Girls Soccer

• Kamryn Fiscus, La Salle junior
  SCAC West MVP scored eight of her 31 goals in postseason for state-trophy Lightning.
• Anna Hager, West Valley senior
  Four-year all-CBBN defender was named to the first team for three straight years.
• Kendra Hanses, West Valley senior
  Western Washington commit and 2015 CBBN MVP bounced back from injury to lead Rams.
• Isabelle Moultray, Selah sophomore
  CWAC offensive MVP led league’s highest-scoring team to 14 wins and state tourney.
• Taylor Plata, East Valley senior
  Four-year all-CWAC forward had 24 goals this season and finished career with 68.

Football

• Brandon Battle, West Valley senior
  CBBN co-offensive MVP led league in yards, TDs for second straight, 56 career TDs.
• Dallin Cluff, West Valley senior
  CBBN co-offensive MVP led the league in receptions, yards and scoring with 15 TDs.
• Zak Donato, Selah senior
  CWAC South offensive MVP threw for 2,290 yards and 30 TDs and was first-team DB.
• Nick Haviland, West Valley senior
  CBBN lineman of the year anchored offense that averaged 442 yards and 34 points.
• Tristan McDevitt, Selah senior
  CWAC South defensive MVP had 57 solo tackles, 12 for loss, and was all-league kicker.

Boys Cross Country

• Daniel Callahan, Selah senior
  Three-year state qualifier was district and regional champion, placed 12th at 2A state.
• Alfonso Cuevas, Eisenhower junior
  Valley's second-fastest in Pasco placed 18th in 4A state race after fifth a year ago.
• Rogelio Mares, Eisenhower senior
  Three-year state qualifier was Ike’s No. 2 most of the season, second at district.
• Brayden Packard, West Valley freshman
  Third at district, 28th at 4A state in Valley’s fastest freshman time ever at 15:56.
• Jonas Price, Eisenhower sophomore
  District champion was fifth at 4A state in Valley’s third fastest time ever at 15:16.

Girls Swimming & Diving

• Maya Cunningham, Eisenhower junior
  Valley leader in the 200 IM and 50 free, competed in four events at 4A state.
• Jackie DeGrasse, Eisenhower junior
  Swam on three 4A state-qualifying relays, led the Valley in the 100 back.
• Molly Gage, Ellensburg sophomore
  Ranked among Valley leaders in six events and two list-leading relays.
• Ella Van Troba, Naches Valley senior
  Won 2A state titles in 200 free and 500 free, set Valley records in both.
• Krista Wilson, Ellensburg senior
  Four more 2A state medals brings her career total to 12 with three titles.

Boys Swimming & Diving

• Erik Feldmann, West Valley junior
  Feldmann placed 4th at 4A state in the 50 free and clocked the Valley’s 5th best all-time in the 100 free.
• Jacob Frampton, Selah senior
  Frampton led the Valley in the 100 back, won the district title in the 50 free and scored in 4 2A state events.
• Will Richardson, West Valley junior
  Richardson had the Valley’s best time in the 200 free, 2nd in the 200 IM and 100 fly and 3rd in the 500 free.
• Carson Vick, Selah senior
  Vick recorded the Valley’s #3 all-time fastest 100 breast while placing 6th at 2A state.
• Coleman Wright, Prosser freshman
  Wright won the district title and led the Valley in the 200 IM and clocked the best local 500 free time in 8 years.

Girls Basketball

• Samantha Bowman, Zillah senior
  The SCAC West MVP and CWU signee averaged a double-double and was named second-team all-tournament at 1A state.
• Marissa Cortes, Prosser junior
  The two-time CWAC MVP in a deep league averaged 17 points and led the Mustangs to an 18-6 season.
• Ashlee Maldonado, Sunnyside junior
  The CBBN’s defensive MVP and three-time first-team pick is already over 1,000 career points.
• Nicole Rasmussen, West Valley senior
  A four-year all-CBBN guard, Nicole averaged 17 points and became West Valley’s 6th girl to reach 1,000 career points.
• Janealle Sutterlict, Wapato junior
  The three-year all-CWAC scorer had a 33-point game and 16 points per game average for the league champion Wolves.

Girls Bowling

• Andrea Cox, Selah senior
  Andrea was the district 1A/2A champion by 21 pins and a second-team Mid-Columbia Conference pick.
• Asia Evans, Selah junior
  Evans was the district 1A/2A runner-up and honorable mention in the Mid-Columbia Conference.
• Sam Hugill, Eisenhower junior
  Sam was second-team all-CBBN for the 2nd straight year with a league average of 164.
• Lexy Santiago, Eisenhower junior
  Lexy earned first-team honors on the all-CBBN team with a 167 league average.
• Baylee Summers, Eisenhower senior
  Baylee was the highest scoring local at CBBN districts and first-team all-league with an average of 171.

