By Dominique Bishop

Sports Co-Editor

This sports season has been an exceptional one for the Hawks. Women’s track and golf saw the front door, foyer, and living room of state, while softball went all the way, playing against the big dogs, Kelso, in the back yard. 

Six of the eight spring sports teams (softball, baseball,  men’s soccer, women’s golf, tennis, and track) had at least one player make it onto the South Division All-WesCo list.

Here’s a quick overview…

 

Sport                     First Team                                            

Baseball                  Senior, Paul Clingan; Catcher

                               Senior, Karsten Strieby; First Baseman

                               Senior, Ryan Sells; Pitcher                              

Men’s Soccer           Junior, Ben Winters; Goalie

                               Freshman, Jonathan Alvarez; Forward

                               Junior, Manix Alvarez; Midfielder

Women’s Track       Junior, Jenna Donohue; Triple Jump

Women’s Golf         Senior, Chloe Treece

Softball                   Senior, Kori Seidlitz; Pitcher

                               Senior, Kayla Watson; Catcher

                               Senior, Aly Delizo; Third Baseman

                               Junior, McKenzie Dessin; Utility Player

Women’s Tennis     Junior, Teryn Bouche and Senior, Ann Truong; Doubles

 

                               Second Team

Baseball                   Ryan Sells; Utility Player

Men’s Soccer           Senior, Tevor Gunderson; Defender

                                Junior, Dylan O’Day; Defender

                                Junior, Kiefer Higgins; Midfielder

Women’s Track       Freshman, Nina Penner; 800

 

 

Players who made the “Honorable Mention” list are:

Baseball: Andrew Woeck, Kyle Barisic, Matt Shafer, Jacob Mann, & Jaykob Sells.

 Softball: Chelsea Crews & Mindy James. 

Men’s Soccer:  Robert Yarbough & Levi Suryan. 

Men’s Track:  Dakota Red Cloud. 

Women’s Track:  Titi Chikoore & Jenna Donohue.

 

With the boost of seeing teammates make the list this year, maybe next year the Hawks will try that much harder, with hopes of being additions to the All-WesCo list.