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The 19th annual Inland Valley High School All-Star baseball game presented by the Daily Bulletin is scheduled for June 15 at the Epicenter. Seats are $5 and the first pitch will be at 6:30 p.m. after the gates open at 5:30. The game featuring the top seniors from the area will pit North against South with Interstate 10 providing the barrier between the two teams.

"I would like to thank both the City of Rancho Cucamonga and our administrative staff at the Daily Bulletin for making the game possible," game director and Daily Bulletin sports editor Louis Brewster said. "With resources being trimmed on both sides and the tough economic period, we are also grateful to the Rancho Cucamonga Quakes for their continued support of one of the best-attended games of its kind in Southern California."

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Grant Jerrett, La Verne Lutheran, Sr.
The 6-foot-10 Arizona-bound center led Lutheran to a pair of state championships and one CIF title in his tenure. The Gatorade state Player of the Year and McDonald's All-American Game invitee averaged 22 points and 10 rebounds this season as the Trojans reached the CIF finals.

FIRST TEAM
G: Jordan McLaughlin, Etiwanda, So.
The first team all-CIF sophomore averaged a team-high 17.8 points for an Etiwanda team that went undefeated in the Baseline League, was seeded third and reached the semifinals of the CIF-SS Division 1AA playoffs before going to the second round of the CIF state tournament.

G: Myles Pearson, Upland, Sr.
The first team all-CIF point guard averaged 17.8 points and 4.2 assists for an Upland team that reached the CIF-SS Division 1AA semifinals. Pearson, who often guarded the opposition's best perimeter player, made 67 percent of his 3-pointers and 91.6 percent of his free throws.

F: Miles Poullard, Colony, Sr.
The Mt. Baldy League MVP averaged 19.2 points, 7.1 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.1 steals per game for the league champions. Poullard was selected first team all-CIF averaging 24.8 points during a run to the CIF-SS Division 2A semifinals, including a school-record 43 in the second round.

F: Marvelle Harris, Eisenhower, Sr.
The Citrus Belt League MVP and Division 1AA all-CIF selection averaged 25.6 points per game, including 30.6 per game during league play. The 6-foot-2 Fresno State-bound Harris also averaged 7.4 rebounds and 3.4 steals per game.

C: Chris Reyes, Damien, Sr.
The CIF-SS Division 3AAA co-Player of the Year averaged 16.7 points, 11.7 rebounds and 4.7 blocks per game for the Sierra League champions. The 6-7 Reyes, who helped Damien to a No. 1 playoff seed, will play at St. Mary's next season.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jillian Alleyne, Summit, Sr.
The Oregon-bound 6-foot-3 center earned CIF-SS Division 1A Player of the Year honors after leading the SkyHawks to the first CIF championship in school history. The Sunkist League MVP led the league in four categories, averaging 14.5 points, 9.9 rebounds, 2.9 blocks and 2.7 assists per game as she led the SkyHawks to an undefeated run through league play.

FIRST TEAM
G: Nikki Wheatley, Bonita, So.
The sophomore point guard earned Hacienda League MVP honors by leading the Bearcats to a 27-win season, a league title and the CIF-SS Division 3AAA semifinals.

G: Taylor Brown, Chino, So.
The sophomore averaged 20.3 points per game and 2.7 steals per game in leading Chino to an undefeated run through the Mt. Baldy League to end thr five-year run of Colony as the league champion.

F: Chelsea Barnes, Diamond Ranch, Sr.
The first team all-CIF guard filled up the stat sheet with 18.6 points, 6.6 rebounds, 2.5 assists and 2.4 steals per game for a Diamond Ranch team that went 25-7 and reached the CIF-SS Division 3AA semifinals.

F: Ashtyn Anderson, Etiwanda, Sr.
The 5-foot-10 first team all-CIF forward averaged 12.5 points, 12 rebounds 2.9 steals and 2.8 assists per game in addition to shooting 71 percent from the free throw line for the Baseline League champion Eagles, who went 23-4 and reached the CIF-SS Division 1AA quarterfinals.

C: Denae Williams, Rialto, Sr.
The first team all-San Andreas League center averaed 23.1 points, 22.3 rebounds and 4.9 blocks per game for the league champions. A second team all-CIF selection, Williams has signed to play at the University of San Francisco next season.

With all-Inland Valley basketball running this week, it's time to release all-valley wrestling. Due to space/time/staffing constraints, we are only running a list of all-valley wrestling on the blog.
But here it is, all-valley wrestling for 2011-12 season.

Wrestler of the Year: Jacob Leon, Sr., Alta Loma (138)
Coach of the Year: Nick Nakamura, Chino Hills

The Daily Bulletin is seeking All-Valley nominations as well as all-league teams for soccer and basketball. If you are a varsity head coach for soccer or basketball and would like to submit nominations from your own team or other area teams, please e-mail statistics and any applicable honors to clay.fowler@inlandnewspapers.com.

BOYS BASKETBALL
MVP: Chris Reyes, 12, Damien

First Team
Josh Ramirez, 12, Ayala
Jared Ponce, 12, Ayala
Michael Navar, 12, Chino Hills
Cameron Curry, 11, Chino Hills
Kyle Maloof, 12, Claremont
Jared Dizon, 11, Damien
Clayton White, 12, Damien
Jeriko Santos, 11, South Hills

DIVISION 1AA
Players of the Year: Katin Reinhardt, Mater Dei (12); Xavier Johnson, Mater Dei (12)
Coach of the Year: Gary McKnight, Mater Dei
First Team
Myles Pearson, 12, Upland
Stanley Johnson, 10, Mater Dei
Jordan Mathews, 11, Santa Monica
Marvelle Harris, 12, Eisenhower
Jordan McLaughlin, 10, Etiwanda
Parker Jackson-Cartwright, 10, Loyola
Roschon Prince, 11, Long Beach Poly
Jordan Bell, 11, Long Beach Poly

DIVISION 1AA
Player of the Year: Nirra Fields, Mater Dei(12); Jordan Adams, Mater Dei (12)
Coach of the Year: Kim Cram-Torres
First Team
Alexas Williamson, 12, Mater Dei
Chrishae Rowe, 11, Santiago/Corona
Destiny King, 12, Long Beach Poly
Keitra Wallace, 12, Brea Olinda
Taylor Spears, 12, Brea Olinda
Gabriella Hanson, 11, Troy
Monique Billings, 10, Corona Santiago
Ashtyn Anderson, 12, Etiwanda

BOYS BASKETBALL
Player of the Year: Cameron Levise, Ontario Christian
Coach of the Year: Michael Allen, Arrowhead Christian

First Team
Daylan Lawrence, So., Ontario Christian
Cameron Levise, Sr., Ontario Christian
Kevin Ross, Sr., Ontario Christian
Brandon Zuidema, Sr., Ontario Christian
Demetrius Overstreet, Jr., Aquinas
Joseph Rushing, So., Aquinas

Several local soccer players were selected to play in the Southern California High School Soccer Coaches Association Senior All-Star games on Saturday at La Mirada High School.

There will be a total of six games on Saturday, three boys and three girls. A team of Division 1 all-stars will take on a Division 2 team, Division 3 versus Division 4 and Division 5 against a combined all-star team from Divisions 6 and 7. Three players each from the CIF champion Claremont girls and St. Lucy's made the Division 3 team. The Claremont boys also landed a pair of players on the Division 3 team.

DIVISION 1
Player of the Year - Rachel Fattal, Los Alamitos, Sr.
Coach of the Year - Bill Barnett, Newport Harbor

First Team
Maddy McClaren, 12, Newport Harbor
Carly Christian, 11, Newport Harbor
Elissia Schilling, 11, Newport Harbor
Alex Musselman, 12, Corona del Mar
Diana Murphy, 12, Corona del Mar
Yoshi Anderson, 12, Laguna Beach
Melena Masson, 12, Laguna Beach
McKenna Mitchell, 12, Foothill
Cana Manzella, 9, Foothill
Kodi Hill, 12, Dos Pueblos
Jamie Neushul, 11, Dos Pueblos
Kelsey O'Brien, 11, Santa Barbara
Alys Williams, 12, Edison

Most Valuable Player: Jillian Alleyne, Sr., Summit High School
Coach of the Year: Latrina Duncan, Summit High School

First Team All-League
Brooklyn Jackson, Summit High School
Ashley Weissman , Summit High School
Ajaee Foster, Summit High School
Ana Brodie, Summit High School
Alysia Trejo, Jurupa Valley High School
Paige Tompkin, Jurupa Valley High School
Judit Briseno, Jurupa Valley High School
Ciara Guerrero, Patriot High School
Sabrina Avery, Patriot High School
Lorena Carillo, Patriot High School
Jazmin Medina, Kaiser High School
Alijah Dodson, Kaiser High School

Boys Basketball
MVP: Miles Poullard, Colony, Sr.

First Team
Steven Merrill, Chino, 12
LaMontrae Jones, Garey, 11
Jamaal Logan, Chaffey, 12
Devyn Sampson, Montclair, 12
Bobby Talamantes, Montclair, 12
Eric Ortiz, Ontario, 12
Kennieth Barnes, Colony, 10
Everett Turner, Colony, 11
Robert Wagner, Colony, 12
Mark Eden, Don Lugo, 11
T.A. Dixon, Don Lugo, 12
Michael Carr, Don Lugo, 12

La Verne Lutheran High School's Grant Jerrett was the only player from California to be selected to play in the McDonalds All-American game. The 6-foot-10, 230-pound center who has signed with Arizona is one of 12 members of the West team that will take on the East on March 28 at the United Center in Chicago.

Four players from Southern California were selected for the girls McDonalds All-American team, including Candice Agee of Silverado High School, who will play at Penn State. Jordan Adams and Nirra Fields of Santa Ana Mater Dei High and Imani Stafford of Los Angeles Windward are the other three.

Offensive Player of the Year: Su'a Cravens, Vista Murrieta
Defensive Player of the Year: Jeremy Castro, Vista Murrieta
Coach of the Year: Coley Candaele, Vista Murrieta

OFFENSE
Running back:
Romello Goodman, Corona Centennial
Donta Abron, Upland
Craig Lee, Redlands
Joseph Ajeigbe, Norco
Kurt Scoby, Charter Oak
Quarterback:
Hayden Gavett, Centennial
Travis Santiago, Charter Oak.

