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Central California Conference All League Honors
Turlock baseball
Turlock High catcher Brett Cumberland was named the Central California Conference's Most Valuable Player for 2014. - photo by Journal file photo
Updated: Jun 7, 2014, 12:19 AM
Published: Jun 7, 2014, 12:23 AM

GIRLS SOCCER

Most Valuable Player: Ashlyn Kuntz, Turlock

Pitman High

Offensive Player of the Year: Rayana Plancarte

All-League: Ashleigh Phelps, Katie Hanf, Amy Lafaver, Liz Perez

Turlock High

All-League: Morgan DeLay, Maria Fefilova and Cayla Donahue, Estephanie Partida and Kayla Gilkison

 

SOFTBALL

Pitman High

All-League: Alexis Mettler, Nicole Bailey, Skylar Taylor, Elizabeth Segars and Sally Acosta

Turlock High

All-League: Mariah Gonzalez and Sarah Garcia

 

BASEBALL

Coach of the Year: Mark De la Motte, Turlock High

Most Valuable Player—Brett Cumberland, Turlock High

Pitcher of the Year—Blake Cederlind, Turlock High

Offensive Player of the Year—Austin Bush, Turlock High

Pitman High

All-League: Dakota Spiller, Coleton Horner, Colton Evans, and Matt Carrigg

Turlock High

All-League: Alex Pallios, Nick Benson and Jon Temple

 

 

TENNIS

Pitman High

All-League: Jeremy Moitoso, singles

Turlock High

All-League: Carlos Iniquez and Davis Griffin, doubles

 

BOYS GOLF

Most Valuable Player—Teo Chiesa, Turlock High

 
National debate over trans athletes heats up at CIF State T&F Championships
CIF track championships
The national debate over transgender athletes competing in women’s sports became part of the of the 105th CIF State Track and Field Meet.
Christopher Correa
Turlock Journal
Published: May 31, 2025, 7:10 AM
CLOVIS — Thousands of track and field athletes, coaches, families, and fans descended on Buchanan High School’s Veterans Memorial Stadium for the start of the 105th CIF State Track and Field Meet on Friday. And as the temperature reached 100 degrees Fahrenheit, the national debate over transgender athletes competing in women’s sports became the hottest topic of all in West Clovis.
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