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The boys’ teams from Granada and Dublin were the strongest East Bay Athletic League finishers at the CIF State cross country meet run Saturday at Woodward Park in Fresno.
The Matadors were ninth in the boys’ Division II race, with the Gaels finishing 11th in the D-I race.
In the D-II race, Jesuit won the team title with an amazing score of 52. Granada was ninth at 237, De La Salle was 13th with 340 points and Amador was 17th at 425.
Individually Cooper Stream of Vacaville was the winner at 14:48.4. The best local finishers were: Heath Salter (29, De La Salle, 15:26.2), Sattvik Raju (37, Amador Valley, 15:31.0), Neil Ajeesh (42, Granada, 15:36.7), Aiden Versteeg (43, Amador, 15:37.2), and Nicolai Barron (44, Granada, 15:37.9).
In the D-I boys, Redondo Union was the team winner with a final score of 101. Dublin finished with 272 points for their 11th. California was 20th at 514.
Individually, Connor Lott of Clovis North had the fastest time overall of the day with a 14:43.2. Daniel Santhiapillai of Dublin finished No. 16 at 15:13.8; Justin Feng of Dublin finished 27th at 15:27.3; and Kai Hamre of California was 75th at 15:33.4.
In the D-I girls’ race, the team winner was Buchanan with a final of 76. Dougherty Valley (21, 537) and California (22, 558) were the EBAL teams in the race.
Jaelyn Williams of Eastlake was the individual winner with a time of 16:28.1. Emily Bellinger of California finished 32nd with a 18:09.8. and Anusha Natraj of Dougherty Valley (96, 19:04.7) was the other top local finisher.
Finally in the D-II girls’ race, Whitney captured the team title with a 136 final score. San Ramon Valley was 18th at 407 points.
Summer Wilson of Irvine was the winner at 16:20.0. Sade Bumpus of Granada was the top individual finisher with a 14th place time of 17:52.6. Other top EBAL finishers were Nadya Makarova (Monte Vista, 27, 18:04.0), Macy Mullins (Foothill, 35, 18:13.4), Kaylie O’Connell (Monte Vista, 49, 18:27.9) and Ava Padilla (Monte Vista, 51, 18:33.8).
NCS football
Monte Vista (No. 2) took advantage of some early-game turnovers and rolled to a 24-10 win over No. 4 Clayton Valley to take the NCS D-II title.
Monte Vista quarterback Ian Ondricek only had to throw four passes on the night, connecting on three for 50 yards. Running back Torin Dunphy also completed a pass, hitting Antony Evans for 20 yards and a score on a halfback option pass. Dunphy also carried 34 times for 139 yards and a pair of touchdowns.
Ondricek kept it 15 times, running for 58 yards. Kicker Ben Kerrigan was perfect on all three PATs and added one field goal.
The Mustangs will next play for a CIF D-3 AA NorCal Championship at St. Ignatius on Friday at 7 p.m.
In other title games on Friday night, No. 2 Pittsburg beat No. 3 Cardinal Newman 42-17 to win the D-I title. No. 3 El Cerrito beat No. 5 Ukiah 32-21 to win the D-III title.
All-EBAL Fall Teams
Flag football
Offensive Player of the Year: Katie Vail (Granada, Sr.)
Defensive Player of the Year: Olivia Horton (California, Sr.)
First Team: Caeli Au Yeung (California, Sr.), Carissa Rogers (California, Jr.), Hania Bowes (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Riley Harrington (Amador, Jr.), Marin Lnecnicka (Granada, Sr.), Claire Young (Foothill, Sr.), Kamilyn Luu (Carondelet, Sr.), Kaitlyn Lohe (Dougherty Valley, Jr.), Bailey Becerra (Livermore, Sr.) and Kaliyah Sefidi (Monte Vista, Jr.).
