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HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP

The Dennis-Yarmouth girls lacrosse team is on a bit of a roll. With Tuesday’s 9-7 win over Martha’s Vineyard, the Dolphins (10-6) have won five straight games. Kourtney David (five goals, one assist), Carolyn O’Keefe (three goals, one assist), Nadia Cerqueira (one goal), and Riley Caruso (one assist) accounted for the D-Y scoring. Dolphins goalie […]

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The Dennis-Yarmouth girls lacrosse team is on a bit of a roll.

With Tuesday’s 9-7 win over Martha’s Vineyard, the Dolphins (10-6) have won five straight games.

Kourtney David (five goals, one assist), Carolyn O’Keefe (three goals, one assist), Nadia Cerqueira (one goal), and Riley Caruso (one assist) accounted for the D-Y scoring. Dolphins goalie Mya Cerqueira made nine saves.

The Vineyarders drops to 7-8 with the defeat.

Also in high school sports action:

Girls Lacrosse

Bourne 11, Upper Cape 8: The Canalmen (5-11) beat the Rams (9-8) to end a two-game losing streak. Taylor Simard led Bourne with four goals. Hannah Petrillo had three goals and one assist. Charlotte Taylor had two goals and one assist. Janice Bouchard had one goal and one assist, while Mallory Doyle scored her first varsity goal and added one assist. Goalie Mia Lowden had seven saves.

Plymouth North 8, Barnstable 7: The Red Hawks (8-10) lost for the second time in a row. Claire Kayajan (one goal), Shelby Locascio (two goals), Emelie Jonsson (four goals), and Kayla Grady (two assists) led the offense, while goalie Morgan Mueller made 11 saves.

Cape Cod Academy 15, Cape Tech 3: The Seahawks (10-4) beat the Crusaders (1-9) to end a two-game losing streak.

Boys Lacrosse

Nauset 18, Pope Francis 7: The Warriors (13-4) won for the eighth straight time. Sawyer McCutchen (three goals, one assist), Oscar Escher (three goals), Brendan Peno (one goal, two assists), Billy Adams (one goal, two assists), Logan Poulin (two goals), Joey Berardi (one goal, one assist), Sean Sheehan (one goal, one assist), Jack Peno (one goal, one assist), Sam Mayhew (one goal), Drew Reeve (one goal), Oliver Smith (one goal), Jake Eldredge (one goal), and Owen White (one assist) led the Warriors offense. The defense and three goalies all played well.

Monomoy 13, Martha’s Vineyard 4: The Sharks (11-6) beat the Vineyarders (5-12) to end a two-game losing streak. Tamer Khalil had six goals and an assist. Harry Michaud and Jackson Rocco each had two goals and two assists. Jake Giorgio saved 15-of-19 shots. Jed Zimmerman and Cole Strzepek both played strong defense to hold the Vineyarders scoreless in the second half.

Bourne 14, Upper Cape 5: The Canalmen (9-7) topped the Rams (6-10) for their second win in a row.

Boys Tennis

Somerset Berkley 5, Bourne 0: The Canalmen (8-10) lost for the second straight match.

Cape Cod Academy 4, Dennis-Yarmouth 1: The Seahawks (17-0) beat the Dolphins (6-12) to maintain their unbeaten season.

At first singles, Cape Cod Academy’s Ben Catalano defeated Landon Richter (6-3, 6-1). At second singles, Cape Cod Academy’s Ayden Naydenov defeated Collin Caron (6-3, 6-0).

At first doubles, Cape Cod Academy’s Garrett Wilson and Cooper Hall defeated Ryan Clarke and Aiden Karras (6-0, 6-0). At second doubles, Cape Cod Academy’s Henry Daigle and Rowan Lewison defeated Matt Andersen and Ben Soltis (6-0, 6-0).

At third singles, D-Y’s Michael O’Reilly beat Declan Livingston (6-4, 6-2).

Martha’s Vineyard 3, Sharon 2: The Vineyarders (15-1) avenged their only loss of the season.

Girls Tennis

Martha’s Vineyard 3, Sharon 2: The Vineyarders (15-1) bounced back from their first loss of the season on the previous day.

