2017 Spring San Andreas League all-league teams


Dylan Kanoho, San Gorgonio

Here are 2017 San Andreas League all-league teams:

BASEBALL
MVP:
Dylan Kanoho, Sr., San Gorgonio
First team
Diego Armas, So., Jurupa Hills
Dillan Brown, Sr., San Gorgonio
Cannen Buelna, Sr., Rim of the World
Justyn Cartzdafner, Sr., Jurupa Hills
Daniel Downey, Sr., Rim of the World
Mark Gonzales, Sr., Rialto
Chris Hardin, Jr., San Gorgonio
Christopher Melendez, So., San Gorgonio
Matt Negrete, Sr., San Gorgonio
Angel Ochoa, Sr., San Gorgonio
Daniel Rojas, Sr., Jurupa Hills
Justin Serna, Jr., Arroyo Valley
Victor Vodniak, Jr., Rialto
Ignacio Zamora, Jr., Jurupa Hills

Honorable Mention
Juan Borbon, Sr., Arroyo Valley
Alex Murguay, Jr., Indian Springs
Manny Rojas, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Ruben Pedroza, So., Rialto
Liam Keefe, Sr., Rim of the World
Luis Preciado, Sr., San Gorgonio

SOFTBALL
MVP:
Isabel Rocco, So., Jurupa Hills
First Team
Trinity Buck, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Alexus Cobb-Martinez, Sr., Rim of the World
Julia D’Amico, Sr., Rim of the World
Hayley Fontana, Sr., Rim of the World
Kayah Hayes, Sr., San Gorgonio
Leanne Hernandez, Sr., Rialto
India Kelly, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Ja-Sha Roberts, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Sarah Rengifo, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Cassandra Solis, Fr., Rialto
Alondra Vicary, Sr., Jurupa Hills
Brittany Vicary, Sr., Jurupa Hills

Honorable Mention
Ti’Anna Jenkins, So., Arroyo Valley
Alexis Alamilla, Jr., Indian Springs
Faith Benavente, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Trinity Suarez, So., Rialto
Cierra Jones, Sr., Rim of the World
Jesse McMichael, Fr., San Gorgonio

BOYS VOLLEYBALL
MVP:
Emmanuel Meza, Jr., San Gorgonio
First Team
Jared Dayton, Sr., Rim of the World
Adrian Gurrola, Sr., Rialto
Bobby Kumpf, Sr., Indian Springs
Franco Ramirez, Sr., San Gorgonio
Gerardo Rodriguez, Sr., San Gorgonio
Ricardo Salcedo, Sr., Indian Springs
Oscar Sanchez, Sr., Indian Springs
Jose Torres, Sr., San Gorgonio
Charlie Valdez, Sr., Rialto

Honorable Mention
Victor Espinoza, Sr., Indian Springs
Jesus Zavala, Sr., PSA
Enrique Felix, Sr., Rialto
Josh Tennant, Sr., Rim of the World
Hieu Le, Jr., San Gorgonio

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San Andreas League All-League teams Winter 2016-17

Arroyo Valley’s Hailey Vergara, (#14), battles for a loose ball with San Gorgonio’s Precious Knight, (#24), during the first half of Friday nights San Andreas League basketball game at San Gorgonio High School in San Bernardino, Ca., January 20, 2017. Arroyo Valley won, 70-30 and is still No. 2 in The Sun Top 10. (Photo by John Valenzuela/SCNG)

Arroyo Valley’s Hailey Vergara, (#14), battles for a loose ball with San Gorgonio’s Precious Knight, (#24), during the first half of Friday nights San Andreas League basketball game at San Gorgonio High School in San Bernardino, Ca., January 20, 2017. Arroyo Valley won, 70-30. (Photo by John Valenzuela/SCNG)

SAN ANDREAS LEAGUE

ALL LEAGUE BOYS’ BASKETBALL
2016-17

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: KEVIN BROWN SR SAN GORGONIO

Waylon Anderson JR Rialto; Darris Jackson JR Rialto
Brennan Daetwiler SR Rim of the World; Alex Ortiz SR Arroyo Valley
Chijindu Egeonu JR Jurupa Hills; Daniel Soto SR Jurupa Hills
Chris Fulton SR San Gorgonio; Derrion Thomas JR Rialto

HONORABLE MENTION
Jahsan Brown JR Arroyo Valley
Brian Ramirez JR Indian Springs
Karson Chaney-McQueen SR Jurupa Hills
Desmond Ashley JR Rialto
Joshua Sharpe JR Rim of the World
Mark Laing SR San Gorgonio

ALL LEAGUE GIRLS’ BASKETBALL
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: ANTANIA WATKINS JR ARROYO VALLEY

Jaiden Alex SR Rialto; Tatianna Russell SR San Gorgonio
Mariana Mejia JR Rim of the World; Ailani Scott SR San Gorgonio
Jessica Pantoja SR Rialto; Shy’Ann Turner SR Arroyo Valley
Nylah Prince FR Arroyo Valley; Hailey Vergara SO Arroyo Valley

HONORABLE MENTION
Jackie Coronado SR Arroyo Valley
Irelia James JR Indian Springs
Maryah Smith JR Jurupa Hills
Raven Smith SO Rialto
Shelby Avila JR Rim of the World
Babie Gutierrez SR San Gorgonio

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Indian Springs seeks new football coach

Indian Springs is seeking a new head football coach after the school and head coach David DeWoody parted ways.
Indian SpringsDeWoody, the only coach in the three-year varsity history of the school, compiled a 5-25 record including a 3-7 record in 2015. Among those losses was a one-point loss to Jurupa Hills. Had Indian Springs won, the Coyotes would’ve finished in a three-way tie for second.
Indian Springs Athletic Director John Chamberain said it was a “mutual decision.” The decision was just finalized on Thursday and it has not yet been posted on job sites.
Chamberlain said he does have two potential candidates on campus who were not on DeWoody’s staff, but who have football coaching experience.
Chamberlain wants to get a coach hired quickly, but not as quickly as other athletic directors who want to have a candidate selected in the next couple of weeks. He said he’d like to get a coach named, by the beginning of February “so he can get going on the off-season workouts.”
DeWoody was retired from teaching and was off-campus. Chamberlain hopes the next coach will be on-campus, but does not know what teaching positions might be available, should the next coach come from another school.
“It changes everything with a team to have a coach on campus,” Chamberlain said.
Chamberlain said he would like to have a coach with previous head coaching experience.

