This week, the Warwick Beacon sports department is honoring some Warwick’s best athletes of the spring season with its All-City teams. As always, it was a fun-filled few months of big-time performances as we saw plenty of athletes shine on the biggest stages. Athletes are selected based on factors including statistical performance, postseason success as well as leadership impact on and off the field, court, track, etc. Congratulations to all of our athletes! - Alex Sponseller, Sports Editor 

Boys Outdoor Track & Field

Colby Flynn, Hendricken

Fred Russell, Hendricken

Jakob Reyes, Hendricken

Carson Dean, Hendricken

David Hayes, Hendricken

Dimitri Johnson, Hendricken

Cornelius Zmed, Pilgrim

Brandon Wolfenden, Pilgrim

Hunter Schobel, Pilgrim

Ryan Brady, Toll Gate

Kevin Barker, Toll Gate

Athlete of the Year: Hunter Schobel, Pilgrim

Hunter Schobel proved to be among the state’s elite jumpers throughout the spring season for the Pats and put on a show at states, where he took gold in the triple jump then third in the long jump.

Girls Outdoor Track & Field

Keaney Bayha, Pilgrim

Lia Wasilewski, Pilgrim

Juliana Kavanagh, Pilgrim

Mea Ayotte, Toll Gate

Anna O’Donnell, Toll Gate

Vanessa Jones, Toll Gate

Athlete of the Year: Vanessa Jones, Toll Gate

Vanessa Jones followed up her historic indoor track season with perhaps and even better outdoor campaign for Toll Gate. Jones took first place in the discus throw and third in the hammer at the state championships earlier this month.

Baseball

Frank Tillinghast, Hendricken

Braeden Campbell, Hendricken

Cooper Maher, Hendricken

Parker Boyd, Hendricken

Mason Crain, Hendricken

Cullen Crain, Hendricken

Jack DePalma, Hendricken

Dylan Poloski, Hendricken

Henry Kearns, Pilgrim

Samuel Shelton, Pilgrim

Nolan Canestrari, Pilgrim

Derrick Butler, Pilgrim

Jack Colvin, Toll Gate

Braeden Geer, Toll Gate

Jonah LaFauci, Toll Gate

Connor Salzillo, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Braeden Campbell, Hendricken

Braeden Campbell was one of the leaders of the defending champion Hawks this spring season and proved to be one of the state’s elite players, helping Hendricken return to the playoffs and earn its second straight championship. Campbell secured the series win by hitting a monster three-run home run in the championship to put the game out of reach for Cumberland.

Softball

Marin Prest, Pilgrim

Genna D’Amato, Pilgrim

Skylar Hawes, Pilgrim

Madison Tuirok, Pilgrim

Gretchen Dombeck, Pilgrim

Carli Harker, Pilgrim

Reagan Motta, Toll Gate

Liv Cota, Toll Gate

Delaney Wilson, Toll Gate

Abby O’Connor, Toll Gate

Aria Eddy, Toll Gate

Ava DelVicario, Toll Gate

Emma Harrold, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Madison Tuirok, Pilgrim

Madison Tuirok is the Beacon’s Softball Player of the Year after a monster sophomore campaign this past season. Tuirok batted a staggering .485 at the plate and also led the team in runs, hits and doubles.

Golf

Avery Picchione, Hendricken

Griffin Cooper, Hendricken

Colin Murray, Hendricken

Thomas Hanson, Hendricken

Brody Corcoran, Pilgrim

Michael Bessette, Pilgrim

Michael Spooner, Pilgrim

Player of the Year: Thomas Hanson, Hendricken

Thomas Hanson has been a key piece to the Hendricken lineup the last two seasons and helped the Hawks secure a top-five finish at the state championships by leading the team with a sixth-place finish as an individual.

Boys Volleyball

Andrew Ramos, Hendricken

Zach Roebuck, Hendricken

Santiago Harrington, Hendricken 

Ben Warr, Hendricken

Logan McDermott, Pilgrim

Gabriel Orduna, Pilgrim

Caden Stowik, Pilgrim

Harrison Hun, Toll Gate

Adam Hamza, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Ben Warr, Hendricken

Ben Warr wrapped up a decorated career for the Hawks this spring season and helped them return to the playoffs and reach the semifinals. Warr was the team’s most well-rounded player and led the Hawks in assists and hitting percentage.

Boys Tennis

Patrick Cavanagh, Hendricken

Shane Ciunci, Hendricken

Inesh Rai, Hendricken

Jake McNeil, Hendricken

Luca Testa, Hendricken

Cornelius Zmed, Warwick

Parker Weldy, Warwick

Josh Maynard, Warwick

John Maynard, Warwick

Jacob Scott, Warwick

Etienne Degos, Warwick

Player of the Year: Cornelius Zmed, Warwick Co-op

Cornelius Zmed burst on the scene this year, enjoying a breakout freshman season and leading the Warwick co-op to a big year in which it reached the Division III semifinals. Zmed grabbed the top singles spot in the lineup and thrived, also qualifying for the individual tournament.

Boys Lacrosse

Jack Treat, Hendricken

Will Kornacki, Hendricken

Logan Toussaint, Hendricken

KJ Lough, Hendricken

Sebastian Nault, Hendricken

Zachary Iamarone, Hendricken

Marcus Walsh, Pilgrim

Richard Cabral, Pilgrim

Brett Taylor, Pilgrim

Declan Bragg, Pilgrim

Liam Holmes, Pilgrim

Carter Clifton, Pilgrim

Logan Fuller, Pilgrim

Nick Napolitano, Toll Gate

Will Goodine, Toll Gate

Nathan Gibbs, Toll Gate

Mason Nunes, Toll Gate

Angelo Petrone, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Sebastian Nault, Hendricken

Sebastian Nault returned for the Hawks this season and put together an all-state campaign, leading the way as the team’s most potent offensive weapon and helping the Hawks catch fire down the stretch and return to the Division I postseason.

Girls Lacrosse

Lily Farrell, Pilgrim

Talulah Latorella, Pilgrim

Gracelynn Farreira, Pilgrim

Zoe Anderson, Pilgrim

Lily Batchelor, Pilgrim

Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate

Aubrey Rubeira, Toll Gate

Ayla Paley, Toll Gate

Olivia Napolitano, Toll Gate

Madison Gautieri, Toll Gate

Stella-Blue Kraus, Toll Gate

Kate Whelan, Toll Gate

Player of the Year: Delanie Wheeler, Toll Gate

Delanie Wheeler was Toll Gate’s top overall player this past season and was a force on the offensive end, where she led the team in goals despite missing time early in the year. Her leadership also helped Toll Gate surprise the state by returning to the postseason and reaching the semifinals.