2021 San Antonio Football All-League:
MVP: Simon Jansezian (Claremont)
Offensive Player of Year: Raymond Rodriguez (Claremont)
Offensive Lineman: Ian Daniel (Claremont)
Defensive Player of the Year: Luke Pruitt (Claremont)
Defensive Lineman: Eddie Flores (Claremont)
First Team Offense:
Martin Almirantearena (OL), Chaffey
Jacob Gula (OL), Chaffey
San McCord (OL), Claremont
Ian Daniel (OL), Claremont
Jesse Lucero (OL), West Covina
Deven Muniz (TE), West Covina
Ryan Campuzano (WR), Claremont
Isaiah Love (WR), Claremont
Kyle Ferm (WR), Claremont
Raymond Rodriguez (RB), Chaffey
Daniel Resendez (RB), Chaffey
Caden Campuzano (RB), Claremont
Gary Garcia, (RB), Don Lugo
Ricky Murrillo (QB), Claremont
Miguel Lopez (K), Claremont
First Team Defense:
Cooper Corey (DL), Chaffey
Thomas Hill (DL), Chaffey
Luke Pruitt (DL) Claremont
Eddie Flores (DL), Claremont
Deven Muniz (DL), West Covina
Damian Tapia (LB), Chaffey
Nekoa Gildernew (LB), Chaffey
Simon Jansexian (LB), Claremont
Dylan Macias (LB), Claremont
Adrian Gutierrez (LB), Don Lugo
Henry Chavez (LB), West Covina
Chris Ramirez (DB), Don Lugo
Lytallion Payne (DB), Don Lugo
Drew Hall (DB), West Covina
Jon Chavez (DB), West Covina
Amarion Hull (DB), West Covina
Second Team Offense:
Sebastian Medina (OL), Don Lugo
Ezra Rey (OL), West Covina
Jared Duffy (OL), Don Lugo
Zach Requena (RB), West Covina
Drew Hall (RB), Claremont
Justyn Catchings (RB), Claremont
Second Team Defense:
Alexander Lopez (DL), Claremont
Freddie Lujon (DL), Don Lugo
Stephen Cabreera (DL), Don Lugo
Jacob Infranca (DL), West Covina
Anthony DeLoach (DL), Claremont
Ben Chavez (DL), Don Lugo
Alex Chavez (LB), Don Lugo
Ayden White (LB), West Covina
Jason Chang (LB), West Covina
Connor Martin (DB), Don Lugo
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Photo by Angeline Sabillon-Cifuentes Boys Soccer: The Marshall Fundamental soccer program scored two first-half goals on Wednesday at La Canada. The Spartans scored a second-half goal, and both programs had to settle for a 2-2 tie. Giovanni Retana had an unassisted goal for the Eagles. Justin Lopez-Perez scored off an assist from Retana. Angel Capistran […]
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Photo by Underrated Media Girls Basketball: Flintridge Prep jumped on Claremont early, and the Wolfpack weren’t able to mount much of a challenge. The Wolves had a 20-3 lead after the first eight minutes, and they cruised to a 69-35 victory in the second round of the Bonita Tournament. Maddie Smith and Megan Quoch led […]
Girls Water Polo: Los Osos opened their 2024-25 season with an impressive 9-4 victory at San Dimas. The Grizzlies took a 6-0 lead into the half, and they never trailed. Teresa Shirley led the way with three goals and one block. Alex Frank chipped in with two goals, one assist and six steals. Maddie White […]