At second singles, the Vineyarders’ Charolette Marshard defeated Kat Badulacen (6-1, 6-4)

At first doubles, the Vineyarders’ Zoe Treitman and Leah Thomson defeated Heather Hou and Olivia Landstien (7-5, 6-2). At second doubles, the Vineyarders’ Ella Moran and Clementine Zeender defeated Sydney Weiner and Reva Shackla (6-3, 6-4).

Apponequet 5, Bourne 0: The Canalmen (7-11) fell to Apponequet for the second time this season.

Nauset 3, Sandwich 2: The Warriors (9-7) won all three singles matches to beat the Blue Knights (8-10).

At first singles, Nauset’s Anjali O’Brien beat Abby Binienda (6-2, 6-2). At second singles, Nauset’s Sophia Votteler beat Senja Kravitz (6-2, 6-2). At third singles, Nauset’s Haley Jackson beat Tenley Rothera (6-3, 6-1).

At first doubles, Sandwich’s Sadie Clarkin and Casey Pestelli beat Chloe Hand and Callie Murphy (6-4, 6-4). At second doubles, Sandwich’s Lauren Meyer and Izzie Bar beat Elexa Malovin and Morgan Johnson (6-2, 2-6, 6-2).

Nantucket 4, Sturgis East 1: The Whalers (7-6) beat the Storm (5-7) for their third straight win.

Softball

St. Mary’s 10, Monomoy 7: The Sharks (17-1) lost for the first time this spring despite strong performances from Kate Huse (2-for-4), Kiley Mawn (3-for-4), and Liv Sanford (3-for-4).

Dartmouth 15, Barnstable 10: The Red Hawks (4-14) lost despite a strong offensive performance. Juliana Nardone (2-for-4, one single, one triple, two runs, four RBIs), Sara Ormston (2-for-3, two singles, one walk, one run scored), Jazlyn Coyer (2-for-4, fielder’s choice, one double, one triple, three runs, two RBIs), and Annabella DiGiacomo (0-for-1, three walks, one run) led the charge offensively for the Red Hawks.

Cape Tech 16, Mashpee 3 (1st); Cape Tech 14, Mashpee 12 (2nd): The Crusaders (3-11) won both ends of a doubleheader over the Falcons (0-16). In the first game, the Crusaders’ Alana Harty went 3-for-5 with a home run, two runs scored, and three RBIs. Lila Sullivan went 2-for-5 with two runs scored.

In the first game, Michelle Gonsalves had a triple, two runs scored, and an RBI.

In the second game, Harty went 2-for-2 with three runs scored and an RBI.

In the latter game, Gonsalves had a home run, two hits, three runs scored, and an RBI.

Wareham 7, Nauset 0: The Warriors (7-12) lost for the fifth time in the last six games.

Baseball

Martha’s Vineyard 3, Cardinal Spellman 0: The Vineyarders (9-9) won for the third time in their last four games. Eli Bryant tossed a one-hit shoutout, and was 1-for-3 with a run scored at the plate. Lathrop Keene scored a run and drove in two. Matt Day was 1-for-3 with a run scored.

Upper Cape 6, Tri-County 5: The Rams (15-4) won the completion of a suspended game. Nolan Roche pitched a scoreless eighth inning for the win, and also singled to drive in Jared Coates with the winning run.

Cape Tech 4, Atlantis Charter 1: The Crusaders (7-9) won for the second time in the last three games. Mike Shea threw 6 1/3 innings with one unearned run, allowed five hits, and seven strikeouts. Jessie Lucas closed the game out with two strikeouts.

Josh Cohan went 1-for-3 with two RBIs. Tyler Ellis went 1-for-3 with an RBI. Connor Gent went 1-for-2 with a walk, an RBI, and a run scored. Nolan Baker went 1-for-3 with a run scored. Brett Hodgins made three good defensive plays.

Monomoy 11, Rising Tide 0: The Sharks (12-6) won for the second time in three games. Tyler Ayer went 2-for-4 with two RBIs. Aiden O’Keefe and Cam McCutchen also had two hits. Colin Cote and Tyler Layton each pitched well for the Sharks.

