Woodland High School spring sports activities Most Valuable Player award winners from left to proper; Owen Harrison for boys tennis, Bella Fernandez for varsity softball, Mason Stewart for boys golf, Martez Morales for boys monitor and discipline, Clarissa Vega for ladies monitor and discipline and Austin Stapleton for varsity baseball. (Carlos Guerrero/Daily Democrat)

Woodland High School celebrated its spring sports activities student-athletes earlier this week with an awards banquet.

Individually and as a workforce, the Wolves loved loads of common and postseason success.

The faculty’s Most Valuable Player awards have been awarded to; Owen Harrison for boys tennis, Bella Fernandez for varsity softball, Mason Stewart for boys golf, Martez Morales for boys monitor and discipline, Clarissa Vega for ladies monitor and discipline and Austin Stapleton for varsity baseball.

The varsity softball team finished the year with a 10-12 overall record, going 4-8 within the Golden Empire League, ending in fourth place. Senior Bella Fernandez led the workforce in hits (33), triples (3) and residential runs with one. She additionally had 18 RBI and scored 18 runs. Senior Isabel Giroux led the workforce with 22 runs, whereas Nayeli Cardenas led the workforce in RBI with 25. Addison Tetreault was second on the workforce in hits (31).

The varsity baseball workforce loved a implausible season going 20-5, together with 17-1 within the league to turn into league champions. Their reward for a high quality season was the No. 1 general seed within the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV Playoffs. After enjoying a first-round bye, they’d defeated Liberty Ranch  5-0, advancing to the semifinals.

After winning a best-of-three-game series in the semifinals against No. 5 seed Casa Roble, the Wolves went on to the D4 championship recreation towards No. 2 seed Oakmont. Their season, however, would end with a 10-0 loss to the Vikings.

For boys tennis, sophomore Owen Harrison was the workforce MVP and an educational all-league recipient.

“Owen was the definition of diligence, and he carried himself all the time in a positive manner,” Wolves head coach Javier Marin mentioned. “He is only a pure chief.

As a sophomore, Marin believes he can solely get higher.

“Like in any sport, you are going to have to put in the work in the offseason,” Marin mentioned. “He will put in extra work to ensure he finishes better next year. I’m looking forward to him taking his performances to the next level next season.”

Woodland High School golfer Mason Stewart completed second in Golden Empire League in factors. In the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs, with a spot within the CIF Masters Tournament on the road, Stewart and Pioneer’s Matthew Nunez discovered themselves in a five-way tie e-way tie for the ultimate spot together with three different golfers from Mountain House, West Campus and Ceres.

They’d all tee off from Hole 6, and after the primary sudden-death playoff gap, solely Stewart and Nunez remained.

Unfortunately for Stewart, he’d lose out on the final spot after Nunez drained a 20-foot birdie putt to defeat Stewart and advance.

“Mason is an unbelievable sophomore talent with such a bright future ahead, academically and on the golf course,” Wolves golf coach Michael Monk mentioned.

Senior Martez Morales earned the workforce MVP for the boys monitor and discipline workforce after competing within the 300-meter hurdles, 110-meter hurdles, and triple soar, scoring probably the most factors for the workforce in all of the league meets.

He’d win the 110 hurdles in three out of 4 league meets, and since he acquired first place on the Golden Empire League Championship meet, he was chosen as an all-league recipient.

Mateo Morales, additionally a senior, suffered from a hamstring harm earlier than the season began, so he tried shot put and focus on for the primary time this 12 months. At the top of the season, he ran the 300-meter hurdle race and received, incomes an all-league choice.

On the ladies workforce, Clarissa Valdivia Vega, additionally a senior, competed on the 4×100-meter workforce, the 200, and the 400.

She received first place within the 400 with a private report on the Golden Empire League meet. She didn’t win an all-league choice however was awarded the ladies workforce MVP award after scoring probably the most factors throughout the entire league meets.

“All three of the athletes were a joy to coach,” mentioned Wolves monitor and discipline coach Kelsey Rothwell, “They all have such great attitudes and personalities and were very motivated to do well. It was very fun to coach them over the last four years, and I am very excited to see where all three of them go in their future. I know they will do great things, and wish them all the best.”