Marmonte League picks the best of the best for its 2022-23 winter season
Junior Nasir Meyer of the league champion Agoura High boys basketball team was named the Most Valuable Player of the Marmonte League.
Named to the first team were Elias Chin and Trent MacLean of Thousand Oaks; Zane Miller of Agoura; Kayden Elsokary and Austin Maziasz of Westlake; Cooper Lucas of Newbury Park; and Gavin Murphy of Calabasas.
Named to the second team were Stevie Amar and Isayah Garcia of Oaks Christian; Zach Ourfalian and Ignacio Spayne of Agoura; Charlie Muir of Newbury Park; Jacob Kjarval of Thousand Oaks; and Peter Gray of Calabasas.
Conley Oliver of Agoura was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS BASKETBALL
Lola Donez of league champion Oaks Christian and Westlake freshman Mathis Dritz were named the co-Most Valuable Players of the Marmonte League.
Named to the first team were Omamoke Okah and Faith O’Daniel of Oaks Christian; Jamilyn Carton and Helena Koubek of Agoura; Taylor Swanson of Oaks Christian; and Maddy Tauro of Calabasas.
Named to the second team were Devin Feiereisen, Alyssa Jackson and Emma Ange of Westlake; Jordan Schwesinger of Oaks Christian; Skylar Komatsu of Newbury Park; Riley Mann of Agoura; and Khailand Anderson-Strawder of Calabasas.
Keani Albanez of Oaks Christian was named the Coach of the Year.
BOYS SOCCER
Senior Justin Sosa of league champion Agoura was named the Most Valuable Player, Westlake senior Jaden Nachimzon was named the Offensive MVP, and Newbury Park senior Dylan Roslauski was named the Defensive MVP of the Marmonte League.
Making the first team were Matthew LeValley, Daniel Barreto, Lorenzo Posarelli and Jesse Davis of Agoura; Jaden De La Cruz, James Mancilla and Ara Gyuloglyan of Westlake; Ryan Thorndike and Luke O'Neill of Newbury Park; Uziel Diaz and Diego Estrada of Thousand Oaks; Matt Kim of Oaks Christian; and Josh Gould of Calabasas.
Making the second team were Joshua Kesner, Devin Bening, Isaiah Molina and Connor Howie of Agoura; Cooper McAllister, Ric Fujita and Troy Mishkanian of Westlake; Bohden Ing, Brady Gabler and Dragen Vrataric of Newbury Park; Gavin Arce and Carter Supple of Thousand Oaks; Ian Boras and Luke Lindas of Oaks Christian; and Ethan Cohen and Adam Gazdag of Calabasas.
Jaime Alvarado of Agoura was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS SOCCER
Senior Berkley Mape of league champion Oaks Christian was named the Most Valuable Player, Oaks Christian sophomore Avery Oder was named the Offensive MVP, and Oaks Christian junior Abigail Seawright and Oaks Christian sophomore Isabella Wieder were named the co-Defensive MVPs of the Marmonte League.
Named to the first team were Sarah Spears of Oaks Christian; KK Chowana, Lex Sahagian, Emma Naftzger and Calista Banihashemi of Westlake; Carly Hauser, Sammi Tagawa and Gabriella Jensen of Agoura; Jamie Campbell and Mia York of Newbury Park; Caitlin Walters of Calabasas; and Kianna Porter of Thousand Oaks.
Named to the second team were Scarlette Druian, Kailey Supa, Lauren Gatien and Ellison Korman of Oaks Christian; Ava Castle, Cierra Spencer and Layla Simon of Westlake; Livia Ivie, Lillian Werner and Addison Kloch of Agoura; Siena Meyer and Anja Slattum of Newbury Park; Pepper Galassi and Lilly Kingston of Calabasas; and Samantha Forde and Ivy Williams of Thousand Oaks.
Sebastian Alvarado of Oaks Christian was named the Coach of the Year.
GIRLS WATER POLO
Matalene Winters of league champion Oaks Christian earned Most Valuable Player honors and Colette O'Connor was named the Goalkeeper of the Year in the Marmonte League.
Named to the first team were Mia Fabros, Nicole O'Neill and Kendall Pappan of Oaks Christian; Cate Daland and Abigail Kim of Agoura; Kennedi Reeder of Newbury Park; and Sydney Miller of Westlake.
Named to the second team were Taylor Credle and Abigail Shapiro of Calabasas; Adriana Flores and Josie Shiah of Newbury Park; Natalie Requena-Broderic and Kloe Tarbet of Agoura; Jessie Lund of Oaks Christian; and Ruby Watkins of Westlake.
BOYS WRESTLING
Earning first-team honors by winning league titles were Jackson Riggio, William Ramos, Tanner Cardenas, James Rocha and Robert Svitek of league champion Thousand Oaks; Noah Ingersoll, James Abaya and Carson Berry of Newbury Park; Aiden Vazquez, Lennon Martin and Dean Abedi of Westlake; Sean Gross and Georgii Guledani of Calabasas; and Zeke Bussiere of Agoura.
Earning second-team honors were Rocco Shams, Nikolas Vahadi, Landon Tofanelli and Evan Vallens of Westlake; Enzo Boccalatte, Lucas Blahosky, Diego Vazquez and Alexander Sklyar of Agoura; Oliver Caputo and Tasman Cassell of Newbury Park; Matthew Siegel and Camden Hill of Thousand Oaks; and Gabryel Goodwin and Zahi Jubrail of Calabasas.
GIRLS WRESTLING
Earning first-team honors by winning league titles were Aubrey Sedeno, Talia Smith, Bella Wojciechowski and Cherish Hall-Taoai of league champion Thousand Oaks; Skye Smart, Kenia Sujia, Emerson Fuentes-Alabanza, Evan Watt and Maya Garza of Newbury Park; Mackenzie English of Westlake; and Emma Sardell of Calabasas.
Earning second-team honors were Tatiana Avila, Madison Black, Marlena Erickson and Susanna DeShields of Newbury Park; Sierra Silva of Calabasas; and Eveline Boratgis of Westlake.
This article originally appeared on Ventura County Star: Marmonte League picks the best of the best for its winter season