Offensive Player of the Year:
Jamaal Williams, Summit, 12, RB; Bernard Porter, Summit, 12, QB
Defensive Player of the Year:
Donte Deayon, Summit, 12, DB; Nolan Peralta, Elsinore, 12, LB
Coach of the Year:
Tony Barile, Summit

OFFENSE
Running back:
Davien Payne, Citrus Hill, 12
Taleeb Isom, Kaiser, 11
Adarius Hogan, Serrano, 12
Jamaal Morrow, Heritage, 11
Marshaun Coprich, Oak Hills, 12
Quarterback:
Trevor Hodge, Citrus Hill, 11

Offensive Player of the Year: Steven Rivera, Arroyo, 12
Defensive Player of the Year: Brett Walsh, Monrovia, 11
Coach of the Year: Ryan Maddox, Monrovia

OFFENSE
Running back
Amjed Aboul-hosn, Village Christian, 12
Sir Darius Yarbrough, Pomona, 12
J.R. Nelson, Hacienda Hacienda Wilson, 12
Marquise Bias, Monrovia, 12
Desmond Reed, Azusa, 12
Quarterback:
Andy Guerrero, San Gabriel, 12
Billy Livingston, Covina, 12

Offensive Players of the Year:
Carlos Hernandez, Rancho Verde, 12, QB; Dane Tiedeman, Palm Springs, 12, QB.
Defensive Players of the Year:
Blair Brown, Rancho Verde, 12, LB; Kyle Lass, Palm Springs, 12, LB.
Coach of the Year:
Pete Duffy, Rancho Verde

OFFENSE
Running back:
Jeremiah Talia, Moreno Valley,12
Gaylon Maxie, Carter, 12
Xavier Browne, Chino, 12
Tim Santa Maria, Palm Desert, 12
Jamie Snowten, San Gorgonio, 12
Quarterback:
Carlos Hernandez, Rancho Verde, 12
Dane Tiedeman, Palm Springs, 12
Monroe Offield, San Gorgonio, 12

Offensive Player of the Year: Tyler Stewart, Sierra Canyon, 12, QB.
Defensive Player of the Year: Brian Tucker, Sierra Canyon, 11 LB
Coach of the Year: Jon Ellinghouse, Sierra Canyon

OFFENSE
Running back:
Xavier Menifield, Sierra Canyon, 11
Ryan Davis, Paraclete, 12
Brandon Gonzalez, Bishop Diego, 12
Jacob Taylor, Rim of the World, 11
Mike Salas, Ontario Christian, 12.
Quarterback:
Nolan Tisdale, Bishop Diego, 12.

Offensive Player of the Year: Chris Solomon, West Covina, 12
Defensive Player of the Year: Dorrin Turner, West Covina, 12
Coach of the Year: Mike Maggiore, West Covina

OFFENSE
Running back:
Joey Davis, Santa Fe 12
OJ Medina, La Serna, 12
Zander Anding, Burbanks Burroughs, 12
Johnny Hills, La Mirada, 11
Jimmy Frazier, West Covina, 12
Justin Fa'aola, Los Altos, 12
Ryan Harris Bellflower, 12
Quarterback:
Myles Carr, Arcadia, 12
Gerry Myres, La Mirada, 11

Player of the Year - Offense: Michael Salas, Sr., Ontario Christian
Player of the Year - Defense: Caleb McClure, Sr., Ontario Christian
Coach of the Year: Scott Hurst - Ontario Christian

FIRST TEAM
Craig Bruinsma, Jr., Ontario Christian
Christian Dirksen, Jr., Ontario Christian
Caleb McClure, Sr., Ontario Christian
Michael Salas, Sr., Ontario Christian
T.J. Spykstra, Jr., Ontario Christian
Josh Tampio, Jr., Ontario Christian
Mark Urtz, Sr., Ontario Christian
Richard Anhaueser, Sr., Aquinas
Romero Flores, Jr., Aquinas
Burrell Handy, Sr., Aquinas
Frank Klementich, Sr., Aquinas
Drew Ybarra, Sr., Aquinas

Player of the Year: Carly DeHoog, Jr., Ontario Christian
Coach of the Year: Paige Molina, Ontario Christian

FIRST TEAM
Carly DeHoog Jr. Ontario Christian
Nancy Obi Jr. Ontario Christian
Elizabeth Prestia Sr. Ontario Christian
Samantha Sutley Jr. Ontario Christian

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Gaylon Maxie, Running Back, Carter, Senior

Gabriel Luis Acosta/Staff Photographer

COACH OF THE YEAR
Tony Barile, Summit

Will Lester/Staff Photographer

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Jackie Macy, Setter, St. Lucy's, Senior
The St. Lucy's setter finished her high school career by leading the Regents to a second consecutive CIF championship. Macy, who will play at Colgate next season, collected 1,103 assists on the season, led the Sierra League champions with 59 aces and had 251 digs. A rock for St. Lucy's for the second year in a row, Macy was instrumental in a second consecutive Sierra League title and another dramatic playoff run.

COACH OF THE YEAR
Sean Douglas, St. Lucy's
Douglas coached the Regents to a CIF championship just as he did last year and while the result was the same, everything else was different. Gone was his top hitter and middle blocker from last season, but Douglas utilized a junior and sophomore in prominant roles this season. St. Lucy's felt the weight of defending its title as evidenced by twice being swept in league play, but Douglas helped the Regents regroup in time to win an outright Sierra League championship before surging to the CIF title.

MVP: Vinny Venegas (Covina)
Most Valuable Offense: Sir Darius Yarbrough (Pomona)
Most Valuable Defense: Michael Todd (Pomona)
Lineman of the year: Phil Romano (Covina)

FIRST TEAM
Offense
QB: Billy Livingston (Covina)
WR: Justin Mason (Covina)
WR: Will Mitchell (Northview)
WR: Terrell Mosby (Pomona)
WR: George Czarnick (Wilson)
RB: Gevontray Ainsworth (Covina)
RB: Keith Bolden (Nogales)
RB: Javon Taylor (Northview)
RB: J.R. Nelson (Wilson)

MVPs: Jackie Macy, 12, St. Lucy's; Taylor Scott, 12, Claremont

First team
Briana Holmes, 12, Claremont
Ariana Holmes, 11, Claremont
Marisa Gomez, 12, South Hills
Shelley Anderson, 11, Chino Hills
Karly Shockey, 12, Chino Hills
Heather Tiveman, 12, Chino Hills
Jasmine Warmington, 12, St. Lucy's
Ariannna Sifuentes, 12, St. Lucy's
Erin Clark, 10, Ayala

MVP: Travis Santiago, Charter Oak
Offensive players of the year: Chris Gilchrist (Charter Oak), Kurt Scoby (Charter Oak)
Defensive player of the year: Naim Colbert (Chino Hills)

FIRST TEAM
offense
QB: Andrew Chavez (Chino Hills)
RB: Jamel Hart (South Hills)
RB: Jordan Robinson (Ayala)
RB: Jalen Castille (Damien)
RB: Louis Napoles (Chino Hills)
WR: Jack Austin (Chino Hills)
WR: Aaren Vaughs (Charter Oak)
WR: Jaime Canada (South Hills)
WR: Bryce Bobo (Charter Oak)
WR: Joshua Savage (Damien)

MVP: Alex Brehaut- Los Osos- 12 -Libero

FIRST TEAM
Brittany Yaxley- Glendora- 12
Angie Myna- Etiwanda- 12
Danielle Hunt- Upland- 12
Brooke Barber- Upland- 12
Lauren Nicholson- Upland- 12
Mallkia O'Brien- Alta Loma 12
Ashten Smith-Goeden- Los Osos- 10
Jenna Siddique- Los Osos- 12
Tarissa Mellin- Rancho Cucamonga- 11

DIVISION 1AA
Player of the Year - JoJo Schnabi, Los Alamitos (12) Outside Hitter
Coach of the Year - Dave Huber, Los Alamitos

Cinnamon Sary, Newport Harbor, OH, 12
Taylor Racich, Dos Pueblos, OH, 12
Cassie Strickland, Edison, OH, 12
Alexa Strange, San Clemente, MB, 12
Rebecca Strehlow, Long Beach Wilson, S, 12
Sarah Hughes, Mater Dei, S, 11
Tatum Norton, Newport Harbor, L, 12
Alijah Gunsaulus, Los Alamitos, OH, 12
Summer Easeff, Thousand Oaks, MB, 12
Corie Bain, Mira Costa, S, 11
Macy Capen, Orange Lutheran, OH, 12
Tiffany Morales, Redondo Union, L, 12
Emily Moss, Notre Dame/Sherman Oaks, OH, 12

Offensive MVP: Donta Abron, Upland, RB, 12
Defensive MVP: Viliami Latu, Rancho Cucamonga, LB, 11

FIRST TEAM
Offense
Quarterback
Larry Cutbirth, Etiwanda, 12
Dimitri Morales, Rancho Cucamonga, 12
Nate Romine, Upland, 11

Running Back
Donavon Holmes, Glendora, RB, 12
Christian Powell, Upland, FB, 12

Wide Receiver
Ralphael Barr, Etiwanda, 12
Jordan Mathis, Etiwanda, 12
Jermel Walker, Rancho Cucamonga, 11
J.T. Huggins, Rancho Cucamonga, 12
Kenny Lawler, Upland, 12

Offensive MVP: Jamal Williams, Summit, Sr., RB
Defensive MVP: Donte Deayon, Summit, Sr., DB

First Team
OFFENSE
QB: Bernard Porter, Summit
QB: Martin Mercado, Jurupa Valley
RB: Nano Martinez, Patriot
RB: Taleeb Isom, Kaiser
RB: Marquette Washington, Kaiser
RB: Johntay Carter, Bloomington
RB: Santana Gonzalez, Jurupa Valley
WR: Jeremy Vincent, Patriot
WR: Victor Hernandez, Norte Vista
WR: Ezkiel Hernden, Bloomington
WR: Daulton Boughtan, Jurupa Valley

FIRST TEAM
OFFENSE
Quarterback
Austin DeCoud, REV
Clayton Leach-Mead, Yucaipa
Jimmy Walker, Redlands

Running Back
Jessie Riley, REV
Darryl Miller, Redlands
Craig Lee, Redlands
Khaylin Jackson, Miller

Wide Receiver
Turner Jackson, Miller
Brandon Scott, Yucaipa
Zachary Brown, REV
Marvelle Harris, Eisenhower

Defensive MVP: Eddie Martinez, 12, Colony, Linebacker
Offensive MVP: Matt Simko, 11, Colony, Quarterback
Lineman MVP: Isaiah Aneke, 12, Colony, OL/DL

FIRST TEAM
Darius McCants, 12, Colony, Defensive Back
Matthew Tesimale, 12, Colony, Linebacker
Chaz Nelson, 12, Colony, Defensive Back
Bryan Harper, 12, Colony, Defensive back
Ivan Renderos, 11, Colony, Defensive Line
Hakiteli Tuivai, 10, Colony, Offensive Line
Marcus Williams, 10, Colony, Wide Receiver
Samajie Grant, 11, Colony, Wide Receiver
Matt Mendoza , 12, Colony, Offensive Line
Justin Cooke, 11, Colony, Quarterback

Player of the Year: Michael Fagan, Linfield Christian
Pitcher of the Year: Trevor Oaks, Woodcrest Christian
Coach of the Year: Glen Prater, Woodcrest Christian

