Fall Sports Highlights
As the fall sports season comes to a close, we celebrate the remarkable achievements and dedication of our student-athletes across all programs. From individual accolades to team success, our athletes have exemplified hard work, perseverance, and team spirit. Here's a look back at their outstanding accomplishments:
Co-Ed Cheerleading
Our Co-Ed Cheerleading team had an extraordinary season! They hosted the DPL League Championship and secured second place in the highly competitive Co-Ed Sideline Division. Cheer plays an essential role in fostering school spirit, showing unwavering love and support for all our teams. Thank you, Cheer, for your incredible dedication and energy — we are so proud of you!
Boys Tennis
The Boys Tennis team continued its legacy of excellence, with every player qualifying for the state tournament, despite being placed in a new region. The team captured its fourth consecutive regional title. A special congratulations to Travis Nguyen, who earned DPL Player of the Year honors. Their resilience and skill on the court are a testament to the strength of the program.
Boys Soccer
The Boys Soccer program enjoyed another successful season, with the varsity team finishing above .500 for the fourth consecutive year. The JV team had their best season ever with a 13-2 record. The C team’s growth was evident, as the program had so many athletes that cuts had to be made. This expansion and interest highlight the continued success and growth of the program.
Boys Golf
The Boys Golf team had an exceptional season with two athletes, Max Resnik and Soren Goldberg-Butler, qualifying for the state championship. Resnik and Goldberg-Butler also earned Second Team All-League honors. The team finished fourth in the league and was the top 4A team in the 5A/4A combined standings. The team’s lowest scoring average since 2018 speaks volumes about their dedication and growth.
Cross Country
The Cross Country team saw impressive development this year, with a large freshman presence and excellent participation. Approximately 35-40 athletes completed the season, with an attendance rate of 80% at practices. Every athlete ran a personal best, and the team qualified for both the regional and state meets. Special congratulations to Violet Eleson, who qualified for state, showcasing her incredible talent and hard work.
Softball
Softball had a strong showing this season, finishing with a 10-4 league record and securing third place overall. Several athletes earned All-Conference honors: Avia Marusich and Maggie Duffy (First Team), Leilani Martin and Gracie Arellano (Second Team), and Natalie Mawson, Amelia Nelson, and Samantha Coffman (Honorable Mention). These individual accolades reflect the team’s collective success and effort.
Gymnastics
Gymnastics had an outstanding season with Caroline Wanebo qualifying for state in the Floor competition and Isabel Pexton qualifying on the Vault. Their impressive performances are a testament to their skill and dedication throughout the season.
Volleyball
The Volleyball team capped off their season with a Silver League Championship victory. With an overall record of 13-10 and a 4-2 record in league play, the team’s hard work and determination paid off with a well-deserved league title.
Unified Bowling
The Unified Bowling team had an impressive season, finishing 2nd in the league and securing 2nd place at regionals. The team’s success highlights the spirit of inclusion, teamwork, and sportsmanship that defines our athletics program.
Football
The Football team celebrated an outstanding season with multiple players earning All-League honors. Congratulations to Hayes Dwyer and Travis Kirk, who not only secured First Team All-League but also were named All-League Player of the Year. Other First Team All-League honorees include Isaiah Smith (WR), Luke Wiederholt (TE), Tristan Alamos (OL), Andre Johnson (Athlete), Semaje' Smith (DB), and Jorlando Sanders (DB). Earning Second Team All-League honors were Jalen Fleming (DB), Jerald Davis (DB), Yuki Nhaha (WR), Demetrius Wedgeworth (OL) and Macland Taylor (K). Their hard work and commitment made this season one to remember.
Girls Flag Football
Girls Flag Football demonstrated incredible resilience this season, especially in their first game against South, where they rallied from a 0-18 halftime deficit to finish strong at 20-25. Their grit and tenacity continued throughout the season, leading them to a first place finish in League 4A and second place in the combined 4A/5A league. They ranked sixth in the state and made it to the Final Four in the state playoffs. The team also produced three All-State players: Madisyn Honeycutt and Staia Yohe Savage (First Team), and Brooke Hunter (Honorable Mention).