Sterling Earns Western Big 6 Honors in Three Sports

Women’s soccer: a useful spine

In women’s soccer, the report lists Delia Block on the second team, with Sofia Georgieva and Caylee White receiving honorable mention.

That is a notable spread of recognition:

• Block gives Sterling a rewarded attacking presence.
• Georgieva adds another forward name to the list.
• White, a goalkeeper, represents the other end of the pitch.

That balance matters. A team with attacking players and a goalkeeper earning conference notice is rarely relying on one phase of the game alone. The report also says Georgieva and White are sophomores, which gives Sterling a promising age profile if that group stays together.

Softball sets the competitive standard

The report says softball was Sterling’s strongest collective performer, finishing fourth in the conference after a 17-16 overall record and a 7-7 conference mark.

Recognition followed:

• Mya Lira and Lily Cantu made the second team.
• Lily Martinez, Layla Wright and Rosie Cantu earned honorable mention.

Five names on the honors list is a strong return. It points to lineup depth rather than one standout season carrying the whole program.

Baseball’s recognition still matters

The report also says baseball placed Wyatt Cassens and Cale Nettleton on the second team, with Adrian Monarrez and Eli Penne earning honorable mention. Even with a tougher team finish, that kind of individual acknowledgment keeps a foundation in place.

For Sterling, the next storyline is simple: can these honors turn into stronger team results next season? With veterans already recognized and younger players entering the conversation, there is at least a base to build from.