First team
Mickey Chupek, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
John Davis, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Caleb Dirks, Sr., Woodcrest Christian
Edwin Gibbs, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Trevor Oaks, Sr., Woodcrest Christian
Parker Strebel, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Clint Hibma, Sr., Ontario Christian
Jordyn McMath, Jr., Ontario Christian
Alex Bush, Jr., Linfield Christian
Zach Cope, Jr., Linfield Christian
Michael Fagan, Sr., Linfield Christian
Sean Egan, Sr., Arrowhead Christian
Christien Pena, Sr., Arrowhead Christian
Brock Dudley, Sr., Calvary Murrieta
Jonathan Ruiz, Sr., Aquinas
Mark McMahon, Sr., Western Christian

Player of the Year: Danielle Vega, Jr., Infielder, Aquinas
Pitcher of the Year: Cecily Ruiz, Fr., Aquinas
Coach of the Year: Chris Ybarra, Aquinas

First team
Chelsea Casas, Jr., Aquinas
Heaven Murguia, So., Aquinas
Cecily Ruiz, Fr., Aquinas
Corrina Smith, Jr., Aquinas
Jessica Valenzuela, So., Aquinas
Danielle Vega, Jr., Aquinas
Kayla Hatch, Jr., Calvary Murrieta
Julia Howell, Sr., Calvary Murrieta
Loryn Nichols, Jr., Calvary Murrieta
Mackenzie Hammar, Fr., Woodcrest Christian
Brooke Uribe, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Mackenzie Magro, Jr., Arrowhead Christian
Sarah Stromwall, Sr., Arrowhead Christian
Jasmine Lara, Sr., Western Christian
Breezy Bernard, Sr., Linfield Christian
Taylor Lott, Sr., Ontario Christian

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Justin Garza, Junior, Bonita, Pitcher

PLAYER OF THE YEAR
Melissa Taukeiaho, Junior, Etiwanda, pitcher/third base

DIVISION 1
Player of the Year: Henry Owens, 12, Edison
Coach of the Year: Steve Madril, Riverside North

A.J. Balta, 10, Valencia
Tyler Brashears, 11, El Toro
Nick Catalano, 11, Esperanza
Matt Chapman, 12, El Toro
Gabriel Clark, 11, Riverside North
Ryan Cooper, 12, Esperanza
Luke Dykstra, 9, Westlake
Luke Eubank, 11, Newbury Park
Gabriel Franca, 11, Riverside North
Tyler Glasnow, 12, Hart
Austin Hedges, 12, JSerra
Christian Lopes, 12, Edison
Jeff Moberg, 11, Vista Murrieta
Ty Moore, 11, Mater Dei
Steven Pallares, 12, Corona Santiago
Cody Ramer, 11, Simi Valley
Eric Snyder, 12, Edison
Nick Torres, 12, Lakewood
Shane Watson, 12, Lakewood
Trey Williams, 11, Valencia

DIVISION 1
Player of the Year - Lauren Sweet, Corona Santiago, 12, Catcher

A.C, Borden, Esperanza, 12, Pitcher
Emily Lockman, Norco, 11, Pitcher
Shannon Bustillos, Anaheim Canyon, 12, Catcher
Lauren Rendon, Cypress, 12, Catcher
Allison Brown, Los Alamitos, 12, Infield
Bethany Kemp, Valencia, 12, Infield
Melina Martinez, El Modena, 12, Infield
Danica Mercado, Great Oak, 11, Infield
Yvon Minogue, Corona Santiago, 11, Infield
Shelby Pickett, Chaparral, 12, Infield
Sierra Romero, Vista Murrieta, 11, Infield
Paris Shipp, Thousand Oaks, 12, Infield
Jennifer Soria, Simi Valley, 11, Infield
Jamie Sullivan, Marina, 11, Infield
Dawna Tyson, Corona, 11, Infield
Desiree Ybarra, Riverside Poly, 12, Infield
Lauren Young, Anaheim Canyon, 11, Infield
Michelle Solomon, Redlands, 12, Outfield
Savannah King, Orange Lutheran, 12, Utility
Aubree Munro, Brea Olinda, 11, Utility
Melissa Taukeiaho, Etiwanda, 11, Utility

MVP: Andy Crowley, Sr., San Gorgonio

First team
Ronnie Bunse, Sr., Cajon
Ruben Rios, Sr., Cajon
Aaron Cisneros, Jr., San Bernardino,
Andrew Montoya, Sr., Colton
Tyler Rich, Jr., Colton
Joe Romero, Sr., Colton
David Robles, So., Rialto
Juan Rocha, Sr., San Gorgonio
Luke Staples, Sr., San Gorgonio

MVP: Sharon Estrada, Sr., Cajon

First team
Janice Burling, Sr., Cajon
Kaylie Garcia, Jr., Colton
Sabrina Garcia, Jr., San Bernardino
Courtnee Laughlin, So., Colton
Alicia Morris, So., Cajon
Allison Muhar, Sr., Rialto
Lauren Salazar, So., Colton
Marcilena Valenzuela, So., Colton
Janel Von Oesen, Jr., Cajon

MVP: Justin Garza, Pitcher, Bonita, Jr.

First team
P: Kenny Mathews, Diamond Bar, Sr.
P: Henry Omana, Diamond Bar, Jr.
P: Kyle Peck, Los Altos, Sr.
P: Jacob Chonsky, Walnut, Jr.
INF: Robert Mier, Bonita, Sr.
INF: Justin Row, Bonita, So.
INF: Rouric Bridgewater, Diamond Ranch, Sr.
INF: Gio Morales, Los Altos, Jr..
OF: Matt Gelalich, Bonita, Sr.
OF: K.C. Huth, Bonita, Sr.
OF: Josh Viloria, Diamond Bar, Sr.
OF: Will Walters, Walnut, Sr.
C: Dylan Goodwin, Diamond Ranch, Jr.
Utility: Mark Lindsay, Bonita, Sr.

MVPs: Courtney Gano, Bonita, Sr., Stephany La Rosa, Diamond Bar, Sr.

First team
Bree Sandoval, Bonita, Sr.
Aninssa Sanchez, Bonita, Fr.
Jazzlyn Costa, Bonita, So.
Liz Rubalcava, Diamond Bar, Jr.
Brianna Gonzalez, Diamond Bar, So.
Alyssa Villapando, Los Altos, Jr.
Mariah Midyette, Los Altos, Jr.
Lexi Garcia, Los Altos, Jr.
Mercedez Cundiff, Rowland, Sr.
Kaylea Snaer, Rowland, So.
Justine Chavira, Walnut, Sr.
Taylor Castro, West Covina, Jr.
Dakota Monarrez, West Covina, Sr.
Alex Blanco, West Covina, Jr.

MVP: Joseph Keller, Chino Hills, Jr.

First team
Keith Cooper, Ayala, Sr.
Kory Brown, Charter Oak, Fr.
Oscar Montenegro, Charter Oak, Jr.
Nathanial Acosta, Chino Hills, Sr.
Chris Kriarte, Chino Hills, Jr.
Cameron Pongs, Chino Hills, Sr.
Kevin Sprague, Chino Hills, Sr.
Antonio Gonzales, Damien, Sr.
Griffin Lord, Damien, Sr.
Adrian DeHorta, South Hills, So.
Ty France, South Hills, Jr.
Dominique Martinez, South Hills, Sr.
Jeff Moran, South Hills, Sr.
C.J. Saylor, South Hills, Jr

MVP: Nikki Girard, Chino Hills, Jr.

First team
Brianna Celaya, Ayala, Jr.
Stevie Knapp, Ayala, Jr.
Sarah Moore, Ayala, Jr.
Jennifer Gonzalez, Charter Oak, Sr.
Nicki Sprague, Charter Oak, So.
Garie Blando, Chino Hills, Jr.
Paige Gumz, Chino Hills, Jr.
Nikki Innamorato, Chino Hills, Jr.
Patricia Parks, Chino Hills, Fr.
Faith Song, Claremont, Sr.
Brandi Harkness, St. Lucy's, Jr.
Danielle O'Toole, St. Lucy's, Jr.
Laura Swan, St. Lucy's, Jr.
Sam Nieves, South Hills, Sr.
Lexi Robles, South Hills, So.
Britney Rodriguez, South Hills, Jr.
Kristen Stewart, South Hills, Jr.

MVP: Brennan Salgado, Glendora, 12, C

First team
Garrett Dean, Alta Loma, 10, C
Jake Gallaway, Etiwanda, 12, SS
Jason Broussard, Etiwanda, 12, P
Nick Cooksey, Glendora, 12, 2B
John Alexander, Glendora, 12, 1B
Sean Beckman, Glendora, 12, P
Josh Luevanos, Glendora, 12, CF
Andrew Vasquez, Los Osos, 12, P
Cody Dill, Los Osos, 12, P
Taylor Grace, Rancho Cucamonga, 11, 2B
James Zamarripa, Rancho Cucamonga, 12, OF
Daniel Robertson, Upland, 11, 3B
Konner Butler, Upland, 12, IF
Dustin Frailey, Alta Loma, 11, CF
Marcos Flores, Alta Loma, 12, SS

MVP: Melissa Taukeiaho Etiwanda 11 P/3B

First team
Devin Dean, Alta Loma, 12, P
Emilee Valadez, Etiwanda, 12, OF
Delaney Spaulding, Etiwanda, 10, SS
Kelsey Barak, Etiwanda, 12, 2B
Taylor Langdon, Glendora, 11, P
Tori Hernandez, Los Osos, 12, SS
Bri Meyer, Los Osos, 12, 1B
Krista Mann, Los Osos, 10, SS
Katee Aguirre, Rancho Cucamonga, 11, C
Justine McLean, Rancho Cucamonga, 11, CF
Caitlyn King, Rancho Cucamonga, 12, SS
Madison Hernandez, Upland, 11, C
Amanda Criscione, Upland, 12, 3B

MVP: AARON BERNAL, COLONY, JR., P/1B

FIRST TEAM
SHAWN SWEENEY, COLONY, JR.
MARK BRUN, COLONY, SR.
KYLE ZOSKY, COLONY, JR.
J.J. FRANKLIN, CHINO, SR.
JACOB ANDERSON, CHINO, SR.
ALEC CORDOVA, CHINO, SR.
MICHAEL JOHNSON, DON LUGO, SR.
NATHAN VIRGEN, DON LUGO, JR.
ANTHONY VIRGEN, DON LUGO, JR.
BRETT EARLY, DON LUGO, JR.
DILLON GRAP, DON LUGO, JR.
ANDY PEREZ, MONTCLAIR, SR.
DAVID ROMAN, MONTCLAIR, SO.
EDUARDO GONZALES, ONTARIO, SR.
ANGEL BOJORQUEZ, CHAFFEY, SR.

MVP: BELINA RENNE, DON LUGO, JR., P/1B

FIRST TEAM
JESSICA GUILLEN, DON LUGO , SR.
MARINA DURAN, DON LUGO, FR.
KAILEY PALAZZOLO, DON LUGO, FR.
KYLIE PADILLA, DON LUGO, SO.
BRIANNA MURILLO, DON LUGO, JR.
ABRE LANDEROS, CHINO, SR.
LEIA RUIZ, CHINO, JR.
CELYNA LUJAN, CHINO, JR.
ALYSSA CORDOVA, CHINO, JR.
JORDON SAUCEDO, COLONY, SR.
NICOLE PIRES, COLONY, SR.
BRE LOCKETT, COLONY, SR.
CRYSTAL MUNOZ, GAREY, SR.
CELINA FELIX, MONTCLAIR, JR.
MELINA PRECIADO, ONTARIO
CRISTINA ALARCON, CHAFFEY, JR.

