ALL CIF BASEBALL RESULTS: Bishop Amat’s Rio Ruiz Division 4 player of the year, Andy Nieto coach of the year; ten others make first team

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Bishop Amat’s Rio Ruiz won the Division 4 player of the year with coach Andy Nieto the Division 4 coach of the year. Others to earn first-team All-CIF include Division 2: Brennan Salgado (Glendora), C.J. Saylor (South Hills), Joseph Keller (Chino Hills); Division 3: Justin Garza (Bonita), Matt Gelalich (Bonita), Kenny Mathews (Diamond Bar); Division 4: David Berg (Bishop Amat), Adam Alcantara (Bishop Amat), Matt Lee (San Dimas) and Division 5: Elias Novelo (Sierra Vista).

For the complete list of All-CIF baseball selections, click link.

Division 2
Player of the year: Austin Saenz, Mission Viejo (12)
Coach of the Year: Chris Ashbach, Mission Viejo
FIRST TEAM
Devyn Bolasky 12 Vista Del Lago
Kyle Davis 11 Pacifica/Garden Grove
Michael Dingilian 12 Chaminade
K.J. Edson 12 Arcadia
Jake Gallaway 12 Etiwanda
Lucas Giolito 11 Harvard-Westlake
Travis Harrison 12 Tustin
Joseph Keller 11 Chino Hills
Troy Mulcahy 11 Crescenta Valley
Jacob Nottingham 10 Redlands
Zach Ortiz 12 Cypress
Boog Powell 12 Mission Viejo
Kyle Raubinger 12 Arroyo Grande
Andres Rodriguez 12 La Mirada
Brennan Salgado 12 Glendora
C.J. Saylor 11 South Hills
Corey Sims 11 Alemany
Kevin Wade 10 Trabuco Hills
Austin Watters 12 West Torrance
Dan Zandona 12 Santa Barbara

DIVISION 3
Player of the year: James Kaprielian, Beckman (11)
Coach of the Year: Kevin Lavalle, Beckman
Ryan Barker 11 Lancaster
Jakari Bass 12 Lancaster
Andy Crowley 12 San Gorgonio
Justin Garza 11 Bonita
Matt Gelalich 12 Bonita
David Herd 12 Paloma Valley
Brandon Horth 12 Woodbridge
Brennan Leitao 12 Woodbridge
Joppi Martin 12 University
Kenny Mathews 12 Diamond Bar
Ryan Mulvihill 12 Culver City
Tyler Rich 11 Colton
Chad Rieser 12 Beckman
Zack Rivera 11 Beckman
Timmy Robinson 11 Ocean View
OBryan Sanchez 12 Whittier
Jack Sheeley 12 Quartz Hill
Chance Sisco 10 Temescal Canyon
Kory Weeks 12 Rancho Alamitos
Frankie Wright 12 Alhambra

DIVISION 4
Player of the year: Rio Ruiz, Bishop Amat (11)
Coach of the Year: Andy Nieto, Bishop Amat
Adam Alcantara 10 Bishop Amat
Jacob Anderson 12 Chino
David Berg 12 Bishop Amat
Aaron Bernal 11 Colony
Scott Blumer 11 Troy
Nick Bueno 12 Monrovia
Corey Copping 11 Temple City
Bowdien Derby 11 La Salle
Chance Fuglistaher 12 Kaiser
Ryan Garvey 12 Palm Desert
Trent Gilbert 12 Torrance
Edgar Gomez 12 Indio
Ryan Hartman 11 Savanna
Brooks Kriske 11 Palm Desert
Matt Lee 12 San Dimas
Evan Ocello 12 Oaks Christian
Bobby Pettey 11 Sonora
Travis Radke 12 Oaks Christian
Tyrone Taylor 11 Torrance
Taylor Wetzel 11 Granite

Division 5
Player of the year: Adolfo Espinoza, Oak Hills (12)
Coach of the Year: Jason Story, Oak Hills
Ryan Borden 10 Citrus Valley
Ryan Bower 12 Lompoc
Nick Bruno 12 Hemet
Caleb Dirks 12 Woodcrest Christian
Adam Ehrlich 12 Campbell Hall
Michael Fagan 12 Linfield Christian
Christian Fillingame 11 Oak Hills
T.J. Follett 11 Big Bear
Max Fried 11 Montclair Prep
Sergio Luna 10 Cathedral
Ryan McNeil 12 Nipomo
Andrew Morovick 12 Tahquitz
Elias Novello 12 Sierra Vista
Trevor Oaks 12 Woodcrest Christian
Julian Perez 9 Cathedral
Andrew Ramones 11 Citrus Valley
Jamiel Robinson 10 Serra
Donnie Smith 10 Serra
Cameron Stanley 12 Whittier Christian
Taylor Ward 11 Shadow Hills

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  • Tommy Lasorda

    Look for Justin Garza as CIF player of the year next season, just as he should be this year! Garza, once again, showed why he should without a doubt be the SGV’s baseball player of the year. He threw 2 great innings, allowing 1 hit and striking out 3, on 18 pitches, 15 of them being strikes, topping out at 91 mph. He made a great play covering 1st on a ground ball that got away from the 1st baseman. He also made great plays at short and at third, and drove in 2 runs. Easily the MVP at the underclassmen All-Star game.

  • rmsheehan

    Congratulations to Rio Ruiz, couldn’t go to a better player. Great kid! Congratulations to all the valley players recognized.

  • AMAT 73

    Congratulations to all the SGV players making the all CIF baseball teams . You have all made us proud of our SGV teams . Great job.

  • SGV Baseball Follower

    Congrats to all san gabriel valley baseball players who made all C.I.F. and all valley in there local papers.. i enjoy watching the best high school baseball players in the country right in my own back yard..

  • bonita2011

    bonita2011:
    relax tommy lasorda (charlie) dont be the next kh,bulldog. we all know what justin can do enjoy it cause you dont know what the future will bring. Good luck this summer

  • a catcher fan

    First, Congrats to all these fine young men. Just want to add a little more kudos to the honorable mention catchers whom we all could argue for in one way or another however deserve to be seen and heard from for great seasons and let the readers know about them: (stats are for overall and league)

    name avg rbi 2b 3b hr obp slg

    B. Salgado o’all 457 29 9 1 5 488 778
    lge 460 19 6 1 3 509 800

    C. Saylor 471 17 ? ? ? ? ? (a fine player S. Hills no stats)
    (this not to take away from deserves the team period)

    N. Hynes o’all 455 22 10 0 4 591 788
    lge 452 12 5 0 1 595 710

    M. Lindsay o’all 422 23 4 1 0 495 494
    lge 471 8 2 0 0 529 561

    D. Goodwin o’all 413 29 10 3 0 516 627
    lge 515 17 5 2 0 585 788

    S. Camberos o’all 388 28 10 3 1 475 625
    lge 333 8 4 1 1 455 583

    B. Zavala o’all 321 23 3 4 3 456 568
    lge 276 12 1 1 1 476 483

    ps: I would have liked to see co-players of the year and added Garza. Any guy that clutches up at Dodger stadium deserves it !

  • kiko g

    The MVP for the first game was:
    Nicholas Suniga from Montclair Prep.

    MVP for the second game was:
    Nolan Henley from Bonita High School.

  • Amat Alumni and Parent

    You know what would be a great All-Star game? How about the first team vs. the 2nd team.

    How about a round robin type mini tournament with the all star teams from the S.G.V Tribune, Star News, and WHittier Daily news. I doubt this idea is even feasible, but it would be fun nonetheless.