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20 Eagles Named to Winter All-Met Teams
The Washington Post published its Winter All-Mets list this week, and recognized 20 Gonzaga student-athletes for their outstanding play over the winter season. Congratulations to the following players!
Basketball
Basketball
1st Team: Derek Dixon '25
Honorable Mention: Will Harper ‘25, Alex Touomou ‘25
- "Named the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference player of the year and D.C.’s Gatorade player of the year, Dixon was the Eagles’ leading scorer at 14.1 points per game. He will bring his high-level shot making to North Carolina." -Washington Post
- "Lewis was again one of the best guards in the District, earning his third straight first-team selection. He averaged 12.8 points, 5.3 rebounds and 4.2 assists and was named the MVP of the D.C. State Athletic Association Class AA championship game." -Washington Post
Honorable Mention: Will Harper ‘25, Alex Touomou ‘25
2nd Team: TJ Albero '25, Jack Gardner '25
Honorable Mention: Claude Engle-Kes '27, Roman Villegas '25
Swim & Dive
1st Team: Andrejs Brooks '25
1st Team: Andrejs Brooks '25
- "A key piece for the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference champions, Brooks claimed the 100 butterfly title at Metros and posted top-10 times in the area in four events. He is committed to the Naval Academy." -Washington Post
Honorable Mention: Anderson Bishop '25, Kirk Morgan '27, Caden Wilkinson '25
Indoor Track
Honorable Mention: Kelvin "Kainoa" Winston '25*
*Winston was also named the Washington, DC DC Touchdown Club (Football) Player of the Year on April 10, click here to watch a video of his acceptance speech.
Wrestling
*Winston was also named the Washington, DC DC Touchdown Club (Football) Player of the Year on April 10, click here to watch a video of his acceptance speech.
Wrestling
1st Team: Matthew Van Sice '25 (175 lbs)
- Van Sice was named the DCSAA tournament’s most outstanding wrestler after capturing his fourth D.C. state title. The senior also claimed his first WCAC championship.
2nd Team: Jethro Ward '26 (144 lbs)
Honorable Mention: Haitham Karim '25 (157 lbs), Braeden Meeker '25 (126 lbs), Bo Sulc '26 (165 lbs)
Congratulations to all!
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