First Team
Michelle Solomon, Redlands
Amanda Weis, Redlands
Kendall Apodaca, Redlands
Narissa Garcia, Redlands
Gabby Martinez, Redlands
Courtney Brown, Yucaipa
Justine Burdine, Yucaipa
Ashley Huff, Yucaipa
Melissa Roberts, Yucaipa
Sahvanna Jaquish, Redlands East Valley
Savannah Moore, Redlands East Valley
Ashlyn Bender, Redlands East Valley
Jenna Jaquish, Redlands East Valley
Sonja Garza, Eisenhower
Sarah Pineda, Eisenhower
Julia Gilbert, Miller
Diauna Nelson, Miller
Sarah Yniguez, Fontana

MVP: Kevin Davidson, Sr. Yucaipa

First Team
Leonard Malfavon, Yucaipa
Tyler Sapp, Yucaipa
Jackson McClelland, Redlands East Valley
George Thanopoulos, Redlands East Valley
Angel Landazuri, Redlands
Kavan Pardo, Redlands
Sean Smith, Redlands
Anthony Ayala, Fontana
Justin Lewis, Yucaipa
Alec Mordbito, Yucaipa
Frankie Alvarez, Redlands East Valley
Joseph Molina, Redlands East Valley
Matt Wilson, Redlads East Valley
Jacob Nottingham, Redlands
Brian Ruhm, Redlands
Luis Martinez, Eisenhower
Tyler Campbell, Miller

MVP: Courtney Hine, San Dimas, Sr.

First Team
P: Ana Mejia, Northview, Fr.
P: Elizabeth Celaya, San Dimas, So.
P: Anita Llevanos, Wilson, Jr.
INF: Sarina Jaramillo, Northview, So.
INF: Jazmin Chavez, Northview, Sr.
INF: Molly Ross, Covina, Jr.
INF: Miah Fernandez, Pomona, So.
INF: Aleena Avalos, San Dimas, Sr.
INF: Sarah Moore, San Dimas, Sr.
OF: Mercedes Menchaca, Northview, Sr.
OF: Candice Orozco, Covina, Jr.
OF: Blanca Lopez, Baldwin Park, Sr.
C: Janell Wheaton, San Dimas, Fr.
UTL: Erinn Jaramillo, Northview, So

MVP: Matt Lee, San Dimas, Sr.

First Team
P: Jason Martinez, Covina, Sr.
P: Steven Baltierra, Wilson, Sr.
P: Eddie Gutierrez, Baldwin Park, Jr.
INF: Andrew Carillo, Covina, Jr.
INF: Matt Munoz, San Dimas, Sr.
INF: Brandon Yepiz, San Dimas, Sr.
INF: Fernando Gonzalez, Baldwin Park, Sr.
OF: Albert Lemus, Nogales, Jr.
OF: Bobby Fraijo, San Dimas, Sr.
OF: Vinny Venegas, Covina, Jr.
C: Nick Hynes, Covina, Jr.
C: Ryan Dominguez, Baldwin Park, Sr.
UTL: Rames Nava, Covina, Sr.
UTL: Jake Ehret, San Dimas, Sr.

Co-MVPs: Krystel Gabbard, Kaiser, Jr.; Stacy Cavazos, Riverside Patriot, So.

First team
Jesslene Contreras, Kaiser, Jr
Marisa DeAnda, Kaiser, Jr
Crystal Cerpa, Kaiser, Jr
Linda Garcia, Kaiser, Fr
Destiney Henderson, Kaiser, Fr
Nicole Larsen, Bloomington, Jr
Felisha Gomez, Bloomington, Jr
Rhea Benavente, Bloomington, Sr
Alex Reyes, Bloomington, So
Diamond Turner, Patriot, Jr
Danyelle Sturm, Patriot, Jr
Ronni Pettis, Summit, Jr
Lianna Escobar, Summit, Sr
Earnysha Scroggins, Jurupa Valley, Sr
Jozleyn Salazar, Jurupa Valley, Jr
Alex McBride, Notre Vista, Sr

The all-state basketball team maxpreps.com released Wednesday featured plenty of area players, including La Verne Lutheran's 6-foot-9 Grant Jerrett, Summit center Dorian Cason and Etiwanda's USC-bound Byron Wesley. Jerrett earned a second-team selection and Wesley and Cason third-team selections. Upland shooting guard John Gilliam was named honerable mention. Maxpreps also named all-state teams by division, with Wesley (D1), Cason (D2) and Jerrett (D3) each earning spots on the first teams of their respective divisions.

Three Inland Valley football players were selected to the maxpreps.com all-state team released Monday. Upland kicker Jake Van Ginkel, who is expected to sign with Boise State on Wednesday, was named the first-team kicker after he connected on 15 of 20 field goals this season with a long of 50 yards.

Ekpre-Olomu, a safety from Chino Hills who is expected to sign with Oregon, was selected to the second team after a senior season that included 71 tackles, two interceptions, 1,694 all-purpose yards and 14 total touchdowns. Claremont quarterback Daniel Kessler, who will be a preferred walk-on at Utah, was also named to the second team ater leaving the Claremont record books in tatters with 3,490 passing yards, 37 touchdowns and 13 interceptions.

INLAND DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year - Michael Eubank, Corona Centennial
Defensive Player of the Year - Chris Gonzalez, Corona Centennial
Coach of the Year - Matt Logan, Corona Centennial

Offense
Barrinton Collins, RB, Corona Centennial
Sateki Finau, RB, Rancho Cucamonga
Kelsey Young, RB, Norco
Marcus Mason, RB, Etiwanda
Darius Guillory, RB, Chaparral
Nate Harris, RB, Chino Hills

CENTRAL DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year - Travis Champion, Rancho Verde
Defensive Player of the Year - Devan Hussey, Colton
Coach of the Year - Richard Bray, Colton

Offense
Xavier Browne, RB, Jr., Chino
Tyler Ervin, RB, Sr., Colton
Chyl Robinson, RB, Sr., La Quinta
Superiorr Reid, RB, Sr., Arlington
Devonte Jordan, RB, Sr., Rancho Verde

SOUTHEAST DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year - Chris Solomon, West Covina
Defensive Player of the Year - Maurice Dupleasis, West Covina
Coach of the Year - Mike Maggiore, West Covina

Offense
Max Gama, RB, Sr., La Mirada
Elijah Penny, RB, Sr., Norwalk
Ulises Ochoa, RB, Sr., Burbank
Richard Alvarez, RB, Sr., La Serna
B.J. Lee, RB, Sr., West Covina

EASTERN DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year - Seth Middlemas, Elsinore
Defensive Player of the Year - Nolan Peralta, Elsinore
Coach of the Year - Tony Peralta, Elsinore

Offense
Seth Middlemas, RB, Sr., Elsinore
Scott Benson, RB, Sr., Heritage
Jimmy Awolesi, RB, Sr., Kaiser
Taylor Ruize, RB, Sr., Serrano
Davien Payne, RB, Jr., Citrus Hill
Antawaun Jones, RB, Sr., Granite Hills
Montigo Alford, RB, Sr., Summit

MID VALLEY DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year - Nick Bueno, Monrovia
Defensive Player of the Year - Derrick Johnson, Monrovia
Coach of the Year - Ryan Maddox, Monrovia

Offense
Matt Fregoso, RB, Sr., Rosemead
Giovanni Rivera, RB, Sr., Sierra Vista
Marquise Thomas, RB, Sr., Northview
Amjed Aboul-Hosn, RB, Jr., Village Chrsitian
Christian Blanco, RB, Sr., Monrovia
Vinny Venegas, RB, Jr., Covina

Player of the Year: Daniel Kessler, Senior, Quarterback, Claremont
Kessler left the Claremont record book in tatters in 2010, breaking every single-season and single-game mark during a remarkable campaign he ended as the leading passer in the 567-school CIF-Southern Section. Kessler threw for 3,490 yards with 37 touchdowns and 13 interceptions in 11 games, good for an average of 317 yards per game for a Claremont team that broke a six-year playoff drought.

Coach of the Year: Matt McCain, Chino
In his first season as Chino's head coach McCain pulled off an unbelievable turnaround, leading a team that went 0-10 in 2009 to a 10-0 season in 2010. The Cowboys carried an 18-game losing streak into McCain's first contest but won 11 games in a row, averaging 42 points per game on their way to a Mt. Baldy League championship.

Player of the Year: Deanna Dalton, Senior, Outside hitter, St. Lucy's
Coach of the Year: Sean Douglas, St. Lucy's

FIRST TEAM
Jasmine Eatmon, Sr., Los Osos, Middle Blocker
The towering University of Georgia-bound middle blocker had 255 kills with a hitting percentage of over 60 percent on her way to Baseline League MVP honors. The first team all-CIF selection contributed 76 blocks in leading Los Osos to a league title.

Tori Haebe, Sr., Chino Hills, Libero
The defensive specialist for the Sierra League co-champions collected 551 digs in her final prep season. The first-team all-Sierra League selection had 33 service aces in helping Chino Hills not only to the playoffs for the first time but to an appearance in the CIF-SS Division 2AA championship game.

Katie Kirby, Sr., Bonita, Outside Hitter
The first team all-CIF outside hitter collected 415 kills at a hitting percentage of 47.6 for the Hacienda League champion Bearcats. The team captain had a team-leading 197 digs to go along with 48 aces in leading Bonita on an undefeated run through the Hacienda League.

Jackie Macy, Jr., St. Lucy's, Setter
Despite missing the first half of the season, the first team all-CIF setter racked up 685 assists on the way to St. Lucy's first CIF championship in school history. The junior finished with 185 digs and 45 aces as the Regents advanced to the CIF State tournament Southern California finals.

Jordyn Siko, Sr., Chino Hills, Outside Hitter
The first-team all-CIF senior played a variety of roles for the Sierra League co-champions with 262 kills, 555 assists, 230 digs and 80 service aces in earning Sierra League co-MVP for a Chino Hills team that reached the CIF-SS Division 2AA final in the school's first ever postseason appearance.

Alissa Young, Sr., St. Lucy's, Middle Blocker
The first-team all--CIF middle blocker who will play at Sacred Heart next year collected 301 kills for the CIF-SS Division 2AA champions. Playing a versatile role, Young led St. Lucy's with a 48.5 kill percentage and contributed 45 blocks and 94 digs.

MVP: Jasmine Eatmon, Los Osos, Sr.

First team
Camille Brown, Alta Loma, Sr.
Destiney Mebane, Etiwanda, Sr.
Arielle McCullough, Etiwanda, Sr.
Brittany Yaxley, Glendora, Jr.
Catrina Warren, Los Osos, Sr.
Caris Myles, Los Osos, Sr.
Kecia Ambers, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.
Jordan Ortega, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.
Kyla White, Upland, Sr.
Brooke Barber, Upland, Jr.