St. John Paul II 11, Archbishop Williams 6: The Lions (17-2) swept the season series with the Bishops. Henry Roy got the win in relief with 5.1 innings pitched, no runs, one hit, and nine strikeouts. Roy also went 1-for-2 at the plate with two RBIs, two runs, a double, and a stolen base. Logan Our went 3-for-3, with two RBIs, two walks, four stolen bases, three runs, and his 100th career hit. Colin Buckley went 3-for-4 with four RBIs. Tyler Ross went 2-for-4 with a run and two stolen bases. Brian Mancinelli went 2-for-4 with a double, a run scored, and a stolen base.

Outdoor Track & Field

Cape and Islands Championship: In the league meet, Dennis-Yarmouth won the boys title with 109 points. Nauset was second with 107. Monomoy and Sturgis West tied with 76, and Barnstable had 67.

The Dolphins also won the girls title with 173 points. Nauset was second with 108.5. Sturgis West had 65, Monomoy had 55, and Barnstable had 48.5.

In the boys 200m, Shemar Dillon of Dennis-Yarmouth won in 22.29 seconds. In the two mile, Cal O’Donnell of Sturgis West won in 10:35.09. In the 400m hurdles, Noah Wilcox of Sturgis West won in 1:00.44. In the 800m, James McGlinchey of Falmouth won in 2:05.76. In the mile, James McGlinchey of Falmouth won in 5:05.68. In the 100m, Alique Brown of Monomoy won in 10.85. In the 400m, Jose Gonzalez of D-Y won in 53.29. In the 110m hurdles, Adian Brown of Nauset won in 14.90.

In the shot put, Peter Silvernail of Nauset won at 45-10.00. In the high jump, Walter Mayo of D-Y won at 5-10.00. In the javelin, Jayden DaLomba of Barnstable won at 154-04. In the discus, Griffin Pratt of D-Y won at 141-05. In the triple jump, Isaiah Robinson of Nauset won at 41-04. In the long jump, RJ Woolery of Sturgis West won at 20-02.00.

In the 4x800m relay, Monomoy won in 9:44.69. Monomoy also won the 4x100m relay in 46.14. D-Y won the 4x400m relay in 3:42.28.

In the girls 200m, Breanna Braham of Dennis-Yarmouth won in 24.69. In the two mile, Olivia Pendleton of D-Y won in 12:01.71. In the 400m hurdles, Hailey Patrish Valencia won in 1:12.82. In the 800m, Leah DePiper won in 2:24.90. In the 100m, Chari Wright of Barnstable won in 12.67. Pendleton won the mile in 5:45.91. Braham won the 400m in 57.90. In the 100m hurdles, Kate Popovich of D-Y won in 18.14.

In the javelin, Vivian Castano of D-Y won at 100-03. In the discus, Ava Kvietok of D-Y won at 109-03. In the triple jump, Violet Roche of Nauset won at 32-07.50. In the shot pot, Madison Mello of Martha’s Vineyard won at 34-10.00. In the long jump, Roche won at 16-07.25. In the high jump, Camille Brand of Martha’s Vineyard won at 5-2.

In the 4x800m relay, Monomoy won in 11:19.56. Monomoy won the 4x100m relay in 53.34. D-Y won the 4x400m relay in 4:20.69.

Adam Kurkjian covers high school sports for the Cape Cod Times. You can contact him at akurkjian@gannett.com and follow him on X at @AdamKurkjian.

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Wonderful Winter For Journal

It wasn’t as great as the fall sports, but honestly, it would be hard to match the amazing fall season by Journal-area prep sports teams. The winter sports season still had some champions, but more individual compared to team titles. Check back next week for the conclusion of this series with a look at the […]

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It wasn’t as great as the fall sports, but honestly, it would be hard to match the amazing fall season by Journal-area prep sports teams.

The winter sports season still had some champions, but more individual compared to team titles.

Check back next week for the conclusion of this series with a look at the spring sports season that recently wrapped up.

