THE POST’S ALL-CITY GIRLS TRACK TEAM

Athlete of the Year:Claudia Francis, Benjamin Cardozo

The Oregon-bound Francis (right) ran the nation’s second fastest time this season indoors in the 800 meters (2:06.98) and the 10th best outdoors. She showed versatility running the 1,500 to the 400 at a high level and even hurdled. Cardozo won the PSAL indoor and outdoor titles and she was the anchor to its 4 x 400 relay, which ran the nation’s second best time indoors.

Coach of the Year:Cornel Johnson, DeWitt Clinton

Johnson is considered one of the city’s best coaches because of his athletes’ development and ability to excel as runners and jumpers. Scoring in a variety of events, Clinton won the PSAL Bronx indoor and outdoor titles while finishing second in cross country. The Governors also placed third in the PSAL city indoor and outdoor championships behind powers Cardozo and Medgar Evers.

FIRST TEAM

Adrienne Alexander, B. Loughlin

Emily De La Bruyere, Brearley

Monique Green, Campus Magnet

Sandrae Farquharson, M. Evers

Chamique Francis, Cardozo

Tsian Haywood, DeWitt Clinton

Nyanka Moise-Joseph, M. Evers

Lateisha Philson, Cardozo

SECOND TEAM

Akayla Anderson, Cardozo

Sheniece Daphness, M. Evers

Camille Edwards, M. Evers

Kenya Outram, South Shore

Alexis Panisse, Cardozo

Firdaws Sammy, St. John Villa

Sabrina Southerland, Cardozo

Sabrina Spataro, Molloy

HONORABLE MENTION

Brittany Adams, Dewitt Clinton

Kadecia Baird, M. Evers

Charlotte Barber, Dalton

Kerri Butler, Notre Dame

Brittany Broomfield, Dewitt Clinton

Mariah Claudio, St. John Villa

Nynneya Columbus, P. Richmond

Anna Sophie Harling, Brearley

Shakele Seaton, M. Evers

Terese Thompson, Health Professions

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THE POST’S ALL-CITY BOYS TRACK TEAM

Athlete of the Year: Strymar Livingston, Christopher Columbus

The electric junior (right) spent the indoor season running a record-setting campaign. Livingston set the national record in the 600 with a blazing mark of 1:17.64 at the PSAL championships. He broke the state record in the 500 with a time of 1:02.40, which is also the second best ever nationally. A groin injury slowed him in the spring, but he excelled in the 400 and 800 double, running the state’s fourth and fifth best times, respectively.

Coach of the Year: Claudel Martin, Thomas Jefferson

Martin and the Orange Wave completed the difficult task of winning a track meet in the field. Jefferson scored 60 of its 75 points in the field events and the pentathlon to take its first PSAL outdoor city title since 2003. Many of the athletes said it was a process learning the events, especially the javelin (in which Jefferson dominated), but Martin’s skilled teaching brought them along.

FIRST TEAM

Rolyce Boston, Sheepshead Bay

Shane Green, Erasmus Hall

Andre Jordan,

Medgar Evers

Jeremiah Obeng

Agyapong,

Dewitt Clinton

Eddie Owens,

Packer Collegiate

Laray Smith,

Xaverian

Edward Wagner, Xavier

Davion Wint,

C. Columbus

SECOND TEAM

Richmond Ahadzi,

Sheepshead Bay

Adam Civitano, St. Joseph by the Sea

Chukwuebuka Enekwechi, Francis Lewis

Dan Galford, Monsignor Farrell

Brent Jules, Medgar Evers

Andy Nicholas, Midwood

Michael Seminario, Fordham

Damion Walker Springfield Gardens

HONORABLE MENTION

Rudje Beckford, DeWitt Clinton

Pat Cooney, Archbishop Molloy

Sidgie Greene, Thomas Jefferson

Devin Lee, Sheepshead Bay

Jason Mathews, St. Francis Prep

Wilson Martinez, Far Rockaway

Ryan Phillips, Regis

Javon Prince, Thomas Jefferson

Robert Rhodes, Boys & Girls

Konrad Surkont, Stuyvesant

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THE POST’S ALL-CITY BOYS TENNIS TEAM

Player of the Year: Quinton Vega, Beacon

One of the nation’s top recruits, the Wisconsin-bound Vega (above), with sharp groundstrokes and a solid net game, enjoyed a memorable senior season. He dropped just one match in team competition and served as a mentor to the Blue Demons’ younger players, leading them to a fourth straight PSAL Class A crown and second Mayor’s Cup title in school history.

Coach of the Year: Bayard Faithfull, Beacon

Sure, he’s been blessed with talent, but it hasn’t always been that way at Beacon. Faithfull has established the Manhattan school as the premier boys tennis program in the city with his strict but understanding ways. He deserves credit for Beacon’s best season yet — a fourth straight PSAL Class A crown, second Mayor’s Cup title in a row and a championship at the New England Mid-Atlantic Tournament, featuring the best teams on the East Coast.

FIRST TEAM

David Arroyave, St. Francis Prep

Stefan Ilic, Forest Hills

Hugh Mo, Cardozo

Jake Sosonkin, Brooklyn Tech

Christian Waldron, Beacon

HONORABLE MENTION

Andrew Arnaboldi, Horace Mann

Eric Brinzenskiy, SI Academy

Kilby Featherston, St. Fran. Prep

Steven Hefter, Horace Mann

Christopher Jimenez, St. Fran. Prep

Christopher Jou, Stuyvesant

Jeremy Kochman, Poly Prep

Daniel Lakhman, Francis Lewis

Justin Vijungco, Forest Hills

Steven Wilson, John F. Kennedy

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THE POST’S ALL-CITY GIRLS TENNIS TEAM

Player of the Year:Leighann Sahagun, Cardozo

The Arizona State-bound superstar (above) capped her incredible career by winning a second PSAL individual title. Sahagun, ranked No. 21 in the Class of 2011 by tennisrecruiting.net, led Cardozo back to the PSAL Class A team finals, but the Judges were unable to win for a fourth straight year. The Flushing, Queens native was also named an All-American.

Coach of the Year:Victoria D’Orazio, Goldstein

Goldstein has been at the doorstep the last few years, but D’Orazio guided the Dolphins to their first-ever PSAL Class A team title this season. Still a young squad with almost everyone returning, Goldstein bested three-time defending champion Cardozo in the final. The Dolphins also came within points of ending St. Francis Prep’s 11-year Mayor’s Cup reign.

FIRST TEAM

Becky Shtilkind, Goldstein

Alexis Tashiro, Francis Lewis

Gabrielle Sullivan, Poly Prep

Kathleen Uy, St. Francis Prep

Manuela Velasquez, home-schooled

HONORABLE MENTION

Monique Carlson, Curtis

Katie Derienzo, St. Francis Prep

Rebecca Fakas, Cardozo

Maddie Gordon, Horace Mann

Destina Grunin, Goldstein

Dina Levy Lambert, Stuyvesant

Marylen Santos, St. Francis Prep

Arianna Rodriguez, Kew Forest

Nicole Rydzewski, St. Francis Prep

Paulina Velasquez, Francis Lewis

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