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Best High School Sports Blog. By Fred Robledofrobledo@scng. SGVNSports on Twitter. Los Altos high school was the area’s biggest surprise of the 2. Savannah Diederich, who dominated in the circle and carried a big stick for the Conquerors.

Diederich, a junior who is verbally committed to the University of Mississippi, struggled along with the Conquerors just a year ago, finishing 1. Hacienda. Amazing what a year of work will do. Diederich was dominant this season, finishing 2.

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ERA and 2. 19 strikeouts while leading the Conquerors to an undefeated Hacienda League title run and 2. Diederich also performed well in the CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoffs, leading the Conquerors to the quarterfinals before losing a pitching duel to Ayala, 1- 0. What made Diederich even more threatening is what she did with a bat in her hands, hitting . RBIs to earn Hacienda League player of the year honors. For her efforts, Diederich has been named the Tribune’s 2. Joining Diederich with top honors is Los Altos coach Lydell Mc. Cullough, who was named the Tribune’s coach of the year.

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Mc. Cullough had coached previously with Los Altos, but after Los Altos struggled to a losing season a year ago, it brought Mc. Cullough back and he quickly restored the tradition with a league title and quarterfinal playoff run.

Joining Diederich and Mc. Cullough on the Tribune first team are 1.

South Hills’ Natalie Lugo, a three- time Tribune player of the year and headed to the University of Florida in the fall, was strong in the circle again, but didn’t have the defensive help as years past. She put up her usual solid numbers, finishing 9- 9 with a 1. ERA with an area- leading 2. St. Lucy’s Dakota Casper helped carry the Regents to the Division 2 semifinals, throwing a gem in a 4- 0 quarterfinal victory over Villa Park before losing a heartbreaker in the semifinals to Camarillo, 1- 0. Casper, the Baseline League MVP, finished 1. ERA while also batting .

Glendora junior pitcher Noemi Flores was named the Palomares League MVP after leading the Tartans to the league title, finishing 1. ERA. Charter Oak senior pitcher Ema. Rae Flores rounds out the first team of pitchers. She was solid all season, finishing 1. ERA and leading the Chargers to the Division 2 quarterfinals. Two underclass catchers were named to the first team, St. Lucy’s sophomore Audrey Sellers and Charter Oak junior Jantzen Owen.

Both were not just extremely solid defensively, they also brought a lot of offensive firepower. Sellers, a Baseline first- team selection, batted . RBIs. Jantzen, a Hacienda league first teamer, batted .

RBIs. Seven infielders landed on the first team, which included two super sophomores in Wilson’s Janelle Meono and South El Monte’s Chasity Martinez. Meono, a University of Arizona commit and Valle Vista first- teamer, helped lead the Wildcats to the Division 6 semifinals, batting a ridiculous . Martinez led the Eagles to the Mission Valley League title and was league MVP. She led the Eagles to the Division 5 quarterfinals, batting .

RBIS. Bishop Amat featured two infielders on the first team with senior shortstop Gabby Bracamonte and third baseman Madeline Ramirez, who were both named to the Del Rey first team. Bracamonte batted . Ramirez hit. 4. 19 with three home runs, six doubles and 1. RBIs. Los Altos junior Kelly Monroy, Glendora’s Amanda Woods and St.

Lucy’s Samantha Garcia also were named first team infielders. Woods, a Palomares first- teamer, batted . RBIs and Garcia, a Baseline first- teamer, batted a whopping .

RBIs. Monroy, a shortstop, was named to the Hacienda first team after batting . RBIs. Three outfielders made the first team, which included Glendora sophomore Chloe Bahruth, Los Altos’ Melissa Felix and San Dimas senior Brooke Jackson. Jackson, also the Valle Vista League MVP, batted a team best . RBIs. Bahruth, named to the Palomares first team, batted .

RBIs. Felix, a junior named to the Hacienda first team, batted . RBIs. TRIBUNE 2. 01. SOFTBALL ALL- AREA TEAMPlayer of the year: Savannah Diederich, Los Altos, Jr. Coach of the year: Lydell Mc. Cullough, Los Altos.

FIRST TEAMPitcher: Natalie Lugo, South Hills, Sr. Pitcher: Ema. Rae Flores, Charter Oak, Sr. Pitcher: Dakota Casper, St. Lucy’s, Sr. Pitcher: Noemi Flores, Glendora, Jr.

Catcher: Jantzen Owen, Charter Oak, Jr. Catcher: Audrey Sellers, St.

Lucy’s, So. Infield: Janelle Meono, Wilson, So. Infield: Kelly Monroy, Los Altos, Jr. Infield: Samantha Garcia, St. Lucy’s, Jr. Infield: Madeline Ramirez, Bishop Amat, Sr.

Infield: Amanda Woods, Glendora, Sr. Infield: Gabby Bracamonte, Bishop Amat, Sr. Infield: Chasity Martinez, South El Monte, So. Outfield: Chloe Bahruth, Glendora, So. Outfield: Melissa Felix, Los Altos, Jr.

Outfield: Brooke Jackson, San Dimas, Sr. SECOND TEAMPitcher: Kennedy Cuevas, Edgewood, Jr. Pitcher: Destinee Lopez, Bonita, Sr. Catcher: : Clareese Santiago, Glendora, So. Catcher: Giselle Bahena, Bishop Amat, Sr.

Utility: Andrea Wood, Los Altos, Sr. Utility: Nevaeh Castruita, South El Monte, So. Infield: Shynia Torrez, Arroyo, Sr. Infield: Mia Ayala, Wilson, Fr. Infield: Taylor Tetone, Glendora, Sr. Infield: Camyl Armendariz, Bonita, Fr.

Infield: Karissa Duran, Bishop Amat, Sr. Outfield: Morgan Salgado, Charter Oak, Fr. Outfield: Clarissa Reynoso, San Dimas, Jr. Outfield: Ruth Munoz, Diamond Bar, Sr. Outfield: Katie Greep, St.

Lucy’s, Jr. Outfield: Alyssa Avalos, St. Lucy’s, Sr. FINAL TOP TEN1. Lucy’s (1. 9- 7)2. Los Altos (2. 4- 7)3. Glendora (2. 0- 9)4. Charter Oak (2. 1- 8)5. South Hills (1. 8- 1.

Bishop Amat (1. 4- 1. South El Monte (2. San Dimas (1. 8- 1. Wilson (1. 7- 1. 1- 2)1. Edgewood (1. 8- 1)LEAGUE CHAMPIONSBaseline: Upland. Del Rey: St. Joseph.

Hacienda: Los Altos. Miramonte: Edgewood. Mission Valley: South El Monte. Montview: Sierra Vista. Palomares: Glendora. Valle Vista: San Dimas.