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boys’ basketball
pLAyER oF ThE yEAR
Hunter Dickinson, F, Sr., DeMatha
FIRST TEAM
Corey Dyches, G, Sr., Potomac (Md.)
Avery Ford, F, Jr., Centreville
Trevor Keels, G, Jr., Paul VI
Xavier Lipscomb, G, Sr., St. Stephen’s/
St. Agnes
Ronald Polite, G, Sr., Oxon Hill
Jeremy Roach, G, Sr., Paul VI
Earl Timberlake, G, Sr., DeMatha
Benny Williams, F, Jr., St. Andrew’s
Terrance Williams, F, Sr., Gonzaga
CoACh oF ThE yEAR
Rob Nickens, Theodore Roosevelt
SEConD TEAM
Max Brooks, F, Sr., St. Charles
Darren Buchanan, F, So., Wilson
Landon Hawes, G, Sr., Potomac Falls
Darius Johnson, G, Jr., Episcopal
Ishmael Leggett, G, Sr., St. John’s
ThIRD TEAM
Jared Cross, G, Sr., St. Stephen’s/St.
Agnes
Jao Ituka, G, Jr., Gaithersburg
Jakai Robinson, G, Jr., National Chris-
tian
Trey Thomas, G, Jr., Wise
William Wilson, F, Sr., South County
FoURTh TEAM
Delonnie Hunt, G, Sr., Rock Creek
Christian
Quinton Mincey, F, Sr., Eleanor
Roosevelt
David Solomon, F, So., Lake Braddock
Jack Taylor, G, Jr., Marshall
Cameron Tweedy, F, Sr., Westlake
honoRAbLE MEnTIon
Favour Aire, F, So., Bishop McNamara
Jaylin Alinbury, G, Sr., Northeast
Matthew Anderson, G, Sr., Loudoun
County
Koby Baptiste, G, Sr. Parkdale
Jamal Barnes, G, Sr., St. Stephen’s/St.
Agnes
Zack Blue, G, Sr., Patriot
Noel Brown, F, Sr., Flint Hill
Tymu Chenery, F, Sr., Episcopal
Tremaine Chesley, G, Sr., St. Charles
Jared Clawson, G, Sr., Edison
Jalen Coker, F, Sr., Potomac Falls
Chase Cook, G, Sr., Coolidge
Yuri Covington, G, Jr., National Chris-
tian
De’ontay Cozart, G, Sr., H.D. Woodson
Joseph Dagbe, G, Sr., South Lakes
Marquise Delahaye, G, Sr., Northwest-
ern
Douda Dembele, F, Jr., Springbrook
Rasheed Dupree, G, Jr., KIPP
Abel Elias, G, Sr., Kennedy
Isaiah Folkes, G, Jr., Middleburg Acade-
my
Andres Frye, F, Sr., McLean School
Jomo Goings, G, Sr., Churchill
Chuck Harris, G, Sr., Gonzaga
Tyrell Harris, F, Sr., Potomac (Va.)
Jordan Hawkins, F, Jr., DeMatha
Michael Healy, G, Sr., Stone Bridge
Malik Holland, G, Sr., Oxon Hill
Torrence Horton, G, Sr., T.C. Williams
Jaden House, G, Jr., Middleburg Acad.
Saveon Jackson, G, Jr. KIPP
Maurice Johnson, G, Jr., Cesar Chavez
Jamie Kaiser, G, Fr., Lake Braddock
Steven Lincoln, F, Jr., Yorktown
Milton Matthews, G, Sr., Rock Creek
Christan
Daniel Mbangue, F, Sr., Fairfax
Bez Mbeng, G, Jr., Good Counsel
Dug McDaniel, G, So., Paul VI
Omar McGann, G, Sr., St. Charles
Joemel McNair, G, Sr., Eleanor
Roosevelt
Jordan Oates, G, Sr., Atholton
Ryan Prather, G, Jr., Clarksburg
Craig Pratt, G, Sr., Annapolis
Andre Screen, F, Sr., St. Stephen’s/St.
Agnes
Colin Smalls, G, Sr., St. Andrew’s
Darnell Snowden, G, Sr., Douglass
Andre Speight, G, Jr., South County
John Square, F, Sr., St. John’s
Jasir Tremble, G, Jr., Theodore
Roosevelt
Stephaun Walker, F, So, Coolidge
Mekhai Washington, F, Sr., Centreville

Jeremiah Woodland, G, Sr., North-

western

Girls’ basketball

pLAyER oF ThE yEAR

Madison Scott, F, Sr., Bishop McNa-

mara

FIRST TEAM

Alyssa Andrews, F, Jr., Colgan

Azzi Fudd, G, Jr., St. John’s

Kaniyah Harris, G, Sr., C.H. Flowers

Parker Hill, F, Jr., Churchill

Kaylah Ivey, G, Sr., Riverdale Baptist

Chetanna Nweke, F, Sr., Stone Ridge

Delicia Pinnick, G, Sr., New Hope

Kiki Rice, G, So., Sidwell Friends

Eniya Russell, G, Sr., Pallotti

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Kirsten Stone, Madison

SEConD TEAM

Tiffany Hooker, G, Sr., Reservoir

Liatu King, F, Sr., McNamara

Brianna Scott, F, Jr., South Lakes

Lee Volker, F, Jr., Paul VI

Taylor Webster, F, Sr., Georgetown

Visitation

ThIRD TEAM

Deja Bristol, F, Sr., New Hope

Bri Johns, F, Sr., Edison

Tedi Makrigiorgos, G, Sr., Madison

Meghan O’Brien, F, Jr., Chantilly

Caroline Orza, G, Jr., Bethesda-Chevy

Chase

FoURTh TEAM

Jenae Dublin, F, Sr., Gwynn Park

Zy’aire Hairston, G, So., Dunbar

Ajia James, F, Sr., O’Connell

Isabellah Middleton, F, Sr., Tuscarora

Megan Stevenson, F, Sr., Loudoun Val-

ley

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Ashley Allen, F, Jr., Potomac Falls

