WHS Athletics and Activities
Year 2 Vol. 7 March 2026
SHAKE OFF THE FROST SPRING SPORTS ARE HERE!
The wait is finally over. The fields are turning green, the courts are buzzing, and that unmistakable energy of a new season is officially in the air! While winter was about grinding in the gym, Spring is about the roar of the crowd and the heat of the competition.
From the first pitch on the diamond to the high-stakes intensity of the volleyball court, our athletes have been putting in the work to make 2026 a year for the record books. We aren't just starting a new season; we’re starting a new chapter of highlights, upsets, and hometown glory.
THESE ARE OUR SPRING SPORTS ATHLETES TO WATCH!
VOLLEYBALL HAS BOUNCE
JUAN GONZALEZ
Juan plays on the pins and swings with a heavy arm and produces fast paced kills and high energy plays that have led the Wolves to victory in tight situations. Juan is a gamer and shows up to every game to inspire his teammates to play their best. He is a fun player that can change the momentum in a game with a big swing on the outside or a stuff block.
ISAAC LOPEZ
Isaac is a very versatile player who typically sets and hits out of the opposite side. Isaac has a high volleyball IQ and makes the unexpected and sneaky plays that have players on the other team caught off guard. Isaac also has a powerful left-hand swing and huge block that is intimidating, effective and impressive to watch. He is a fun player to watch with big celebrations and an intense focus that leads his team offensively through attacking and setting.
OMAR SILVA
Libero for the boy's volleyball team Omar Silvia is the defense captain of the team. Omar's high energy on the back court, consistent passing, and all out defense makes him a player to watch in every game. Omar has a fast paced jump float delivering Aces each game and he can take an attack from the other team and turn it into an amazing dig that brings a huge momentum swing to the Westy Wolves to earn big points!
25-26 SEASON
2/27 WHS V. AWEST L 3-0
3/4 WHS V. KIPP W 3-0
3/5 WHS V. DENVER SOUTH L3-0
3/7 WHS V. POMONA W 3-0
3/10 WHS V BOULDER 33-2
3/12 WHS V CENTAURUS L 3-0
3/14 WHS VS DENVER EAST L2-0
3/14 WHS V ACA W 2-1
3/17 WHS V VISTA PEAK W 3-2
3/30 WHS V. MULLEN
4/2 WHS V. GATEWAY
4/3 WHS V. ALAMEDA
4/13 WHS V. HINKLEY
4/21 WHS V. POMONA
4/23 WHS V. HINKLEY
BASEBALL DIAMOND'S
ADRIAN MORENO
Adrian was voted team captain by his peers, he is currently leading the team in hits (13), Batting Average (.520) and RBIs (8). Adrian has shown why he is a team captain time and time again on and off the field.
TONY SISNEROS
Tony was also voted captain of our team, he sets the Tone everyday with his attitude and demeanor. He leads by example through hard work. Tonys slugging percentage is sitting at .600. He is 9th in the state in stolen bases with (9). He is second on the team in RBIs with (7). Tony is just getting started, he is a blur on the bases don't blink.
ROBERT ATENCIO
Robert has been the unsung hero of our team early on. He has been automatic at the plate with 10 hits. He leads the team in doubles with 3. He just set a career high in Ks against Rangeview with 9 when he came into the game in relief and didn’t give a run on two hits.
25-26 SEASON
3/5 WHS V. HINKLEY W 19-2
3/9 WHS V. GW L 12-10
3/10 WHS V. SILVER CREEK L 11-3
3/16 WHS V. BRIGHTON L 10-5
3/17 WHS V. RANGEVIEW W 5-4
3/19 WHS V. KENNEDY W 14-2
3/26 WHS V. MRHS
3/28 WHS V. SKYVIEW
3/31 WHS V. NGHS
4/2 WHS V. PVIEW
4/7 WHS V. RRIDGE
4/13 WHS V. SLHS
4/18 WHS V. POMONA
4/21 WHS V. MRHS
4/23 WHS V. NGHS
4/25 WHS V. GATEWAY
4/28 WHS V. PVIEW
4/30 WHS V. RRIDGE
5/4 WHS V. HORIZON
5/8 WHS V. BOULDER
SOCCER IS KICKIN
EVELYN LOPEZ
Junior center back Evelyn Lopez anchors the Wolves’ defense. Along with the rest of the back line, she has made every opposing goal hard-earned, consistently challenging attackers and protecting the net. Evelyn has also contributed offensively with a goal of her own this season.
FRIDA MARTINEZ
Senior goalkeeper Frida Martinez has made a huge impact between the posts for the Wolves. Her saves and leadership have kept the team within striking distance in every match this season. Frida’s consistency and composure in goal have been a key part of the team’s early success.
BETHEL RUIZ
Junior forward Bethel Ruiz Castillo has been on fire for the Wolves this season. She currently leads the team in scoring and has found the back of the net in every game so far. Her standout performance included a three-goal game, helping power the Wolves’ offense and setting the tone for the season.
3/3 WHS V. SILVER CREEK L 11-1
3/9 WHS V. DSST W 3-1
3/11 WHS V. POMONA W 6-0
3/12 WHS V. LITTLEON L 3-1
3/17 WHS V. GATEWAY 1-1
3/19 WHS V. KIPP W 5-0
3/31 WHS V. AWEST
4/2 WHS V. PINE CREEK
4/9 WHS V. BRIGHTON
4/14 WHS V. RRIDGE
4/16 WHS V.PVIEW
4/23 WHS V. NGHS
4/28 WHS V. BOULDER
4/30 WHS V. MRANGE
TRACK IS ON THE RUN
AIDEN LOUNADY
Aiden has been a consistent performer for three years, running our fastest 400 m time each season. Coming into the season he is our fastest athlete in the 100, 200, and 400 meters. He is a great asset in individual events and on relays.
EVA MUNIZ
First year competitor has looked strong in early practices and our first track meet. We are looking for her to push the 1 minute barrier in the 400 m.
DAMIAN LOPEZ
Strong returner who has placed in the top three in the 800 meters in his first two meets. He is a strong athlete at 400, 800, and 1600 meter distances.
WINTER SPORT ALL CONFERENCE
Jayla Martinez
2nd team All Conference
Girls Basketball
Diego Yanos
2nd Team all Conference
Boys Basketball
Amilia Abeyta
Honorable Mention All Conference
Girls Basketball
Eva Muniz
Academic All Conference
Adrian Moreno
Academic All Conference
Joey Grimaldo
Huge congratulations to our standout student-athlete Joey for an incredible winter season! Not only did he dominate on the mat to earn a hard-fought spot at the State Championships, but they also proved their dedication in the classroom by earning Academic All-Conference honors.