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HHS athletes earn TVL honors for fall season

by | Dec 14, 2023 | Sports

The Tri-Valley League recently announced its All-Stars for the fall season.

In girls soccer, Georgie Clarke and Maddie Recupero were named TVL Large MVPs. Alex Clarke, Juliana Grontzos and Nina Tzouganatos were All-Stars. Brooke Birtwistle and Jo DuPont received honorable mention.

In boys soccer, Will Bialobrzeski, Jack Ianelli and Sean McCann were All-Stars, while Jan Antvelink, Drew Bialobrzeski, Derek Hatherley, Carlos Henkle, Federico Rossi and Owen Silva received honorable mention.

In golf, Parker Winn was named TVL Large MVP.

In boys cross country, Ben Scott was named TVL Large MVP. Connor Dorfman, Sean Finnegan, Stephen Leighton and Darian Leo were All-Stars.

In girls cross country, Bridgid Cavanaugh, Bethel Flanagan and Elyse Srodawa were All-Stars.

In field hockey, Camille Perlov, Lauren Strechay and Sanidi Waduthanthri were named All-Stars, while Reese Interrante and Kiley Locke received honorable mention.

In volleyball, Adriana Aquino, Gabby Pattie and Siena Verna were All-Stars. Abigail Hebert and Elsa Woodbury received honorable mention.

In football, Cooper Fossbender, Sam Pantera and Christian Pereira were All-Stars.

In cheer, Sophia Dellacioppa and Hailey Minka were All-Stars.

HHS also had three individuals named TVL Large Coach of the Year: Tom Skiba (girls soccer), Garrett Sawyer (boys soccer) and Laura McKenzie (boys cross country).

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