Senior guard/forward Mandy Wald and sophomore center Becky Tratter of Homestead were given first-team recognition in the De Anza girls division, while Fremont junior Dan Bergeron was tabbed first team in the De Anza boys circuit.

Local players joining Wald and Tratter on the De Anza girls first team are junior guard Nikki Chang of Lynbrook, senior guard Jessica Norvelle of Los Gatos, and forward Bryte Nielsen and guard Victoria Liu of Saratoga. Palo Alto's Jossy Teng, a senior guard, was named Most Valuable Player.

Among the second-team selections for De Anza girls are senior guard Jenelle Kitasoe of Homestead, Los Gatos forwards Katy McClenathen and Madeline Rose, junior guard Vickie Chien of Lynbrook and junior forward Julia Anderson of Saratoga.

Seniors Tiffany Tan of Saratoga and Melanie Wen of Monta Vista and juniors Mellissa Manuel of Homestead and Tiffany Pan of Lynbrook were given honorable mention recognition by the league's coaches.

De Anza boys

Athletes from Milpitas, Palo Alto and Gunn dominated the first team list for the De Anza boys. J.D. Adams of Milpitas was the Most Valuable Player. The only other local joining Bergeron on first team was Michael Robards of Los Gatos.

Seniors Domingo Emiano of Homestead and Lance DeWitt of Fremont and Los Gatos sophomore Jordan Vandenberg earned second-team honors. Fremont's Chris Gokey, Homestead's Mark McLaughlin and Los Gatos' Vince Bellatt, all juniors, received honorable mention.

El Camino girls

Fremont seniors Shalainie Manuel and Jessica Moore were given first team recognition for their play in the El Camino girls division. Teammate Erin Sturm earned second team honors.

Private schools

Issac Houston of The King's Academy received all-league first team honors from the coaches of the Private Schools Athletic League.