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Athletics News June 3, 2022
Track & Field Athletes Compete at Meet of Champions and CIF State Meet
Athena Ryan '24 (1600, 3200), Tiernan Colby '23 (1600, 3200), and August Davis '22 m(long jump) all qualified for the NCS Meet of Champions.
Ryan competed in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter races at the Meet of Champions and
qualified for the CIF State Meet in the 1600, with the fourth fastest time (qualifying with a time under the automatic qualifying threshold).
Colby also advanced in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter races, but focused on the 3200 at the NCS Meet of Champions. Davis wasn't able to compete in the NCS Meet of Champions due to Intersession travel commitments.
At the State Meet, Ryan finished in 11th place in the qualifying race, just missing out on advancing to the finals the following day.
Congratulations to all of the athletes!
Coyotes Well Represented on NCL II Baseball All-League Team
As expected, the Coyotes were well represented on the NCL II All-League Team, which is selected by all of the coaches in the league. Congratulations to all of the SA student-athletes that were selected!
League Co-MVP: Aaron Knuth '22
First team all-league
Ben Weaver '22
Nathan Huber '22
Myles Texel '24
Second team all-league
Josh Ross '22
Joel Zimmer '23
Honorable Mention
Porter Stein '22
Noah Proctor '25
Tennis Players Selected to CMC South All-League Team
As expected, the Varsity Tennis Coyotes were well represented on the CMC South All-League Team, which is selected by all of the coaches in the league. Congratulations to all of the SA student-athletes who were selected!
League MVP: Roman Cushman '22
First team all-league
Julia Cameron '22
Silas Grossman '22
Honorable Mention
Jake Koida '23
Ben Solomon '22
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Athena Ryan '24 (1600, 3200), Tiernan Colby '23 (1600, 3200), and August Davis '22 m(long jump) all qualified for the NCS Meet of Champions.
Ryan competed in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter races at the Meet of Champions and
qualified for the CIF State Meet in the 1600, with the fourth fastest time (qualifying with a time under the automatic qualifying threshold).
Colby also advanced in both the 1600 meter and 3200 meter races, but focused on the 3200 at the NCS Meet of Champions. Davis wasn't able to compete in the NCS Meet of Champions due to Intersession travel commitments.
At the State Meet, Ryan finished in 11th place in the qualifying race, just missing out on advancing to the finals the following day.
Congratulations to all of the athletes!
Coyotes Well Represented on NCL II Baseball All-League Team
As expected, the Coyotes were well represented on the NCL II All-League Team, which is selected by all of the coaches in the league. Congratulations to all of the SA student-athletes that were selected!
League Co-MVP: Aaron Knuth '22
First team all-league
Ben Weaver '22
Nathan Huber '22
Myles Texel '24
Second team all-league
Josh Ross '22
Joel Zimmer '23
Honorable Mention
Porter Stein '22
Noah Proctor '25
Tennis Players Selected to CMC South All-League Team
As expected, the Varsity Tennis Coyotes were well represented on the CMC South All-League Team, which is selected by all of the coaches in the league. Congratulations to all of the SA student-athletes who were selected!
League MVP: Roman Cushman '22
First team all-league
Julia Cameron '22
Silas Grossman '22
Honorable Mention
Jake Koida '23
Ben Solomon '22
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