The football Wildcats had 7 named All Conference. Trey Clark and Layne Kaminski was First Team Offense, Max Vincent and Caeden Miraglia were First Team Defense, Kaeden Bevolo named 2nd Team Offense and Jaret Gibson and Silas Lux were 2nd Team Defense.
Landon Tennyson and Corey Cano were Scout Team MVP, Greyson Dorris Special Teams MVP, Drake Rector, Kaminski and Vincent Most Valuable Linemen, Trey Clark Most Valuable Offense, Miraglia and Kyler King Most Valuable Defense with Kaminski, Vincent and Clark All State Academic Team members.
In boys soccer, Payton Gullion, Nate Lowry and Alex Spencer were named All Conference. Avery and Payton Gullion received the Captain’s Star. Nate Lowry was Team MVP, Isaiah Findley was Most Improved, Liam Shober Defensive Player of the Year, Eita Komoto was Offensive Player of the Year.
In volleyball, Quinn Wolfe was offensive MVP and Allison Thurman was defensive MVP, Emma Lipe the serving leader, Kinnley Eagan has most blocks, Lauren Brubaker the most assists. Wolfe was the Wildcat Leadership Award winner as well.
In girls golf, Mya Russell was MVP, Brynn Kessler was Most Improved and Brenna Hays the Wildcat Award.
In boys golf, Landon Maxey, Jaxon Ward and Scout Puricelli were Co-MVPs, Maxey and Puricelli were both All Conference in the River to River and Grant Squibb and Kai Graham were Co-Most Improved.
In girls tennis, All Conference went to Ella Robinson, Emmilie John, Katee Sellers, Adelynn Bumgarner, Allie Hustedde and Teagan Lobek. Robinson and Sellers were Co-MVP, Bumgarner Most Improved, Hustedde honored for her undefeated singles season, Grace Rau was Rookie of the Year, Lobek the Team Spirit Award and John the Wildcat Award.
In Cross Country, Alex Spencer and Piper Morton were Most Valuable Runners with Abram Jett Most Improved.
In Cheerleading, Reagan Vincent was given the Captain’s Star.
