All-league teams announced

  • <br>Enterprise staff
  • Friday, February 29, 2008 11:31am

Archbishop Thomas Murphy senior pitcher Nick Karthas was selected as the Northwest 1A League’s Most Valuable Player.

Karthas, along with teammates Jeff Arkell and Chris Mitchell, also earned first-team, all-league honors.

The Wildcats also had four players selected to the first-team, all-league softball squad. Pitchers Kaitlyn Kennedy, Kayelynne Huggins, infielder Liz Kennedy and outfielder Danielle Shandera were first-team selections.

Northwest 1A baseball

First team: Nick Karthas, AMHS; Jeff Arkell, AMHS; Casey Jensen, Coupeville; Kyle Wilson, Concrete; Nick Aldridge, Concrete; Brandon Hoover, Concrete; Andrew Westphalen, Friday Harbor; Elliot Thomsen, Friday Harbor; Jess Breckenridge, LaConner; Chris Mitchell, AMHS

Second team: Shane Welch, Orcas; Mike Bagby, Coupeville; Danny Cumming, Friday Harbor; Peter Shanks, Friday Harbor; Alex Burch, AMHS; Patrick Ackerman, AMHS; Ben Shively, AMHS; Casey Larson, Coupeville; Joey Peninger, Concrete; Jered Wood, Concrete

MVP: Nick Karthas, AMHS

Coach of the Year: Jim Newby, Concrete

Northwest 1A softball

First team: pitchers Kaitlyn Kennedy, AMHS; Kayelynne Huggins, AMHS; infielders Erica Percich, Friday Harbor; Lauren Brem, Friday Harbor; Megan Sanders, Orcas; Britt Howell, Concrete; Stacie Farmer, Coupeville; Liz Kennedy, AMHS; outfielders Laura Holcomb, LaConner; Cassie Brophy, Friday Harbor; Danielle Shandera, AMHS.

Second team: pitcher Beth Kelsey, Friday Harbor; infielders Molly Olsen, LaConner; Brandie Miller, Friday Harbor; Mai-Lien Tran, Orcas; Brooke Croghan, Coupeville; Michelle Linscott, AMHS; Sabrina Knopf, Concrete; outfielders Shelby Clapper, AMHS; Tiffany Holtman, Orcas; Samantha Thompson, Concrete; Kasey Swanson, Concrete

MVP: Erica Percich, Friday Harbor

Coach of the Year: Kevin Carlton, Friday Harbor

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