More than 45 MC athletes moving on to 4-year colleges

The following student-athletes from Moorpark College will either compete or attend (no sports) the following 4-year schools after the 2019-20 season:

Women’s Basketball

Jasmine Carrasco – Sacramento State

Britt Van Buren – Eastern Washington

Bree Calhoun -Fresno State, Pepperdine orColorado

Caleigh McClenahan – Humboldt, Monterey Bay or Eastern New Mexico

Isabel Ayala – Cal Lutheran or Cal State Maritime

Men’s Basketball

Tim Andreolli – CSU East Bay

Mason Johnson – Simpson College

Football

KenyonTa Skinner- Florida Tech

Shane Daftari – Judson University

Noah Mason – W. Texas A&M

Ivory Jackson – Midwestern St

Peyton Shelton – Missouri S&T

Anthony Ervin – Benedict College

Jovanni Rosa – Colorado Mesa

Dante Gibbons – UNLV

Kevin Riu – Dakota Wesleyan

Jacob Zamora – Dakota Wesleyan

Alex Sarti – Kentucky Christian

Anthony Winn – Midland university

Eric Mateo-Davenport University

Baseball

Alex Vega – Kansas Wesleyan College

Cross Country

Sophia Cortina – LMU

Alex Valle – CSUN

Robby Riggs – CS Fullerton,

Ronald Reyes III – CS Long Beach

Track & Field

Victor Zuniga – Chico State

Ashley Brown – UC Santa Barbara, Chico or Humboldt

Ava Cooper – Boise State

Julian Escobar-Rubio – APU or Oklahoma Christian

Ronald Reyes III – CSU Long Beach

Ricardo Torres – Humboldt or Chico (both offering scholarships)

Omar Ramos Carillo – CSUN

Ana Barbosa – CSU, Long Beach

Caroline Chee – UC Irvine

Jack Porter – CSUN or Cal Poly Pomona

Peyton Shelton – Missouri

Women’s Golf

Olivia Block Academic/Golf Scholarship (St. Mary’s College -Maryland)

Women’s Volleyball

Megan Stevens – University Nevada, Reno (for school)

Cami Beurer – CSU Long Beach (for school)

Men’s Volleyball

Steven Weese – University of Jamestown

Ray Parra-Lopez – University of Jamestown

Chris Corcino – Hope International University

Ryan Horan – Concordia University, Irvine

Austin McIntyre – The Master’s University

Gurpreet “Prince” Ghotra – Pepperdine University