The selections are in, and several Roaring Fork High School spring sports athletes have been bestowed with all-conference and all-state honors.
The Rams girls lacrosse team had the most picks among the Roaring Fork teams for both the 4A Mountain East League and 4A All-State picks.
Two members of the team, senior draw specialist Josie McKinley and junior attacker Jordyn Miller were named to the 4A All-State first team.
McKinley had a 0.674 draw percentage on the season, while leading the team with 4.6 goals per game, 149 shots on goal and 90 total points.
Miller had 85 points for the Rams, including 58 goals and 27 assists.
Both McKinley and Miller were also among the 4A Mountain East all-conference picks, where Player of the Year honors went to senior goalie Ella Gunning.
Gunning, who earned an All-State second team pick, recorded an impressive 224 saves on the season, with a save percentage of 0.620.
Joining them on the all-conference first team were senior midfielder Hailey Wolfe (All-State second-team, team points leader with 91), and junior defensive player Ava Montemayor (All-State second team, 15 caused turnovers).
For girls soccer, 3A Western Slope League (WSL) first-team honors went to senior Carley Crownhart, who had 32 points and averaged 1.4 goals per game on the season, and senior Maddie Anderson (0.5 goals per game and eight points).
Second team selections were senior Lexy Sanchez and sophomore Riley Bevington, and honorable mention was given to senior Annika Anslyn.
And for baseball, making the 3A WSL first team was senior Cole Fenton. As a pitcher, Fenton finished the season with a 3.33 earned run average and on offense he collected 25 hits, 25 runs, 13 doubles and 16 runs batted in, with a slugging percentage of 0.696.
In addition, seniors Teo Menconi and Josiah Wheeless earned honorable mentions in the All-League selections. All-State selections are not yet out for baseball.