Here’s a look back at top winter sports highlights in the Journal-area:

Girls Basketball:

State Runner-Up: Fremd (lost 65-44 to Kenwood in Class 4A title game)

Fourth Place at State: Loyola Academy (lost 54-44 to Alton in Class 4A third place game)

Sectional Champions: Fremd (4A), Loyola Academy (4A), Willows Academy (1A)

Regional Champions: Prospect (4A), Fremd (4A), Maine South (4A), Loyola Academy (4A), Rolling Meadows (4A), Hersey (4A), Glenbrook South (4A), St. Viator (3A), Regina Dominican (2A), Willows Academy (1A)

Boys Basketball:

Highlights: Rolling Meadows advanced to the supersectionals, falling to eventual state runner-up Warren 60-48 to finish in the top eight at state in Class 4A. Fremd and Loyola Academy each fell in the sectional finals.

Sectional Champion: Rolling Meadows (4A)

Regional Champions: Rolling Meadows (4A), Loyola Academy (4A), Fremd (4A), Hersey (4A), Stevenson (4A), St. Viator (3A)

Boys Bowling:

Highlights: Rolling Meadows is new in boys bowling, but Jayden Ramel has been bowling for a while and it showed at state as he finished third overall individually. Only Notre Dame’s Justin Sanetra (2010; 3rd place), Notre Dame’s Tom Ochal (2015; 2nd), Stevenson’s Zach Singer (2016; 1st), Stevenson’s Richy Zenner (2016; 2nd) and Stevenson’s Lucas Pinkus (2018; 5th) have finished top five at state before. Stevenson’s Jude Snider finished 82nd at state this year as well. No Journal-area team qualified for state.

Girls Bowling:

Individual State Champion: Elk Grove’s Julia Korzen won the wheelchair division at state for her first career state title.

State Team: Hersey finished 22nd with Annalyse Johnson, Abby Stonequist, Lizzie Waltz, Audrey Neill, Freedom Toll and Angela Colletti.

Also of note: Hersey won a regional title and a sectional title, the only Journal-area team to do so in 2025 for girls bowling.

Boys Wrestling:

Individual State Champions: Niles Notre Dame’s Ray Long won the 106 lbs. state title in Class 2A. Fremd’s Evan Gosz (47-2 record) won the Class 3A title at 144 lbs.

State Team Trophy: Hersey finished a program-best fourth at state in the dual competition (Hersey won state in 1970-71 and 1971-72 under the old format that ran from 1936-83). Hersey beat Edwardsville 40-27 in the state quarterfinals for their first ever dual state win, before falling 55-15 in the semifinals to eventual state champion Marmion. In the third place match, Joliet Catholic won 46-22 over Hersey.

Team Sectionals: Northridge qualified for the team sectionals for the first time ever in Class 1A. Niles Notre Dame qualified for sectionals in Class 2A, while Hersey qualified in Class 3A.

State Individual Medalists: Loyola Academy’s Niko Ordiotti (2nd at 106 lbs.), Loyola’s Kai Calcutt (2nd at 215 lbs.), Hersey’s Elijah Garza (4th at 132 lbs.), Buffalo Grove’s Oleksandr Havrylkiv (4th at 113 lbs.), Maine South’s Tyler Fortis (4th at 485 lbs.), Hersey’s Maksim Mukhamedaliyev (5th at 144 lbs.), Fremd’s Owen Jakubczak (5th at 285 lbs.) and Fremd’s Drew Fifield (6th at 138 lbs.) in Class 3A. Notre Dame’s John Sheehy (4th at 126 lbs.) also medaled in Class 2A. Northridge’s Adam Haddad (3rd at 165 lbs.) in Class 1A became the first Knights’ wrestler to medal in program history.

Also of note: There were additional individual state qualifiers from Elk Grove, Fremd, Hersey, Maine South, Maine West, Niles Notre Dame, Northridge, Prospect, Rolling Meadows, Stevenson and Wheeling.

Girls Wrestling:

Individual State Champion: Loyola Academy’s Harlee Hiller won her second career state title, claiming the 115 lbs. championship two years after winning the 105 lbs. title.