Toyin Allen, F, Sr., Great Mills

Faith Alston, G, Sr., Paul VI

Patricia Anumgba, G, Sr., Paint Branch

Grace Arnolie, G, So., Madison

Zanai Barnett-Gay, G, So., CMIT-North

Kensley Benjamin, G, Sr., Calvert

Ashlynn Burrows, F, Sr., South River

Abby Cater, F, Jr., Elizabeth Seton

Kelis Corley, G, Sr., St. John’s

Kaiya Creek, G, Sr., National Christian

Jadyn Donovan, G, Fr., Sidwell Friends

Elizabeth Dufrane, G, Sr., McLean

Kennedy Fauntleroy, G, So., New Hope

Mesa Floyd, G, Sr., Wise

Brenae Ford, G, Sr., Douglass

Melanie George, G, Sr., Fairfax

Tyler Gray, G, Sr., Elizabeth Seton

Page Greenburg, G, So., Maret

Anii Harris, G, Sr., Howard

Ciara Harris, G, Sr., National Christian

Saniha Jackson, F, Sr., River Hill

Alyson Jefferson, G, Sr., Banneker

Charlotte Jewell, G, Sr., Edison

Laila Jewett, F, Jr., Bishop Ireton

Natalie Johnson, G, So., North Point

Sydney Lewis, F, Sr., McLean School

Danea Mackey, G, Jr., West Potomac

Brittini Martin, G, Sr., Churchill

Elizabeth Martino, G, Sr., Riverdale

Baptist

McKenzie Matheny, F, Jr., West

Springfield

Chalon Miles, G, Jr., St. Mary’s Ryken

Aaliyah Pitts, F, Sr., McNamara

Maikya Simmons, G, Sr., O’Connell

Mia Smith, G, So., Clarksburg

Jaelyn Talley, F, So., Paul VI

Jessica Tomasetti, G, Sr., Good Coun-

sel

Tori Tolson, F, Sr., Surrattsville

Talia Trotter, G, So., Sandy Spring

Friends

Satori Valentine, G, Sr., Mount Hebron

Yonta Vaughn, G, So., McNamara

Jazmine Washington, G, Sr., Oakland

Mills

Amani Watts, F, Fr., Old Mill

Janiah Williams, F, Sr., Eastern

Aniya Wilson, G, Sr., Oxon Hill

Ice hockey

pLAyER oF ThE yEAR

Quinn Kennedy, Jr., St. John’s

FIRST TEAM

Collin Berke, G, Sr., Archbishop Spald-

ing

Raymond Booth, D, Sr., Tuscarora/

Westfield

Patrick Chapman, D, Sr., St. John’s

Farrell Dinn, F, Sr., Gonzaga

Katherine Khramtsov, F, So., Stone

Ridge

Owen Morgan, F, Sr., Chantilly

Jason Townsend, F, Sr., T.C. Williams

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

David Erickson, Landon

SEConD TEAM

Matthew Brille, F, Jr., Landon

Alex Chaconas, F, Sr., Georgetown Prep

Owen Grainger, D, Jr., T.C. Williams

Jacob Hookman-Vassa, D, So., Landon

Will Hopewell, G, Sr., Riverside

Dimitry Kebreau, F, Jr., St. John’s

Will Lawrence, F, So., Landon

Matthew Price, F, Sr., Broad Run

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Jennifer Albero, F, So., St. John’s