Player of the year: Chris Solomon, RB/LB, West Covina, Jr.
Offensive player of the year: Garrett Pendleton, Bonita, QB, Sr.
Defensive player of the year: Maurice Dupleasis, West Covina, LB, Sr.

FIRST TEAM
Offense
QB: George Johnson, West Covina, Sr.
RB: Beejay Lee, West covina, Sr.
RB: Chase Price, Diamond Ranch, Sr.
RB: Giamani Johnson, Bonita, Sr.
RB: Jacoby Carter, Diamond Ranch, Sr.
TE: Frankie Avalos, Los Altos, Sr.
OL: Mark Laffin, West Covina, Sr.
OL: Ray Amaya, West Covina, Jr.
OL: Jon Logan, West Covina, Sr.
OL: Joseph Gibson, West Covina, Sr.
OL: Mike Cortez, West Covina, Sr.
WR: Aubrey Coleman, Walnut, Sr.
WR: Jason Tsukada, Walnut, Sr.
WR: Leonardo Freeman, Rowland, Sr.
PK: Brian Drulias, Diamond Bar, Jr.

Co-MVPs: Jordyn Siko, Sr., Chino Hills; Deanna Dalton, Sr., St. Lucy's

First team
Jenna Nordschow, Sr., Ayala
Briana Holmes, Jr., Claremont
Shelley Anderson, So., Chino Hills
Tori Haebe, Sr., Chino Hills
Heather Trueman, Jr., Chino Hills
Marissa Gomez, Jr., South Hills
Arianna SiFuentes, Jr., St. Lucy's
Jasmine Warmington, Jr., St. Lucy's
Alissa Young, Sr., St. Lucy's

Back of the year: Vinny Venegas, Covina, Jr.
Co-Lineman of the year: Allen Brown, San Dimas, Sr; Wardell Crutchfield, Baldwin Park, Sr.

FIRST TEAM
Offense
QB: Billy Livingston, Covina, Jr
QB: Demetrius Counts, Pomona, Sr.
QB: Mario Rodriguez, Baldwin Park, Sr.
RB: Jordan Taylor, San Dimas, SR.
RB: Marquise Thomas, Northview, Sr.
WR: Demetrius Jackson, Baldwin Park, Sr.
WR: Kevin Kolbeck, San Dimas, Sr.
WR: Peter De La Cruz, Covina, Jr.
WR: Vinny Venegas, Covina, Jr.
TE: Samuel Guillen, Baldwin Park, Jr.

MVP: Sean Evans, Los Osos, Sr.

First team
Graham Jameson, Alta Loma, Sr.
Jordan Ashley, Etiwanda, Jr.
Nic Bell, Los Osos, So.
Dominic Vicinio, Los Osos, Sr.
Matt Wong, Los Osos, Sr.
Bryan Ellison, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.
Matt Vega, Rancho Cucamonga, Jr.
Derek McCauley, Upland, Sr.
Jonathan Jarvis, Upland, Sr.
Chris Peterson, Upland, Sr.

Player of the year: Ifo Ekpre-olomu, Chino Hills, Sr.
Co-offensive MVPs: Daniel Kessler, Claremont, Sr., Dennis Rufus, Charter Oak, Sr.
Defensive MVP: Auston Johnson, Chino Hills, Sr.

FIRST TEAM
Offense
QB: Vince Hernandez, South Hills, Sr.
QB: Travis Santiago, Charter Oak, Sr.
RB: Nate Harris, Chino Hills, Sr.
RB: Jamal Hart, South Hills, Jr.
RB: James Ramirez, Damien, Sr.
WR: Chris Gilchrist, Charter Oak, Jr.
WR: Josiah Thropay, Charter Oak, Sr.
WR: Scott Calles,Chino Hills, Sr.
WR: Aaron Dockery, Claremont, Jr.
WR: Tanner Kuramata, Claremont, Sr.
WR: Jack Reeder, Claremont, Sr.

Offensive MVP: Jimmy Awolesi, RB, Sr., Kaiser
Defensive MVPs: Dennis Taylor, LB, Sr., Kaiser and Donte Deayon, DB, Jr., Summit

FIRST TEAM
Offense
Bernard Porter, QB, Jr., Summit
J.R. Vallejo, QB, Sr., Patriot
Montigo Alford, RB, Sr., Summit
Nano Martinez, RB, Jr., Patriot
Edward Randolph, RB, Sr., Bloomington
Ryan Ruiz, RB, Jr., Norte Vista
Damar Sowell, RB, Sr., Patriot
Devon Blackmon, WR, Sr., Summit
Dwayne Brown, WR, Sr., Kaiser
Alex Cruz, WR, Sr., Bloomington
Jose Vizcarra, WR, Sr., Patriot

DIVISION 1A
Player of the Year: Krista Vansant, Redlands East Valley (12) OH
Coach of the Year: Cari Klein, Marymount

First team
Caroline Workman, L, Sr., Marymount
Lauren Greskovics-Fuller, S, Sr., Marymount
Alyssa Mason, MB, Jr., Redlands East Valley
Allison Palmer, S, Jr., Laguna Beach
Morgan Boukather, OPP, Sr., Corona del Mar
Emily Ellias, MB, Sr., Valencia
Jasmine Eatmon, OH, Sr., Los Osos
Alexis Hein, OH, Sr., Vista Murrieta
Dana Backlund, S, Jr., Murrieta Valley
Chanel Stewart, OH, Sr., Laguna Beach
Kristen Castellanos, L, Fr., Sherman Oaks Notre Dame

Offensive MVP: Thomas Carter, QB, Sr., Cajon
Defensive MVP: Devan Hussey, LB, Sr., Colton

FIRST TEAM
Offense
Dayln Contreras, QB, Sr,. San Gorgonio
Rory Colbert, RB, Sr., Carter
Tyler Ervin, RB, Sr., Colton
Jamie Snowten, RB, Jr., San Gorgonio
Tyler Telphy, RB, Jr., Rialto
Brandon Charles, WR, Jr., San Gorgonio
Haneef Hill, WR, Jr., Pacific
Ryan Jones, WR, Sr., Cajon
Damontae Kazee, WR, Jr., Cajon
Jordan Becar, OL, Sr,. Cajon
Ivan Grano, OL, Sr., Carter
Julian Ramos, OL, Jr., Rialto
Paul Rodriguez, OL, Sr., San Gorgonio
John Taylor, OL, Sr., Colton
John Pena, K, Jr., Rialto

FIRST TEAM
Offense
Eric Shufford, QB, Miller
Mike Stallone, QB, Redlands
Devante Lewis, RB, Miller
Dylan Malone, RB, Yucaipa
Darryl Miller, RB, Redlands
Jesse Riley, RB, Redlands East Valley
Juwon Bell, WR, Miller
Auston Forsythe, WR, Redlands East Valley
Kadyn Glass, WR, Redlands
Albert Jackson, WR, Eisenhower
Blake Braun, TE, Redlands East Valley
Edmund Faimalo, OL, Redlands East Valley
Tyler Kiest, OL, Yucaipa
Jared Layel, OL, Redlands
Dominique Robertson, OL, Redlands East Valley
Andres Ronquillo, OL, Miller
Jordan Smith, OL, Redlands

Offensive MVP: Sateki Finau, Sr., RB, Rancho Cucamonga
Defensive MVP: Tevita Kauvaka, Sr., LB, Rancho Cucamonga

FIRST TEAM
Offense
Edward Torruella, Sr., WR, Etiwanda
Larry Cutbirth, Jr., QB, Etiwanda
Marcus Mason, Sr., RB, Etiwanda
William Regis, Sr., OL, Glendora
Cody Rogina, Sr., RB, Los Osos
Paul Pitts, Sr., WR, Los Osos
Dylan La Frenz, Jr., OL, Los Osos
Dimitri Morales, Jr., QB, Rancho Cucamonga
Donovan Harden, Sr., WR, Rancho Cucamonga
J.T. Huggins, Jr., WR, Rancho Cucamonga
Sekona Fonua, Sr., OL, Rancho Cucamonga
Cameren Turner, Jr., OL, Rancho Cucamonga
Donta Abron, Jr., RB, Upland
Justin Nunes, Sr., QB, Upland
Kenny Lawler, Jr., WR, Upland
Kenyatta Johnson, Jr., OL, Upland
Jake Van Ginkel, Sr., K/P, Upland

OFFENSE
QB - Daniel Kessler, Sr., Claremont
The 6-foot-4 Claremont senior threw for 2,419 yards with 24 TDs and seven interceptions last year, his first full season as a starting quarterback.

RB - Donta Abron, Jr., Upland
After rushing for 1,350 yards for a winless Alta Loma team last season, Abron could be in for a big year behind the Upland offensive line.

RB - Montigo Alford, Sr., Summit
Also a prized basketball recruit, the lightning quick Alford averaged 10.6 yards a carry on the way to 1,146 yards and 17 TDs last season.

Player of the Year: SCOTT FRAZIER, Upland, Senior, Pitcher
Frazier went 6-2 with a 1.16 ERA and 87 strikeouts in 54 innings on his way to being selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the fifth round of the MLB draft on June 8. Frazier's fastball peaked at 96 mph during a season he began with an 18-strikeout no-hitter. The 6-foot-7 senior, who is deciding between utilizing a 96% scholarship to Pepperdine of signing with the Phillies, was also an imposing hitter, batting .386 with 6 home runs and 21 RBIs for the Baseline League champions.

Player of the Year: JESSICA HALL, Ayala, Senior, Pitcher
The Gatorade California Player of the Year bound for UCLA led Ayala to the first CIF softball championship in school history. Hall went 28-3 with a 0.68 ERA and 336 strikeouts. She pitched four no-hitters, including two perfect games and the 5-foot-9 senior didn't allow a run in the first four games of the playoffs. She was a force at the plate too, batting .340 with a team-leading five home runs and 32 RBIs.

DIVISION 2
Player of the Year: Adam Plutko, Glendora
Coach of the Year: Dan Henley, Glendora
first team
Zack Belanger, Junior, Cypress
Thomas Bernal, Senior, Paso Robles
Jacob Cage, Senior, Glendora
Garrett Donohoe, Senior, El Toro
Julio Espinoza, Senior, Rialto
Jim Grob, Senior, Arlington
Tim Helton, Senior, Upland
Mike Hubbard, Senior, Crespi
T.J. Kendzora, Senior, El Toro
Nick Mandry, Senior, La Mirada
Kenny Mathews, Junior, Diamond Bar
Griffin Murphy, Senior, Redlands East Valley
Wyatt Padgett, Senior, Yucaipa

The Ayala duo of pitcher Jessica Hall and head coach John Ameluxen earned Player and Coach of the Year in CIF-SS Division 3 after the Bulldogs claimed the CIF title with a 5-4 come-from-behind win June 4 over Downey Warren. Upland's Bubba DeJournett was named the Division 2 coach of the year after leading the Highlanders to their first CIF championship in 13 years. In something of a surprise, star Washington-bound Upland pitcher Whitney Jones, who didn't allow an earned run after the first round of the playoffs, was beaten out for D2 Player of the Year by Vista Murrieta catcher Taylor Edwards, who hit .452 with 9 home runs and 28 RBIs this season for the Broncos, who exited the playoffs in the quarterfinals.

