The Cranston Herald is thrilled to unveil its 2024 Fall All-City sports teams, recognizing some of the area’s top athletes from this past season. Athletes were chosen based on their achievements on the field and the impact they made to their respective programs throughout the fall.

Field Hockey

Lily Tillinghast, Cranston

Sarah Walsh, Cranston

Mia Santomassimo, Cranston

Sara Regine, Cranston

Reece Vitale, Cranston

Player of the Year: Lily Tillinghast

Lily Tillinghast has been a multi-year starter for the Thunderbirds and was pivotal in their emergence in the Division III ranks. Tillinghast was a consistent presence on both sides on the field and propelled Cranston to the DIII semifinals.

Girls Tennis

Thora Corcoran, East

Kiernan Fisher, East

Madelyn Hart, East

Jolie Lin, East

Angelina DiBiasio, West

Adriana Catelli, West

Kaylin Flynn, West

Player of the Year: Kaylin Flynn, West

Kaylin Flynn was West’s top singles player this fall and wrapped up the year by taking home Division I Second Team honors.

Girls Volleyball

Layla Nunez, East

Eliana Garcia, East

Olivia Venagro, West

Mia Crudale, West

Sarah Crowley, West

Player of the Year: Olivia Venagro, West

Olivia Venagro was a force for the Falcons this season, leading the team in kills and making the DI Second Team.

Girls Soccer

Tia Sanzaro, East

Madeline Flinn, East

Madisen Gallo, East

Isabella Dupret, East

Saniyya Chase, West

Oceanna Orlandi, West

Sarah Pimental, West

Stalia Biosse, West

Jordan Costa, West

Harper Cohn, West

Player of the Year: Saniyya Chase, West

Saniyya Chase was the Falcons’ top weapon on offense and her team-high 13 goals helped lift West back to the playoffs.

Boys Soccer

Fabricio Mariscal, East

Gabriel Leon, East

Michael Ogunmola, East

Aaron Morales, East

Chris Melise, West

Jack Payne, West

Alex Arroyo, West

Alejandro Molina, West

Parker Inocencio, West

Nick Ayala, West

Player of the Year: Jack Payne, West

Sophomore Jack Payne burst onto the scene this fall and immediately became one of the best keepers in the state. He posted a goals against average of 1.588 while holding 10 opponents to one or fewer goals.

Football

Amias Reed, East

Jovany Gonzalez, East

DionAndre Brown, East

Saqari Monroe, East

Angel Figueroa, East 

Xavier Grundy, East

Kelan Cornell, West

Charlie Cornell, West

Anthony Salas, West

Jake Anzivino, West

Ethan Parent, West

Adrian Samayoa, West

Thomas Tierney, West

Zachary Petrella, West

Player of the Year: Kelan Cornell, West

Kelan Cornell lived up to the hype this fall season and was one of the top signal callers in the state. His ability to throw and run made him a nightmare matchup for opposing defenses and his play helped guide the Falcons to the playoffs in their first season back in Division I.

Boys Cross Country

Cohen Brinker, East

Nathaniel Brennick, East

Levi Soch, East

Nathan Gong, East

Matt Petit, West

Aidan Gosselin, West

Luca Talamo, West

Runner of the Year: Cohen Brinker, East

Cohen Brinker became the top runner in the city by finishing 34^th overall at the state championship.

Girls Cross Country

Jessica Chin, East

Brooke Sloan, East

Caroline Brennick, East

Lilliana Prendergast, West

Kristen Fountaine, West

Bridget O’Donoghue, West

Annelisa Joyce, West

Runner of the Year: Lilliana Prendergast, West

Lilliana Prendergast led the Falcons throughout the season and finished 22^nd overall at states.