Alex Aracich, G, Sr., Patriot

Ethan Boyagian, D, So., Washington-

Liberty

Riley Burch, G, Sr., Lake Braddock/Park

View

Jack Callaghan, F, Sr., Mount Hebron

Matthew Clarke, F, So., Washington-

Liberty

Sean Corcoran, F, Jr., Patriot

Lincoln Crosby, G, So., DeMatha

Aidan Darnell, F, Sr., Riverside

Luca Docking, F, Sr., Gonzaga

Gabe Dombrowski, F, Sr., Flint Hill

Kareem El-Bashir, F, So., Bishop

O’Connell

Tyler Eyester, F, So., Quince Orchard

Michael Fields, F, Jr., West Spring-

field/Manassas Park/Falls Church

Brendan Fielman, D, Sr., Bishop O’Con-

nell

Patrick Fitzgerald, F, Jr., Georgetown

Prep

Ryan Giles, F, Sr., Landon

Joey Graham, F, Sr., Landon

Elon G ranston, G, Sr., Georgetown Prep

Celia Hodges, D, So., St. John’s

Jesse Horacek, F, So., St. John’s

David Kelley, D, Sr., Glenelg

Luke Leydig, F, Sr., DeMatha

Noah Loggia, F, Jr., Chantilly

Samuel Margel, F, Jr., Churchill

Luke Mattson, F, Jr., T.C. Williams

Ethan McNiff, G, Jr., Woodbridge

Tyler Mercier, F, Jr., DeMatha

Brandon Metheny, D, Sr., DeMatha

Lizzy Mohler, F, Jr., Georgetown Visi-

tation

Ellen Montgomery, G, Jr., Stone Ridge

Jack Mowrey, D, Jr., Gonzaga

Peter Roche, F, So., Georgetown Prep

Tyler Rose, D, So., St. John’s

Gavin Ross, G, Sr., Marriotts Ridge

Luke Rubin, F, Fr., Reservoir

Jackson Ryan, F, Jr., Colgan

Alex Vouras, F, Sr., Bishop O’Connell

Max Weinstein, G, Sr., Landon

Charlie Wojcik, F, Sr., Lake Braddock/

Park View

Trevor Ziffer, G, Jr. St. John’s

boys’ swimming

and diving

SWIMMER oF ThE yEAR

Anthony Grimm, Jr., Oakton

FIRST TEAM

Sorab Aman, Sr., West Springfield

Aiken Do, So., W.T. Woodson

Brett Feyerick, Jr., Georgetown Prep

Landon Gentry, So., Patriot

Oliver Mills, Sr., Flint Hill

Jack Moore, Sr., Briar Woods

Sam Oliver, Sr., Champe

Jacob Rosner, Sr., Landon

Noah Rutberg, Sr., Churchill

Trace Wall, Sr., Rock Ridge

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Susie Hamrock, W.T. Woodson

SEConD TEAM

Ziad Bandak, Sr., Churchill

Ollie Bernasek, Sr., Gonzaga

Andrew Blusiewicz, Jr., Dominion

Kent Codding, Sr., W.T. Woodson

Dylan Danaie, Jr., Georgetown Prep

J.T. Ewing, So., Gonzaga

Mitchell Meyer, Sr., Woodbridge

Jack Mowery, Sr., Washington-Liberty

Henry Radzikowski, Sr., Battlefield

Joe Schaefer, Sr., Woodson

RELAyS

200 freestyle: Alec Cooper, Jr.; Michael

Paulos, Sr.; Kris Lawson, Fr.; Lucca

Scott, Sr. (Whitman): 1:23.39

200 medley: Ryan Catron, Sr.; Mac

Marsh, So.; M atthew Pottker, Sr.; O llie

Bernasek, Sr. (Gonzaga): 1:31.28

400 freestyle: Matthew Pottker, Sr.;

Ryan Catron, Sr.; J.T. Ewing, So.; Ollie

Bernasek, Sr. (Gonzaga): 3:04.91

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Zachary Bayler, Sr., Wheaton

Jason Bretz, Jr., Whitman

Ryan Catron, Sr., Gonzaga

Benjamin Charles, Sr., Maret

James Collishaw, Sr., Walter Johnson

Alec Cooper, Jr., Whitman

Bailey De Luise, So., Independence

Christian Decker, Sr., Westlake

Sam Duncan, Sr., Madison

Owen Dyson, So., Madison

Finn Gelbach, Fr., The Heights

Jeffrey Gerber, Sr., Thomas Jefferson

Cole Greenberg, So., Quince Orchard

Jordan Gross, Sr., Bullis

Ryan Gruner, Sr., Springbrook

Michael Jiang, Jr., Forest Park

Kyle Johnson, Sr., Park View

Eric Kim, So., Stone Bridge

Charlie Kucik, Sr., Herndon

Alex Landinez, Sr., School Without

Walls

Tyler Lentine, Jr., O’Connell

Eric Lundgren, Jr., Woodson

Chris Ma, Jr., Richard Montgomery

Peter Makin, Sr., Fairfax

Mac Marsh, So., Gonzaga

Ryan Mathis, Sr., Georgetown Prep

Mitchell Meyer, Sr., Woodbridge

Jack Mowery, Sr., Washington-Liberty

William Mullen, Sr., O’Connell

Everett Oehler, So., Rich. Montgomery

Michael Parker, Jr., Sherwood

Matthew Pottker, Sr., Gonzaga

Michael Salvatori, Sr., John Paul the

Great

Nic Santorelli, Sr., Damascus

Sean Santos, So., Good Counsel

Thomas Scheller, Sr., Wilson

Scott Schwendinger, Sr., Quince Or-

chard

Lucca Scott, Sr., Whitman

Kenny Song, Sr., Poolesville

Jonik Surprenant, Jr., Blake

Aidan Thomas, Jr., W.T. Woodson

Conor Vienneau, Sr., La Plata

Ben Voelker, Sr., Calvert

Max Weinrich, So., Sherwood

Ben Long Zuo, Jr., Churchill

Girls’ swimming

and diving

SWIMMER oF ThE yEAR

Phoebe Bacon, Sr., Stone Ridge

FIRST TEAM

Catherine Belyakov, Sr., Quince Or-

chard

Maren Conze, Fr., Walter Johnson

Sophie Duncan, So., Holton-Arms

Erin Gemmell, Fr., Stone Ridge

Abby Harter, Sr., Briar Woods

Torri Huske, Jr., Yorktown

Anna Keating, Sr., Madison

Haley Marshall, So., Good Counsel

Mackenzie McConagha, Jr., Briar

Woods

Camille Spink, Fr., Battlefield

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Jason Blanken, Bethesda-Chevy Chase

SEConD TEAM

Jordan Buechler, Sr., West Springfield

Abby Carr, Jr., Washington Christian

Abby Daniel, Jr., Patriot

Alexandra Dicks, Jr., Madison

Paige Hall, Jr., Bishop O’Connell

Katherine Helms, So., South County

Catherine Purnell, Sr., Stonewall Jack-

son

Aris Runnels, Jr., Colgan

Carly Sebring, So., Damascus

Tatum Wall, So., Independence

RELAyS

200 freestyle: Makenzie Higgins, Sr.;

Erika Chen, Sr.; Tia Thomas, Jr.; Erin

Gemmell, Fr. (Stone Ridge): 1:34.47

200 medley: Phoebe B acon, Sr.; Eleanor

Sun, Fr.; Erin Gemmell, Fr.; Tia Thomas,

Jr. (Stone Ridge): 1:41.62

400 freestyle: Makenzie Higgins, Sr.;

Erika Chen, Sr.; Eleanor Sun, Fr.; Phoe-

be Bacon, Sr. (Stone Ridge): 3:25.04

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Nina Allen, Fr., Bethesda-Chevy Chase

