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• All-Bee girls tennis Coach of the Year: Jonathan Slater

  All-Bee girls tennis Coach of the Year: Jonathan Slater

  Jonathan Slater, Buchanan

  Seasons: Six

  He's qualified because: After his Bears were upset in the Central Section Division I semifinals as an undefeated top seed in 2011, Slater regrouped while relying on four freshmen and a sophomore to deliver points. Buchanan built momentum early in the season with a 5-0 run through the California Tennis Classic's Division II, continued strong by going 10-0 in the Tri-River Athletic Conference, went to the Lewis Cup in Bakersfield for the first time and came away with the title, then reached a zenith with a 6-3 victory over Stockdale for the program's second section championship in Slater's six seasons. The Bears advanced to the first CIF Southern California Regional championships, losing 7-0 to Southern Section power Arcadia to cap a 27-1 season. Slater guided singles players Megan Lee and Maddy Monreal and the doubles teams of Brooke Sanford-Sravya Gudipudi and Mary Kate Shellworth-Sienna Swain that qualified for the section individual tournament -- more qualifiers

• The Bee's 2012 All-Stars: Girls Golf First Team

  The Bee's 2012 All-Stars: Girls Golf First Team

  The Bee's girls golf first-team all-stars and honorable mentions.

• High school baseball: Clovis coach tries again for No. 600

  High school baseball: Clovis coach tries again for No. 600

  Clovis faces Frontier today at the Central California Showcase baseball tournament with Cougars coach James Patrick still one win from becoming the third Central Section coach to 600 wins.

  Redlands won its sixth straight to open the season and keep Patrick stuck on 599 with a 2-1 victory Friday. The Cougars led 1-0 through three, but the Terriers tied in the fourth then went ahead in the fifth with the help of a walk, wild pitch and a throwing error.

  Clovis, No. 4-ranked in the section, faces Frontier at 1:30 p.m. The Titans are 5-2-1 after their 3-2 win over Granite Bay on Friday.

• The Bee's boys cross country first team

  The Bee's boys cross country first team

  The eight runners who are joining Madera South's Jose Herrera, the Bee's Runner of the Year, on the All-Bee team are:

• Baseball: Kerman ace Carlos Salazar an All-American

  Baseball: Kerman ace Carlos Salazar an All-American

  Kerman High pitcher Carlos Salazar, a Fresno State commit and one of the nation's top professional prospects, has been named a Rawlings Preseason All-American.