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29-05-2025
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Who are the athletes to watch at this weekend's CIF State Track & Field Championships?
Chaparral senior Keelan Wright (middle) is the favorite to win the 200-meter dash at this weekend's CIF State Track & Field Championships. (Steve Galluzzo / For The Times) The 105th CIF State Track & Field Championships will take place Friday and Saturday at Buchanan High in Clovis and though the thermometer is expected to rise above 100 degrees both days, many Southland sprinters also will bring the heat. The absence of last spring's 100 and 200-meter dash winner Brandon Arrington, whose leg injury in a league meet May 9 forced him to miss the San Diego Section finals and denies him an opportunity to defend his state titles, opens lanes for the fastest athletes in the City and Southern Sections to take advantage. A junior from Mt. Miguel, Arrington broke the San Diego County record (20.35) in the 200 at Arcadia in April and one week later set a new section record (10.21) in the 100 at Mt. SAC. Advertisement The favorite in the 100 is Concord De La Salle junior Jaden Jefferson, who enters with the best qualifying time (10.30, three hundredths of a second better than Arrington's winning time last year), but challenging him will be Antrell Harris of Birmingham (who clocked 10.92 to win the City title May 22), back-to-back Masters Meet winner Demare Dezeurn of Bishop Alemany (10.35), RJ Sermons of Rancho Cucamonga (10.47) and Servite's trio of Benjamin Harris (10.44), Robert Gardner (10.59) and Jorden Wells (10.63). Senior Antrell Harris (middle) of Birmingham was first in the 100 and 200 meters at the City Section finals May 22 in Lake Balboa. (Steve Galluzzo / For The Times) In the 200, Masters champion Sermons (20.97) will be in the first heat along with Temecula Valley's Jack Stadlman (21.24), Dezeurn (21.04) has the fastest qualifying time in the second heat, Servite's Jace Wells (21.05) and Newbury Park's Jaden Griffin (21.36) are in the third heat and joining Jefferson (21.11) in the last heat are Santa Margarita's Leo Francis (21.14) and Harris (21.66). Sermons, who announced the day before the Masters Meet that he will skip his senior year of high school to play football at USC, clocked a career-best 20.88 at the Baseline League finals and will try to beat Arrington's winning time of 20.55 last year. Advertisement Servite freshman Jaelen Hunter (46.91) heads a talented group in the 400, which includes Stadlman (47.91), City champion Justin Hart from Granada Hills (47.45) and City runner-up Nathan Santacruz of Venice (47.48). Servite's 4x100 relay was first at the Masters in 40.40 followed by Sherman Oaks Notre Dame (40.77), which will be in the same heat Friday as JSerra (41.44) and City champion Granada Hills (41.78), and Murrieta Valley (41.55) will be in heat four with Birmingham (41.80). Servite also has one of the faster foursomes in the 4x400 as the Friars figure to challenge for the team title, won last year by Long Beach Poly, which won the Masters race Saturday in 3:10.83. The loaded field also features Cathedral (3:12.20), Mira Costa (3:18.73), Long Beach Wilson (3:14.93), Culver City (3:14.80) and Granada Hills (3:24.15). For the girls, Redondo Union's Journey Cole and Chaparral's Keelan Wright are in separate heats but should they advance they would go head-to-head in the finals in a rematch of last week's epic 100 meter showdown (Cole prevailed by five hundredths of a second in 11.36), however not to be underestimated are Malia Rainey (11.57) and Marley Scoggins (11.60) from Calabasas (11.57) and Carson's Christina Gray, who ran 12.05 to win the City title. Wright (23.21) is the leading qualifier in the 200. Other contenders are Rosary's Justine Wilson (23.38), Scoggins (23.59) and Gray (24.62). Advertisement Long Beach Poly carried the baton around the oval in 45.94 at Masters to avenge its loss to Oaks Christian at last year's state 4x100 final and the two schools could match up again Saturday alongside City winner Carson (46.84), which was third in Clovis last year. Long Beach Wilson, the state team champion in 2024, has the top qualifying time (3:43.71) in the 4x400 relay. In the distance events, Corona Santiago boasts two title contenders — Braelyn Combe in the 1600 and Rylee Blade in the 3200. Combe was second to Ventura's Sadie Englehardt last year and won the Masters four-lapper last week in 4:44.36 (more than two and a half seconds better than her winning time at the Southern Section Division 1 finals), second-best among all qualifiers behind Chiara Dailey (4:43.57) of La Jolla in San Diego. Blade ran 9:58.46 two weeks ago to break a Southern Section record that had stood since 1996 and cruised to the Masters win in 10:11.38. The Florida State-bound senior was third at state last year in 10:06.26 and she set a new meet standard of 15:20.3 at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic in September. USC-bound RJ Sermons of Rancho Cucamonga will try to double in the 100 and 200 meters at the CIF State Track & Field Championships. (Steve Galluzzo / For The Times) Stanford signee Evan Noonan of Dana Hills, winner of the Southern Section and Masters races the past two weeks, will try to defend his 3200 state title (he won in 8:43.12 as a junior). Advertisement Aliso Niguel's Jaslene Massey and Sherman Oaks Notre Dame's Aja Johnson have the first and second best throws in both shot put and discus. Massey swept the events at Masters (49-7.50 shot put; 165-06 discus). Johnson is the defending state discus champion and won the state shot put title in 2023. In the boys high jump, Mission League rivals Matthew Browner from Chaminade and JJ Harel of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame both achieved 6-10 to finish first and second at Masters. Harel cleared that same height to take second at the state finals last year behind Birmingham's Deshawn Banks. Sign up for the L.A. Times SoCal high school sports newsletter to get scores, stories and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes prep sports so popular. 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Los Angeles Times
29-05-2025
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
Who are the athletes to watch at this weekend's CIF State Track & Field Championships?
