The Cate boys tennis duo of James He (left) and Kenny Wang headlined the school's spring sports All-League honorees, earning the Tri-Valley League Doubles MVP award. (Lily Chubb / Noozhawk Photo)

The Cate School sports teams enjoyed a strong spring campaign in the Tri-Valley League, with plenty of standout student-athletes across campus on the hill.

From the impressive boys tennis squad to the stellar season in the pool, plenty of Rams garnered All-League honors for their strong seasons.

Boys Tennis

The junior duo of James He and Kenny Wang was a dominant force throughout the spring for the Rams, winning the league’s doubles title and being named the Tri-Valley League Doubles MVP.

Junior Kakeru Hirofuji had a standout season in singles play, while the junior team of Kaden Greene and Kendrick Suen was in the middle of the team’s overall success with All-League First Team campaigns.

Sophomore Andrew Jayich was also an impactful singles player for the Rams on his way to an All-League Second Team nod.

Boys Swim

The Rams racked up the All Tri-Valley League honors in the pool, totaling a whopping 25 All-League performances for the boys swim team.

Junior Wil Rivera led the charge by pulling in four All-League First Team honors, while junior Josiah Hansen earned a trio of All-League First Team selections along with an All-League Second Team nod.

Seniors Jae Wykoff and Elliott Paige ended their Cate careers on a high note, pulling in four All-League honors apiece. Meanwhile, junior Devon Liang had a strong season of his own with three All-League selections.

The freshman duo of Charlie Guo and Liam Moes got their high school years off to a strong start with two All-League honors each.

Seniors Mo Kanda-Gleeson and Tristan Maigret rounded out the team’s honorees as All-League Honorable Mentions.

Girls Swim

That success in the pool also included the girls swim team, led by four-time All-League honorees senior Jen Won, junior Emi Kanda-Gleeson and junior Tori Kim.

Junior Madeleine Kollock also played a key role in that success with a trio of All-League selections, while junior Makayla Niu and sophomore Sofia Wang followed with two All-League performances apiece.

The freshman duo of Amber Lam and Kirra Tanaka gave Cate swim fans plenty to look forward to in the years to come, with All-League honors this season.

Boys Track & Field

The junior pairing of Jackson Steele and Ryan Chen was at the forefront of the Cate boys track & field team this spring, earning spots on the All-League First Team. Chen also recorded an All-League Second Team showing.

Ati Zwieback, Joshua Butler, Ethan Qiu, Jordan Ryan and Miles Thompson turned in All-League Second Team campaigns as well.

Girls Track & Field

Sophomore Sloan Harwell headlined the Cate girls track & field spring season, leading the team with four All-League selections.

Junior Sophie Blank, senior Gwen McTigue, senior Emerson Evans and senior Eise Tsai followed with two All-League honors apiece, while Nika Iverson, Harper Bishop and A Bitang Cameron recorded one All-League performance apiece.

Boys Volleyball

Senior outside hitter Lucian Tann filled up the stat sheet on a consistent basis for the Rams’ boys volleyball team, earning a spot on the All-League First Team.

Meanwhile, fellow senior outside hitter Philip Choi was a strong complement to Tann and was rewarded as an All-League Second Team member.

The trio of Patrick Wykoff, Kunqi Wang and Rowen Foster each had strong individual campaigns as well on their way to All-League Honorable Mention selections.

Baseball

On the diamond, the senior duo of Chase Meyer and Noah Casbarro turned in strong years in their final high school seasons and earned All-League Second Team nods.

The sophomore trio of Henry Helson, Alejandro Sandoval and Jonah Vann showcased the future of the Rams’ baseball program as All-League Honorable Mentions.

Noozhawk sports editor Diego Sandoval can be reached at dsandoval@noozhawk.com. Follow Noozhawk Sports on Twitter and Instagram @NoozhawkSports