The Wolves return three starters and hope to remain competitive this season.
Volleyball
Here are the 2018 boys volleyball honors as selected by the coaches.
Juan Benitez had 16 kills and 21 assists on Monday to lead Chaparral’s boys volleyball team to a 28-30, 25-13, 19-25, 25-12, 15-5 victory over visiting Boulder City.
Martin Velasco had 63 assists to lead Liberty’s boys volleyball team to a 25-15, 11-25, 17-25, 26-24, 19-17 home victory over Bonanza on Friday.
Isaiah Cottrell, a 6-foot-9-inch sophomore, is the latest elite prospect to man the middle for the top-ranked Gaels. He already has 19 scholarship offers and is the No. 30 prospect in his class, per Rivals.com.
Camille Riggs had nine kills on Monday to lead the Western girls volleyball team to a 25-18, 20-25, 25-15, 15-25, 15-13 victory over host Sunrise Mountain.
The Mustangs were the top local finishers, placing 35th overall and taking third place in the Classic Division at Palo Verde High School.
After advancing to the Class 2A state tournament last year, the Mustangs return nine letter winners.
The Gaels return nine letter winners and hope to defend their Class 4A state championship.
The Skyhawks return just two starters but hope to defend their Sunrise Region title.
The Rams bring back just three letter winners from a team that won the Northeast League last year.
The Mustangs return 11 letter winners after advancing to the Sunset Region final last year.
The Lions return 11 letter winners and hope to show improvement.
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