The 105th CIF State Track & Field Championships will take place Friday and Saturday at Buchanan High in Clovis and though the thermometer is expected to rise above 100 degrees both days, many Southland sprinters also will bring the heat. The absence of last spring's 100 and 200-meter dash winner Brandon Arrington, whose leg injury in a league meet May 9 forced him to miss the San Diego Section finals and denies him an opportunity to defend his state titles, opens lanes for the fastest athletes in the City and Southern Sections to take advantage. A junior from Mt. Miguel, Arrington broke the San Diego County record (20.35) in the 200 at Arcadia in April and one week later set a new section record (10.21) in the 100 at Mt. SAC. The favorite in the 100 is Concord De La Salle junior Jaden Jefferson, who enters with the best qualifying time (10.30, three hundredths of a second better than Arrington's winning time last year), but challenging him will be Antrell Harris of Birmingham (who clocked 10.92 to win the City title May 22), back-to-back Masters Meet winner Demare Dezeurn of Bishop Alemany (10.35), RJ Sermons of Rancho Cucamonga (10.47) and Servite's trio of Benjamin Harris (10.44), Robert Gardner (10.59) and Jorden Wells (10.63). In the 200, Masters champion Sermons (20.97) will be in the first heat along with Temecula Valley's Jack Stadlman (21.24), Dezeurn (21.04) has the fastest qualifying time in the second heat, Servite's Jace Wells (21.05) and Newbury Park's Jaden Griffin (21.36) are in the third heat and joining Jefferson (21.11) in the last heat are Santa Margarita's Leo Francis (21.14) and Harris (21.66). Sermons, who announced the day before the Masters Meet that he will skip his senior year of high school to play football at USC, clocked a career-best 20.88 at the Baseline League finals and will try to beat Arrington's winning time of 20.55 last year. Servite freshman Jaelen Hunter (46.91) heads a talented group in the 400, which includes Stadlman (47.91), City champion Justin Hart from Granada Hills (47.45) and City runner-up Nathan Santacruz of Venice (47.48). Servite's 4x100 relay was first at the Masters in 40.40 followed by Sherman Oaks Notre Dame (40.77), which will be in the same heat Friday as JSerra (41.44) and City champion Granada Hills (41.78), and Murrieta Valley (41.55) will be in heat four with Birmingham (41.80). Servite also has one of the faster foursomes in the 4x400 as the Friars figure to challenge for the team title, won last year by Long Beach Poly, which won the Masters race Saturday in 3:10.83. The loaded field also features Cathedral (3:12.20), Mira Costa (3:18.73), Long Beach Wilson (3:14.93), Culver City (3:14.80) and Granada Hills (3:24.15). For the girls, Redondo Union's Journey Cole and Chaparral's Keelan Wright are in separate heats but should they advance they would go head-to-head in the finals in a rematch of last week's epic 100 meter showdown (Cole prevailed by five hundredths of a second in 11.36), however not to be underestimated are Malia Rainey (11.57) and Marley Scoggins (11.60) from Calabasas (11.57) and Carson's Christina Gray, who ran 12.05 to win the City title. Wright (23.21) is the leading qualifier in the 200. Other contenders are Rosary's Justine Wilson (23.38), Scoggins (23.59) and Gray (24.62). Long Beach Poly carried the baton around the oval in 45.94 at Masters to avenge its loss to Oaks Christian at last year's state 4x100 final and the two schools could match up again Saturday alongside City winner Carson (46.84), which was third in Clovis last year. Long Beach Wilson, the state team champion in 2024, has the top qualifying time (3:43.71) in the 4x400 relay. In the distance events, Corona Santiago boasts two title contenders — Braelyn Combe in the 1600 and Rylee Blade in the 3200. Combe was second to Ventura's Sadie Englehardt last year and won the Masters four-lapper last week in 4:44.36 (more than two and a half seconds better than her winning time at the Southern Section Division 1 finals), second-best among all qualifiers behind Chiara Dailey (4:43.57) of La Jolla in San Diego. Blade ran 9:58.46 two weeks ago to break a Southern Section record that had stood since 1996 and cruised to the Masters win in 10:11.38. The Florida State-bound senior was third at state last year in 10:06.26 and she set a new meet standard of 15:20.3 at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic in September. Stanford signee Evan Noonan of Dana Hills, winner of the Southern Section and Masters races the past two weeks, will try to defend his 3200 state title (he won in 8:43.12 as a junior). Aliso Niguel's Jaslene Massey and Sherman Oaks Notre Dame's Aja Johnson have the first and second best throws in both shot put and discus. Massey swept the events at Masters (49-7.50 shot put; 165-06 discus). Johnson is the defending state discus champion and won the state shot put title in 2023. In the boys high jump, Mission League rivals Matthew Browner from Chaminade and JJ Harel of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame both achieved 6-10 to finish first and second at Masters. Harel cleared that same height to take second at the state finals last year behind Birmingham's Deshawn Banks.
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27-05-2025
- Health
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Trump threatens to cut California's federal funding over transgender athlete controversy
The Brief AB Hernandez, an openly transgender junior from Jurupa Valley High School, is set to compete at the CIF State Track and Field meet. Her participation has sparked controversy, with the Chino Valley Unified School District board president and President Donald Trump opposing her. Hernandez has achieved significant success, including top state rankings in triple jump and long jump, despite the ongoing debate. RIVERSIDE COUNTY, Calif. - AB Hernandez, a junior at Jurupa Valley High School, is preparing to compete as the only openly transgender athlete at the CIF State Track and Field meet this weekend. Despite her athletic success, including top state rankings in the triple jump and long jump, her participation has become a focal point of controversy. The president of the Chino Valley Unified School District board, a state Assembly member, and President Donald Trump have all voiced opposition, with Trump even threatening to withhold federal funding from California over the issue. A new CIF policy was revealed Tuesday, stating biological female student athletes won't be displaced in field events while still allowing transgender athletes to compete and medal. What we know Hernandez is set to compete in the CIF State Track and Field meet on Friday and Saturday at Buchanan High School in Clovis. She is currently ranked No. 1 in California for the triple jump and No. 2 in the long jump by Hernandez previously won the girls invitational portion of the Mt. SAC Relays in April and the CIF Southern Section Division 3 titles in the long jump and triple jump in May. She also qualified for the CIF State meet in both the triple jump and long jump after finishing first in both events at the Masters Meet. SUGGESTED: Redlands Unified school board votes in favor of rule targeting transgender athletes Her participation in girls' high school track and field has drawn significant opposition from Sonja Shaw, the president of the Chino Valley Unified School District, who has been attending meets to protest Hernandez's involvement. Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez, a Republican, introduced Assembly Bill 89 in January, which aimed to ban biological males from competing in girls sports within the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF), but the bill failed in committee on April 2. President Donald Trump posted on social media Tuesday, threatening to withhold federal funding from California if transgender athletes are allowed to compete in girls sports and called on local authorities to prevent Hernandez from competing in the CIF State meet. Dig deeper The new CIF policy, which officials said was decided prior to Trump's post on Tuesday, states that biological female student athletes won't be displaced in field events while still allowing transgender athletes to compete and medal. "CIF's proposed pilot is a reasonable, respectful way to navigate a complex issue without compromising competitive fairness - a model worth pursuing," said Izzy Gardon, director of communications. What they're saying Hernandez addressed the controversy, stating, "I leave the controversy out at the meet. I just relax and... do what I can do, hone in, and leave it all out on the (field) and just focus. Do what I can do and just leave the controversy out." Sonja Shaw, president of the Chino Valley Unified School District, expressed her strong opposition: "We will keep fighting, and our girls will win. Our district has already sent a letter to President Trump asking him to intervene because one daughter hurt is one too many. This is the hill we are willing to die on, and we are not standing alone. I will continue to file claims with the Office of Civil Rights, the Department of Justice, and the Department of Education. Advocates for Faith & Freedom already has a lawsuit in motion, and California Family Council has launched a petition." Shaw also publicly tore up a cease-and-desist letter from Hernandez's mother, stating, "I ripped up the cease-and-desist letter in front of the board and I'd do it again. That letter was nothing more than an intimidation tactic designed to silence truth and protect an agenda that's hurting our girls. I'm not here to cower to threats or political theater. I'm here to stand for reality, fairness, and the rights of young women who are being erased in real time." SUGGESTED: CA lawmakers introduce bill protecting girls from trans athletes after state refuses to follow Trump's order President Trump, in his social media post, stated: "California, under the leadership of Radical Left Democrat Gavin Newsom, continues to ILLEGALLY allow MEN TO PLAY IN WOMEN'S SPORTS.' This week a transitioned male athlete, at a major event, woneverything,' and is now qualified to compete in the State Finals' next weekend. As a male, he was a less than average competitor. As a female, this transitioned person is practically unbeatable. THIS IS NOT FAIR, AND TOTALLY DEMEANING TO WOMEN AND GIRLS. Please be hereby advised that large scale Federal Funding will be held back, maybe permanently, if the Executive Order on this subject matter is not adhered to. The Governor, himself, said it isUNFAIR.' I will speak to him today to find out which way he wants to go??? In the meantime I am ordering local authorities, if necessary, to not allow the transitioned person to compete in the State Finals. This is a totally ridiculous situation!!!" Nereyda Hernandez, AB's mother, expressed pride in her daughter: "I couldn't be any prouder regardless of all the noise. She's successful. She is first place, and it's her third year. I couldn't be any prouder." Daisy Gardner, a friend of the Hernandez family, highlighted the severity of some of the online backlash: "Some of the scariest people are coming out of the woodwork saying they wish harm on this family and this kid. I cannot tell you how impressive it has been to see a child compete and focus on her sport." Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez stated at a committee meeting that her bill "simply requires California Interscholastic Federation to align with federal policy ensuring that high school girls competitive sports are reserved for biological females. Let's be clear. It is not about hate, it is not about fear, and it's not about right-wing talking points. This is entirely about fairness, safety, and integrity in girls competitive high school athletics." SUGGESTED: Charlie Kirk discusses conversation with Newsom on trans athletes The backstory Hernandez has been a part of the Jurupa Valley High School track and field team for three years. In 2024, as a sophomore, she placed third in the triple jump at the CIF State Track and Field meet. She also played on the Jurupa Valley High School girls volleyball team in the fall, which reached the quarterfinals of the CIF Southern Section Division 8 girls volleyball playoffs. SUGGESTED: Debate over transgender athletes in California The controversy intensified after the CIF Southern Section finals on May 17, where Hernandez won the long jump and triple jump. Photos and videos of a competitor, Reese Hogan, stepping onto the first-place podium after Hernandez had stepped off, circulated online, drawing more attention and mixed reactions to Hernandez's participation. What's next Hernandez will compete in the CIF State Track and Field meet on Friday and Saturday, aiming for the top spot in her events. Meanwhile, the legal and political challenges surrounding transgender athletes in high school sports are expected to continue. SUGGESTED: Lawsuit filed after transgender athlete joins girl's cross country team The Source Information for this story is from FOX News and City News Service.