Lilia Atanda, Fr., Sherwood

Lauren Badger, Sr., Seneca Valley

Kate Bailey, So., Bishop O’Connell

Jazz Barry, Jr., Bethesda-Chevy Chase

Molly Benson, Sr., Walter Johnson

Jill Berger, Jr., Bethesda-Chevy Chase

Katherine Blake, So., Richard Mont-

gomery

Moshelle Borjigin, Sr., Poolesville

Callie Borda, So., Rockville

Erika Chen, Sr., Stone Ridge

Kate Cosgrove, Jr., Holy Cross

Sarah Culkin, Jr., Good Counsel

Brynn Curtis, Sr., Oakton

Minh Donnell, Jr., Woodson

Maddy Grosz, Sr., Madison

Sarah Gurley, Sr., Paul VI

Lauren Hartel, So., Yorktown

Kaitlyn Hunter, So., Damascus

Raylen Jackson, Sr., Wilson

Rachel Jones, So., Robinson

Molly Kennedy, Jr., Stone Bridge

Allison Kopac, Sr., Riverside

Elizabeth Kuhlkin, Sr., Madison

Alli Marney-Bell, Sr., Blair

Helena Narisu, Sr., Poolesville

Reagan Osborne, Sr., Lake Braddock

Janika Perezous, Jr., Potomac Falls

Sheridan Phalen, Sr., West Potomac

Anna Redican, Sr., South Lakes

Maria Sawadogo, Fr., Blair

Fiona Schere, So., Key School

Megan Schueller, Sr., La Plata

Samantha Smith, Jr., Bethesda-CC

Eleanor Sun, Fr., Stone Ridge

Genevieve Thibodeau, Sr., Stone Ridge

Tia Thomas, Jr., Stone Ridge

Jane Umhofer, Jr., Walter Johnson

Savannah Waymer, Sr., School With-

out Walls

Amanda Wenhold, Sr., Sherwood

Lauren West, So., Einstein

Joyce Wu, Fr., Holton-Arms

Georgia Yan, Fr., Churchill

Abigail Zindler, Jr., Oakton

Tatum Zupnik, Sr., Holton-Arms

boys’ indoor track

AThLETE oF ThE yEAR

Malcolm Johnson Jr., Jr.,

St. Stephen’s/St. Agnes

FIRST TEAM

David Coles, Jr., T.C. Williams

Collin Greene, Sr., Howard

Dante Jackson, Jr., Episcopal

Jalen Jasmin, Sr., Reservoir

Kyle Lund, Sr., Oakdale

Tyler Lynch, Sr., Battlefield

Alonzo McBryde, Sr., Paint Branch

Mordecai McDaniel, Sr., St. John’s

Brandon Nya, Sr., Bowie

Seydi Sall, Sr., Richard Montgomery

Carlos Shultz, Sr., Loudoun Valley

Anthony Smith, Sr., Huntingtown

Luke Tewalt, Sr., Washington Latin

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Valerie Harrington, Huntingtown

RELAyS

4x200: Jaylen Barringer, Jr.; Trei

Thorogood, Jr.; Nick Newman, Jr.;

James Ansah, Jr. (Freedom-Wood-

bridge): 1:28.79

4x400: Aiden McDuffie, So.; Myles

Pendarvis, Fr.; Jay Pendarvis Jr., Sr.;

Jabril El-Amin, Sr. (Bullis): 3:22.54

4x800: Carlos Shultz, Sr.; M ateo Barre-

to, Sr.; Matthew Smith, Jr.; Aidan

Soto, So. (Loudoun Valley): 7:51.53

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Ashton Allen, Sr., Bullis

Loick Amouzou, Sr., Hammond

Oumar Balde, So., Bowie

Jaeden Burke, Sr., Paint Branch

Khari Butler, So., St. John’s

Emperor Campbell, Sr., Wilson

Cullen Capuano, Sr., Gonzaga

Laurenz Colbert, Jr., Eleanor Roosevelt

Patrick Donnelly, Jr., Gonzaga

Kenny Dudley Jr., Jr., Friendship Colle-

giate

Joshua Edmonds, Jr., Wise

Aidan Goldenberg-Hart, Sr., Richard

Montgomery

Nyckoles Harbor, Fr., Archbishop Car-

roll

Henry Hardart, Sr., Archbishop Spald-

ing

Daequan Harvin, So., Dunbar

Carl Hicks, Jr., Pallotti

Xavier Jemison, So., McLean

Nicholas Karayianis, Sr., Bullis

Max Karen, Sr., Champe

Sam Keeny, Sr., South River

Bryce Lentz, Jr., Colgan

Joshua Lesesne, So., Archbishop Car-

roll

Aaron Lindsey, Jr., Episcopal

Surafel Mengist, Sr., Springbrook

Anish Nanjappa, Sr., River Hill

Leroy Neal, Jr., Richard Montgomery

David Okoli, Sr., Bullis

Austin Rios-Colon, So., St. John’s

Tamrat Snyder, Sr., Damascus

Raymon Stevens, Sr., Wilson

Garrett S uhr, Sr., Richard Montgomery

Kam’Ryn Thomas, Jr., DeMatha

Joshua Thompson, So., St. John’s

David Warmington, So., Archbishop

Carroll

Brian West, Sr., DeMatha

Jalen Williams, So., Archbishop Carroll

Zeddy Williams, Jr., Episcopal

Ryan Willie, Sr., Bullis

Girls’ indoor track

AThLETE oF ThE yEAR

Ziyah Holman, Sr., Georgetown Day

FIRST TEAM

Madison Depry, Sr., Wheaton

Kaya-Rae Dunbar, Sr., Paint Branch

Trinity Franklin, So., Bullis

Caia Gelli, Jr., Richard Montgomery

Ava Gordon, So., Loudoun Valley

Meredith Gotzman, Fr., St. John’s

Bethany Graham, Sr., Champe

Jordyn Johnson, Sr., Archbishop Car-

roll

Fajr Kelly, Jr., Theodore Roosevelt

Bronwyn Patterson, Jr., South River

Victoria Perrow, Jr., Bullis

Leah Phillips, Sr., Bullis

Hannah Waller, Sr., South Lakes

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Scott Raczko, South Lakes

RELAyS

4x200: Leah Phillips, Sr.; Ashley Wal-

lace, Sr.; Mirai Bernard, Fr.; Victoria

Perrow, Jr. (Bullis): 1:37.19

4x400: Leah Phillips, Sr.; Shaniya Hall,

Sr.; Mirai Bernard, Jr.; Sage Hinton, Fr.

