Storm Excellence: Chemeketa Athletics Celebrates 2025-26 Student-Athletes at End-of-Year Banquet
Living the StormLife: Tsuma, Hooper, and Lemus Headline Chemeketa Year-End Awards
Storm Excellence: Chemeketa Athletics Celebrates 2025-26 Student-Athletes at End-of-Year Banquet
SALEM, Ore. — The Chemeketa Community College Athletic Department gathered at the beautiful Chemeketa Eola Campus on Tuesday, May 26th, to host the 2025-26 End of Year Banquet.
The formal, catered event brought together over 100 student-athletes, coaches, athletic staff, and college administrators to celebrate a remarkable year of athletic achievement, academic excellence, and character development.
The "Big Five" Major Awards
The pinnacle of the evening featured the presentation of the department's five major annual awards, recognizing the absolute best in athletic performance, academic dedication, and leadership.
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StormLife Athlete of the Year: Slater Tsuma (Baseball)
Presented to the student-athlete who best embodies the foundational pillars of the athletic department philosophy: Character, Commitment, Consistency, Courage, and a Positive Mindset.
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Male Athlete of the Year: Wyatt Hooper (Baseball)
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Honored after an incredible season on the diamond, earning NWAC-South First Team Catcher honors.
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Female Athlete of the Year: Clarissa Lemus (Soccer)
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Recognized for a dominant season on the pitch, sweeping regional awards including NWAC-South Player of the Year.
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Male Scholar of the Year: Julius Bolstad (Baseball)
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Achieved a spectacular 3.90 overall GPA while completing an impressive 138 credits.
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Female Scholar of the Year: Ella Holwege (Basketball)
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Earned a stellar 3.91 GPA over the course of 93 credits.
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The 2025-26 All-StormLife Team
The athletic department honored one representative from each sports program to form the All-StormLife Team. These individuals met the rigorous core criteria of Character, Commitment, Consistency, Courage, and a Positive Mindset, serving as the exclusive pool of nominees for the overarching StormLife Athlete of the Year award.
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Mia Fullbright – Women's Basketball
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Jaylin Scott – Men's Basketball
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Laney DeLoe – Softball
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Slater Tsuma – Baseball
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Sixto Chavez – Men's Soccer
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Tatum Kiger – Women's Soccer
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Brooklynn Lindsey – Volleyball
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Sara Rodriguez Uribe – Cross Country / Track & Field
Team-by-Team Department Awards
Each coaching staff selected standout individuals from their respective programs to be recognized in three critical categories: Most Valuable Athlete, Most Valuable Scholar, and Scholar-Athlete of the Year.
| Sport | Most Valuable Athlete | Most Valuable Scholar | Scholar-Athlete of the Year |
| Baseball | Wyatt Hooper | Julius Bolstad | Kyle Sheller |
| Softball | Layni Noonkester | Zoe Moore | Grace Walls |
| Women's Basketball | Ella Holwege | Ella Holwege | Ella Holwege |
| Men's Basketball | Gavin Aguilar | Kaden Holm | Spencer Horne |
| Women's Soccer | Clarissa Lemus | Alyssa Tapia Stockwell | Alyssa Tapia Stockwell |
| Men's Soccer | David Garcia Angulo | Jonathon Islas Velazquez | David Garcia Angulo |
| Volleyball | Josalyn Markert | Nicole Ebbs | Hannah Callaway |
| Cross Country / Track | Alyssa Collins | Sarah Rodriguez Uribe | Fernanda Robles |
NWAC All-Region Athletic Honors
Chemeketa was heavily represented on the Northwest Athletic Conference (NWAC) All-Region teams this past year, highlighting the competitive depth of the Storm programs.
Women's Soccer
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Clarissa Lemus: NWAC-South Player of the Year | NWAC-South Defensive Player of the Year | First Team Midfield
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Evelyn Loibl: NWAC-South First Team Forward
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Mira Thornton: NWAC-South First Team Midfield
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Avery Anunsen: NWAC-South First Team Defender
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Alyssa Tapia-Stockwell: NWAC-South First Team Defender
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Tatum Kiger & Bethany Villegas: NWAC-South Second Team
Men's Soccer
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David Garcia Angulo: NWAC-South First Team Forward
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Samuel Victoria: NWAC-South First Team Defender
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Ian Gomez & Tristan Olvera: NWAC-South Second Team
Baseball
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Wyatt Hooper: NWAC-South First Team Catcher
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Kyle Sheller: NWAC-South First Team Infield
Softball
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Layni Noonkester: NWAC-South First Team Infield
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Zoe Moore: NWAC-South First Team Infield
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Megan Trissell: NWAC-South Second Team Infield
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Kylie Carapinha: NWAC-South Second Team Catcher
Women's Basketball
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Ella Holwege: NWAC-South Second Team
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Ava Rubio: NWAC-South All-Defensive Team
Men's Basketball
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Spencer Horne: NWAC-South All-Defensive Team
Volleyball
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Nicole Ebbs: NWAC-South Second Team Libero
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Hannah Callaway: NWAC-South Third Team Middle Blocker
Academic Excellence: NWAC Academic Awards
Storm student-athletes set a high standard in the classroom this academic year, with dozens of individuals earning conference-wide recognition for maintaining elite grade point averages while balancing full-time athletic schedules.
NWAC All-Academic Team
(Criteria: 3.50+ cumulative GPA with 60+ credits completed)
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Volleyball: Josalyn Markert, Sierra Summer
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Cross Country: Sarah Rodriguez Uribe
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Men's Soccer: David Garcia Angulo, Jonathon Islas-Velazquez
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Women's Soccer: Vanessa Jimenez
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Men's Basketball: Kaden Holm, Kaiya Woolsey
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Women's Basketball: Ashley Barba, Isabel Flores, Ella Holwege
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Baseball: Robert Campbell, Cam Garrett, Kyle Sheller, Joe Vaccaro
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Softball: Zoe Moore
NWAC Academic All-Stars
(Criteria: 3.25–3.49 cumulative GPA with 60+ credits completed)
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Volleyball: Hannah Callaway, Nicole Ebbs
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Women's Soccer: Izabella Nanonski
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Men's Basketball: Jaylin Scott, Jackson Penigar
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Baseball: Julius Bolstad, Nick Crawford Jr., Ryne Hockman, Liam Petty, Joel Spencer, Slater Tsuma, Andrew Yost
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Softball: Laney DeLoe, Hadlee Nicholson, Layni Noonkester
Congratulations to all of our incredible student-athletes, coaches, and staff on an outstanding 2025-26 season. Go Storm!