Los Angeles Times
22-05-2025
- Sport
- Los Angeles Times
Ocean View's Jack Paavola wins CIF Division 3 discus title
MOORPARK — Among returning local track and field athletes, Ocean View's Jack Paavola wasn't about to top the list in terms of those destined for postseason success heading into the spring. The Seahawks' senior thrower had yet to compete in a CIF Southern Section final through his first three seasons, but he made the most of his one and only opportunity on that stage on Saturday. Paavola's discus throw mark of 170 feet, 9 inches won the Division 3 title in the CIF track and field championships at Moorpark High, adding to a season that seemingly came out of nowhere. 'Honestly, I thought I was going maybe high 150s [or] low 160s,' Paavola said of his expectations for his senior year. Instead, he has laid claim to the school record in the event, improving on his personal-best mark in the discus in each of the past two weeks. Paavola, who surpassed David Keller (164-4½ in 1989) to top the Seahawks' performance list in the event, said he did not expect to break the 170-foot barrier. 'It feels really great,' said Paavola, who has committed to Harvey Mudd. 'Approaching the season, I was like, 'OK, what can I do?' Last year, my [personal record] was 130, but this year, I knew I definitely wanted to go for more. I know very early on, I had a 160 that came out of nowhere, and then it was like, 'Can I chase that mark?' It was, 'How can I recreate that mark?' 'As we've gotten to the end of the season, everything's been starting to click in place just at the perfect timing. I've really just started to understand how I throw and what makes it work for me.' The first-place finish placed Paavola into the Masters Meet — Saturday back at Moorpark — a competition of the section's elite attempting to qualify for the state championships. The four divisional champions and the next best performances totaling 18 in each event advanced to the Masters Meet. Corona del Mar's Max Douglass, bound for Notre Dame, extended his season in both the 800 meters (1:53.72) and the 1,600 (4:10.96). He was the runner-up in both events in Division 3. Newport Harbor's Keaton Robar also qualified in two events, flying solo in the 800 with a seasonal-best 2:14.46 (fourth in Division 2) and pushing the Sailors' girls' 1,600 relay across the finish line with a 58-second split on the anchor leg. The foursome of Savi Smit, Morgan Starkenburg, Aliyah Chappell and Robar were the last of 15 relay teams to break four minutes in the CIF finals. Chappell contributed after tumbling over the last obstacle in the 100 high hurdles. Several competitors fell in that race, and Chappell alertly lunged toward the finish line to place sixth and earn a spot on the podium. 'Keaton mentioned that it was kind of like a 'graveyard' that race,' Chappell said. 'I got into the blocks, and I was ready for my race. I was locked in. I felt like I was moving through all my hurdles, and then I felt someone fall on hurdle six, and I was like, 'OK, Aliyah, focus on your race.' 'Then I heard another girl fall, and I was like, 'This is getting really chaotic.' I kind of was focusing on everything but myself. I looked up and realized that I wasn't over the finish line yet, so I knew I just had to get up and do whatever I could to try and launch myself over the finish line, so that I could get a time. I'm glad that I did. That way, I still medaled.' Marley McCullough was running in the back of the pack in the middle laps of the 3,200, but the Newport Harbor senior rallied late in the race to finish 16th overall (10:47.26) and book a return trip to Moorpark. Fountain Valley will send a pair of pole vaulters — Viet Le and Daniella Mondino — to compete in the Masters Meet. Mondino cleared a new lifetime-best height of 11-4 to place fifth in Division 1. Marina also saw Jay Serrambana advance to the state-qualifying meet in the boys' 200, as did Sachiko Karasawa, whose personal-record mark of 37-3 was good for fifth in the girls' shot put in Division 2. A promising season on the track for Sage Hill was derailed by injury, as Jake Pirnazar saw his season end in the Pacific Hills League finals. Brady Lee, a CIF finalist in the long jump, filled the spot on the Lightning's 1,600 relay. 'Brady just stepped up,' Sage Hill sprints coach Richard Colarossi said. 'He goes, 'I'll do it, Coach.' I kind of looked at him like, 'You serious? Because you've never done it before. Are you sure you know what you're getting yourself into?' He goes, 'No, Coach. I want to do it.' 