San Andreas League all-league fall 2016

Here are Citrus Belt League all-league teams for fall 2016, sorry for the delay.

FOOTBALL
MVP offense:
Jair Goiz, San Gorgonio
First team offense
Kaleb Hayes, QB, San Gorgonio
Deontay Brown, Sr., RB, Arroyo Valley
Sean Carter, Sr., RB, Jurupa Hills
Xzavier Leslie, Sr., RB, San Gorgonio
Albert Rankin, Sr., RB, Indian Springs
Dezhon Williams, Sr., RB, San Gorgonio
William Brock, Jr., WR, Jurupa Hills
Tyreque Jones, Sr., WR, San Gorgonio
Bobby Kumpf, Sr., WR, Indian Springs
Larenzo McMillan Fr., WR, San Gorgonio
Dedrick Taylor-Akins, Jr., WR, Jurupa Hills
Jesse Boone, Jr., OL, San Gorgonio
Rogelo Marquez, Sr., OL, San Gorgonio
Nick Melendez, Sr., OL, Jurupa Hills
Zach McHenry, Sr., OL, Rim of the World
Javier Sandoval, Jr., OL, Arroyo Valley
Anthony Stoker, Jr., OL, Indian Springs
Jose Torrez, Sr., K, Arroyo Valley

Defensive MVP: Pika Fakava, Sr., San Gorgonio
First Team Defense
Dallas De Anda, Sr., DL, Jurupa Hills
Timoteo Fakava, Jr., DL, San Gorgonio
Tamoto La Cour, Sr., DL, Arroyo Valley
Xzavier Leslie, Sr., DL, San Gorgonio
Zach McHenry, Sr., DL, Rim of the World
Cody Akins, Jr., LB, Jurupa Hills
Isaiah Custis, Sr., LB, Indian Springs
Rudy Garcia, Sr., LB, Arroyo Valley
Gabriel Murgo, Sr., LB, San Gorgonio
Dezhon Williams, Sr., LB, San Gorgonio
Blake Wiest, Sr., LB, Rim of the World
Tyreque Jones, Sr., DB, San Gorgonio
Montre Moore, Sr., DB, San Gorgonio
Kejon Polk, Sr., DB, Rialto
Trichard RosemanDB, Sr., DB, Rim of the World
Jerome Weber, Jr., DB, San Gorgonio
Jose Aguilar, Sr., P, Jurupa Hills

Honorable Mention
Davion Chaney, Sr., Arroyo Valley
Da Juan Garcia, Sr., Indian Springs
Zane Scarbrough, So., Jurupa Hills
Xavier Torries, Sr., Rialto
Richard Roseman, Sr., Rim of the World
Praisegod Ikenador, So., San Gorgonio
Alex Martinez, Sr., Arroyo Valley
Ulysses Lugo, Sr., Indian Springs
Willie Rush, Jr., Jurupa Hills
Leo Torres, Jr., Rialto
Abraham Ramlagan, Sr., Rim of the World
Maurcio Elvine, Jr., San Gorgonio
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Carter hires baseball, girls volleyball, girls golf, boys basketball coaches

Carter High has hired four new coaches for the upcoming school year, athletic director Kennard Kapono announced.
For fall sports, Gary Hanson has been hired as the new girls golf coach, having coached baseball at both Carter and Rialto. Fred Nash, a former head coach at Rubidoux and Arroyo Valley, is the school’s new girls volleyball coach. Gilbert Berry III, a former head coach at Yucca Valley, is the new boys basketball coach, and Joe Rosalez, is the new baseball coach.
Baseball has been the most successful of the four sports, earning a share of the Citrus Belt League title last spring, before coach Samuel Lopez left in June to be the head coach at Bonita. Lopez had led Carter to a league title three times in five seasons as a head coach and compiled a 98-40 record.
Rosalez has bounced around in recent years as an off-campus coach, but he is on-campus at Carter. He was the head coach at San Gabriel Gabrielino three years ago, then the head coach two years ago at Miller, when his team went 8-15.
He wasn’t a teacher at Miller, so last year he went to Ridgecrest Burroughs where he got his first teaching job and served as an assistant coach. He teaches health at Carter.
“In all honesty, I was enjoying my first summer as a teacher, spending time with friends and family,” Rosalez said. “But this opportunity caught my eye. It’s what I wanted.”
Rosalez said in addition to facing Carter on the field as Miller’s head coach in 2015, he also had a good experience with Carter players. Both programs were selling Christmas trees and Miller’s players had to pick up their trees from Carter.
When Rosalez and other Miller people came to Carter, the Carter players offered help to load Miller’s trees onto their trucks. And that was without anyone from either team prompting them to do so.
“That’s a testament to what these kids are like,” Rosalez said. “They offered help and that says a lot about them. I’m very big on community.”
Rosalez said he is not worried about continuing Carter’s winning baseball tradition “with the type of kid we have here and the ability level we have here.”

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2015 Fall Mountain Valley League all-league teams

Here are the Mountain Valley League all-league teams

FOOTBALL
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Ambassador League honors: Girls Volleyball

Player of Year – Tesa Oaks, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Coach of Year – Teri James, Woodcrest Christian
Sportsmanship Award – Woodcrest Christian

Team standings – 1. Woodcrest Christian 14-0; Loma Linda 11-3; Notre Dame 9-5; Aquinas 8-6; Western Cristian 6-8; Ontario Christian 6-8; Arrowhead Christian 1-13; Linfield Christian 1-13.

