SEQUIM — Sequim golfers Jack Shea and Alex McMenamin have been named the Olympic League MVPs.
Shea, the boys MVP, is joined on the boys All-Olympic League team by teammate Travis Priest, Port Angeles’ Mason Jackson and Alex Atwell and Port Townsend’s Zack Glover.
Mitch Black of Chimacum and Mark Mitrovich of Port Angeles were named boys coaches of the year.
Brianna Kettel and Sarah Shea of Sequim made the girls All-Olympic League team along with McMenamin, the girls MVP.
Sequim coach Gary Kettel shared girls coach of the year honors with Bremerton’s Ivaly Alexander.
The Roughriders boys and Wolves girls won the team sportsmanship awards.
All-Olympic League Golf
Boys All-League
MVP: Jack Shea, Sequim
Aaron Holliday, Klahowya
Mason Jackson, Port Angeles
Travis Priest, Sequim
Alex Atwell, Port Angeles
Zack Glover, Port Townsend
C.J. Lagat, Olympic
Coaches of the Year: Mark Mitrovich, Port Angeles; and Mitch Black, Chimacum
Team Sportsmanship: Port Angeles
Girls All-League
MVP: Alex McMenamin, Sequim
Ellie Wolfe, Olympic
McKenna Kendall, Klahowya
Sarah Shea, Sequim
Brianna Kettel, Sequim
Tucker Alexander, Bremerton
Kindra Smith, Kingston
Coaches of the Year: Ivaly Alexander, Bremerton; and Gary Kettel, Sequim
Team Sportsmanship: Sequim
Softball
PA hurler Wheeler voted MVP
PORT ANGELES — Port Angeles sophomore pitcher Nizhoni Wheeler was voted Olympic League 2A softball MVP by the league’s coaches.
Sequim and Port Angeles filled all but four spots on the first team.
For the league-champion Roughriders, freshman second baseman Natalie Steinman, senior outfielder Carly Gouge and senior utility player Alicia Howell were picked for the first team.
Sequim’s hard-hitting sophomore first baseman Kaylee Gumm, senior third baseman, junior outfielder Allysen Montelius and junior pitcher McKenzie Bentz all earned first-team honors.
Wolves senior shortstop Mary Lu Clift and senior outfielder Tia Bourm were named to the second team.
Port Angeles had three second-team honorees: junior third baseman Taylar Clark, freshman catcher Brennan Gray and junior pitcher Hunter-Anne Coburn.
Port Angeles coach Randy Steinman was voted coach of the year and the Riders received the team sportsmanship award.
Olympic League 2A Softball
First Team
MVP: Nizhoni Wheeler, fr., Port Angeles
1B: Kaylee Gumm, so., Sequim
2B: Natalie Steinman, fr., Port Angeles
3B: Olivia Kirsch, sr., Sequim
SS: Zoe Roberts, jr., Olympic
C: Adia Roberts, jr., Olympic
Utility: Alicia Howell, sr., Port Angeles
OF: Carly Gouge, sr., Port Angeles
OF: Allysen Montelius, jr., Sequim
OF: Abby Wetzsteon, jr., Kingston
P: Whitney Villalobos, sr., Olympic
P: McKenzie Bentz, jr., Sequim
Second Team
1B: Talia Black, jr., Kingston
2B:Kaley Bertel, jr., Kingston
3B: Kiara Cabato, fr., Olympic
3B: Taylar Clark, so., Port Angeles
SS: Mary Lu Clift, sr., Sequim
C: Brennan Gray, fr., Port Angeles
Utility: Samantha Keil, sr., Bremerton
OF: Kiki Mitchell, fr., Olympic
OF: Jadin Left, so., North Mason
OF: Tia Bourm, sr., Sequim
P: Hunter-Anne Coburn, jr., Port Angeles
Coach of the Year: Randy Steinman, Port Angeles
Team Sportsmanship: Port Angeles.