'I go, 'OK, I need at least a 55-[second lap] out of you.' He put it down on the very first race, and then the following week, he did it again. All of the sudden, we're here, and he ran his PR, like a low 54, and this is a guy who has never, ever run it before.' Sage Hill's 1,600 relay team didn't qualify for Masters, but it bettered a school record that had stood since 2006. James Karahalios, Preston Simpson, Adam Pirnazar and Lee combined to clock in at 3:25.28. CIF Southern Section finals At Moorpark High Division 1 Team Results 1. Long Beach Poly 44; 2. Rancho Cucamonga 40; 3. Etiwanda 37.5; 4. Oak Hills 36; 5. Mira Costa 35; 6. Ayala 32; 7. Temecula Valley 31; 8T. King 26; 8T. Long Beach Wilson 26; 10. Cajon 24; 38T. Fountain Valley 3 Individuals 100 — 1. Sermons (Rancho Cucamonga) 10.36; 2. Clayton Jr. (Oak Hills) 10.55; 3. Conyer III (Murrieta Mesa) 10.66; 4. Taylor (Rancho Cucamonga) 10.70; 5. Brown (Etiwanda) 10.71 200 — Sermons (Rancho Cucamonga) 20.92; 2. Stadlman (Temecula Valley) 21.20; 3. Conyer III (Murrieta Mesa) 21.48; 4. Dawson (Long Beach Poly) 21.72; 5. Burroughs (Long Beach Wilson) 21.77 400 — 1. Stadlman (Temecula Valley) 46.27; 2. Smith (Long Beach Poly) 47.79; 3. Burroughs (Long Beach Wilson) 47.99; 4. Saldana (Rancho Cucamonga) 48.24; 5. Hill (Long Beach Poly) 48.35 800 — 1. Obando (Long Beach Wilson) 1:51.01; 2. Sullivan (Riverside Poly) 1:51.37; 3. Paradise (Great Oak) 1:52.41; 4. Divinity (Redondo Union) 1:52.45; 5. Dos Santos (San Clemente) 1:52.62 1,600 — 1. Zavaleta (King) 4:07.15; 2. Miller (La Serna) 4:07.51; 3. McCorvey (Lancaster) 4:09.53; 4. Reza (Chaffey) 4:10.29; 5. Jubak (Trabuco Hills) 4:12.16 3,200 — 1. Zavaleta (King) 9:01.99; 2. Reza (Chaffey) 9:11.17; 3. Miller (La Serna) 9:11.25; 4. McCorvey (Lancaster) 9:12.03; 5. Abdallah (Trabuco Hills) 9:12.68 110 HH — 1. Clayton Jr. (Oak Hills) 13.89; 2. Newton (Long Beach Poly) 13.96; 3. Whaley (Orange Vista) 13.99; 4. Simmons (Temecula Valley) 14.10; 5. Vela (Vista Murrieta) 14.26 300 IH — 1. Lamkin (Mira Costa) 37.39; 2. Andrade (Etiwanda) 37.63; 3. Whaley (Orange Vista) 38.04; 4. Gary (Beckman) 38.54; 5. Schmidt (Los Osos) 38.57 400 relay — 1. Oak Hills 41.32; 2. Temecula Valley 41.48; 3. Mira Costa 42.11; 4. Santiago/C 42.13; 5. Beaumont 42.25 1,600 relay — 1. Long Beach Poly 3:13.20; 2. Rancho Cucamonga 3:13.56; 3. Long Beach Wilson 3:13.63; 4. Loyola 3:16.10; 5. Cajon 3:16.68 HJ — 1. Baca (Ayala) 6-10; 2. Walker (Oak Hills) 6-6; 3. Huntington (San Clemente) 6-6J; 4. Thompson (Upland) 6-4; 5. Walton (Etiwanda) 6-2 LJ — 1. Cotlage (Cajon) 22-8; 2. Santos (Northwood) 22-6; 3. Shorter IV (Riverside Poly) 22-3½; 4. Malloy (Aliso Niguel) 22-½; 5. Rim (Santiago/C) 22-0 TJ — 1. Cotlage (Cajon) 48-8; 2. Smith (Quartz Hill) 48-7; 3. Green (Great Oak) 47-10; 4. Andrews (Downey) 47-5½; 5. Hawkins (La Quinta/LQ) 44-10 PV — 1. Lucsik (Burbank) 16-2; 2. Gorzkowski (Mira Costa) 15-8; 3. Higgins (Trabuco Hills) 15-2; 4T. Lanaro (Etiwanda) 14-8; 4T. O'Brien (Roosevelt) 14-8 SP — 1. Lingenfelter (Yucaipa) 57-3; 2. Harisay (Etiwanda) 57-1; 3. Komrosky (Ayala) 54-½; 4. Legaspi (Canyon) 53-2½; 5. Buchanan (Murrieta Mesa) 52-9½ DT — 1. Lingenfelter (Yucaipa) 200-0; 2. Komrosky (Ayala) 175-9; 3. Ausmus (Redondo Union) 167-6; 4. Harisay (Etiwanda) 165-1; 5. Amu (Downey) 161-7 Division 2 Team Results 1. Culver City 51; 2. Murrieta Valley 42; 3. Canyon / Canyon Country 35; 4. Mater Dei 24; 5. Peninsula 22; 6T. Bonita 21; 6T. North Torrance 21; 6T. Golden Valley 21; 9T. Dana Hills 20; 9T. Torrance 20; 9T. Elsinore 20; 9T. Newbury Park 20; 27T. Marina 8 Individuals 100 — Obimgba (Torrance) 10.63; 2. McCune (Bonita) 10.63; 3. Ogun (North Torrance) 10.73; 4. Griffin (Newbury Park) 10.75; 5. Serrambana (Marina) 10.77 200 — 1. Obimgba (Torrance) 21.29; 2. Ogun (North Torrance) 21.49; 3. Blocker (Victor Valley) 21.54; 4. Griffin (Newbury Park) 21.67; 5. Serrambana (Marina) 21.69 400 — 1. Do. Mayrant (Culver City) 47.75; 2. Smith (JW North) 47.91; 3. Woodley (Bonita) 48.16; 4. Du. Mayrant (Culver City) 48.93; 5. Easley (Canyon/CC) 49.76 800 — 1. Cavender (Murrieta Valley) 1:52.23; 2. Cephas (Norco) 1:54.29; 3. Zavala (Woodbridge) 1:54.31; 4. Halvorsen (West Ranch) 1:54.50; 5. Cueto (Hart) 1:55.07 1,600 — 1. Noonan (Dana Hills) 4:03.71*; 2. Antonio (Woodbridge) 4:06.94; 3. Kushen (Tesoro) 4:08.08; 4. Gully (Dos Pueblos) 4:13.11; 5. Ahten (Hart) 4:13.95 3,200 — 1. Noonan (Dana Hills) 9:01.61; 2. Lesher (Hueneme) 9:04.66; 3. Miller (South Torrance) 9:05.04; 4. Antonio (Woodbridge) 9:05.59; 5. Quast (West Torrance) 9:07.85 110 HH — 1. Gammage (Canyon/CC) 14.24; 2. Ball (San Marcos) 14.43; 3. Waring (Culver City) 14.57; 4. Carnaghe (Ventura) 14.76; 5. Meumann (Murrieta Valley) 14.87 300 IH — 1. Waring (Culver City) 36.92; 2. Brown (Tesoro) 37.90; 3. Gammage (Canyon/CC) 38.19; 4. Lowe (North Torrance) 38.51; 5. Penny (Palm Desert) 38.60 400 relay — 1. Murrieta Valley 41.60; 2. Culver City 41.67; 3. Mater Dei 41.74; 4. Newbury Park 41.77; 5. Glendora 42.03 1,600 relay — 1. Culver City 3:15.51; 2. Peninsula 3:19.33; 3. Murrieta Valley 3:20.70; 4. Canyon/CC 3:21.58; 5. Bonita 3:24.70 HJ — 1. Gorski (Mater Dei) 6-8; 2T. Malinowski (Peninsula) 6-6; 2T. Benson (Moorpark) 6-6; 4. Oliver (Grand Terrace) 6-6J; 5. Guzman (Moorpark) 6-4 LJ — 1. Alexis (Elsinore) 23-5; 2. Gorski (Mater Dei) 