Female athletes

Sydney Boswell - Despite being limited by injury toward the end of the season, Boswell still led the Cardinals soccer team in goals with 17, assists with nine and 43 total points in only 11 games. The sophomore showcased her skills on a regular basis, including her impeccable touch, accurate passing, speed up top and on the wings and her lethal goal-scoring ability.

Kelly Lotz - After a one-year absence from the playoffs, Lotz helped lead the Cardinals basketball team back to the postseason with her stellar play. The freshman was a scoring and rebounding machine with the ability to hit tough shots and crash the offensive and defensive glass.

Beatriz Panduro - Panduro was clutch for the

Santa Clarita Valley International softball team. She was third on the Stallions with a .652 batting average and second in hits with 15. She led the team with 16 runs scored and 33 RBIs and added five home runs, including a grand slam. She also led the team with two triples and 17 stolen bases.

Ashley Rens - Rens was the ultimate do-it-all player on the Cardinals soccer team. She anchored the defense and always marked the opposing team’s biggest scoring threat. Rens also contributed mightily on

offense, scoring 11 goals and adding eight assists equaling 30 total points. She was utilized frequently on set pieces and throw-ins, as her powerful throws got the ball into the middle of the opposing team’s box. She played goalkeeper for a half. Rens was also a key contributor on the volleyball team.

Trinity Towns - Towns helped lead the Knights to their first-ever undefeated league season by averaging a team-high 9.3 points and 4.2 rebounds per game. The junior guard could shoot from the perimeter and also drive the lane to find an easy bucket for herself or one of her teammates.