(Bullis): 3:44.15

4x800: Katie Orchard, Sr.; Anna Bock,

Jr.; Amy Herrema, Sr.; Rachel Mayber-

ry, Sr. (West Springfield): 9:23.91

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Sarah Adams, Sr., Severna Park

Diamond Alexander, Sr., R ichard Mont-

gomery

K.C. Ashiogwu, Sr., Gaithersburg

Alli Boehm, Sr., Episcopal

Mya Bradley, Sr., Bishop McNamara

Ciara Campbell, Sr., Sidwell Friends

DeMya Campbell, Jr., Dunbar

Safarya Cheadle, Sr., Eleanor

Roosevelt

Juliane Cherry, Jr., Archbishop Carroll

Nyia Cummings, Sr., Stephen’s/St. Ag-

nes

Ronke Fashina, Jr., St. John’s

Jenna Goldberg, Sr., Walter Johnson

Lili Grant, So., Georgetown Visitation

Mary Gregory, Sr., South Lakes

Ariana Guerrero, Fr., Archbishop Car-

roll

Kyra Holland, Sr., Loudoun Valley

Jillian Howard, So., South Lakes

Erin Irlan, So., Paul VI

Sea’aira James, Jr., Theodore

Roosevelt

Anna Janke, Sr., Broadneck

Lauren Jones, Sr., South County

Dianna Koger, Jr., Bowie

Nia Long, So., Archbishop Carroll

Hannah Mack, Jr., Northern

Anna Macon Corcoran, So., Yorktown

Sierrah Matthews, Jr., Mount Hebron

Ahmya McKeithan, Sr., McKinley Tech

Jordan Mozie, Jr., Wise

Juviannadean Mullings, Jr., South

Lakes

Amiyah Murray, Jr., Dunbar

Ava Nicely, Sr., Wilson

Oakley Olson, Jr., Northern

Tiffani Rae Pittman, Jr., Bullis

Adaobi Tabugbo, Sr., Reservoir

Charlotte Turesson, Jr., Richard Mont-

gomery

Javon Watts, Sr., C.H. Flowers

Wisdom Williams, So., T.C. Williams

Ariana Wright, Jr., Bullis

Wrestling

WRESTLER oF ThE yEAR

Kyonte Hamilton, 220 pounds, Jr.,

Georgetown Prep

FIRST TEAM

Emmanuel Ayi-Bonte, 195, Sr., Poto-

mac (Va.)