23-4; 3. Ma'at (Golden Valley) 23-1½; 4. Borden (Murrieta Valley) 21-11½; 5. Li (Walnut) 21-8 TJ — 1. Ma'at (Golden Valley) 48-11½; 2. Alexis (Elsinore) 48-½; 3. Dahl (Villa Park) 43-6¼; 4. Farley (Golden Valley) 43-3½; 5. Abajuo (Ontario) 42-11½ PV — 1. Cullen (Redlands) 16-3; 2T. LaBass (Royal) 14-2; 2T. Hernandez (Canyon/CC) 14-2; 4. Pinner (Peninsula) 13-8; 5. Shupe (San Marcos) 13-2 SP — 1. Thompson (South Torrance) 52-1½; 2. Rivera (Hart) 51-11; 3. Grace (Westlake) 51-11; 4. Johnston (Santa Barbara) 50-9½; 5. Tran (Schurr) 50-8 DT — 1. Grace (Westlake) 174-2; 2. Kaeo-Kahalioumi (Apple Valley) 162-2; 3. Tran (Schurr) 157-7; 4. Nelson (Tesoro) 156-3; 5. Clark (Murrieta Valley) 150-1 Division 3 Team Results 1. Notre Dame/SO 106.5; 2. Servite 104; 3. Santa Margarita 43; 4. Cathedral 37; 5. Thousand Oaks 35; 6. Oaks Christian 31; 7. JSerra 29; 8. South Pasadena 20.5; 9. Palos Verdes 20; 10. Oak Park 19; 11T. Corona del Mar 16; 13. Ocean View 13; 33T. Costa Mesa 2 Individuals 100 — 1. Harris (Servite) 10.32; 2. Gates (Damien) 10.44; 3. Francis (Santa Margarita) 10.45; 4. Wells (Servite) 10.52; 5. Gardner (Servite) 10.55 200 — 1. Harris (Servite) 20.96; 2. Francis (Santa Margarita) 21.00; 3. Gardner (Servite) 21.34; 4. Hunter (Servite) 21.48; 5. Wells (Servite) 21.54 400 — 1. Hunter (Servite) 47.10; 2. Hearn (Notre Dame/SO) 48.04; 3. Handy (St. John Bosco) 48.04; 4. Prince (Cathedral) 48.79; 5. Hughes (Palos Verdes) 49.16 800 — 1. Morales (JSerra) 1:50.79; 2. Douglass (Corona del Mar) 1:53.72; 3. Burnett (JSerra) 1:54.51; 4. Yesenosky (Pacifica) 1:54.61; 5. Krueger (Oaks Christian) 1:54.81 1,600 — 1. Arrey (JSerra) 4:09.74; 2. Douglass (Corona del Mar) 4:10.96; 3. Sigworth (Palos Verdes) 4:11.05; 4. Jones (Oak Park) 4:12.98; 5. Wimbish (Harvard-Westlake) 4:16.30 3,200 — 1. Yoder (Oaks Christian) 9:05.19; 2. McNee (Oaks Christian) 9:09.39; 3. Fabila (Cathedral) 9:09.67; 4. Martin (St. Francis) 9:11.79; 5. Ortiz (Burroughs/R) 9:13.09 110 HH — 1. Uzan (Notre Dame/SO) 14.22; 2. Burwell (Servite) 14.23; 3. Borquez (Notre Dame/SO) 14.24; 4. Davis (Wilson/HH) 14.36; 5. Hoang (Gabrielino) 14.38 300 IH — 1. Schneider (Thousand Oaks) 37.57; 2. Burwell (Servite) 39.09; 3. Dickinson (South Pasadena) 39.27; 4. Martin-Beckmann (Notre Dame/SO) 39.91; 5. Volz (Santa Margarita) 39.92 400 relay — 1. Servite 40.43; 2. Notre Dame/SO 40.83; 3. Cathedral 41.38; 4. El Segundo 42.24; 5. Agoura 42.35 1,600 relay — 1. Cathedral 3:15.38; 2. Servite 3:16.47; 3. Notre Dame/SO 3:18.53; 4. Thousand Oaks 3:18.66; 5. Damien 3:19.04 HJ — 1. Harel (Notre Dame/SO) 6-8; 2. Browner (Chaminade) 6-4; 3T. Halvorsen (Notre Dame/SO) 6-2; 3T. Ochoa (Wilson/HH) 6-2; 5. Burwell (Servite) 6-2J LJ — 1. Francis (Santa Margarita) 23-4; 2. Browner (Chaminade) 22-7½; 3. Petronicolos (Notre Dame/SO) 22-3; 4. Harel (Notre Dame/SO) 22-1½; 5. Webb (Notre Dame/SO) 21-10¼ TJ — 1. Ellis (Cathedral) 46-½; 2. Harel (Notre Dame/SO) 44-9¾; 3. Pullins (Notre Dame/SO) 44-9½; 4. Clark (Servite) 44-4½; 5. Guerriero (South Hills) 43-10 PV — 1. Furr (Santa Margarita) 15-8; 2. Buchan (Burroughs/R) 15-2; 3. Brittain (Oaks Christian) 14-8; 4. Ling (Orange Lutheran) 14-8J; 5. Kirchner (Notre Dame/SO) 14-2 SP — 1. Soufi (South Pasadena) 58-5; 2. Thomas (Oak Park) 51-10; 3. Peck (Notre Dame/SO) 51-8; 4. Brown (Muir) 50-9½; 5. Carlson (Palos Verdes) 50-8 DT — 1. Paavola (Ocean View) 170-9; 2. Chin (Thousand Oaks) 163-5; 3. Thomas (Oak Park) 150-10; 4. Peck (Notre Dame/SO) 144-5; 5. Carlson (Palos Verdes) 143-2 Division 4 Team Results 1T. Serra 49; 1T. Viewpoint 49; 3. Foothill Tech 37; 4T. Bishop Alemany 30; 4T. Western Christian 30; 6. Big Bear 23; 7T. Oakwood 21; 7T. Crespi 21; 9T. St. Margaret's 20; 9T. Flintridge Prep 20; 12T. Sage Hill 17 Individuals 100 — 1. Dezeurn (Bishop Alemany) 10.42; 2. Hart (Sierra Canyon) 10.83; 3. Peevy Jr. (St. Pius X-St. Matthias) 10.88; 4. Griggs-Andrews (Serra) 10.91; 5. He (Viewpoint) 10.91 200 — 1. Dezeurn (Bishop Alemany) 21.14; 2. Hart (Sierra Canyon) 21.62; 3. Griggs-Andrews (Serra) 21.85; 4. Driver (St. Bonaventure) 21.95; 5. Enney (San Luis Obispo Classical Academy) 21.99 400 — 1. Enney (San Luis Obispo Classical Academy) 48.90; 2. Watson (Samueli Academy) 48.98; 3. Howes (Blair) 49.56; 4. McNeil (St. Pius X-St. Matthias) 49.66; 5. Cook (Flintridge Prep) 50.05 800 — 1. Virtue (Providence) 1:55.23; 2. Lacambra (Ontario Christian) 1:58.00; 3. Hernandez (Foothill Tech) 1:59.09; 4. Ohebshalom (Milken Community) 1:59.38; 5. Mansbridge (Flintridge Prep) 1:59.83 1,600 — 1. Mansbridge (Flintridge Prep) 4:16.97; 2. Williams (Malibu) 4:21.29; 3. Leandro (Foothill Tech) 4:21.71; 4. Wofford (Foothill Tech) 4:21.74; 5. Eagles (Campbell Hall) 4:22.65 3,200 — 1. Turk (Woodcrest Christian) 9:00.36; 2. Udelson-Nee (Wildwood) 9:02.90; 3. O'Connor (Viewpoint) 9:03.37; 4. Babbitt (Mary Star of the Sea) 9:04.68; 5. Leandro (Foothill Tech) 9:30.28 110 HH — 1. Alexander (Oakwood) 14.69; 2. Brewer (Big Bear) 15.04; 