Also of note: Wheeling’s Elise “Leaf” Burkut (125 lbs.) and Prospect’s Viola Pianetto (135 lbs.) were state runner-up finishers this season. Maine West’s Lillian “Lilly” Garrett (34-7) picked up the first IHSA state medal for the program with a fifth place finish at 170 lbs. Leyden’s Zoey Dodgers (5th at 105 lbs.) and Sabrina Bono (5th at 120 lbs.) earned the first state medals ever for the Eagles. There were also state qualifiers from Elk Grove, Conant, Stevenson and Fremd.

Competitive Cheerleading:

State Runner-Up: Buffalo Grove (coed division)

Also of note: Stevenson finished fourth in the coed division, while Hersey grabbed seventh. Elk Grove finished 11th, while Palatine (15th) and Conant (17th) also competed at state in the coed division. Prospect finished 15th and Maine South was 16th in the large division at State. St. Viator was 24th in the medium division.

Competitive Dance:

State Runner-Up: Stevenson placed second in Class 3A with 95.88 points.

Other State Teams: Fremd (6th; 93.48 score), Maine South (11th; 90.26), Glenbrook South (18th; 85.16), Loyola Academy (21st; 84.12), Conant (24th; 82.72) and Prospect (26th; 82.47) in Class 3A. Buffalo Grove (19th; 81.41) and Maine East (25th; 79.1) both competed in Class 2A, while St. Viator finished 22nd in Class 1A.

Boys Swimming:

Individual State Champions: Glenbrook South’s Ryan Eidelman won the 50-yard free for Athletes with Disabilities (AWD), 100-yard free for AWD, 200-yard free for AWD and 100-yard breaststroke for AWD. Conant’s Trevor Hanson was competing in a different level for AWD events and he won the three events he competed in, winning the 50-yard free AWD, 100-yard free AWD and 100-yard breaststroke AWD.

State Teams: Loyola Academy (5th place; 133.5 points), Stevenson (6th; 127 pts.), Glenbrook South (7th; 124 pts.), Niles West (14th; 74 pts.), Buffalo Grove (18th; 35 pts.), Maine South (24th, 18 pts.), Maine East (26th; 16 pts.), Fremd (31st; 9 pts.), Hersey (33rd; 7 pts.), Prospect (35th; 6.5 pts.), Conant (36th; 6 pts.) and Rolling Meadows (40th; 4 pts.).

Individual/Relay State Highlights: Loyola’s Velizar Filipov, Devon Bone, Gus Koh and Luke Helm finished third in the 200-yard medley relay, while Glenbrook South (5th) and Stevenson (6th) also finished in the top 10. Glenbrook South’s Taylor Isaac was runner-up in 1-meter diving, while Maine South’s Caleb Lakin (4th), Buffalo Grove’s Michael Surowaniec (8th) and Hersey’s Nathan Mabry (10th) all finished in the top 10 behind Isaac. Niles West’s Ethan Chung was third in the 100-yard fly, while Loyola’s pair of Velizar Filipov (5th) and Gus Koh (6th) also finished top 10 at state. Glenbrook South’s Lucas Fernandez-Geddes was fourth in the 100-yard free and he was part of the 200-yard free relay team that finished fourth, just ahead of Stevenson (5th) and Niles West (6th). The Journal-area had five swimmers in the top 10 in the 100-yard back with Stevenson’s Kasper Lee (3rd), Loyola’s Filipov (4th), Loyola’s Koh (6th), Niles West’s Chung (8th) and Fremd’s Marcus Wirkowski (10th). Glenbrook South’s Noah Chen finished fifth in the 100-yard breast. Loyola also picked up a third place finish in the 400-yard free relay. Maine East’s David Rozenbergas finished 10th in the 200-yard IM and ninth in the 100-yard free to earn the Blue Demons their first state medals in 53 years.

Girls Gymnastics:

Highlights: Palatine’s Jolee Waddington finished sixth in all-around at state with a 36.975 score. Waddington was runner-up at state in parallel bars (9.55) and fifth on floor (9.4). Hersey’s Maria Reyes took third on floor. Prospect, Stevenson and Glenbrook South were among the schools with state qualifiers as well.