Aiden Beall, 182, Sr., Damascus

Ty Broadway, 220, Jr., Severna Park

Jack Creamer, 120, Sr., Dominion

Jacob Edwards, 285, Sr., Freedom-

South Riding

Tim Furgeson, 195, Sr., Damascus

Alex Iparraguirre, 138, Sr., Chantilly

Tyriel Jefferson, 120, Jr., St. Mary’s

Ryken

Luke Kowalski, 113, Sr., St. John’s

Xavier Kresslein, 170, Sr., Poolesville

Anthony Martin, 132, Sr., W.T. Wood-

son

Steven Rochard, 152, Sr., Wakefield

Meyer Shapiro, 126, Fr., Bullis

Sayfore Sieh, 145, Sr., Springbrook

Joshua Stokes, 170, Sr., Huntingtown

CoACh oF ThE yEAR

Nick Arnone, Bethesda-Chevy Chase

SEConD TEAM

Mac Cafurello, 113, Jr., Centreville

Michael Emerick, 138, Jr., Damascus

Cade Eversley, 220, Sr., Forest Park

Liam Gordon, 145, Jr., Robinson

Ike Guttentag, 113, So., Bethesda-CC

Jason Liau, 106, Jr., Wootton

Joshua Mancia, 285, Sr., Woodbridge

Carson Miller, 126, So., Forest Park

Heidi Richardson, 132, Jr., Good Coun-

sel

Isaac Righter, 285, Sr., Magruder

Drew Sotka, 182, Sr., Glenelg

honoRAbLE MEnTIon

Dylan Altman, 285, Sr., Reservoir

Frank Antonelli, 120, Jr., Annapolis

Nick Barron, 160, Sr., Model

Ethan Bohan, 152, Sr., Marriotts Ridge

Kate Borkowski, 106, So., Sidwell

Mason Buckler, 106, Fr., St. Mary’s

Ryken

Owen Butler, 152, Sr., La Plata

Isaiah Causey, 195, Sr., Colgan

Caleb Chaves, 132, Jr., Arundel

Brady Colbert, 182, Fr., St. John’s

Samuel Congleton, 120, Sr., Wood-

bridge

Jackson Cramer, 145, Sr., Huntingtown

AJ Crews, 113, Sr., Chantilly

Jaron Fernandors, 138, Sr., Fairmont

Heights

Joe Fisk, 138, So., Archbishop Spalding

Trevor Gagnon, 152, Sr., Arundel

Gregory Griffith, 170, Jr., Chopticon

Drew Guttentag, 152, Jr., Bethesda-CC

Kielin Huff, 113, Jr., North Point

Pierre Jean, 126, Sr., Springbrook

Eric Liau, 113, Jr., Wootton

Lorenzo Lopez, 132, Sr., Landon

Kadari Machen, 195, So., Gonzaga

Zachary Maisus, 113, Jr., Heritage

Brendan Marcy, 145, Sr., Forest Park

Jeo Martinez, 145, Sr., Bethesda-

Chevy Chase

Nicholas McCarthy, 160, Jr., Richard

Montgomery

Damon McGee, 138, Jr., Bullis

Keegan McMahon, 106, Fr., Paul VI

Jason Mohler, 160, Sr., La Plata

Kaleb Neal, 160, Sr., Southern

Christopher Nguyen, 106, Sr., Wood-

bridge

Caleb O’Cain, 285, Sr., Jefferson

Yoann Olympio, 182, Sr., Northwest

Steven Otwell, 152, Sr., South Lakes

David Panda, 126, Sr., Atholton

Adam Pfeiffer, 195, Sr., Sherwood

Brady Pruett, 113, So., Archbishop

Spalding

Gene Quodala, 145, Jr., Bullis

Zach Rios, 106, So., Loudoun County

Andres Sagastume, 285, Sr., Chantilly

Christian Simpson, 106, Sr., Bethesda-

Chevy Chase

Stephanie Solloso, 126, Sr., Whitman

Will Vaxmonsky, 160, Sr., Marriotts

Ridge

Dylan Weaver, 170, Sr., Annandale

All-Met first-team selections, Coaches of the Year and other honorees

BY STEVEN GOFF

The 2020 European Champi-
onship was to be the most ambi-
tious competition that soccer had
ever seen: 24 teams and tens of
thousands of fans moving across
12 countries over 31 days.
In the age of a pandemic, such
movement threatened to exacer-
bate the planet’s health problems.
And so Tuesday, t he continent’s
governing body reached the inevi-
table conclusion that world soc-
cer’s second-greatest show, be-
hind the World Cup, could not
possibly go on. UEfA postponed
Euro 2020, as its commonly
known, to the summer of 2021.
The tournament, which had
been held every four years since
1960, would have begun June 12
in rome and concluded July 12 in
London. It will now start June 11,
2021, and follow the same sched-
ule.
As Italian Coach roberto man-
cini said, “right now, the priority
is to save lives.”
South American soccer offi-
cials took similar action with
their jewel, Copa América, push-
ing it to next summer. Argentina

and Colombia are joint hosts.

Those decisions continued the

necessary stoppage of activity in

soccer, which is the most interna-

tional of sports, both in fandom

and competition.

With most domestic leagues

grinding to a halt — and the

Champions League put on hold —

Euro 2020 was next. UEfA dis-

missed suggestions of staging the

tournament behind closed doors.

“football is an uplifting and

powerful force in society,” UEfA

President Aleksander Ceferin

said. “The thought of celebrating

a Pan-European festival of foot-

ball in empty stadia, with desert-

ed fan zones while the continent

sits at home in isolation, is a

joyless one and one we could not

accept to celebrate the 60th anni-

versary of the competition.”

No doubt, ticket refunds and

other financial interests played

into the equation.

Playoffs to determine the final

slots in the European tournament

have been provisionally pushed

from this month to June.

The primary reason for post-

poning Euro 2020 was health con-

cerns. But UEfA also wanted to

provide time this summer, if the

medical climate improves, for

le agues to complete their seasons.

most w ere scheduled to end in the

middle of may.

Without the European Cham-

pionship and Copa América pull-

ing away players to their respec-

tive national teams, the English

Premier League, German Bundes-

liga and others would have at

least another month to play

games — and meet their lucrative

TV contract obligations.

Without resolution, it’s u nclear

what leagues would do. Abandon

the season? Declare the current

leaders as champions and pro-

mote and relegate based on the

frozen standings?

In England, Liverpool holds a

25-point lead over manchester

City and is on its way to its first

top-flight trophy since 1990. rele-

gation from the Premier League

— currently Bournemouth, Aston

Villa and Norwich City — is a

financial gut-punch.

The Champions League is also

unresolved: four quarterfinalists

are set, but four round-of-16 series

remain in limbo. The final was to

take place may 30 in Istanbul.

All club activities would need

to cease by June 30 — that’s when

player contracts and sponsorship

deals typically expire. Besides,

players need time off before sea-

sons resume in August.

UEfA said it has established a

working group with the participa-

tion of leagues and club represen-

tatives “to examine calendar solu-

tions that would allow for the

completion of the current season

and any other consequence of the

decisions” made Tuesday.

The rescheduled European

Championship will overlap with

previously planned events,

though fIfA plans to reschedule

the expanded 2021 Club World

Cup (24 teams instead of seven),

which was initially set to launch

June 17 in China and run for 18

days.

The UEfA Women’s Champi-

onship for national teams is to

take place next year at 10 stadi-

ums in England, though it’s not

slated to begin until July 7, five

days before the men’s event com-

petition ends at Wembley Stadi-

um. No women’s matches are to

take place at the iconic venue

until the Aug. 1 final.

men’s national teams in Eu-

rope are to begin the qualifying

stages for the 2022 World Cup

next year. No match days directly

conflict with the rescheduled Eu-

ropean Championship, but teams

are to play in the first week of

June 2021. The Nations League,

which is tied to World Cup quali-

fying, is also in the mix.