3. Taylor (Linfield Christian) 15.62; 4. Harrison (Serra) 15.68; 5. Maningo (Western Christian) 15.83 300 IH — 1. Harrison (Serra) 38.20; 2. Monge (St. Margaret's) 40.36; 3. Alexander (Oakwood) 40.50; 4. Bursek (Foothill Tech) 41.91; 5. Cerwin (Rim of the World) 42.06 400 relay — 1. Bishop Alemany 41.66; 2. Serra 41.96; 3. St. Bonaventure 42.45; 4. Sage Hill 42.46; 5. Viewpoint 43.49 1,600 relay — 1. Serra 3:23.49; 2. Viewpoint 3:23.78; 3. Sage Hill 3:25.28; 4. Valley Christian 3:26.22; 5. St. Margaret's 3:28.16 HJ — 1. Haggerty (Viewpoint) 6-6; 2. Zarembka (California School for the Deaf) 6-4; 3. Brewer (Big Bear) 6-2; 4. Merles (Silver Valley) 6-0; 5. Noyce (Campbell Hall) 6-0J LJ — 1. Haggerty (Viewpoint) 22-8; 2. Benjamin (Crespi) 21-3½; 3. Croulet (Ontario Christian) 20-11¾; 4. Paik (Webb) 20-11; 5. Bryant (Wildwood) 20-4 TJ — 1. Jones (Fairmont Prep) 46-4; 2. Maningo (Western Christian) 41-9¼; 3. Merles (Silver Valley) 41-8½; 4. Metter (Desert Christian) 41-5¼; 5. Shaw (St. Margaret's) 38-7 PV — 1. Epstein (de Toledo) 15-2; 2. Yokoyama (Rio Hondo Prep) 13-2; 3. Clayton (Foothill Tech) 12-8; 4. Ruivivar (Oakwood) 12-8; 5. Collins (St. Margaret's) 11-2 SP — 1. Moffat (Crespi) 51-5½; 2. Badgett (St. Bonaventure) 50-2; 3. Tennyson (Notre Dame/SO) 49-1½; 4. Spencer (Foothill Tech) 46-6½; 5. Hib (Western Christian) 43-8 DT — 1. Tafoya (Fillmore) 155-9; 2. Talamantes (Western Christian) 148-6; 3. Hib (Western Christian) 147-9; 4. Danneberg (Big Bear) 142-0; 5. Murphree (Malibu) 137-3 CIF Southern Section finals At Moorpark High Division 1 Team Results 1. Long Beach Wilson 107; 2. Long Beach Poly 75; 3. Corona Santiago 36; 4. Trabuco Hills 34; 5. Redondo Union 27.33; 6. Chaparral 25; 7. Rancho Cucamonga 24; 8. Aliso Niguel 20; 9. Vista Murrieta 19.5; 10. Summit 16; 16T. Huntington Beach 11; 33T. Fountain Valley 4 Individuals 100 — 1. Wright (Chaparral) 11.50; 2. Cole (Redondo Union) 11.60; 3. Lee (Long Beach Poly) 11.84; 4. Rice (Lakewood) 11.91; 5. Holland (Long Beach Poly) 11.98 200 — 1. Wright (Chaparral) 23.32; 2. Whitehead (Summit) 23.92; 3. Rice (Lakewood) 24.21; 4. Beatty (Long Beach Poly) 24.33; 5. Emechete (Ayala) 24.74 400 — 1. Varnado (Long Beach Wilson) 54.88; 2. Whitehead (Summit) 55.47; 3. Cablayan (Murrieta Mesa) 56.33; 4. Beatty (Long Beach Poly) 56.52; 5. Blue (Long Beach Wilson) 57.18 800 — 1. Combe (Santiago/C) 2:11.72; 2. Lewis-Williams (Long Beach Wilson) 2:12.39; 3. Gercek (Portola) 2:12.84; 4. Jones (Long Beach Wilson) 2:13.41; 5. Lewis (La Serna) 2:14.45 1,600 — 1. Combe (Santiago/C) 4:46.99; 2. Williams (Trabuco Hills) 4:47.46; 3. Barker (Trabuco Hills) 4:50.18; 4. Blade (Santiago/C) 4:50.94; 5. Crum (Temescal Canyon) 4:51.11 3,200 — 1. Barker (Trabuco Hills) 10:07.93; 2. Blade (Santiago/C) 10:26.15; 3. Hopkins (Arcadia) 10:31.76; 4. Kirk (Vista Murrieta) 10:33.01; 5. Crum (Temescal Canyon) 10:35.78 100 HH — 1. Edwards (Long Beach Wilson) 13.90; 2. Gaines (Riverside Poly) 14.39; 3. Bain (Long Beach Poly) 14.51; 4. Washington (Long Beach Wilson) 14.53; 5. Carridice (Hemet) 14.65 300 IH — 1. Edwards (Long Beach Wilson) 41.24; 2. Bain (Long Beach Poly) 42.97; 3. Varnado (Long Beach Wilson) 43.29; 4. Anderson (Long Beach Poly) 43.38; 5. Hall (Rancho Cucamonga) 44.59 400 relay — 1. Long Beach Poly 46.05; 2. Long Beach Wilson 46.99; 3. Redondo Union 47.28; 4. Upland 48.16; 5. Trabuco Hills 48.17 1,600 relay — 1. Long Beach Wilson 3:45.84; 2. Long Beach Poly 3:52.25; 3. Trabuco Hills 3:53.03; 4. Mira Costa 3:57.11; 5. King 3:58.07 HJ — 1. Wetteland (Long Beach Poly) 5-6; 2T. Jones (Roosevelt) 5-4; 2T. Johnson (Redondo Union) 5-4; 2T. Sokolowski (Cypress) 5-4; 5. Anderson (Long Beach Poly) 5-4J LJ — 1. Webster (Long Beach Wilson) 18-6½; 2. Pasternak (Huntington Beach) 18-1; 3. Morales (Ayala) 17-11; 4. Phyfier (Rancho Cucamonga) 17-9; 5. Hall (Rancho Cucamonga) 17-4¼ TJ — 1. Spencer (Long Beach Wilson) 38-6½; 2. Hudson (Alta Loma) 37-1; 3. Leonard (Vista Murrieta) 36-10¾; 4. Pellum (Beaumont) 36-5; 5. Varner (Rancho Cucamonga) 35-5 PV — 1. Bettinger (Los Alamitos) 11-10; 2. Alagha (Beckman) 11-10J; 3. Patrick (Vista Murrieta) 11-10J; 4. Suemnick (Chaparral) 11-4; 5. Mondino (Fountain Valley) 11-4J SP — 1. Massey (Aliso Niguel) 48-8; 2. Reyes-Walters (Warren) 40-4; 3. Tipton (Camarillo) 39-4; 4. Reichard (Portola) 37-9; 5. Jones (Beaumont) 37-8 DT — 1. Massey (Aliso Niguel) 160-10; 2. Tipton (Camarillo) 153-2; 3. Gallacher (Canyon) 140-11; 4. Deines (Redondo Union) 128-0; 5. Reichard (Portola) 126-7 Division 2 Team Results 1. Canyon / Canyon Country 59; 2. Murrieta Valley 34; 3. Mater Dei 33.5; 4T. Dana Hills 33; 4T. Golden Valley 33; 6. Claremont 26.5; 7. Santa Barbara 26; 8. West Ranch 25; 9. Wiseburn Da Vinci 20; 10. Newbury Park 19; 15T. Newport Harbor 17; 36T. Marina 4; 44T. Edison 1 Individuals 100 — 1. Anyansi (Murrieta Valley) 11.66; 2. Murray (Mater Dei) 11.85; 3. Crear (West Ranch) 12.09; 4. Brown (Bonita) 12.13; 5. Samarasinghe (Peninsula) 12.19 200 — 2. Crear (West Ranch) 24.27; 2. Anyansi (Murrieta Valley) 24.39; 3. Scott (Canyon/CC) 24.50; 4. Graves-Hogains (Canyon/CC) 24.58; 5. Gant (Canyon/CC) 24.71 400 — 1. Gant (Canyon/CC) 54.92; 2. Graves-Hogains (Canyon/CC) 55.63; 3. Scott (Canyon/CC) 56.74; 4. Smith (Moorpark) 57.40; 5. Prothais (Golden Valley) 57.91 800 — 1. Smith (Claremont) 2:09.91; 2. Bradley (Westlake) 2:13.41; 3. Heath (Capistrano Valley) 2:13.83; 4. Robar (Newport Harbor) 2:14.46; 5. Grant (Newbury Park) 2:14.68 1,600 — 1. Ivarsson (Dana Hills) 4:47.51; 2. Heath (Capistrano Valley) 4:49.53; 3. Lieberman (Murrieta Valley) 4:49.96; 4. Williams (El Toro) 4:50.49; 5. Grant (Newbury Park) 4:50.63 3,200 — 1. Wilson (Irvine) 10:16.90; 2. Dazey (Tesoro) 10:35.34; 3. Wolfinger (West Torrance) 10:39.69; 4. Avina (Murrieta Valley) 10:40.82; 5. Ruiz (Ontario) 10:44.20 100 HH — 1. Griffin (Wiseburn Da Vinci) 14.64; 2. Stump (Santa Barbara) 14.89; 3. Jordan (Mater Dei) 15.06; 4. Yamakita (Elsinore) 15.61; 5. Perkins (JW North) 16.20 300 IH — 1. Griffin (Wiseburn Da Vinci) 42.44; 2. Dougherty (Moorpark) 45.09; 3. Phillips (Chino) 45.13; 4. Sweetnam (Murrieta Valley) 45.22; 5. Prestridge (West Ranch) 45.60 400 relay — 1. Canyon/CC 46.83; 2. Mater Dei 47.32; 3. Colony 48.49; 4. West Torrance 48.55; 5. Elsinore 48.69 1,600 relay — 1. Canyon/CC 3:50.49; 2. Claremont 3:55.39; 3. Newport Harbor 3:59.81; 4. Peninsula 4:00.00; 5. South Torrance 4:00.51 HJ — 1. Burton (Dana Hills) 5-4; 2. Whipple (El Dorado) 5-4J; 3T. Martinez (Ventura) 5-2; 3T. Witte (Mater Dei) 5-2; 5. Cottrill (Hart) 5-2 LJ — 1. Stump (Santa Barbara) 18-7¼; 2. Fields (Golden Valley) 18-5¾; 3. Best (Norco) 18-0; 4. Key (Walnut) 17-11¾; 5. Forde (Woodbridge) 17-9½ TJ — 1. Best (Norco) 39-1¼; 2. Stump (Santa Barbara) 38-1; 3. Fields (Golden Valley) 37-5½; 4. Nkemnji (West Torrance) 37-3½; 5. Steier (Elsinore) 36-7¼ PV — 1. Harden (Dana Hills) 12-4; 2. DiSilvestri (Ventura) 11-10; 3. Turner (Westlake) 11-10J; 4. Chew (Woodbridge) 10-4; 5. Duben (Newbury Park) 10-4J SP — 1. Williams (Redlands) 42-½; 2. Middleton (Chino) 41-1; 3. Greer (Torrance) 39-3; 4. Donovan (Golden Valley) 38-3; 5. Karasawa (Marina) 37-3 DT — 1. Donovan (Golden Valley) 146-1; 2. Williams (Redlands) 138-6; 3. Hudson (Villa Park) 131-0; 4. Amneus (West Ranch) 123-2; 5. Estelle (Simi Valley) 122-10 Division 3 Team Results 1. JSerra 84; 2. Calabasas 59; 3. Sherman Oaks Notre Dame 54; 4. Oaks Christian 47; 5. South Pasadena 43.5; 6. Thousand Oaks 41; 7. La Canada 39; 8. Santa Margarita 32; 9. Covina 26; 10. Jurupa Valley 21.5; 15. Corona del Mar 11 Individuals 100 — 1. Scoggins (Calabasas) 11.59; 2. Rainey (Calabasas) 11.68; 3. Kirk (Calabasas) 11.82; 4. Terry (Oaks Christian) 11.95; 5. Sproles (Oaks Christian) 12.06 200 — 1. Scoggins (Calabasas) 23.84; 2. Kirk (Calabasas) 24.24; 3. Rodriguez (Oaks Christian) 24.38; 4. Rainey (Calabasas) 24.51; 5. Terry (Oaks Christian) 24.60 400 — 1. Rodriguez (Oaks Christian) 55.18; 2. Najibi (Agoura) 56.65; 3. Sides (South Pasadena) 56.94; 4. Woolforde (JSerra) 57.13; 5. McGovern (Palos Verdes) 57.23 800 — 1. Packard (JSerra) 2:09.82; 2. Elbaz (JSerra) 2:14.38; 3. Holley (JSerra) 2:14.44; 4. Terrill (Monrovia) 2:14.52; 5. Wroblewski (Yorba Linda) 2:14.75 1,600 — 1. de Brouwer (La Canada) 4:53.87; 2. Holley (JSerra) 4:55.19; 3. Terrill (Monrovia) 4:55.33; 4. Elbaz (JSerra) 4:55.44; 5. Streadbeck (JSerra) 4:55.54 3,200 — 1. Errington (South Pasadena) 10:17.49; 2. de Brouwer (La Canada) 10:34.26; 3. Byrne (South Pasadena) 10:39.19; 4. De La Rionda (Thousand Oaks) 10:42.13; 5. Francini (Calabasas) 10:45.19 100 HH — 1. Combest (Covina) 14.59; 2. Boyd (Notre Dame/SO) 14.79; 3. Taylor (South Pasadena) 15.13; 4. Brinker (Orange Lutheran) 15.79; 5. Lutz (San Dimas) 15.96 300 IH — 1. Smyth (Santa Margarita) 43.78; 2. Kays (Mission Viejo) 44.37; 3. Egans (Calabasas) 45.03; 4. Shanovich (Pasadena) 45.07; 5. Boyd (Notre Dame/SO) 47.02 400 relay — 1. Oaks Christian 46.53; 2. Thousand Oaks 47.56; 3. Notre Dame/SO 48.62; 4. Santa Margarita 48.69; 5. Corona del Mar 48.76 1,600 relay — 1. JSerra 3:50.08; 2. Santa Margarita 3:51.85; 3. Oaks Christian 3:52.84; 4. Orange Lutheran 3:58.64; 5. La Canada 4:00.66 HJ — 1. Teven (Brea Olinda) 5-8; 2. Thai (Thousand Oaks) 5-4; 3. Hogan (Crean Lutheran) 5-4J; 4. McGuiness (La Canada) 5-4J; 5T. Boozer (South Pasadena) 5-2; 5T. Viola (Crean Lutheran) 5-2 LJ — 1. Hernandez (Jurupa Valley) 19-2¾; 2. McGuiness (La Canada) 18-9½; 3. Musalborn (El Segundo) 18-2¾; 4. Jara (Covina) 17-6¾; 5. Dahman (Orange Lutheran) 17-3 TJ — 1. Hernandez (Jurupa Valley) 41-4; 2. Hogan (Crean Lutheran) 37-2; 3. Jara (Covina) 36-5½; 4. Gavlak (South Pasadena) 35-11; 5. Howard (Inglewood) 35-9¾ PV — 1. Frodis (Thousand Oaks) 11-10; 2. Rakfeldt (Harvard-Westlake) 11-4; 3. Reuter (JSerra) 11-4J; 4. Rusin (JSerra) 10-10; 5. Do (Gabrielino) 10-4 SP — 1. Johnson (Notre Dame/SO) 46-2; 2. Farr (Cabrillo) 36-6; 3. La Voie (Notre Dame/SO) 