Sunkist League Spring 2017 all-league teams

Grand Terrace’s Lilly Bishop celebrates her 2 run double in the 6th inning of their Division 1 softball semifinal game against Norco on Tuesday, May 30, 2017 in Norco. (Stan Lim, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)
Grand Terrace’s Lilly Bishop celebrates against Norco. (Stan Lim, The Press-Enterprise/SCNG)

 

Here are Spring 2017 Sunkist League all-league teams
MVP: Armando Duenas, Sr., Kaier
First Team
Johnathan Gonzales, Sr., Kaiser
Jason Lopez, Sr., Kaiser
Johny Holland, Jr., Kaiser
Leonardo Rodriguez, Jr., Kaiser
Ramon Salazar, Sr., Grand Terrace
Dominic Tejada, Sr., Grand Terrace
James Gomez, Jr., Grand Terrace
Abel Mandueno, Jr., Grand Terrace
Daniel Garcia, Fr., Grand Terrace
Francisco Navarette, Sr., Colton
Rene Navarette, Sr., Colton
Marcus Martin, Sr., Bloomington
Jacob Martin, Sr., Bloomington
Levin Cornish, Jr., Fontana
Andrew Rodriguez, Fr., Summit
Cristian Enriquez, Fr., Summit

SOFTBALL

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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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2017 Citrus Belt League spring all-league teams

Citrus Valley High School pitcher Tristan Workman pitched a five-hitter with four strikeouts in a 2-1 victory over Carter in Citrus Belt League play on Thursday. (Photo by Frank Perez for SCNG)
Citrus Belt League MVP Tristan Workman pitches against Carter. (Photo by Frank Perez for SCNG)

Citrus Belt League Spring all-league teams

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Breaking the Citrus Belt League softball tie

Citrus Belt League bylaws

If you can read the above bylaws, it outlines how you break a tie in baseball and softball in the Citrus Belt League. In softball,. there will be either a two- or three-way tie for the fourth and final CIF-SS playoff spot, but either way, Redlands wins the tiebreaker.

Only one game remains, and that’s going on now, Citrus Valley vs. REV. As it is right now, Redlands and Cajon each have 7-7 league records tied for fourth, with Citrus Valley at 6-7. A Citrus Valley win over second place REV would make it a 3-way tie for fourth.

Since each of the 3 teams went 1-1 against each other, the next tie breaker is runs allowed vs. the other two teams. Here’s how it breaks down:

Redlands vs. Cajon 6 runs allowed, Redlands vs. Citrus Valley 5 runs allowed. Total: 11 runs allowed

Citrus Valley vs. Redlands 8 runs allowed, Citrus Valley vs. Cajon, 11 runs allowed. Total: 19 runs allowed

Cajon vs. Citrus Valley: 13 runs allowed, Cajon vs. Redlands 11 runs allowed. Total: 24 runs allowed.

So, whether it is a two-way tie or a 3-way tie, Redlands gets the last automatic berth.

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REV’s Stephanie Ruelas commits to Concordia

Senior Stephanie Ruelas of Redlands East Valley has committed to Concordia University in Irvine, where she will continue her softball and academic career.

Ruelas will conclude her high school career, following what will be her fourth year on the Wildcats’ varsity team.Stephanie Ruelas

“I want to make this season my best. To really go out with a bang and grow as a team. We have a great team this year with a lot of good talent,” she said. “I look forward to a successful season both personally and with my team as a whole. It’s also bittersweet knowing this will be my fourth and final season playing with my best friend Riley Plogger.”

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REV’s Victoria Bustamante lands softball offer

Football is no longer the only program at Redlands East Valley to have a player receive a scholarship offer this week as softball player Victoria Bustamante has stated that she received an offer from La Sierra University.

“This opportunity doesn’t happen too often to girls just finishing their sophomore year,”  Bustamante said. “I am very flattered with this opportunity.”

While Bustamante is happy about the offer, she plans to keep her mind focused on her junior and senior seasons at REV.

“First of all I would like to thank God without him none of this would be possible,” she said. “But I have to stay focused on the upcoming year especially with my grades, school and just having fun with my softball teammates.”

Bustamante stated that the Golden Eagles became interested in her after watching her play with her travel ball team, the Orange County Batbusters.

 REV will look to build off a 14-8 overall season where the Wildcats took third in the Citrus Belt League behind Yucaipa and Citrus Valley.

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Zoe Casas of Aquinas breaks CIF State softball career hits record

Aquinas High School softball player Zoe Casas has already tied the state record for career hits and can break it in the first round of Thursday's CIF-SS playoff game. Casas has already committed to play softball at Flordia St. next year, Tuesday, May 19, 2015. (Photo by John Valenzuela/The Sun)

Aquinas High School softball player Zoe Casas has already tied the state record for career hits and can break it in the first round of Thursday’s CIF-SS playoff game. Casas has already committed to play softball at Flordia St. next year, Tuesday, May 19, 2015. (Photo by John Valenzuela/The Sun)

Zoe Casas of Aquinas High School broke the CIF State softball record for career hits in the CIF Southern Section first round playoff victory over Palm Desert, 10-0.

Casas entered the game already tied for the CIF State record, with 244 hits, but after going 3-for-4  at the plate, she stands alone with 247 career hits.

Aquinas softball coach Chris Ybarra, who has been her coach for all four years in high school, stated that it is a joy to watch her whether it is during practice or a game.

“Her work ethic is second to none,” Ybarra said. “I may never have someone like that again.”

Ybarra stated that because it was a playoff game, the team acknowledged the efforts of Casas after the game.

“After the game we handed her the game ball with the ball she broke the record with,” he stated.

Casas, who is a Florida State commit, also had two singles, a double and a run batted in during the playoff victory while pitcher Allie Hotetz had a complete game 3-hitter with nine strikeouts.

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Citrus Valley softball has 2 players sign

I forgot to include in the prep notebook that 2 Citrus Valley softball signed either a National Letter of Intent or committed in the past week or so.
Second baseman Jordyn Smith will be going to the University of Redlands, while shortstop Jackie Chairez signed with Iowa State, after being named second-team all-Sun last year.
This year, Chairez is batting .265 with five RBIs and three stolen bases, while Smith is batting .260 with one home run, five RBIs and two stolen bases.

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VIDEOS: REV’s Sascha Dominique, Autumn Gillespie sign


Redlands East Valley athletic director Rhonda Fouch talks about volleyball player Sascha Dominique signing with Loyola Marymount and softball player Autumn Gillespe signing with Central Florida.


REV volleyball’s Sascha Dominique talks about signing with Loyola Marymount


REV softball’s Autumn Gillespie talks about signing with Central Florida

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