Second Team: Danica Boisseree (California, So.), Anya Martin (California, Jr.), Lena Clark (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Asha Hanger (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Georgia Brown (Amador, Jr.), Ka’Lani Walker (Amador, Sr.), Isabella Dunn (Granada, Jr.), Jazmine Simmons (Foothill, Sr.), Janel Nevares (Carondelet, Jr.), Vanessa Nguyen (Dougherty Valley, So.), Addison Rippy (Livermore, Sr.), Grace Fan (Monte Vista, So.) and Samantha Botell (Dublin, Sr.).
Girls’ water polo
Offensive Player of the Year: Quinn Arroyo (Carondelet, Jr.).
Defensive Player of the Year: Josie Haast (Carondelet, Sr.).
First Team: Sarah Wright (Carondelet, Sr.), Clara O’Connor (Carondelet, Sr.), Emi Haast (Carondelet, So.), Daphne Mundelius (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Shelby Killingsworth (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Ava Ridley (Monte Vista, So.), Susan Swyers (Amador, Sr,), Elise Matek (California, Sr.), Lexi Esquivel (Dublin, Sr.), Natalie Williams (Foothill, Sr.), Clara Rose (Granada, Jr.) and Charlotte Correia (Dougherty Valley, Sr.).
Second Team: Ainsley Swann (Carondelet, Jr.), Olivia Anderson (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Isabella Richards (San Ramon Valley, So.), Lauren Lynam (Amador. Sr.), Cassie Jones (California, Sr.), Jenna Palattao (Dublin, Sr.), Nishika Rath (Foothill, Jr.), Larissa Bolanos (Granada, Jr.), Aliya Kwan (Dougherty Valley, So.) and Olivia Van Buuren (Livermore, Sr.).
Boys’ water polo
Offensive Player of the Year: Will Corr (De La Salle, Sr.).
Defensive Player of the Year: Sloan Brown (De La Salle, Sr.).
First Team: Hayden Tully (De La Salle, Sr.), Tanner Lustig (De La Salle, Sr.), Tyce di Pretoro (De La Salle, Sr.), Christo Decker (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Evan Liberatore (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Preston Bouch (Monte Vista, Sr.), Tyler Kaste (Amador, Sr.), Andre Milasincic (California, Sr.), Mason Woodward (Granada, Sr.), Ashish Naveen (Dougherty Valley, Sr.), Colin Novenario (Dublin, Sr.) and Preston Cho (Foothill, Sr.).
Second Team: Gabe Skov (De La Salle, Jr.), Julius Martell (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Ronan Bugbee (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Anthony Nicholson (Monte Vista, Jr.), Drew Vella (Monte Vista, So.), Huseyn Huseynli (Amador, So.), Cole Lawrence (California, Sr.), Kaden Temores (Granada, Sr.), Andrew Limawan (Dougherty Valley, Sr.), Anthony Rocha (Dublin, Sr.), Jake Berryhill (Foothill, Sr.) and Blake Kelleher (Livermore, Sr.).
Girls’ volleyball
Player of the Year: Kennedy Whyte (Monte Vista, Jr.).
First Team: Diya Mathew (Monte Vista, Fr.), Brooklyn Hoge (Monte Vista, Sr.), Paige Nelson (Foothill, Sr.), Ava Van Peteghem (Carondelet, Jr.), Karly Bonaventure (Granada, Sr.), Ava Villela (California, Jr.), Alexis Makakhova (Amador, Fr.), Hope Diekmann (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Violet Bothwell (Dougherty Valley, Sr.) and Krisha Patel (Dublin, Sr.).
Second Team: Avery Jernstedt (Monte Vista, Jr.), Danielle Yeh (Foothill, Sr.), Isabella Verttudez (Carondelet, Sr.), Izabella De Ocampo (Granada, Jr.). Carly Johnson (California, Jr.), Hayden Moe (Amador, Sr.), Claire Kenyon (Livermore, Sr.), Jenna Hunt (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Livia Kristic (Dougherty Valley, So.) and Kierra Kramer (Dublin, Sr.).
Football
Mountain Division
Offensive Player of the Year: Vincent Maiorana (Amador, Sr.).
Defensive Player of the Year: Bubba Vargas (De La Salle, Sr.).