Perhaps the greater issue is the

demand on players called for the

European Championship (weeks

of buildup and up to a month of

competition) and World Cup

qualifiers during mandatory call-

up periods scattered through

2021. Their club employers will
      not take that well.
      Soccer is a complicated ecosys-
      tem, but these are extraordinary
      times that require sacrifice and
      flexibility.
      “We are at the helm of a sport
      that vast numbers of people live
      and breathe that has been laid
      low by this invisible and fast-mov-
      ing opponent,” Ceferin said. “It is
      at times like these that the foot-
      ball community needs to show
      responsibility, unity, solidarity
      and altruism.”
      [email protected]

AnAlysIs

After its inevitable shutdown, soccer will need a restart globally

scoreboArd

Pro bAsKetbAll

nbA

ATLAnTIC WLpct gb

y-Toronto .....................................46 18 .719 —

y-Boston.......................................43 21 .672 3

Philadelphia .................................39 26 .600 71 / 2

Brooklyn .......................................30 34 .469 16

New York......................................21 45 .318 26

SoUThEAST WLpct gb

Miami ...........................................41 24 .631 —

Orlando.........................................30 35 .462 11

Washington .................................24 40 .375 161 / 2

Charlotte ......................................23 42 .354 18

Atlanta .........................................20 47 .299 22

CEnTRAL WLpct gb

y-Milwaukee ................................53 12 .815 —

Indiana .........................................39 26 .600 14

Chicago.........................................22 43 .338 31

Detroit..........................................20 46 .303 331 / 2

Cleveland......................................19 46 .292 34

SoUThWEST WLpct gb

Houston........................................40 24 .625 —

Dallas ...........................................40 27 .597 11 / 2

Memphis ......................................32 33 .492 81 / 2

New Orleans ................................28 36 .438 12

San Antonio .................................27 36 .429 121 / 2

noRThWEST WLpct gb

Denver ..........................................43 22 .662 —

Utah..............................................41 23 .641 11 / 2

Oklahoma City..............................40 24 .625 21 / 2

Portland .......................................29 37 .439 141 / 2

Minnesota ....................................19 45 .297 231 / 2

pACIFIC WLpct gb

y-L.A. Lakers ................................49 14 .778 —

L.A. Clippers .................................44 20 .688 51 / 2

Sacramento..................................28 36 .438 211 / 2

Phoenix ........................................26 39 .400 24

Golden State ................................15 50 .231 35

y-clinched playoff spot

nbA LEADERS

Through Wednesday, March 11

SCoRIng gFgFTpTS AVg

Harden, HOU ...................... 61603 619 2,096 34.4

Beal, WAS .......................... 57593 385 1,741 30.5

Antetokounmpo, MIL ........ 57623 361 1,690 29.6

Young, ATL ........................ 60546 481 1,778 29.6

Lillard, POR ........................ 58531 389 1,677 28.9

Doncic, DAL ........................ 54512 369 1,549 28.7

Westbrook, HOU ............... 53568 269 1,456 27.5

Leonard, .AC ...................... 51476 311 1,370 26.9

Davis, LAL .......................... 55508 386 1,467 26.7

Booker, PHX ....................... 62544 405 1,619 26.1

James, LAL ........................ 60586 239 1,544 25.7

LaVine, CHI ........................ 60539 268 1,530 25.5

Ingram, NO ........................ 56469 283 1,358 24.3

Mitchell, UTA ..................... 63560 249 1,525 24.2

Siakam, TOR ...................... 53459 220 1,253 23.6

Tatum, BOS ....................... 59499 225 1,390 23.6

McCollum, POR .................. 62549 123 1,395 22.5

DeRozan, SA ...................... 61503 338 1,352 22.2

FIELD goALS Fg FgA pCT

Robinson, NY ................................. 253 341 .742

Gobert, UTA .................................. 353 506 .698

Allen, BKN ..................................... 267 413 .646

Capela, HOU .................................. 244 388 .629

Clarke, MEM .................................. 254 408 .623

Whiteside, POR ............................. 418 676 .618

Adams, OKC .................................. 262 443 .591

Valanciunas, MEM ........................ 385 657 .586

Simmons, PHI ............................... 361 617 .585

Collins, ATL ................................... 353 605 .583

Harrell, LAC ................................... 471 812 .580

Adebayo, MIA ............................... 408 719 .567

Wood, DET .................................... 288 508 .567

Ayton, PHX .................................... 255 465 .548

Antetokounmpo, MIL .................... 623 1,139 .547

ThREE-poInTERS 3Fg 3FgA pCT

Hill, MIL ........................................... 73152 .480

Curry, DAL ..................................... 136 300 .453

Redick, NO ..................................... 156 345 .452

Robinson, MIA .............................. 243 543 .448

McDermott, IND ............................ 118 265 .445

Morris, NY ..................................... 116 264 .439

Olynyk, MIA .................................... 80185 .432

Bertans, WAS ............................... 200 472 .424

Bjelica, SAC ................................... 125 295 .424

Holiday, IND .................................. 122 288 .424

Middleton, MIL .............................. 133 318 .418

Niang, UTA ...................................... 77185 .416

Korver, MIL ..................................... 86207 .415

Bogdanovic, UTA ........................... 189 457 .414

Thomas, WAS ................................. 78189 .413

Harris, BKN ................................... 152 369 .412

Towns, MIN ................................... 114 277 .412

Gallinari, OKC ................................ 165 403 .409

Hardaway, DAL ............................. 185 455 .407

Rozier, CHA ................................... 172 423 .407

FREE ThRoWS FT FTA pCT

Wanamaker, BOS .......................... 108 116 .931

Booker, PHX .................................. 405 442 .916

Middleton, MIL .............................. 178 196 .908

Bogdanovic, UTA ........................... 250 277 .903

Redick, NO ..................................... 147 163 .902

Paul, OKC ....................................... 225 250 .900