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A first look at Indian Springs High’s stadium

Above, a look at Indian Springs’ new stadium. Much of it is done, a grass field, lights, bleachers and press box.
Next week, the track is poured and the remainder of the concourse area, as well as ticket booth and concessions. At the end of the video, you see a heavy construction site. That’s the pool which won’t be ready for a few months now.

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Indian Springs wins first CIF-SS boys volleyball playoff match

Indian Springs
Indian Springs boys volleyball, which won the South Valley League to become the school’s first-ever league champion in any sport, won a playoff match for the first time on Tuesday.
The Coyotes swept Emerson Honors of Orange, 25-15, 25-20, 25-10 on Tuesday in the Division 5 first round. Next up for Indian Springs is a matchup Thursday at top-seeded Damien. Match is scheduled for 7 p.m. This is about the only sport where the two schools could meet in the playoffs. Perhaps Damien will move up a division after this year.

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Indian Springs volleyball wins the school’s first league championship

Jonathan Sanchez and the Indian Springs Coyotes boys volleyball caps off its undefeated South Valley League Championship season (15-3, 12-0) with a victory over the Nuview Bridge Academy Knights, 25-18, 25-12, 25-19. Indian Springs

The Coyotes volleyball team clinched the school’s first ever league championship in any sport following the victory over Public Safety Academy and Knights’ loss to the California Military Institute.

“It was a great group of kids,” said Coyotes coach John Arient. “It means a ton to not only this group of guys (to win the league title)  but for the school as a whole.”

Arient stated that this group is unique as several of the players do not play volleyball as their primary or first sport. Several members also play for the school’s soccer and wrestling teams.

Sanchez, who is a wrestler, contributed to the victory with 28 assists for the Coyotes. Manual Cardenas, who also plays soccer, had 12 kills with five aces and two blocks.

The Coyotes, who made it to the CIF playoffs last season will await the CIF announcement for the playoff pairings on May 8th at 9 a.m.

“We played Yucaipa last year in the playoffs,” Arient said. “We think that loss last season has motivated us this season.”

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Indian Springs earned first boys basketball win of the year

Before talking about Indian Springs’ 1st win of the season last week, I’d like to say that while I don’t root for teams, I hope every high school varsity team gets at least 1 win per season. Just a chance to taste victory. I’m not asking for every team to win exactly half of their games. I just hope that every team gets a chance to savor victory.

When you’re building a program from scratch, there are bound to be some bumps in the road.
The Indian Springs boys basketball team hopes those bumps are in the past.
Indian Springs earned hits first win of he season last Friday with a 66-54 San Andreas League win over San Gorgonio, improving to 1-16 on the season.

COYOTES mascot photo.
“It was tough early on,” coach Jamaal Cannon said. “We had the Bloomington Christian Tournament and we could’ve won two, if not all three games. We couldn’t get any breaks.
“Our two games leading up to (the win), our defense was getting a little bit better. (The win) was a huge relief. We know we can beat teams.”

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Christian Nunez led San Gorgonio to win, hands Indian Springs first loss

Christian Nunez scored two goals for the San Gorgonio Spartans (7-6-6 overall, 2-2 league) in the San Andreas League victory, 2-1, over the Indian Springs Coyotes (10-1-5, 1-1-2). San Gorgonio

“We are better than our record would show. We just haven’t put it together until today,” said Spartans head coach Adrian Villalobos. “The San Andreas League is tough, anyone can beat anyone on any given day.”

Manuel Perez and Carlos Ortiz were each credited with an assist for the Spartans.
“Today, our offense was our best defense,” Villalobos said. “We out hustled them and we had a lot of possessions.”
The Spartans will play at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday against Rialto, who is in first place of the league. It will end the first round of league play.
Indian Springs
The game also resulted in the first loss of the season for the Coyotes.
The Coyotes were ranked No. 6 in the first San Bernardino Sun’s Top 10 Boys Soccer rankings of the season.
Indian Springs will look to bounce back in its next game, which is at 3:15 p.m. Wednesday against Jurupa Hills.

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Indian Springs, Rialto tie 1-1: video highlights and thoughts

Indian Springs and Rialto tied 1-1. My guess is that you’re going to have a lot of ties in the San Andreas League. The league goes 2 points for a win and 1 for a tie, so it’s difficult to create separation. And I don’t expect anyone to get separation.

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VIDEO: Indian Springs boys soccer coach John Arient talks, + my take

Indian Springs boys soccer coach John Arient talks after his team tied Rialto 1-1.
My thoughts: Indian Springs looks good, but the San Andreas League looks like a dog fight. Indian Springs are currently ranked second in CIF-SS, but I’d be surprised if the Coyotes remain No. 2. Why? It has as much to do with the rest of the league. Indian Springs and Rialto have both tied their first 2 games. I wouldn’t be surprised if the winner of the SAL is something like 4-2-4 in league. That might not help CIF-SS rankings, but might help prepare a team for the playoffs.

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