Flag Football:
All-Baseline League:
MVP: Upland freshman, Leah Davis
Leah Davis Stats:
Passing: 22-of-40 for 229 yards, 3 TDs & 0 INTs
Rushing: 67 carries for 698 yards & 6 TDs
Receiving: 92 receptions for 1,344 yards & 30 TDs
Defensively: 88 tackles & 6 interceptions
First-Team:
Hayley Medina, Upland senior
Amaya Contreras, Upland junior
Alexandra Escalante, Upland senior
Samantha Garcia Etiwanda senior
Teresa Garcia, Etiwanda senior
Jada Lavender, RCHS junior
Mercy To’alepai, RCHS sophomore
Kyler Del Duca, Chino Hills senior
Layne Jensen, Los Osos senior
Keira Garvey, St. Lucy’s senior
Second Team:
Siena Gorman, Upland junior
Arianna Velazquez, Upland sophomore
Rebecca Ewing, Upland junior
Alivia Gordon, Etiwanda sophomore
Karli Aguilar, Etiwanda senior
Lizzy Brown, RCHS sophomore
Indio Pitts, RCHS sophomore
Madison Shaw, Chino Hills senior
Arieana Rocha, Los Osos junior
Kira Carroll, St. Lucy’s senior
Honorable Mention:
Marley Foster, Chino Hills junior
Julissa Jefferson, RCHS senior
Marley Glass, RCHS junior
Mariah Wakumoto, Etiwanda freshman
Aliana Rodriguez, Etiwanda freshman
Natalia Gaitan, Los Osos senior
Emma Ramirez, St. Lucy’s junior
Abbey Gleason, St. Lucy’s senior
Holly Ilollo, Upland sophomore
Jesenia Valdez, Upland senior
2024 Baseline League Standings:
Upland (19-6, 10-0)
Etiwanda (20-7, 8-2)
RCHS (15-8, 6-4)
Chino Hills (7-12, 4-6)
Los Osos (4-9, 2-8)
St. Lucy’s (1-14-1, 0-10)
Flag Football: All-Baseline League: MVP: Upland freshman, Leah Davis Leah Davis Stats: Passing: 22-of-40 for 229 yards, 3 TDs & 0 INTs Rushing: 67 carries for 698 yards & 6 TDs Receiving: 92 receptions for 1,344 yards & 30 TDs Defensively: 88 tackles & 6 interceptions First-Team: Hayley Medina, Upland senior Amaya Contreras, Upland junior […]
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