DIVISION 2
Player of the Year - Taylor Edwards, Vista Murrieta, 12, Catcher
Coach of the Year - Bob "Bubba" DeJournett, Upland
first team
Ashley Beza, California, 12, Pitcher
Sierra Curley, Canyon Springs, 12, Pitcher
Whitney Jones, Upland, 12, Pitcher
Brooke White, Temecula Valley, 12, Pitcher
Ashley Holmes, La Serna, 12, Catcher
Jessica Garcia, Redlands, 12, Catcher
Eliza Crawford, Lakewood, 12, Infield
Kylee Lahners, Laguna Hills, 11, Infield
Mahriseh Medina, Mayfair, 12, Infield
Ane Pahulu, Ramona, 9, Infield
Shelby Pickett, Chaparral, 11, Infield
Pauline Monreal, La Mirada, 12, Outfield
Tatum Edwards, Vista Murrieta, 12, Utility

BASEBALL
MVPs: Travis Santiago, Pitcher, Sophomore, Charter Oak;
Rouric Bridgewater, Infielder, Junior, Diamond Ranch

first team
Brian Tuttle, Bonita
Adam McCreery, Bonita
Matt Gelalich, Bonita
Derek Goodwin, Diamond Ranch
Robert Mier, Bonita
Joe Munoz, Los Altos
Gio Morales, Los Altos
Aaron Henry, Charter Oak
Evan Highley, Bonita
Joe Reynoso, Charter Oak
De Jon Wallace, Charter Oak
Anthony Ramos, Bonita
Chris Holden, Charter Oak

BASEBALL
MVP: Derek Penilla, Senior, Pitcher, San Dimas

first team
Pitcher: Jason Martinez, Covina
Pitcher: Eddie Pedroza, Northview
Pitcher: willie Gomez, Ganesha
Infielder: Shawn Kennedy, San Dimas
Infielder: Nick Hynes, Covina
Infielder: Fernando Gonzalez, Baldwin Park
Infielder: Bobby Ramos, Northview

MVP: Jessica Garcia, Redlands, C, Sr.

first team
Marshean August, Eisenhower, C, Sr.
Sara Pineda, Eisenhower, P, So.
Christina Castro, Fontana, SS, Sr.
Nicole Soltis, Fontana, P, Sr.
Diauna Nelson, Miller, P, Fr.
Narissa Garcia, Redlands, P, So.
Marlee Rettig, Redlands, OF, Jr.
Michelle Solomon, Redlands, SS, Jr.
Amanda Weis, Redlands, 3B, So.
Jenna Jaquish, REV, OF, Jr.
Savannah Jaquish, REV, C, Fr.
Leann Lopez, REV, SS, Sr.
Amy Nece, REV, 2B, Sr.
Cassidy Bingham, Yucaipa, SS, So.
Courtney Brown, Yucaipa, 3B, Jr.
Ashley Huff, Yucaipa, C, Jr.
Mackenzie Maxwell, Yucaipa, P, Fr.

MVP: Chance Fuglistahler, Kaiser, Jr.

first team
Ernie Zaragoza, Kaiser, Sr.
Thomas Chacon, Kaiser, Sr.
Louie Ortega, Kaiser, Sr.
Antonio Duenas, Kaiser, Jr.
Jonathan Rodriguez, Kaiser, Jr.
Dakota Stokely, Jurupa Valley, Sr.
Nick Salvaggio, Jurupa Valley, Sr.
Ricky Bentacu, Jurupa Valley, Sr.
Marty Mercado, Jurupa Valley, So.
Angus Miller, Summit, Sr.

BASEBALL
MVP: Vincent Velasquez, Garey, Sr.
1st team
Kevin Lara, Don Lugo, Sr.
Alex Mancillas, Don Lugo, Sr.
Jeff Miller, Don Lugo, Sr.
Scott Makoran, Don Lugo, Sr.
Danny Maturino, Garey, Sr.
Josh Ortega, Garey, Sr.
Thomas Michel, GArey, Jr.
Oscar Gomez, Montclair, Sr.
Eddie Ramirez, Montclair, Sr.
Andrew Jacquez, Ontario, Jr.
Joey Puzin, Colony, Sr.
Kyle Zosky, Colony, So.
Andrew MacKenzie, Colony, Sr.
Aaron Bernal, Colony, So.

BASEBALL
MVP: Tim Helton, Upland, 12, C

1st Team
Marcos Flores, Alta Loma, 11, 3B/P
Austin Keenan, Alta Loma, 12, SS
Kyle Jackson, Claremont, 11, 2B
Jonny Traber, Etiwanda, 12, 3B
Mikey Ramirez, Etiwanda, 12, P/OF
Spencer Thorton, Los Osos, 11, CF
Anthony Fernandez, Los Osos, 12, 2B
Jake Hernandez, Los Osos, 12, C
James Zamarripa, Rancho Cucamonga, 11, CF
Austin Reed, Rancho Cucamonga, 12, P
Frankie Christian, Upland, 12, OF
Scott Frazier, Upland, 12, P
Ryan Goodman, Upland, 12, IF

Here are the rosters for the Inland Valley High School All-Star baseball and softball games. The 17th annual baseball game will be played June 9 at the Rancho Cucamonga Epicenter and the 7th edition of the softball game will take place June 7 at Big League Dreams in Mira Loma. All participants are seniors who were selected based on their athletic and academic achievement.

BASEBALL
North
P - Cesar Aguilar, Miller
P - David Cook, Upland
P - Angus Miller, Summit
P - Sergio Navarro, Eisenhower
P - Derek Penilla, San Dimas
P - Mikey Ramirez, Etiwanda
C - Tim Helton, Upland
C - Jake Hernandez, Los Osos
C - George Ortega, Damien
1B - Ryan Halstead, Los Osos
1B - Adrian Lopez, Fontana
2B - Anthony Fernandez, Los Osos
2B - Erik Lewis, Damien

Player of the Year
BYRON WESLEY
Etiwanda, 6-foot-5, Junior, forward
The transfer from Cajon who is verbally committed to USC averaged 19 points and nine rebounds in leading Etiwanda to the CIF-SS Division 1AA finals and the state tournament quarterfinals.

Player of the Year
ADRIENNE THOMAS
Summit, Point Guard, 5-foot-9, Senior
Arizona State-bound guard averaged 16.1 points, 3.3 assists and 3.8 rebounds in leading the SkyHawks to the CIF-SS Division 1A championship game.

Player of the Year
Adrian Topete, Montclair, Jr., GK

Coaches of the Year
Vince Mangione and Moses Venegas, Ontario co-head coaches

FIRST TEAM
F -- Mario Zaragoza, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.
The first team all-Baseline League forward scored a league-high 25 goals in addition to tallying nine assists in helping the Cougars to a second-place finish in the Baseline League.

F -- Corey Hostetter, Sr., Los Osos
The senior scored 14 goals, 11 of which came in league play, and dished out five assists for a defensive-minded Los Osos squad that won the Baseline League title.

F -- Daniel Nunez, Sr., Ontario
The Division 3 first team all-CIF forward had six goals and one assist in just eight games for the Jaguars, who won a wild-card and first-round playoff game in the most successful postseason in Ontario school history.

Player of the Year
Kaiyltn Mendoza, Ontario Christian, F, Sr.

Coach of the Year
Jeff Allen, Ayala

FIRST TEAM
F -- Makenzy Doniak, Ayala, So.
The first team All-CIF forward was the Sierra League offensive MVP after scoring 19 goals and collecting eight assists for the league champs and CIF Division 2 quarterfinalists.

F -- Jamia Fields, Los Osos, Jr.
Fields earned Baseline League co-MVP honors by contributing 12 goals and six assists to the league champs despite two other double-digit goal scorers on her own team.

F -- Vanessa Machado, Montclair, Jr.
The two-time first-team All-Mt. Baldy League selection had 18 goals and five assists for the Cavaliers, who went undefeated in the Mt. Baldy League.

Here are the locals who were voted all-CIF:

DIVISION 1AA
Etiwanda's Dave Kleckner was voted co-coach of the year along with Mater Dei's Gary McKnight.
First team
Byron Wesley, Etiwanda, Jr.
Kendall Williams, Los Osos, Sr.
John Gilliam, Upland, Jr.
Second team
Jordan Daniels, Etiwanda, Jr.
Khalil Kelly, Los Osos, Sr.
Christopher Powell, Upland, Sr.

DIVISION 1A
First team
Derek Brown, Chino Hills, Sr.
Evan Brooks, Colony, Sr.
Second team
Julian Caldwell, Colony, Sr.
Justin Long, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.

DIVISION 2AA
First team
J.J. O'Brien, Alta Loma, Sr.
Kenneth Morgan, Summit, Sr.

DIVISON 2A
Eisenhower seniors Alex Varner and Kirby Gardner were voted co-players of the year while Eisenhower coach Steve Johnson was voted co-coach of the year along with Marc Hart of Baldwin Park.
First team
Chris Adams, Damien, Sr.
Chris Reyes, Damien, So.
Second team
Bryan Bock, Eisenhower, Sr.

Here are the locals who were voted all-CIF:

DIVISION 1AA
First team
Teonna Campbell, Colony, Sr.
Jada Blackwell, Etiwanda, Jr.
Second Team
Jasmine Bernard, Etiwanda, Sr.
Janae Sharpe, Rialto, Jr.

DIVISION 1A
First team
Jillian Alleyne, Ayala, So.
Krishawn Tillett, Ayala, Sr.
Briana Baker, Rancho Cucamonga, Jr.
Ana Brodie, Summit, So.
Adrienne Thomas, Summit, Sr.
Second team
Ariel Marsh, Ayala, Sr.
Ericka Norman, Chino Hills, Sr.
Casey Zinn, Chino Hills, Jr.
Erica Evans, Rancho Cucamonga, So.
Ashley Weissman, Summit, So.

