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West Noble earns 28 All-NECC Honors Across Four Fall Sports
By Tom Schermerhorn | Nov 6, 2026 12:06 AM
West Noble earns 28 All-NECC honors across four fall sports West Noble athletes earned 28 All-Northeast Corner Conference honors in football, boys soccer, girls soccer and volleyball for the 2026 fall season. The Chargers collected 22 first-team selections and six honorable mentions. Marco Macias earned first-team honors in two sports, making the boys soccer team and earning a spot as a kicker in football. Football West Noble’s NECC Large School Division champions put nine players on the first team. Quarterback Jackson Christlieb, running back Xy’Mire Barnes-Bridges, pass catchers Brayden Limerick and Caleb Saggars, offensive lineman Coleman Lundy and kicker Marco Macias earned first-team spots. Defensive lineman Brogan Parks, linebacker Ethan Yates and defensive back Brody Mast joined them on the first team. Spencer Miller received honorable mention. Boys soccer Five Chargers earned first-team honors after a season that included an NECC tournament title and a sectional championship. Dylan DeLuna, Emanuel Gutierrez, Leo Lopez, Marco Macias and Angel Recendiz made the first team. Fco Herrera, Ramiro Pedroza and Doyan Romero received honorable mention. Gutierrez scored three goals and Lopez added one in West Noble’s 4–1 sectional championship win over Lakeland. Girls soccer Paulette Garcia, Mia Gonzalez, Allison Recendiz and Crystal Villalobos earned first-team honors for a West Noble squad that reached the NECC tournament final. Carolina Garcia and Kiara Reyes received honorable mention. Recendiz scored four goals and Villalobos added one in the Chargers’ 5–0 sectional opening win over Angola. Volleyball Izzy Beers, Ella Limerick, Elyse Mead and Lydia Mead earned first-team honors, and Reagan Eash received honorable mention. The five selections capped a fall in which West Noble went 10–0 in NECC regular-season play, won the conference tournament and advanced to the IHSAA state finals.



