Photo credit: Diamond Ranch High Athletics Facebook Page
Softball:
All-Valle Vista League:
Most Valuable Player: Izel Avalos, Diamond Ranch freshman
First Team:
Amber Rodriguez, Northview
Brittney Rivas, Northview
Ariel Fierro, Northview
Gracie Strycula, San Dimas
Kelsey Barrett, San Dimas
Jersey Cabana, San Dimas
Adrianna Urias, West Covina
Kennedy Griego, Covina
Maya Venegas, Covina
Alexis Sumpter, Covina
Jessica Elan, Diamond Ranch
Emily McCoskey, Diamond Ranch
Melissa Navarro, Diamond Ranch
Brooke Batres, Diamond Ranch
Brooke Subia, Charter Oak
Joclyn Robles, Charter Oak
Candace Ceballos, Charter Oak
Second Team:
Ray Quintinars, Diamond Ranch
Emma Castro, Diamond Ranch
Gennessey Ortega, Diamond Ranch
Gizel Ortega, Diamond Ranch
Alyssa Ruvalcaba, Charter Oak
Lyla Caston, Charter Oak
Mia Montes, Charter Oak
Joy Sanchez, Northview
Sarah Diaz, Northview
Caitlyn Wilson, Northview
Noelle Estephan, San Dimas
Jackie Delgado, San Dimas
Torie Brewer, San Dimas
Lauren Romero, West Covina
Samantha Centeno, Covina
Brianna Payne, Covina
Adrianna Barrera, Covina
Honorable Mention:
Jayla Brown, Charter Oak
Jazmyn Johnson, Charter Oak
Ella Falcetti, San Dimas
Isabell Galvan, Northview
Leslie Bautista, West Covina
Savannah Hernandez, West Covina
2022 Valle Vista League Standings:
Diamond Ranch (13-10, 9-1)
Charter Oak (10-5-1, 8-2)
San Dimas (13-15-1, 5-5)
Covina (11-16, 4-6)
Northview (11-11, 4-6)
West Covina (6-16, 0-10)
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