The local soccer players who were selected to the All-CIF teams:

BOYS
DIVISION 1
first team
Lee Nishanian, Sr., Los Osos, M
third team
Dane Johnson, Jr., Los Osos, D
DIVISION 2
first team
Marco Franco, Sr., Chino Hills, M/D
second team
Tarek Morad, Sr., Chino Hills, M/D
third team
Jacob Chavers, Sr., Chino Hills, M

DIVISION 3
first team
Saul Diaz, Sr., Garey, D
Daniel Nunez, Sr., Ontario, F
second team
Victor Cervantes, Sr., Garey, M
Jorge Virgen, Sr., Ontario, F
third team
Uriel Lopez, Sr., Kaiser, M
David Perez, So., Ontario, M
Bryan Rivera, Sr., Garey, F

BOYS BASKETBALL
MVP
Courtland Wharton, Sr., Aquinas
Coach of the Year
Jeff Wheeler, Western Christian

first team
Gerald Amene, Jr., Aquinas
Shaquille Gilbert, Jr., Aquinas
Courtland Wharton, Sr., Aquinas
Andrew Hyde, Jr., Western Christian
Gabe Perez, Sr., Western Christian
Sammy Santillano, Sr., Western Christian
Aaron Sanchez, Sr., Ontario Christian

BOYS BASKETBALL
MVP
Derek Brown, Chino Hills, Senior

first team
Michael Rodriguez, Chino Hills, Senior
Chris Collins, Chino Hills, Senior
Ian Corella, Chino Hills, Senior
Calvin Smith, Glendora, Senior
Kacy Barlow, Diamond Bar, Senior
William Hougan, Ayala, Senior
Chris Adams, Damien, Senior
Chris Reyes, Damien, Sophomore

BOYS SOCCER
Offensive MVP
Jeremy Bishop, Sophomore, Glendora
Defensive MVP
Marco Franco, Senior, Chino Hills

first team
Austin Vizcaino, Senior, Ayala
Tim Baker, Senior, Ayala
Bryce Chamberlain, Senior, Chino Hills
Robert Sanchez, Senior, Chino
Tarek Morad, Senior, Chino Hills
Jacob Chavers, Senior, Chino Hills
Matt Jean, Senior, Diamond Bar
Adam Camacho, Junior, Diamond Bar
Ozzie Alonzo, Senior, Diamond Bar
Suraj Pathak, Senior, Diamond Bar

MVPs
Kenneth Morgan, Sr., Summit
Dorian Cason, Jr., Summit

first team
Cameron Lewis, Jr., Summit
Montigo Alford, Jr., Summit
Quinton Lilley, Jr., Summit
Arian Ochoa, Sr., Jurupa Valley
Peter Parks, Jr., Jurupa Valley
Steve Nava, Sr., Kaiser
David Wedge, Sr., Kaiser

DIVISION 3
Player of the Year
Emily Donohoe, Jr., St. Lucy's

Coach of the Year
Ty Hudson, Corona Santiago

first team
Celena Photopulos, Sr., Corona Santiago
Megan Rowland, So., Corona Santiago
Julia Kirkland, So., Corona Santiago
Jillian Yocum, Jr., Riverside Poly
Sarah Lizotte, Sr., Riverside Poly
Cambria Shockley, So., St. Lucy's
Dallon Courter, Sr., St. Lucy's

MVP
Alex Varner, Eisenhower, G, Sr.

first team
Bryan Bock, Eisenhower, Sr.
Kirby Gardner, Eisenhower, Sr.
Bernard Ireland, Eisenhower, Jr.
Darius Batts, Miller, Sr.
Marcus Davis, Redlands, Sr.
Matt Green, Redlands, Sr.
Paulin Mpawe, Redlands East Valley, Jr.
Terrell Todd, Redlands East Valley, Jr.
Jonathan Redman, Rialto, Sr.
Cole Hauso, Yucaipa, Sr.
Taijuan Walker, Yucaipa, Sr.

MVP
Chelsea Lesniak, Bloomington, GK, Sr.
Coach of the Year
Rosa Quiroz, Bloomington

first team
Katherine Bathgate, Bloomington, F, Sr.
Jennifer Espinoso, Bloomington, F, Sr.
Jasmine Medina, Bloomington, D, Jr.
Tanya Velasquez, Bloomington, MF, Jr.
Clarissa Contreras, Jurupa Valley, MF, Jr.
Becky Finn, Jurupa Valley, D, Sr.
Silvia Sanchez, Jurupa Valley, MF, Sr.
Francesca Escobedo, Kaiser, D, Jr.
Emma Martinez, Kaiser, MF, Sr.
Priscilla Martinez, Kaiser, D, Sr.

BOYS SOCCER
Coach of the Year:
Gerard Solarzano, Los Osos; Antonio Garcia-Bautista, Rancho Cucamonga
MVP
Lee Nishanian, Los Osos, Sr., MF

first team
Jacob Davies Alta Loma, Sr., D
Cameron Sonzena, Alta Loma, Jr., D
Ryan Conner, Claremont, Sr., D
Tim Christenson, Claremont, Sr., F
Leo Rendon, Etiwanda, Sr., F
Andrew Rios Flores, Etiwanda, Sr., MF
Corey Shostetter, Los Osos, Sr., F
Kameron Dunn, Los Osos, Sr., F
Dane Johnson, Los Osos, Jr., D

BOYS BASKETBALL
Co-MVPs:
Byron Wesley, Etiwanda, Jr.; John Gilliam, Upland, Jr.

first team
J.J. O'Brien, Alta Loma, Sr.
Donovan Poole, Alta Loma, Sr.
Jordan Daniels, Etiwanda, Jr.
Kendall Williams, Los Osos, Sr.
Khail Kelley, Los Osos, Sr.
Justin Long, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr.
Chris Powell, Upland, Sr.

BOYS SOCCER
MVP
Adrian Topete, Jr., Montclair

FIrst team
Arturo Mota, Jr., Chaffey
Daniel Lopez, Jr., Chaffey
Rene Cisneros, Sr., Colony
Jonathan Bocanegra, Jr., Don Lugo
Victor Cervantes, Sr., Garey
Saul Diaz, Sr., Garey
Bryan Rivera, Sr., Garey
Antonio Marquez, Sr., Montclair
Scott La Fontaine, Sr., Montclair
Andrew Peralta, Sr., Montclair
Juan Galarza, Sr., Montclair
Daniel Nunez, Sr., Ontario
Jorge Virgen, Sr., Ontario
David Rodriquez, Jr., Ontario

BOYS BASKETBALL
MVPs
Julian Caldwell, Sr., Colony
Evan Brooks, Sr., Colony

First team
Matthew Baty, Sr., Chaffey
Demetrius Counts, Jr., Colony
Josiah Dennis, Jr., Colony
Sammeon Waller, Sr., Don Lugo
Geogre Uko, Sr., Don Lugo
Narciso Brito, Sr., Garey
Pascual Valadez, Sr., Montclair
Tory Gilroy, Sr., Montclair
Devyn Sampson, So., Montclair
Joseph Davis, Jr., Ontario

Finally got a hold of the All-Christian League football team...

League MVP: Jim Jones, WR, Aquinas, Sr.
Offensive MVP: Andrew Lachelt, QB/WR, Ontario Christian, Sr.
Defensive MVP: Jake Henderson, LB, Aquinas, Sr.
Special Teams MVP: Derrick Radden, RB/SS, Aquinas, Sr.

There were plenty of debatable names left on and off the All-CIF football teams released this week. Here are three players who didn't make the cut in the Central Division who left the debate behind about four months ago.

• Don Lugo defensive lineman George Uko, who scout.com rates the No. 2 player at his position in the country somehow didn't make the All-CIF team in his own division. The best defensive lineman in Southern California, who played for a playoff team, wasn't deemed a top 8 defensive lineman in the Central Division. USC's probably going to take the 6-foot-4, 300-pound senior, who was the most highly recruited player in the Inland Valley, anyway.

• Chaffey running back Ronald Douglas had the third-most rushing yards in California when his season ended on Nov. 27 but somehow missed the cut for All-CIF in the Central Division. Douglas rolled up 2,671 yards and 24 TDs on 343 carries, averaging nearly 8 yards per carry. His Chaffey team nearly defeated eventual Central Division runner-up Los Osos in a 28-26 quarterfinal playoff game. Chaffey coach Chris Brown wasn't pleased with the snub of the player that would have set Chaffey's all-time rushing record had he not been on the bench for a few second halves. "I know I'm venting a little bit but what they did is just flat out wrong," Brown said. "If you look at this team it just doesn't make sense."

• Garey's 6-foot-3 junior receiver Dominique Williams had 45 receptions for 1,213 yards and 10 TDs for a Garey team that passed for just 1,800 yards 17 TDs - and Williams threw one of those TDs! - but was a less attractive option than a receiver in his own league with 600 less yards, five less catches and four less TDs? As for the argument that Williams' Garey team wasn't relevant, the Vikings were one win away from the school's first playoff appearance since 2000.

CIF-SS SOUTHEAST DIVISION
Offensive Player of the Year: Adam Muema, RB, Charter Oak, Sr.
Defensive Player of the Year: Keith Smith, LB, Charter Oak, Sr.
Coach of the Year: Lou Farrar, Charter Oak

OFFENSE
Quarterback
Gus Viramontes, Diamond Ranch, Sr., 6-1 190

Running back
Amari Staten, Diamond Ranch, Sr., 5-11 185
Dalton Williams, Burbank Burroughs, Sr., 5-10 205
Ulisies Ochoa, Burbank, Jr., 5-11 190
Terris Jones, California, Sr., 5-8 165
Nick Castillo, Schurr, Sr., 5-8 185

EASTERN DIVISION
Co-Offensive Players of the Year: Michael Karls, QB, Palm Springs, Sr. & Nephi Garcia, RB, Palm Springs, Jr.
Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Josh Shirley, LB, Kaiser, Sr. & Christian Spears, LB, Palm Springs, Sr.
Coach of the Year: Steve Fabian, Palm Springs

OFFENSE
Quarterback
Nigel Barksdale, San Jacinto, Sr., 6-0 180 12
Derrick Dison, Ridgecrest Burroughs, Jr., 6-0 175

CIF-SS CENTRAL DIVISION
Co-offensive players of the year: Angel Santiago, QB, Etiwanda, Sr.; Jamil Austin, RB Colony, Sr.
Defensive player of the year: Tim Helton, LB, Upland, Sr.
Coach of the year: Tim Salter, Upland

OFFENSE
Quarterback
Greg Watson, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr., 6-0 190
Chad Jefferies, Glendora, Jr., 6-3 180
Ryan Verdugo, Chino Hills, Sr., 6-1 195

Running back
Derrick Malone, Colton, Sr., 6-3 205
Tyler Ervin, Colton, Jr., 6-0 175
Cody Rogina, Los Osos, Jr., 5-10 185
Michael Boyd, Rancho Cucamonga, Sr., 5-10 180

A team of San Bernardino County all-stars, many of whose names you'll recognize, will try to avenge two straight defeats at the hands of the Riverside County all-stars Saturday night at 7 p.m. at Corona High School.

I'll be there and will provide some thoughts on the players, many of whom are making one last push for a scholarship before national signing day on Feb. 3. Click the link below and take a look at the rosters for both teams.

PLAYER OF THE YEAR:
Anthony Brown, Senior running back/defensive back, Kaiser High School
The USC-bound Brown missed two games this season but still compiled 1,681 yards and 18 touchdowns on 198 carries in leading the Cats to their ninth consecutive Sunkist League championship and the semifinals of the CIF-SS Eastern Division. Brown, who is talented enough on both sides of the ball that USC hasn't yet determined what position he'll play in college, had 55 tackles and an interception as a cornerback.

