dayton
Ryan Macken, Truckee
Kamas Wing, Spring Creek
DL: Adam Paul, Moapa Valley
Kirk Haynes, Truckee
DE: Jeff Cooper, Moapa Valley
Brandon Seymore, Dayton
CB: Zack Quilici, Sparks
Austin Goff, Virgin Valley
S: Travis Wood, Dayton
Conner Maloney, Faith
Lutheran
P: Travis Wood, Dayton
K: Gus Scheidmann, Spring Creek
SECOND TEAM OFFENSE:
QB: Max Done, Faith Lutheran
RB: Travis McCurry, Fernley
Adam Jones, Faith Lutheran
Rocky Spencer, Pahrump
WB: Michael Kruger, Spring Creek
SE: Austin Goff, Virgin Valley
TE: Tom O’Brien, Dayton
T: Adam Paul, Moapa Valley
Cory Hoehn, Truckee
G: Tyler Campbell, Moapa Valley
Kevin Hart, Fernley
C: Danny Koop, Boulder City
RS: Caleb Wing, Spring Creek
SECOND TEAM DEFENSE:
LB: Mike Pickens, Sparks
Jack Foley, Faith Lutheran
David Brown, Boulder City
Steve Kelley, Pahrump
DL: Spencer Zarate, Virgin Valley
Stephen Knight, Spring Creek
DE: Spencer Plank, Virgin Valley
Eduardo Gonzalez, Sparks
CB: JP Parker, Virgin Valley
Michael Kruger, Spring Creek
S: Jordan Booth, Pahrump
Caleb Wing, Spring Creek
Aaron Quilici, Sparks
P: Travis Ott, Pahrump
K: Chris Schulte, Faith Lutheran
– MVP: Paco Delgado, North Tahoe
– Coach of the Year: Beto Alcaraz,
North Tahoe
FIRST TEAM:
F: Al Virrey, Truckee
Daniel Lake, Battle Mountain
Wyatt Huber, Boulder City
M: David Munoz, North Tahoe
Max Brixey, Truckee
Jim Sullivan, Faith Lutheran
Ryan Sniczyk, Faith Lutheran
D: Emmanuel Sarabia, Truckee
Ricardo Cervantes, North
Tahoe
Sean Banda, Faith Lutheran
G: Michele Basile, North Tahoe
UP: Eric Holman, North Tahoe
SECOND TEAM:
F: Iggy Wagner, Pahrump Valley
Edgar Sanchez, Sparks
Edgar Rodriguez, Battle
Mountain
M: Ivan Sanchez, Incline
Johnny Axelson, Boulder City
Fernando Estrada, North
Tahoe
Christian Hernandez, Whittell
D: Cole Froelich, Truckee
Jesus Franco, Incline
Austin Weisler, Boulder City
G: Paul Waite, Whittell
UP: Dave Anderson, Faith Lutheran
– Honorable mention: Scott Kelly,
Truckee; Gerry Bolanos, North Tahoe;
Salvador Tejeda, Truckee; 4 others
– MVP: Nicole Panziera, Truckee
– Coach of Year: Amy Valdivia, Truckee
FIRST TEAM:
F: Sam Deen, Truckee
Noelle Milicic, Boulder City
Monica Ceragioli, Incline
Melissa Crutchfield, Faith
Lutheran
M: Lauren O’Neil, Truckee
Katie Bell, Incline
Courtney Davis, Faith Lutheran
Alison Correales, Boulder City
D: Hannah Ewing, North Tahoe
Mikki Rice, Incline
Michelle Pardinas, Boulder City
G: Annamaric Jones, Incline
UP: Ashley Winter, Dayton
SECOND TEAM:
F: Sara Grossman, Truckee
Ky McBeath, Boulder City
Katie Dill, Truckee
M: Mimi Precit, Truckee
Naomi Mavity, Boulder City
Shawnee Wood, Incline
D: Star Collins, White Pine
Josie Jones, Moapa Valley
Marissa McKool, Whittell
G: Alexis Zimmerle, Pahrump
Valley
UP: Alyssa Gutschick, Boulder City
– Honorable mention: Joelle
Lazzareschi, North Tahoe; Nicole
Oxandaboure, Truckee; Alexis Fallow,
Truckee; 6 others
– MVP: Kylie Owsley, Lowry
– Coach of the Year: Anna Aiazzi,
Yerington
FIRST TEAM:
MB: Kayla Lommori, Yerington
Caiti Forrester, Boulder City
OH: Emily Koch, Faith Lutheran
Tai Jaques, Spring Creek
S: Melissa Watterson, Lowry
DS: Hillary Thompson, Moapa
Valley
UP: Natalie Hale, Incline
SECOND TEAM:
MB: Melanie Lashbrook, Truckee
Michelle Dannenberger,
Pahrump Valley
OH: Dena Helme, Yerington
Darien Metcalf, Faith Lutheran
S: Tracey Anderson, Faith
Lutheran
DS: Cristal Herrera, Lowry
UP: Sara Simmons, Dayton
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