All-Cascade 2012: Softball

Spring 2011-12 All-Cascade Conference teams, as selected by league coaches:

Boys SoccerTrack &FieldGolfBaseball

Offensive MVP

1B Kailyn Campbell, Cedarcrest, Sr.

Defensive MVP

C Peyton Spencer, Granite Falls, Sr.

Coach of the Year

Les Collins, Cedarcrest

First Team

P Kimmy Martinez, Granite Falls, Soph.

P/INF Marea Homes, Archbishop Murphy, Sr.

P/INF Rachel Kirkpatrick, Sultan, Soph.

INF Kiana Smith, Lakewood, Soph.

INF Caitlyn Munce, Granite Falls, Jr.

INF Arriana Barrio, Lakewood, Sr.

INF Anna Whitehouse, Archbishop Murphy, Jr.

INF Jerrica Kjorsvick, Cedarcrest, Jr.

INF Jamie Alexander, Granite Falls, Sr.

OF Logan Thomas, Granite Falls, Sr.

Second Team

INF Taylor Turner, Cedarcrest, Jr.

P/INF Gemma Miller, Archbishop Murphy, Soph.

P/INF Alex Kubeska, South Whidbey, Sr.

P Stephanie Hall, Cedarcrest, Jr.

1B Alexa Chase, Lakewood, Sr.

P/INF Alexis Trumbull, Coupeville, Sr.

OF Karly Gidlof, Cedarcrest, Jr.

P/OF Mackenzie Hezel, South Whidbey, Soph.

INF Hailey Hammer, Coupeville, Fr.

C Chantel Brown, South Whidbey, Soph.

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