Burks, GS ....................................... 201 224 .897

Brogdon, IND ................................. 145 162 .895

Murray, DEN .................................. 158 177 .893

Leonard, LAC ................................. 311 350 .889

Lillard, POR ................................... 389 438 .888

HocKey

nHl

ATLAnTIC gpWLoT pts gF gA

Boston.......................... 70 44 14 12 100 227 174

Tampa Bay ................... 70 43 21 6922 45 195

Toronto ........................ 70 36 25 9812 38 227

Florida .......................... 69 35 26 8782 31 228

Montreal ...................... 71 31 31 9712 12 221

Buffalo ......................... 69 30 31 8681 95 217

Ottawa ......................... 71 25 34 12 62 191 243

Detroit.......................... 71 17 49 5391 45 267

METRopoLITAn gpWLoT pts gF gA

Washington ................. 69 41 20 8902 40 215

Philadelphia ................. 69 41 21 7892 32 196

Pittsburgh .................... 69 40 23 6862 24 196

Carolina ........................ 68 38 25 5812 22 193

Columbus ..................... 70 33 22 15 81 180 187

N.Y. Islanders............... 68 35 23 10 80 192 193

N.Y. Rangers ................ 70 37 28 5792 34 222

New Jersey .................. 69 28 29 12 68 189 230

CEnTRAL gpWLoT pts gF gA

St. Louis ....................... 71 42 19 10 94 225 193

Colorado ....................... 70 42 20 8922 37 191

Dallas ........................... 69 37 24 8821 80 177

Winnipeg...................... 71 37 28 6802 16 203

Nashville ...................... 69 35 26 8782 15 217

Minnesota.................... 69 35 27 7772 20 220

Chicago......................... 70 32 30 8722 12 218

pACIFIC gpWLoT pts gF gA

Vegas ........................... 71 39 24 8862 27 211

Edmonton..................... 71 37 25 9832 25 217

Calgary ......................... 70 36 27 7792 10 215

Vancouver .................... 69 36 27 6782 28 217

Arizona......................... 70 33 29 8741 95 187

Anaheim....................... 71 29 33 9671 87 226

Los Angeles.................. 70 29 35 6641 78 212

San Jose ....................... 70 29 36 5631 82 226

soccer

Mls

EAST WLTpts gF gA

Atlanta United ................... 200642

Montreal............................. 101443

New York ............................ 101443

Toronto FC .......................... 101432

Columbus............................ 101421

D.C. United ......................... 110333

Chicago ............................... 011123

New England ...................... 011123

Orlando City........................ 011112

Philadelphia........................ 011135

FC Cincinnati ...................... 020035

Inter Miami CF.................... 020013

New York City FC................ 020002

WEST WLTpts gF gA

Sporting K.C. ...................... 200671

Minnesota United .............. 200683

Colorado.............................. 200642

FC Dallas............................. 101442

Los Angeles FC ................... 101443

Seattle................................ 101432

Portland .............................. 110323

Vancouver........................... 110323

Real Salt Lake .................... 002211

L.A. Galaxy ......................... 011112

San Jose ............................. 011147

Houston .............................. 011115

Nashville SC ....................... 020013

Pro footbAll

Xfl

EAST WLpct pF pA

DC............................................. 32 .600 82 89

St. Louis................................... 32 .600 97 77

New York ................................. 32 .600 79 85

Tampa Bay ............................... 14 .200 98 115

WEST WLpct pF pA

Houston ................................... 50 1.000 158 111

Dallas ....................................... 23 .400 90 102

Los Angeles ............................. 23 .400 129 122

Seattle ..................................... 14 .200 87 119

recent game, a march 10 victory

over the Los Angeles Lakers at

Staples Center. Brooklyn was set

to visit the Golden State Warriors

on march 12, but that game,

which was initially slated to be

played in an empty arena because

of coronavirus concerns, was ulti-

mately postponed with the rest of

the NBA schedule.

In response to the Nets’ posi-

tive tests, the Lakers plan to test

their players Wednesday and

have advised them to self-quaran-

tine for the recommended 14-day

period. The Nets said they were

“notifying anyone who has had

known contact with the players,

including recent opponents,” in

their statement. Brooklyn faced

the Atlanta Hawks, miami Heat,

Boston Celtics, memphis Griz-

zlies, San Antonio Spurs and Chi-

cago Bulls in the two weeks before

their positive tests.

more than 5,700 people have

tested positive for the coronavi-

rus in the United States. The glob-

al total has surpassed 195,000.

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than from a governmental agen-

cy, according to a person with

direct knowledge of the organiza-

tion’s testing procedures. Brook-

lyn’s p layers were tested Saturday

after they returned from a road

trip, and the results became

a vailable Tuesday.

Durant, 31, has missed the en-

tire season as he recovers from an

Achilles’ injury suffered in June

but was traveling with the Nets on

a recent road trip to California.

Durant attended the Nets’ most

The Nets’ positive tests are
noteworthy because they cannot
be directly linked to the Jazz or
the Pistons. Brooklyn and Utah
last met Jan. 14, nearly two
months before Gobert’s positive
test. Brooklyn last faced Detroit
on Jan. 29. By contrast, the Jazz
and Pistons played each other
march 7, just four days before
Gobert’s test, and the three play-
ers who tested positive were on
the court together.
In t he wake of the Nets’ positive
tests, New York mayor Bill de
Blasio (D) criticized the limited
availability of testing for the gen-
eral public.
“We wish them a speedy recov-
ery,” de Blasio wrote on Twitter.
“But, with all due respect, an
entire NBA team should NoT get
tested for CoVID-19 while there
are critically ill patients waiting
to be tested. Te sts should not be
for the wealthy, but for the sick.”
The Nets procured their tests
from a private company rather

durAnt from d1

Durant, three Brooklyn teammates test positive for coronavirus

eZrA sHAw/GeTTy ImAGes

Kevin durant has missed the entire nBA season as he recovers

from an Achilles’ injury suffered during last year’s nBA Finals.

“Everyone be careful,

take care of yourself

and quarantine.

We’re going to get

through this.”

Kevin durant,

in comments to the Athletic