First team
Tia Chavira, Fr., Aquinas
Madison Field, Sr., Loma Linda
Kristen Goggin, Sr., Aquinas
Bre Hood, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
Sierra Jorritsma, Sr., Arrowhead Christian
Emily Kennel, Sr., Notre Dame
Madison Maynes, Sr., Ontario Christian
Tesa Oaks, Jr., Woodcrest Christian
McKenna Prater, Sr., Woodcrest Christian
Kayla Redfield, Sr., Loma Linda
Jenni Seals, Sr., Notre Dame
Anna Stevenson, Sr., Woodcrest Christian
Kayla Wu, Sr., Western Christian

Second team
Raimi Albee, Fr., Woodcrest Christian
Michaella Elad, Sr., Aquinas
Natalie Grover, Soph., Woodcrest Chr.
Annaka Jorgenson, Fr., Ontario Christian
Tyler Kamashian, Jr., Linfield Christian
Michaela Montgomery, Sr., Nore Dame
Chelsea Nuss, Sr., Western Christian
Audrey Uyemura, Sr., Loma Linda
Damari Webb, Soph., Loma Linda
Trinity Wyscarver, Soph., Notre Dame

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Yucaipa’s Janell Walley, Chino Hills’ Alexis Cardoza win beach volleyball title

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Janell Walley (left), and Alexis Cardoza celebrate after winning the title on Sunday.

Yucaipa High’s girls volleyball team is seeking a Citrus Belt League title this season. But senior Janell Walley is already coming off her own big victory.
Walley and Chino Hills junior Alexis Cardoza teamed up to win an A-rated adult level beach volleyball tournament in Huntington Beach on Sunday.
Walley and Cardoza, who are club teammates with Rancho Valley, went 2-1 in pool play, then won each of their bracket matches to bring home the title. They earned a AA rating, meaning Walley and Carodoza won’t be able to compete in any A-level tournaments anymore, only AA and AAA. AAA tournaments are pro-level.
Walley, who has committed to Boise State, said playing beach volleyball helps her with the high school team.
“I think it helps your reading game on the court, predicting where it goes,” she said.
Walley said it’s difficult because she doesn’t get to practice much on the beach this time of year, unlike other competitors, who live closer to the beach, and many of the opponents are in their 20s and have an experience advantage.
“But I feel like we younguns have more stamina,” she said.
It helped, she said, for a tournament that began at 9 a.m. and didn’t end until 5:30 p.m.
I just found out via email what the CIF-SS rules are about this. The fact that it is 2-on-2 beach volleyball is allowable during the season, per CIF-SS rules. Spokesman Thom Simmons said if it was 3-on-3 (half of a regular team) it would be a violation of team rules.

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After beating REV, Rim girls volleyball ready for Durango Classic

Many of the top girls volleyball teams in the CIF Southern Section will be in Las Vegas this weekend for the 64-team Durango Fall Classic, which will be held at four high schools.
TX Body: And several of the top teams from San Bernardino County will be there, including preseason Sun Top 10 teams Redlands East Valley, Chino Hills and Rim of the World. Los Osos is a fourth county team in the tournament.
“I’m interested to see how we compete against bigger schools.” Rim coach Linda Pattison said.
All three of the county ranked teams, could end up facing each other if the seedings hold.
All three are seeded third in their four-team pool, so if they all went 1-2 in their pools on Friday they’d have a chance to play each other in Classic qualifying round Saturday morning or in the Classic Division Bracket or Contenter Division Bracket later on Saturday.
Rim is the highest seeded of the four county teams, seeded 40th overall, followed by REV (43rd), Chino Hills (47th) and Los Osos (57th). Los Osos is seeded fourth in its pool.
Pattison said Rim’s 14-25, 20-25, 25-16, 25-21, 15-12 win last week over REV improved the Scots’ seeding for the tournament.
“It moved us up more than it moved them down,” she said.
Rim’s win also did a lot for her team beyond tournament seeding.
“REV’s a good team and it shows we’re capable of beating a team like that,” she said.
In the match, Pattison said middle blocker Tia MacGuire, who Pattison did not expect to play due to an ankle injury, provided a big lift by playing in Sets 3, 4 and 5. They also had regular standouts Maddie Newcombe and Chloe Castillo (17 kills).
Rim usually schedules a tough preseason, so beating REV could help Rim in this tournament, in REV’s tournament Oct. 17 or in the CIF-SS playoffs.
Rim will play Honolulu ‘Iolani, Vista Murrieta and Los Osos in pool play on Friday.

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The Sun’s girls volleyball preseason Top 10

For better or for worse, here’s my Sun Preseason Girls Volleyball Top 10

A more detailed list is here: http://www.sbsun.com/sports/20150901/the-suns-high-school-volleyball-preseason-top-10

1. RANCHO CUCAMONGA (22-9 last year)
2. CHINO HILLS (27-7)
3. REDLANDS EAST VALLEY (26-4)
4. YUCAIPA (18-11)
5. CITRUS VALLEY (20-7)
6. LOMA LINDA ACADEMY (20-5)
7. SERRANO (23-4)
8. RIM OF THE WORLD (18-10)
9. ALTA LOMA (33-3)
10. SUMMIT (15-7)
Others receiving consideration: Aquinas (18-5), Fontana (19-4).

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Rancho Cucamonga’s Megan Casillas picks UC Riverside

From Michelle Gardner:

Rancho Cucamonga High School girls volleyball standout Maegan Casillas has made a verbal commitment to UC Riverside.
The 6-foot middle blocker was also considering Cal Baptist, La Sierra and San Diego Christian. She preferred to stay in the area but was also familiar with the school.
“I went to a summer camp there and I learned a lot from the coaches,” she said. “I felt at home and really liked the atmosphere there.”
Casillas, a three-year varsity player for the Cougars, managed 43 blocks in helping her team to a second-place finish in the Baseline League.

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