An Arlington Travel Basketball girls team capped an undefeated 16-0 season in the Fairfax County Youth Basketball League with victories in postseason tournament-championship games.
The Arlington fifth-grade girls team, coached by Jim Sedor, won the Division I championship game, 28-10, over Lee-Mount Vernon. Arlington’s Nora Langley earned Most Valuable Player honors.
Langley also was named regular-season league MVP. She was joined on the all-league team by Maggie Klauder and Lily Porter. Sedor was named regular-season Most Valuable Coach.
Other players were Annie Buczek, Carolyn Maria, Chloe Lomas, Colbie Punaro, Kayla O’Toole, Madison McBeth, Molly Branon and Riley Krohl.
Assistant coaches were Brian Langley and Meagan Buczek.
* Another Arlington Travel team that enjoyed success was the sixth-grade girls squad, coached by Liz Kaufman. It finished as Division I regular-season champion and second in the tournament.
Charlotte Donato was chosen the regular-season Most Valuable Player. She was joined on the all-league team by Parker Matthews.
* The Arlington Travel sixth-grade boys team, coached by Will Jones, was the Division I regular-season and playoff runner-up. Danny Sullivan and Luke Jones earned all-league honors.
* The Arlington Travel seventh-grade boys team, coached by Justin McLean, was the Division I regular-season runner-up. Matt Langley, Nate Randles and Quinlan Taylor earned all-league honors.
* Jeremiah Poole from the Arlington Travel eighth-grade boys team, coached by Martin Lowen, was named regular-season Most Valuable Player. He was joined on the all-league team by Carmichael Williams and Jake Coulam. Lowen was named regular-season Most Valuable Coach.
* Trey Cannady, James Madden and Karsin Patel from the Arlington Travel fifth-grade boys team, coached by Vidal Sadaka, earned all-league.