COACH OF THE YEAR:
Tim Salter, Upland High School
A season after graduating four players with a collective total of circa 50 scholarship offers, Salter led Upland to its first CIF championship since 2000. With members of an offense that averaged more than 35 points per game gone to Stanford, Northwestern and Arizona State, Salter rode a defense that held opponents under 11 points per game to his third CIF championship at Upland.

San Dimas' Bill Zernickow finished a close second after guiding the Saints to their first ever CIF championship this season. After taking Diamond Ranch from its second consecutive 1-6 start to a second consecutive CIF championship game appearance, Roddy Layton was under consideration along with Los Osos' Tom Martinez, who led the Grizzlies to the school's first-ever CIF championship game after losing 38 seniors.

Will Lester/Staff Photographer
Upland head coach Tim Salter celebrates the Highlanders' 19-7 win over Los Osos in the CIF-SS Central Division championship game on Dec. 11.

Juston Winrow, who fittingly sealed San Dimas' first ever football CIF championship on Saturday by leveling Monrovia QB Nick Bueno in the end zone for a safety, was named the Valle Vista League's lineman of the year.

The 6-foot, 205-pound outside linebacker had 70 tackles and 18.5 sacks, including, of course, the one that punctuated San Dimas' rain-soaked 12-7 win over top-seeded Monrovia in the CIF-SS Mid-Valley Division final. As a tight end, Winrow was the Valle VIsta League champions' leading receiver with 20 receptions for 531 yards and four touchdowns.

Perhaps due in part to the evenly distributed carries in San Dimas' Wing-T offense, Baldwin Park senior Christian Lazaro was named the back of the year.

Chino Hills all-everything junior Ifo Ekpre-Olomu was named the Sierra League's athlete of the year when the all-Sierra League team was released this week. He was the Sierra League tri-champions' leading receiver with 40 receptions for 694 yards and seven touchdowns. He was the second-leading rusher with 498 yards and 12 touchdowns and may have done his best work at safety, where he intercepted three passes despite teams throwing away from him following his school-record eight interceptions as a sophomore.

Phillip Sainz (above), running back for Sierra League tri-champion Damien, was a co-league offensive MVP after rushing for 1,252 yards and 12 touchdowns. Glendora quarterback Chad Jeffries was a co-offensive MVP while teammate Michael Gonzales was the league's defensive MVP. Chino Hills' Wes Feer was named the league's place kicking specialist and Damien's Jake Capraro was the punting specialist.

Not surprisingly, repeat CIF-SS Southeast Division champion Charter Oak dominated the awards. Wide Receiver/defensive back A.J. Powell was named the Miramonte League's player of the year with numbers (26 receptions, 390 yards, 58 tackles, 4 interceptions) that must not have told the whole story. Teammate Adam Muema (1,938 yards, 23 TDs) claimed offensive MVP for his exploits at running back and linebacker Keith Smith (132 tackles) defensive MVP.

In all, Charter Oak, which didn't allow a sinlge point to Miramonte League team this season, including its second meeting with Diamond Ranch, a 21-0 win in the CIF championship game on Friday, landed a league-high 12 people on the All-Miramonte League first team followed by Diamond Ranch's 10.

In addition to Baseline League defensive MVP Tony Washington, Los Osos landed a league-high 10 players on the first team. Upland, which tied with Rancho Cucamonga with seven first-team members, matched Los Osos with five on the defensive first team.

After throwing for 2,459 yards with 18 TDs and 10 interceptions in addition to rushing for 916 yards and 17 TDs, Etiwanda quarterback Angel Santiago was named the league's offensive MVP. Etiwanda landed five on the first team, including Santiago's favorite target, reciever Bobby Ratliff.

OFFENSE
Quarterback
Juan Flores, Miller
Tyler Shreve, Redlands East Valley

Running back
A.J. Fernandez, Redlands East Valley
Brandon Leach, Yucaipa
Damian Robinson, Carter
Cameron Villalobos, Redlands

Wide Receiver
Kenneth Bell, Miller
Kevai Ellis, Redlands East Valley
Kadyn Glass, Redlands

Webb senior Chris Sazo was named Division 6 player of the year on Monday and Tom MacKinlay, coach of Webb's 2008 CIF championship team, earned coach of the year honors. Two of Sazo's teammates - Chandler Talleur and Matt Abrams - were named first team all-CIF.

CIF-SS Division 5 finalist Los Osos landed three players on the first team: Sean Evans, Tyler Abbott and Dominic Vicino. On the Division 3 first team are Damien's David Purington and Eric Osterberg following the Spartans run to the semifinals.

It's no surprise that the Colony High School football team dominated the awards, producing both the offensive and defensive MVPs and landing a league-high 10 players in on the first team.

Offensive MVP: Jamil Austin, Colony, 12, RB
Austin racked up 1,826 rushing yards on just 170 carries (that's 10.7 yards per carry) and scored 22 TDs in leading Colony to a 10-2 record and an undefeated run through the Mt. Baldy league for the school's third league title in four years.

Defensive MVP: Edward Todd, Colony, 12, MLB
With a team-leading 94 tackles and four sacks, Todd was the leader of a stingy Colony defense that allowed just 13.4 points per game.

Kaiser High School linebacker Josh Shirley accepted a nomination on Monday to play in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, the premier high school all-star football game in the nation.

The 6-foot-3, 218-pound Shirley, rated the eighth-best outside linebacker in the country by rivals.com, is one of 90 players from across the country who will participate on Jan. 9 in San Antonio, Texas. In a few short months, Shirley will be playing in front of 35,000 at the Alamo Dome.

"It's all pretty overwhelming," Shirley said. "I just feel blessed to have been blessed with the ability to compete on this level. The talent there is going to be through the roof."

Shirley will make an announcement of his own at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, proclaiming at some point during NBC's national broadcast where he will play college football. The four-star recruit has narrowed the field to: USC, UCLA, Notre Dame, Miami, Cal, Tennessee, Washington and Arizona.

Inland Empire football should not only be proud it showed out in a 35-27 win over counterparts from L.A. County in the Southern California Fiesta Bowl on Saturday, it should be proud of the conversations going on around in L.A. County before the two All-Star teams set foot on the field.

L.A. Roosevelt High School football coach Javier Cid, coach of the L.A. County team, called the I.E. a "hotbed of football." He spoke of how his team just didn't have the selection of athletes available in the I.E. He labeled his team underdogs before it even took the field.

The I.E. proved him right. It clearly outclassed L.A. County across the board. Had Palmdale QB Brandon Mims, who will play at Iowa State next season, not been a member of the L.A. County team, the scored would have been much more lopsided. Granted there were only a handful of Division-I college players among the 129 graduated high school seniors (so, take this representation for what its worth - on both sides) but within this sample, the I.E. had the better crop.

Here are some stats from the game:
Total yards: I.E. 301 (rushing 247, passing 54), L.A. 264 (rushing 107, passing 157)

RUSHING
I.E. - A.J. Johnson (Chino Hills) 15-105, Jonathan Norton (Moreno Valley) 8-62 2TD, Lyle Negron (Vista Murrieta) 7-54 TD.
L.A. - Brandon Mims (Palmdale) 9-89

PASSING
I.E. - Negron 3-for-3 14 yards TD, Eric Johnson (Bloomington) 3-for-4 40 yards.
L.A. - Mims 5-for-8 83 yards TD, INT.

RECEIVING
I.E. - Alex Jefferies (Eisenhower) 4-48 TD.
L.A. - Dayvon Ross (Manual Arts) 3-77 TD.

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Offensive MVP - Ronald Douglas, RB, Jr., Chaffey
Offensive MVP - Herman Huezo, QB, Sr., Ontario
Defensive MVP - Deveion Bauman, S, Sr., Chaffey

Football season isn't over yet for a couple of area quarterbacks.

Los Osos High School's Richard Brehaut and Upland's Josh Nunes will play in the Under Armour All-America Game Sunday night in Orlando, Fla. The all-star game featuring some of the top high school juniors and seniors in the country will air on ESPN at 5 p.m.

Here is a link to the player profiles.

The Baseline League cleaned house at the All-CIF football meeting Wednesday, claiming 19 of the 40 first-team selections.

To nobody's surpirse, Rancho Cucamonga's nine were the most from any single team. The Central Division champion Cougars also produced both the offensive and defensive MVPs.

Offensive MVP: Greg Watson, Jr., QB
Defensive MVP: Daniel Fonua, Sr., LB

Offensive MVP - Greg Watson, QB, Jr., Rancho Cucamonga

Defensive co-MVP - Ibeakalem Nduka, DE, Sr., Etiwanda
Defensive co-MVP - Jesse Gonzales, LB, Sr., Los Osos
Defensive co-MVP - Daniel Fonua, LB, Sr., Rancho Cucamonga

Offensive MVP - A.J. Johnson, RB, Chino Hills (above)

Defensive Co-MVP - Lawrence Larivee, LB, Sr., Ayala
Defensive Co-MVP - Chad Young, LB, Sr., Glendora

Athlete of the Year - David Quiroga, WR/DB, Sr., Ayala

I followed Baseline League boys basketball more closely than any other league in any other winter sport, thus, I feel knowledgeable enough to comment on the selections. Take a look:

BOYS BASKETBALL
MVP
Erick Ellis Etiwanda 12 G
1st Team
J.J. O'Brien Alta Loma 10 G
Chris Confair Claremont 12 G
Rome Draper Etiwanda 11 G
Kendall Williams Los Osos 10 G
Nick Bennett Rancho 12 G
Rashad Bowie Rancho 12 G
Kevin Bradshaw Upland 12 F
Danny Redmon Upland 12 G

Player of the year: A.J. Springer, Miller QB
Over 2,200 passing yards, over 1,700 rushing yards, 45 combined touchdowns, a completion percentage of 71. His team went 10-2, would have made the semifinals if the D hadn't given up a devastating last-minute touchdown drive. This was an easy choice.

Coach of the year: Tom Inglima, Ayala
0-10 in 2006 to 7-4 in 2007. From last place to second place in the Sierra League and a playoff berth in his second year at Ayala. This one was easier.

Best game of the year: Chaffey 30, La Quinta 28 (Week 4)
Keep in mind, this was the best game that I personally witnessed, not necessarily the best game of the year. Deveion Bauman (4 TD's - two receiving, one kickoff return, one interception return) dueled with La Quinta RB Kamani Harper (223 yards, 3 TD's), eventually catching the winning touchdown over Harper as time expired. Doesn't get a whole lot better than this.

Play of the year: Diamond Ranch QB Joe Carrillo's 83-yard touchdown pass to Brandon Sermons with 26 seconds left to give the Panthers a 28-24 win over Los Altos. Sermons, a 6-foot-4 speedy cornerback rarely plays offense. He was only needed for one play in this game, the only play of Diamond Ranch's final possession. He ran a go route down the right sideline, made a leaping catch over double coverage and ran the final 40 yards into the end zone.

Most clutch performance: Colony QB Jeff Ginolfi's 16-for-21, 326-yard, 5 TD performance in the CIF-SS Central Division championship game, a 41-14 Colony win. This was extra sweet for the senior considering he was the second option on a team that ran the ball 66 precent of the time.