Here is the list of special award winners:
Cross Country
Varsity Most Valuable Runner - Audrey Suarez ’21
Varsity Most Improved Runner - Lauren Bakey ’19
Varsity Coaches Award - Laura Arcia ’19
JV Most Valuable Runner - Katie Limongelli ’21
JV Most Improved Runner - Sophia Serrano ’21
JV Coaches Award - Elysee Vielma ’19
JV Newcomer of the Year - Mary Kate Seley ’22
Golf
Most Valuable Player - Chloe Kessel ’19
Most Improved Player - Daniela Bachman ’20
Coaches Award - Jenna Bakey ’19
JV Most Improved Player - Maddie Lewis ’19
Tennis
Varsity Most Valuable Player - Lauren Panajotovic ’19
Varsity Coaches Award - Samantha Kennedy ’20
Varsity Most Improved - Sofia Mireles ’20
Varsity Doubles Team of the Year - Alexia Saigh ’20 & Rebecca Leiva ’22
Varsity Doubles Team of the Year - Ashlinn Kingston ’19 & Elise Kingston ’21
JV Most Valuable - Gabrielle Owen ’21
JV Coaches Award - Erica Vasquez ’21
JV Most Improved - Ashley Huang ’22
JV Sportsmanship Award - Vienna Copado ’20
Volleyball
Varsity Most Valuable - Ellie Watkins ’19
Varsity Defensive Player of the Year - Maeve Davitt ’19
Varsity Offensive Player of the Year - Emerson Gohrick ’20
Varsity Most Improved Player - Ashlynn Hurley ’22
Varsity Coaches Award Winner - Caroline Ivankovich ’19
Varsity Coaches Award Winner - Catie Sanchez ’19
JV Most Valuable - Audrey Bland ’20
JV Defensive Player of the Year - Alex Lewis ’21
JV Offensive Player of the Year - Mariana Trujillo ’21
JV Most Improved Player - Danay Dunn ’21
JV Coaches Award Winner - Angela Martinez ’20
Frosh/Soph Most Valuable - Rebecca Lara ’21
Frosh/Soph Defensive Player of the Year - Kayla Tan ’22
Frosh/Soph Offensive Player of the Year - Destiny Inzunza ’22
Frosh/Soph Most Improved Player - Ava Alms ’22
Frosh/Soph Coaches Award - Kristina Vu ’21
We also want to recognize our Athlete of the Week, Senior Laura Arcia, who ran her personal best time at the CIF Cross Country Prelims last Saturday. Laura and her Cub teammates placed second in their heat and have qualified to run in tomorrow's CIF Finals in Riverside at 9:15. A top-seven finish overall and they will advance to the CIF State meet. Follow
@msscubs for live results!
As I mentioned, our basketball and soccer teams started off this week. Varsity soccer scrimmaged Immaculate Heart on Tuesday before playing their first game of the season last night at Glendale High. A second half goal from Elena Jardino ’20 was the final score in a 1-1 tie with the Nitros. Our JV Red team (one of TWO JV soccer teams) defeated Glendale in their first game of the year, 2-0.
Basketball tipped-off their season last night up the hill at FSHA. JV defeated the Tologs, 31-19. In the varsity game, the Cubs led for most of the game before eventually falling 31-26. A great first game of the year for both teams. Varsity will open play in the Providence Tournament next week.
A special shoutout to our new club sport, the Cub Squash team. Tomorrow in Aliso Niguel, 14 Cub squashers will play their first match in school history. No doubt they will make us proud.
Lastly, thank you to all of those who purchased Christmas tree from the Cubs Christmas Store. With your support, we sold 178 trees this year—an all-time record for Mayfield! The Christmas spirit is in the air! Please
sign up to lend a hand with tree set up and delivery on Dec. 7 & 8—chainsaws and pickup trucks VERY welcome!
Don't forget, there are many other ways to support our Cubs. Get out to a game! The
full schedule for all teams is updated, with results, on the school website. Also, we are still hoping for new members to
join our Booster Club.
Once again, thank you for all of your support. See you in the gym, on the field, and at the pool.
Go Cubs!
Steve Bergen
Athletic Director