Vacaville High School has won the Monticello Empire League School of the Year as the MEL’s best athletic program.
The honor is determined by cumulative team finishes in the league’s 20 varsity sports. Points are awarded based on place (10 for 1st, 7, 5, 4, 2, 1).
Vacaville earned championships in nine sports — boys cross country, football, volleyball, boys basketball, wrestling, boys and girls Soccer, boys golf, and boys track.
“This honor is very important to our school and athletic program,” said Athletic Director Mike Papadopolous. “This season is very special given the circumstances and the resilience our kids have shown throughout the year. It is a culmination of a lot of hard work by our student-athletes, coaches, families, school staff and those who continued to support us throughout the year. Our teams were prepared and ready the day we were given the green light to compete. We would like to thank our advocates who allowed our seasons to occur for all student-athletes.”
Girls soccer All-League team announced
The Monticello Empire League announced its All-League girls soccer team.
For the second year in a row, Will C. Wood’s Kylie Rolling was the Offensive Player of the Year. The center midfielder led the MEL in both goals (16) goals and assists (7) in the shortened ten-game season. Ava Gerber of Vacaville High is the Defensive Player of the Year.
They are joined on the First Team by Wood’s Kaeley Carigilio, Taylor Ford and Jennifer Perez; Ava Gerber, Lauren Gammon, Bailey Erbland and Kamryn Bubak from Vacaville High; Catelyn Rech from Vanden; Ysabella Beladres and Katie Carrigan from Rodriguez; Ximena Rodriguez, Lilliana Fenn and Lesly Mendoza from Armijo; and Aileen Solorio from Fairfield.
The Second Team is represented by Sydney Boele, Makayla Oliver, Cassidy Howell, Gracie Holbein and Natalia Rodriguez from Vacaville High; Rebecca Smith, Grace Vojkufka and Jessica Biasotti from Will C. Wood; Kylie Eisan. Delaney Ramsell and Kaleia Grinton from Vanden; Sophia Ammons, Elizabeth Anderson and Mandy Folkin from Rodriguez; and Arianna Nunez from Fairfield.
Regina McGee of Armijo is the Coach of the Year.
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