El Paso High School Sports Roundup: baseball, Softball, and Basketball
this week saw thrilling victories and close calls across El Paso’s high school sports scene. From dominant pitching performances to explosive offensive displays, local teams showcased their talent on the diamond and the court.
Baseball: Eldorado and Eastwood Shine
eldorado High School’s baseball team secured two crucial wins, defeating Eastlake 4-3 and Coronado 3-2. Carlos chavez emerged as a key offensive threat, going 2-3 in both games.Diego Duron and Sebastian Crispin delivered strong pitching performances, racking up nine and seven strikeouts respectively.
Simultaneously occurring, eastwood High School continued their winning streak, defeating Midland Greenwood and Andress. Aiden Huante and Corby Wagoner led the charge on the mound, while Isaac Herrera’s powerful hitting, including two home runs against Andress, proved instrumental in their success.
Other notable results included Montwood’s narrow victory over Midland Greenwood, Americas’ doubleheader sweep against Carlsbad, N.M.and Horizon, and Bel Air’s commanding win over Presidio.
Softball: Canutillo Dominates, El Paso High Explodes Offensively
Canutillo High school’s softball team dominated Horizon with a 7-1 victory. Amaris Diaz’s remarkable pitching performance, highlighted by eight strikeouts, kept horizon’s offense in check. alissa Piñon led the offensive charge, going 3-3 with a double, a triple, and two RBIs.
El Paso High School delivered a resounding 19-1 victory over Mountain View. Power hitting from P. Gonzalez, V. Mendoza, and E. Fandey propelled their offensive onslaught.
Parkland secured a win against franklin, but fell to chapin in a close contest.
Girls Basketball: Season Heats Up
the high school girls basketball season is in full swing, with teams battling for early season dominance.
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Stay tuned for more updates on El Paso’s high school sports scene!
District 1-5A Girls Basketball Honors Announced
The El Paso high school girls basketball scene is buzzing with excitement as the all-District 1-5A selections have been revealed.
Leading the pack are co-Coaches of the Year Eric Weaver from Chapin and Cynthia Hernandez from Burges. Their teams dominated the district, showcasing exceptional coaching strategies and player development.
Sharing the coveted MVP title are Chapin’s Jasmin Holt and Burges’ Brianna Vargas. Both players demonstrated remarkable skill and leadership throughout the season, propelling their teams to success.
The offensive prowess of Briana Montoya from Chapin and Jordyn Hernandez from Burges earned them the Co-Offensive MVP awards. Their ability to score consistently and create opportunities for teammates was instrumental in their teams’ offensive success.
On the defensive end, Marissa Hargrave from Andress emerged as the Defensive MVP. Her tenacity and ability to shut down opponents made her a force to be reckoned with.
Yakira DeRouen from Chapin was recognized as the Newcomer of the Year,showcasing immense potential and making an immediate impact on the varsity squad.
The First Team is a testament to the depth of talent in District 1-5A. Chapin boasts a strong presence with Natalie Mesa, Luna Moreno, samantha Triana, and Gisselle Vega. Burges is represented by Priscilla Diaz and Michee Corbin.Andress contributes leslie Mojica, Alianna Colon, and Allenae Martin-Lewis. Rounding out the First Team are Citlaly Rodriguez and Amanda Macias from Bowie, Amaris Ambriz from El Paso, and Ana Santiesteban from Austin.
The Second Team further highlights the competitive nature of the district. Karina Garcia joins her Burges teammate Corbin. Chapin adds Lynette Carbajal to their impressive representation. Andress contributes Kelsey Dominik and Andrea Camacho. Bowie adds Miranda Morales and Yaritza Carrasco. Natalia Thomas from El Paso, Samantha Castaneda from Austin, Hannah Jones and Half Rocha from irvin, Anette Garcia and Miranda Vasquez from Jefferson round out the Second Team.
District 2-5A Recognizes Top Performers
Across town, District 2-5A also celebrated its standout athletes. melanie Garcia from El Dorado and Jaelyn Morrison from Hanks were named co-MVPs,demonstrating their exceptional skills and leadership. Ariana Escalante from [School name] was recognized as the Offensive MVP for her impressive scoring ability.
El Paso’s Volleyball Standouts: Recognizing Excellence on the Court
The 2023 El Paso high school volleyball season showcased incredible talent and fierce competition. Here’s a look at the athletes who dominated the court, earning well-deserved recognition for their exceptional skills and contributions.
Top Honors
Leading the pack is Ysleta’s standout player, [Player Name], who was named Offensive MVP. Bel Air’s Jay Levario earned the Defensive MVP title, demonstrating remarkable defensive prowess throughout the season. Parkland’s Danae Gonzalez, a rising star, was recognized as Newcomer of the Year, promising a bright future for her volleyball career.
First Team all-Stars
The First Team roster is a testament to the depth of talent in El paso volleyball. El Dorado boasts two exceptional players: Erin Carbajal and India Dowling-Green. Hanks’ Kendra Burton and Lawson Hiltl formed a formidable duo, while Bel Air’s Norma Mota and Victoria Moreno consistently delivered impressive performances. Ysleta’s Kaylee Cruz and Mariah Avila showcased their skills, alongside Canutillo’s Waste’ little Spotted Horse and Kim Cruz. Rounding out the First Team are Parkland’s Leah Flores, Horizon’s Jazlyn Alcala, and Del Valle’s Vianna Villarreal and Jocelyne Mendoza.
Second Team Standouts
The Second Team highlights more athletes who made significant contributions to their teams’ success. El Dorado’s Alyssa Abascal and Aryam Gomez continued to impress, while Hanks’ Daisy Fernandez and Camila Varela demonstrated their versatility. Bel Air’s Angie Mora and Vivian Santana proved to be valuable assets, and Ysleta’s Brittney De Santos and Anissa Rodriguez showcased their potential. Canutillo’s Catarina Mendez and natalie Mendez added to their team’s strength, while Parkland’s Christina Sanchez and Kira Nowell consistently delivered strong performances. Del Valle’s Grettel Atterberry and Horizon’s Christina Perez rounded out the Second Team,solidifying their places among El Paso’s top volleyball talent.
This impressive group of athletes represents the best of El Paso volleyball, demonstrating dedication, skill, and sportsmanship. their achievements inspire future generations of players and contribute to the vibrant volleyball community in El Paso.