First Team: Wyatt Ferguson (De La Salle, Sr.), Mya Telona (De La Salle, Sr.), Jaden Jefferson (De La Salle, Sr.), Brayden Knight (De La Salle, Sr.), Landon Cook (De La Salle, Sr.), Colton Fitzgibbon (San Ramon Valley, So.), Dietrick Burks Jr. (San Ramon Valley, So.), Jake Ninekirk (San Ramon Valley, So.), Cole Scott (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Spencer Reiland (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Anthony Harrington (Amador, Sr.), Yair Espinoza (Amador, Sr.), Cole Goldsworthy (Amador, Sr.), Nehemiah Fungula (Amador, Sr.), Torrin Dunphy (Monte Vista, Sr.), Chase Wuischpard (Monte Vista, Sr.), Kai Stone (California, Sr.) and Magnus Carlson (California, Sr.).
Second Team: Jayden Nicholas (De La Salle, Sr.), TJ Finau (De La Salle, Sr.), Peli Pasa (De La Salle, Sr.), Brady Smith (De La Salle, Sr.), Ben Glover (De La Salle, Jr.), Dylan Scott (De La Salle, Jr.), Cole Dawes (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Owen Power (San Ramon Valley, So.), Landon Maloney (San Ramon Valley, So.), Aden Owolabi (San Ramon Valley, So.), Xavier O’Guinn (San Ramon Valley, Jr.), Max Lianides (San Ramon Valley, Sr.), Kaden Keliher (Amador, Sr.), Jonas Banks (Amador, Sr.), Nicco Kovacs (Amador, So.), Tommy Vespi (Amador, Jr.), Jason Larson (Amador, Sr.), Caden Boscia (Monte Vista, Jr.), Ben Kerrigan (Monte Vista, Jr.), Dakota Dickson (Monte Vista, Sr.), Parker Kuaea (Monte Vista, Sr.), Luke Taylor (California, Sr.), Zach Bruce (California, Sr.), Maka Lauti (California, Sr.) and Henry Dupin (California, Sr.).
Valley Division
Offensive Players of the Year: Matteo Lortie (Livermore, Sr.) and Andre Armendarez (Dublin, Sr.).
Defensive Player of the Year: Tyler Grey (Dublin, Sr.)
First Team: CT Harper (Livermore, Sr.), AJ Carey (Livermore, Sr.), Shane Patterson (Livermore, Sr.), Luke Mederos (Livermore, Sr.), Griffin Lee (Livermore, Sr.), Emmanuel Armas (Dublin, Jr.), Christian Acuna (Dublin, Jr.), Aiden Li (Dublin, Sr.), Thunder Hazen (Dublin, So.), Cody Phillips (Granada, Sr.), Shamus McGrail (Granada, Jr.), Nico Aumua (Granada, Jr.), Max Shuga (Foothill, Jr.) and Christian Morales (Foothill, Sr.).
Second Team: Aurelio Guignolucci (Livermore, Jr.), Gavin Guenther (Livermore, Sr.), Jeremiah Bibiano (Livermore, Sr.), Isaac Lau (Livermore, Sr.), Andrew Seiler (Livermore, Sr.), Grady Castro (Livermore, Sr.), Kuma Shimonishi (Dublin, Jr.), Rohan Chon (Dublin, Jr.), Tiras Campbell (Dublin, Sr.), Dasanni Goodspeed (Dublin, So.), Rome Raymore (Dublin, Jr.), Bryce Willis (Granada, Sr.), Skyler Stuart (Granada, So.), Jack Schwabenland (Granada, Sr.), Cooper Eason (Granada, Sr.), Damien Miles (Granada, Sr.), Nick Durbala (Foothill, Sr.), Rylan Silversmith (Foothill, Sr.), Aidan Lane (Foothill, Sr.) and Cameron McDonald (Foothill, Sr.).
Editor’s note: Dennis Miller is a contributing sports writer for the Pleasanton Weekly. This column originally appeared in Tri-Valley Preps Playbook, a weekly sports e-newsletter published by Embarcadero Media Foundation. To sign up for free, visit here.
