PHOENIX — It was an exciting week for a number of athletes in the North Valley. As fall sports continue, a number of them had standout games and performances. Here's a look at who excelled across fall sports between Oct. 5-9.
Football
Jett Archuleta, Senior, Desert Mountain — Had both a scoop and score as well as a blocked punt in Desert Mountain’s 58-0 victory over Ironwood Ridge.
Decker Haskins-Smtih, Senior, Notre Dame Prep — Had 20 carries for 221 yards and three touchdowns to help Notre Dame Prep to a 34-14 victory over Chaparral on Thursday.
Konnor Kammes, Senior, Arcadia — In Friday’s 38-0 victory over Mesquite, Kammes had six receptions for 103 yards and two touchdowns,
Jake Pilarcek, Junior, Desert Mountain — Was a perfect 7-for-7 on pass attempts for 191 yards and two touchdowns on Friday in a 58-0 victory over Ironwood Ridge.
Vedder Wolfley, Junior, Horizon — Finished Friday’s game with 10 tackles, five sacks, three quarterback hurries, a pass defended and a forced fumble to help Horizon defeat Cactus Shadows 31-24.
Volleyball
Lauren Gustafson, Senior, Desert Mountain — Had 15 kills, two blocks and a dig to help Desert Mountain cruise to a 3-0 victory over Vista Grande on Monday.
Nia Tinsley, Junior, Horizon — Led the game with 15 kills, along with an ace and 13 digs to help Horizon to a 3-0 victory over Ironwood on Monday.
Flag Football
Lyla Campbell, Senior, Pinnacle — Playing on both sides of the ball, she had an outstanding game on Tuesday in the 7-0 victory over Liberty. She ran the ball four times for 42 yards, caught two passes for 16 yards, and had five flag pulls, an interception and two passes defended.
Kendyll Dinh, Junior, Chaparral — Had five receptions for 144 yards and four touchdowns to help Chaparral to a 41-0 victory over Paradise Valley.
Molly Lim, Sophomore, Xavier — It was an explosive night for Lim on Tuesday in the 30-9 victory over Perry. Not only did she complete 27 of her 35 pass attempts for 304 yards and two touchdowns, she also carried the ball 18 times for 103 yards and two additional touchdowns.
Evania Maas, Sophomore, Xavier — Caught 15 passes for 178 yards and a touchdown while also recording two flag pulls, an interception and a pass defended in Tuesday’s 30-9 victory over Perry.
Lilia Motolenichvarna, Junior, Horizon — Had an outstanding game on both sides of the ball in Tuesday’s 13-0 victory over Desert Mountain. Offensively, she had four receptions for 39 yards and a touchdown, while on defense she had nine total flag pulls and two interceptions.
Rhilynn Mongovan, Sophomore, Pinnacle — Had two receptions for 94 yards while scoring the game’s only touchdown in the 7-0 victory over Liberty on Tuesday.
Hannah Parks, Sophomore, Saguaro — In Monday’s 31-0 victory over Coronado, Parks had three receptions for 50 yards and two touchdowns, as well as two carries for four yards and an additional touchdown. She followed it up on Thursday with 10 catches for 47 yards and a touchdown, as well as two tackles and an interception to help Saguaro defeat Kellis 17-0.
Sydney Puma, Senior, Horizon — Completed 21 of her 29 pass attempts for 173 yards and a touchdown with no turnovers to help Horizon defeat Desert Mountain 13-0 on Tuesday.
Hayden Seaman, Junior, Desert Mountain — Had six receptions for 79 yards and three touchdowns to help Desert Mountain defeat NDP 20-3 on Thursday.
Kaelie Weishaar, Junior, Chaparral — Completed 13 of 18 pass attempts for 241 yards and five touchdowns with no turnovers while also rushing for 45 yards on four carries in Tuesday’s 41-0 victory over Paradise Valley.
Boys Golf
Riley Cherry, Senior, Cactus Shadows — Shooting a one-under-par 35, Cherry took home first place on Tuesday in the match while helping Cactus Shadows to a first place finish against Boulder Creek, Mountain Ridge and Horizon.
Landon Hewett, Sophomore, Saguaro — In Tuesday’s match between Saguaro and Desert Mountain, Hewett shot three-under-par 33 to take home a first place finish.
Easton Reischl, Senior, Horizon — At the Brophy open on Friday, Reischl shot nine-under-par 61 to take first place by six strokes.
Beck Sage, Senior, Arcadia — At the Scottsdale Unified Boys Golf Championship, Sage shot seven-under-par 63 to finish in first place.
Cooper Schiltz, Senior, Chaparral — Shot one-over-par 36 on Monday to tie for first place personally and help Chaparral to a first-place finish over Paradise Valley, Shadow Mountain and Coronado.
Girls Golf
Victoria Cosenza, Senior, Horizon — In Tuesday’s match against Chaparral and Cactus Shadows, she shot three-under-par 33 to sneak into first place by one stroke.
Madeleine Baker, Junior, Arcadia — Shot two-over-par 37 on Wednesday to tie for a first place finish on Wednesday in the match against Prescott and Saguaro.
Antoinette Dreier, Senior, Arcadia — Along with her teammate, shot two-over-par 37 on Wednesday in the match against Prescott and Saguaro, tying for first place.
Kaitlyn Moreland, Senior, Pinnacle — Finished in first place on Wednesday in the match against Chaparral and ACP, shooting two-under-par 33.
Olivia Richardson, Junior, Notre Dame Prep — Shot two-over-par 37 on Tuesday in the match against Saguaro and Arcadia for a first place finish.
Girls Cross Country
Chantel Newman, Senior, Xavier College Prep — At the Epic Tourneys XC Invite on Friday, Newman finished in sixth place overall for the girls big schools division. She ran a personal best time of 19:00.5.
Boys Cross Country
Colin St. Hilaire, Senior, Brophy College Prep — At the Epic Tourneys XC Invite on Friday, St. Hilare finished with a time of 16:02.6 to come in 13th place overall.
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