Area high school athletes were named to Greater St. Helens and Trico all-league teams for their individual successes this spring.
Several athletes and coaches earned top honors in baseball, softball and boys soccer this spring season.
Battle Ground baseball player James Gill III finished off his senior season with his third straight 4A Greater St. Helens League (GSHL) Player of the Year honor. After a league champion campaign for Battle Ground baseball, head coach Seth Johnson was named the 4A GSHL coach of the year.
In 3A GSHL softball, Prairie standout Mackenzie Moore received her second straight Player of the Year honor to cap her senior season. Head coach Robyn Mask also received Coach of the Year recognition.
In 2A GSHL softball, the Ridgefield Spudders' first-year head coach, Greg Ferguson, earned Coach of the Year honors, while Abbey Hite was named the Offensive Player of the Year. Also, for the Spudders in boys soccer, goalkeeper Hendrix Flick earned Defensive Most Valuable Player honors.
In the 1A Trico League, the La Center Wildcats earned top honors in all three sports listed this week. The Wildcats had a Co-Player of the Year in baseball from Gunnar Schockelt, softball Most Valuable Player from Lauren Baker and an Offensive Player of the Year in boys soccer from Ian Johnson.
The results for track and field, tennis and boys golf will be listed in the Wednesday, June 17 edition of The Reflector.
Full list of baseball, softball and boys soccer results:
Baseball
Player of the Year: James Gill III
Coach of the Year: Seth Johnson
First Team
Collin McGowan
Cooper McGowan
Second Team
Derek Gunderson
Dayton Mahoney
Jacob Bryant
Trenton Righter
Ethan Adams
Softball
First Team
Gracie Katzer
Paige Vuylsteke
Second Team
Delyla Gruenberg
Boys Soccer
First Team
Noel Bernier
Second Team
Bryland Fick
Kelan Murray
Foster Windus
Jackson Fick
Daniel Gafurov
Baseball
First Team
Cam McCray
Fischer VonRuden
Second Team
Kishon Brown
Maddox Muncy
Brett Dietrich
Softball
Player of the year: Mackenzie Moore
Coach of the year: Robyn Mask
First Team
Payton Miller
Kylie Moore
Larkin Halbach
Second Team
Kellie Cady
Emersyn Blunt
Emily Berquist
Alyssa Plew
Boys Soccer
First Team
Zeph Cochran
Second Team
Carter Davidson
Dylan Crawford
Hardy Kasangana
Baseball
Second Team
Noah Tadema
Softball
First Team
Lily Ritton
Second Team
Maggie Ritton
Gracie Garden
Boys Soccer
First Team
Ryder Cole-Vogler
Ronan Cabebe
Trey Bischoff
Second Team
Xavier Ayala
Gabe Cannon
Greyson Madler
Baseball
First Team
Reece Holmes
Landon DeBeaumont
Jake Blankenship
Henry Wikstrom
Second Team
Caleb Tortora
Softball
Offensive player of the year: Abbey Hite
Coach of the year: Greg Ferguson
First Team
Faith Smith
Bailey Wolski
Tava Whitlow
Second Team
Madeline Bruguier
Gracie Olmos
Boys Soccer
Defensive Most Valuable Player: Hendrix Flick
First Team
Grant Platta
Second Team
Ethan Sigman
Baseball
First Team
Mike Belvin
Second Team
Joey Peonio
Rory Hamilton
Softball
First Team
Jolie Oathes
Second Team
Madi Walker
Addi Christensen
Boys Soccer
First Team
Josue Martinez
Logan Speranza
Baseball
Co-player of the year: Gunnar Schockelt
First Team
Wyatt Brannan
Will Anderson
Toren Burkey
Second Team
Bryson Scanapio
Brady Brandenburg
Softball
Most Valuable Player: Lauren Baker
Second Team
Kaleena Duggins
Nellie Van Tol
Honorable Mention
Addison Paradiso
Aimee England
Lacie Smith
Boys Soccer
Offensive player of the year: Ian Johnson
First Team
Antonio Quiroz
Second Team
Reynolds Cottle
Honorable Mention
Ethan Wilson
Dakota Dickerson