Boys Basketball

• Alexzander Delgado, Davis senior
  The CBBN player of the year averaged 20 points as a point guard for the conference and district champion Pirates.
• Collin Kelley, Davis senior
  The two-time CBBN defensive player of the year averaged 19 points and topped 1,000 for his career.
• Elijah Pepper, Selah junior
  The two-time CWAC MVP led the Vikings to 24 wins and a state trophy and already has 1,892 career points.
• Brock Ravet, Kittitas junior
  The Washington State Gatorade player of the year and Gonzaga commit averaged 30+ points for the 3rd straight year.
• Antonio Salinas, Zillah junior
  The dynamic point guard scored a career-high 39 points against Selah and in the state-trophy game for 3rd place at 1A state tournament.

Boys Soccer

• Cole Mattson, Davis
• Marco Hernandez, La Salle
• Nicolas Hernandez, Selah
• Edgar Ramirez, West Valley
• Angel Sanchez, Toppenish

Girls Golf

• Rachel Ball, La Salle
• Morgan Baum, East Valley
• Adysen Burns, West Valley
• Kathryn Crimp, Ellensburg
• Cassie Kim, Davis

Softball

• Carissa Burgess, Ellensburg
• Jackie DeGrasse, Eisenhower
• Kalli Fahey, Ellensburg
• Audree Montmeny, Davis
• Emily Tipton, Selah

Girls Track & Field

• Tia Hill, Ellensburg
• Olivia Martin, Selah
• Molly Mattson, Selah
• Erica Simison, Eisenhower
• Summer Welch, Naches Valley

Boys Golf

• Dylan Apodaca, Selah
• Dylan Bissell, West Valley
• Chase Marquette, Cle Elum
• Adam Raab, East Valley
• Max Turnquist, West Valley

Pete Orgill Baseball Athlete of the Year

• Jadon Bugni, Ellensburg
• Evan DeVolve, Naches Valley
• Brady Helgeson, Ellensburg
• Chase Oldham, East Valley
• Carter Young, Selah

Fall Team of the Year

• La Salle girls soccer
  Lightning won 18 straight during 20-2 season, third-place state trophy.
• Selah football
  Vikings reached 2A state quarterfinals for the first time since 1983.
• Sunnyside Christian football
  Knights won 13 straight games before finishing second in 1B state.
• West Valley football
  State-qualifying Rams led CBBN in offense, earned three MVP awards.
• West Valley volleyball
  With just two seniors Rams earned 4A state trophy with 27-3 record.

Fall Coach of the Year

• Scott Ditter, Selah football
  CWAC South coach of the year steered Vikings to unbeaten regular season.
• Gary Ely, Granger football
  SCAC West coach of the year earned his 100th career win with 7-3 season.
• Kyle Hatch, Ellensburg soccer
  CWAC coach of the year directed Bulldogs to 9-0 run in league matches.
• Felix Hernandez, La Salle soccer
  SCAC West coach of the year led team to 20 wins and repeat state trophy.
• Wendy Meirndorf, Prosser volleyball
  CWAC coach of the year led Mustangs to first league title in 29 years.

Winter Team of the Year

• Kittitas boys basketball
  The Coyotes repeated as 2B champions, winning their state games by 24, 43 and 15 points.
• La Salle girls basketball
  Over the final 2 months, La Salle went 13-1, won districts and placed 3rd at state.
• Sunnyside Christian boys basketball
  The Knights repeated as 1B state champions with their lone loss of the year being to the 1A state champs.
• Toppenish boys wrestling
  The Wildcats had 9 state medalists with 3 champions for a third-place team trophy.
• Zillah boys basketball
  The Leopards reloaded for a 25-2 season and defeated a pair of 2A state-trophy teams.

Winter Coach of the Year

• Alyssa Goins, La Salle girls basketball
  With only one senior, La Salle made a postseason charge to earn a third place trophy at the 1A state tournament.
• Robi Raab, East Valley girls basketball
  Peaking with 6 straight postseason wins, East Valley won 20 games and reached the 2A state semifinals.
• Bruce Siebol, Sunnyside boys basketball
  The CBBN’s coach of the year guided the Grizzlies to 19 wins and the first state trip in 28 years.
• Al Smeenk, Sunnyside Christian girls basketball
  The Hall of Fame coach topped 700 career wins and led the Knights to a third-place state trophy.
• Dave Stai, West Valley boys wrestling
  A year after a winless dual season, the Rams were 4-2 in the CBBN, won three tournament titles and scored 207 points at districts.