36-4; 4. Buffolino (Notre Dame/SO) 35-4; 5. Maguire (Thousand Oaks) 35-2 DT — 1. Johnson (Notre Dame/SO) 141-3; 2. Beary (JSerra) 122-3; 3. Camp (Palos Verdes) 121-1; 4. Agopian (Covina) 110-10; 5. Prince (Banning) 108-5 Division 4 Team Results 1T. St. Mary's Academy 73; 1T. Rosary 73; 3. San Jacinto Leadership 27; 4. Bishop Alemany 26; 5T. Paraclete 24; 5T. Marlborough 24; 7. Serra 22; 8. Windward 19; 9. Foothill Tech 18.5; 10. Sierra Canyon 14; 37T. Pacifica Christian 5; 43T. Laguna Beach 4 Individuals 100 — 1. Collins (Rosary) 11.80; 2. Nelson (St. Pius X-St. Matthias) 11.88; 3. Flournoy (Rosary) 12.07; 4. Petrucci (Western Christian) 12.08; 5. Newsome (Bishop Alemany) 12.14 200 — 1. Wilson (Rosary) 23.73; 2. Mosby (St. Mary's) 23.86; 3. Collins (Rosary) 23.93; 4. Nelson (St. Pius X-St. Matthias) 24.33; 5. Newsome (Bishop Alemany) 24.85 400 — 1. Mosby (St. Mary's) 53.90; 2. Wilson (Rosary) 55.15; 3. Faulknor (Windward) 56.07; 4. Scott (St. Mary's) 56.76; 5. Oje (St. Mary's) 57.06 800 — 1. Hobbs (St. Mary's) 2:18.07; 2. McCormack (Viewpoint) 2:18.14; 3. Vanderbilt (Marlborough) 2:20.33; 4. Moyao (Immaculate Heart) 2:21.13; 5. Ramirez (Nordhoff) 2:22.61 1,600 — 1. Lotz (Arrowhead Christian) 5:11.89; 2. Vanderbilt (Marlborough) 5:12.46; 3. Wallace (Foothill Tech) 5:14.87; 4. Beshk (St. Margaret's) 5:18.71; 5. Joseph (Laguna Beach) 5:19.15 3,200 — 1. Sarkisian (Brentwood) 10:55.96; 2. Caughey (Big Bear) 11:27.68; 3. Gonzalez (Providence) 11:28.13; 4. Holtzen (Rim of the World) 11:29.60; 5. Glidewell (Pacifica Christian) 11:31.32 100 HH — 1. Newsome (Bishop Alemany) 14.46; 2. Hervey (St. Bernard) 14.65; 3. Faison (Rosary) 14.79; 4. Lacy (San Jacinto Leadership) 14.93; 5. Thomas (San Jacinto Leadership) 15.13 300 IH — 1. Faulknor (Windward) 44.10; 2. Thomas (San Jacinto Leadership) 45.38; 3. Burke (Webb) 45.76; 4. Schlobohm (Providence) 46.65; 5. Thomas (Mayfield) 47.25 400 relay — 1. St. Mary's 48.51; 2. Bishop Alemany 48.71; 3. Linfield Christian 49.13; 4. Serra 49.26; 5. Marlborough 49.46 1,600 relay — 1. St. Mary's 3:47.69; 2. Rosary 3:48.92; 3. Marlborough 4:01.32; 4. Serra 4:04.02; 5. St. Margaret's 4:06.99 HJ — 1. Rodman (Foothill Tech) 5-2; 2. Thomas (San Jacinto Leadership) 5-0; 3. Peterson (St. Bonaventure) 5-0J; 3T. Drzewiecki (Linfield Christian) 5-0J; 3T. Dougherty (Newbury Park) 5-0J LJ — 1. Faison (Rosary) 18-¼; 2. Whitfield (Mayfield) 17-10¾; 3. Pleasant (Serra) 17-8; 4. Strange (Xavier College Prep) 17-6½; 5. Heiner (Santa Rosa Academy) 17-4¾ TJ — 1. McFarlane (Riverside Poly) 38-1½; 2. Cazale (Calvary Chapel) 37-5¼; 3. Tramble (St. Bernard) 37-4; 4. Faison (Rosary) 37-3; 5. Pleasant (Serra) 37-1½ PV — 1. Hatti (Crossroads) 11-4; 2. Polk (Valley Christian) 10-10; 3. Lemmon (Westridge) 10-10J; 4. Tripp (St. Lucy's) 10-4; 5T. Rodman (Foothill Tech) 9-4; 5T. Skuro (Malibu) 9-4; 5T. Lee-Miller (Village Christian) 9-4 SP — 1. Batchelor (St. Mary's) 42-1½; 2. Wilson (Paraclete) 41-10; 3. Crespo (Palmdale Aerospace Academy) 37-0; 4. Glover (Sierra Canyon) 36-2; 5. Osborne (St. Mary's) 35-11½ DT — 1. Wilson (Paraclete) 151-7; 2. Smith (Desert Christian) 148-2; 3. Glover (Sierra Canyon) 122-8; 4. Hib (Western Christian) 119-7; 5. Avalos (Carpinteria) 113-9
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Prep talk: Aja Johnson of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame is thriving in the shotput, discus
Sherman Oaks Notre Dame's Aja Johnson competes in girls' discus at the 2024 state track and field championships. Johnson won the state title in the event. (Steve Galluzzo / For The Times) Nick Garcia, the throws coach at Sherman Oaks Notre Dame, calls shotputter and discus thrower Aja Johnson "the dragon slayer." She's only 5 feet 3 but slays taller girls competing in those events. Advertisement Last weekend, she won the Southern Section Division 3 shotput and discus titles. This weekend she will try to qualify for the state championships when competing at the Masters Meet at Moorpark High. She won the state discus title last year. She was state champion in the shotput in 2023. Aja Johnson of Sherman Oaks Notre Dame. (Eric Sondheimer / Los Angeles Times) Under Garcia's guidance, Johnson uses technique, athleticism, agility and explosiveness to excel in the two events. She has committed to Louisville. Notre Dame athletes have won every Division 3 shotput or discus title since 2021. … The City Section Division I baseball semifinals will be held Wednesday at Stengel Field in Glendale with a trip to Dodger Stadium on Saturday at stake. Carson will play Taft at 3 p.m., followed by Banning taking on Verdugo Hills at 6 p.m. Advertisement This is a daily look at the positive happenings in high school sports. To submit any news, please email Sign up for the L.A. Times SoCal high school sports newsletter to get scores, stories and a behind-the-scenes look at what makes prep sports so popular. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
