Mid-Carolina All-Conference selections for 2021 fall sports

David Kehrli, Times-News

December 21, 2021 at 9:31 AM·3 min read

All-conference selections from the Mid-Carolina Conference for 2021 fall sports are as follows:

Boys' Cross Country

Chatham Central: Luke Gaines, Seth Gilliland, Kolton Phillips, Graham: Oscar Tello, Seaforth: Jack Anstrom, Ethan Becker, Will Cuicchi, Evan Hepburn, Henry McFall, Harry Mendlovitz, Andrew Parker, Connor Yalch.

Runner of the Year: Jack Anstrom, Seaforth

Coach of the Year: Duncan Murrell, Seaforth

Girls' Cross Country

Chatham Central: Kailey Green, Jordan-Matthews: Jasmine Basillo, Hannia Martinez, North Moore: Savanna Kennedy, Adysen Robinson, Seaforth: Carolina Bartee, Juana Bautista, Ava Belle Cox, Lily Cox, Katie Johnson, Zuzanna Mikolajec, Claire Morgan.

Runner of the Year: Claire Morgan, Seaforth

Coach of the Year: Tanelle Smith, Seaforth

Girls' Golf

Chatham Central: Chloe Fuquay, Reagan Mize, Reagan Murray, Meredith Peele, Ashton Wilkes, Jordan-Matthews: Paige Colborne, North Moore: Alison Bates, Nala Gainer, Chloe Hussey, Diana Miranda, Paige Ritter, Seaforth: Olivia Dennis, Avery Fauth, Ellie Johnson, Jenna Thompson.

Player of the Year: Avery Fauth, Seaforth

Coach of the Year: Linda Burke, Chatham Central

Girls' Tennis

Bartlett Yancey: Kelsie Hooper, Natalie Simmons, Chatham Central: Rachel Albright, Olivia Brooks, Ellie Phillips, Jaylee Williams, Jordan-Matthews: Destinee Ledwell, Sarai Ibarra-Rivera, Jocelyn Sanchez, Maggie Thornton, North Moore: Mikayla Perry, Layla Williams, Seaforth: Evelyn Atkins, Lily McFall, Bailey Shadoan.

Player of the Year: Olivia Brooks, Chatham Central

Coach of the Year: Chip Millard, Jordan-Matthews

Volleyball

Bartlett Yancey: Alayna Crumpton, Alannah Kellly, Kayden Miller, Elizabeth Proctor, Faith Upchurch, Chatham Central: Karaleigh Dodson, Sadie Gaines, Taylor Poe, Cummings: Tayanna Patrick, Graham: Carly Adams, Jordan-Matthews: Janeyra Guerrero, Reagan Smith, North Moore: Reese Hancock, Julia Paschal, Seaforth: Maris Huneycutt, Mia Kellem.

Player of the Year: Kayden Miller, Bartlett Yancey

Coach of the Year: Tracy Herring, Graham

Boys' Soccer

Cummings: Johan Diaz, Alejandro Guerrero, Jahaziel Herbeth, Osmir Ramos, Brandon Ruiz, Angel Zambrano, Graham: Yeshua Aureoles, Ismael Castillo, Imer Landa, Jonathan Ruiz Vazquez, Jordan-Matthews: Irvin Campos, Cristian Cruz, Brian Hernandez, Alexis Ibarra, Zander Ocampo, Ricardo Rocha, Brock Rohaly, Juan Hernandez Soto, North Moore: Christopher Velasquez Avila, Jose de Jesus Betancourt, Ricky Betancourt, Alex Garcia, Noel Hernandez-Velazquez, Fernando Martinez-Guzman, Tristan Aviles Popoca, Seaforth: Hunter Blake, Jack Haste, Blake Price.

Offensive Player of the Year: Zander Ocampo, Jordan-Matthews

Defensive Player of the Year: Cristian Cruz, Jordan-Matthews

Goalkeeper of the Year: Ismael Castillo, Graham

Coach of the Year: Paul Cuadros, Jordan-Matthews

Football

Bartlett Yancey: William Caldwell, Logan Church, Davon Lipscomb, Jayquan Morton, Brendan Nunnally, Micah Rone, Maurice Thomas, Devon Thompson, Dylan Wall, Chatham Central: Devin Cheek, Trey Clay, William Douglas, Nicolas Jourdan, Collin Lagenor, Malachi Moore, Matthew Smith, Cummings: Elijah Collins, Ahje Cotton, Zion Crawley, Marione Enoch, Mori Farrell, Kavon Fenderson-Poteat, Jaylen Haith, Dylantae James, Miles Jones, Jonathan Paylor, Johnniyus Sharpe, Genesis Smith, Jamarion Vaughn, Graham: Makhi Enoch, Dexter Flood, Alex Godley, Keonte Haywood-Cochran, Khavarie Hightower, Timothy Mitchell, Carlos Quintanilla, Gabriel Spriggs, Jordan-Matthews: Rayshaun Alston, Jaxon Globuschutz, Toren Korpela, Chris Ray, Calvin Schwartz, Trevor Williams, North Moore: Drew Brewer, Justis Dorsett, Elliot Furr, Brian Loza, Jase Nelson, Logan Pennington, Oljawaun Person, James Ross, Javory Wall.

Offensive Player of the Year: Jonathan Paylor, Cummings

Defensive Player of the Year: Dylantae James, Cummings

Specialist of the Year: Calvin Schwartz, Jordan-Matthews

Coaches of the Year: David Grimm, Cummings & Andrew Carrouth, North Moore

David Kehrli is a sports reporter at the Burlington Times-News and USA Today Network. You can reach him at david.kehrli@thetimesnews.com. Follow him on Twitter @DavidKehrliTN. Subscribe to the Burlington Times-News here.

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