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Alumni game highlights friendly Pleasantville, Atlantic City rivalry

The Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City invites the community to experience an afternoon of basketball, hometown pride and family fun at the Legacy and Legends Alumni Basketball Game. The event will run from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 28 at Evolution Arena, 317 N. Pennsylvania Ave. It will showcase the friendly rivalry […]

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Alumni game highlights friendly Pleasantville, Atlantic City rivalry

The Boys and Girls Club of Atlantic City invites the community to experience an afternoon of basketball, hometown pride and family fun at the Legacy and Legends Alumni Basketball Game.

The event will run from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, June 28 at Evolution Arena, 317 N. Pennsylvania Ave.

It will showcase the friendly rivalry between alumni from Pleasantville High School and Atlantic City High School, a matchup sure to spark memories and celebrate the athletic talent that has shaped local sports history.

Proceeds from the event will support the club’s mission to inspire and enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

“This game is an opportunity to honor the legacy of our schools, celebrate the power of community, and uplift the next generation,” Boys and Girls CEO Tracey Triniwell said. “By supporting this event, you’re helping us continue to provide life-changing programs for the youth who need us most.”

The event will feature a halftime show by the ACHS Cheerleading Team.

Attendees also can enjoy snacks and refreshments from the concession stand, staffed by youth leaders from the Torch Club and Keystone Club, two of the Boys and Girls Club’s premier character and leadership development programs.

Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door.

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Liverpool, N.Y. — Athletes, coaches and families from across Section III had a blast on Tuesday night at syracuse.com’s 2025 All-Central New York High School Sports Awards Show. There were laughs, smiles, free ice cream and even a dancing cow inside the Liverpool High School auditorium. 0

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Liverpool, N.Y. — Athletes, coaches and families from across Section III had a blast on Tuesday night at syracuse.com’s 2025 All-Central New York High School Sports Awards Show.

There were laughs, smiles, free ice cream and even a dancing cow inside the Liverpool High School auditorium.

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Here are the 24 Mountain West players who will appear at this year's football media days

This year’s Mountain West football media days will be held July 16 (players) and July 17 (coaches) at Las Vegas’ Circa Resort and Casino, which will host the event for the third straight summer. The Nevada Wolf Pack, under second-year head coach Jeff Choate, will be represented by QB Chubba Purdy and DT Thomas Witte. […]

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Here are the 24 Mountain West players who will appear at this year's football media days

This year’s Mountain West football media days will be held July 16 (players) and July 17 (coaches) at Las Vegas’ Circa Resort and Casino, which will host the event for the third straight summer.

The Nevada Wolf Pack, under second-year head coach Jeff Choate, will be represented by QB Chubba Purdy and DT Thomas Witte.

Purdy is entering his second season at Nevada after backing up Brendon Lewis last year. Purdy made one start in 2024 and for the year completed 18-of-25 passes for 239 yards with one touchdown and one interception. He also rushed 13 times for 60 yards and caught two passes for 10 yards. Purdy entered the transfer portal this offseason before returning to Nevada after Lewis hit the portal. Witte is Nevada’s only return starter on defense. A former walk-on, he enters his sixth season in the program. Witte has 73 career tackles, including 10 for loss, and one sack.

Here is the full list of MW athletes at this year’s media days; players will meet with the media July 16 with coaches meeting with the media July 17.

Air Force – Bruin Fleischmann, Sr., TE; Luke Freer, Sr., P

Boise State – Kage Casey, Jr., OL; Jayden Virgin-Morgan, Jr., EDGE

Colorado State – Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi, Jr., QB; Mukendi Wa-Kalonji, Sr., DL

Fresno State – Jacob Spomer, Sr., OL; Al’zillion Hamilton, Sr., CB

Hawaii – Pofele Ashlock, Jr., WR; Jamih Otis, Jr., LB

Nevada – Chubba Purdy, Sr., QB; Thomas Witte, Sr., DT

New Mexico – Richard Pearce, Sr., OL; Gabe Lopez, Sr., EDGE

San Diego State – Ross Ulugalu-Maseuli, Sr., OL; Chris Johnson, Sr., CB

San José State – Walker Eget, Sr., QB; Taniela Latu, Sr., LB

UNLV – DeAngelo Irvin Jr., Jr., WR/KR/PR; Jake Pope, Jr., DB

Utah State – Bryson Barnes, Sr., QB; Gabriel Iniguez Jr., Sr., DT