Harvard-Westlake junior Amy Weissenbach poses with her National Federation 800-meter mark.
Photo by Kirby Lee
Remontay McClain (
Covina) 10.39;
200: McClain (Covina) 20.95;
400: Shaquille Howard (
Long Beach Poly) 47.49;
800: Immanuel Hutchinson (
San Jacinto) 1:49.63;
1600: Jantzen Oshier (
Trabuco Hills) 4:00.83;
3200: Elias Gedyon (
Loyola) 8:50.03;
110 hurdles: Johnathan Cabral (
Agoura) 13.79;
300 hurdles: Cabral (Agoura) 36.20;
400 relay: Oaks Christian (Ronny Camacho, Tony Johnson, Ishmael Adams, Vinnie Saucer) 41.19;
1600 relay: Long Beach Poly (Arron Harris, Richard Smith, Kameron White, Shaquille Howard) 3:12.44;
HJ: Crampton Cody (
Canyon) 6-11;
PV: Ian Rock (
Davis) 16-2;
LJ: Jovonte Slater (
Vista Murrieta) 24-10½;
TJ: Marques Roberts (
Otay Ranch) 49-6½;
SP: Nicolas Scarvelis (
Dos Pueblos) 64-0;
Discus: Ethan Cochran (
Newport Harbor) 185-8.
Girls state champions100: Jenna Prandini (
Clovis) 11.69;
200: Prandini (Clovis) 23.81;
400: Akawkaw Ndipagbor (Long Beach Poly 53.38;
800: Amy Weissenbach (
Harvard-Westlake) 2:02.04*;
1600: Cami Chapus (Harvard-Westlake) 4:40.88;
3200: Sarah Baxter (
Simi Valley) 10:13.00;
100 hurdles: Trinity Wilson (
St. Mary's) 13.41;
300 hurdles: Melia Cox (Long Beach Poly) 41.80;
400 relay: Long Beach Poly (Carisma Lyday, Melia Cox, Traci Hicks, Akawkaw Ndipagbor) 45.70;
1600 relay: Serra-Gardena (Megan George, Kayah Agudo, Deena Pierce, Dawnielle Baucham) 3:43.21;
HJ: Rachel McCoy (
Miller) 5-8;
PV: Anginae Monteverde (
Clovis West) 13-6;
LJ: Prandini (Clovis) 19-11¾;
TJ: Ciarra Brewer (
Logan) 41-11;
SP: Breana Jemison (
Carlsbad) 43-1¼;
Discus: Alex Morgan (
Ventura) 153-8.
* - National Federation record.
Team scoresBoys: Long Beach Poly 35, Loyola 32, El Toro 22, Serra22, Covina 20, Agoura 20.
Girls: Long Beach Poly 72, Clovis 30, Harvard-Westlake 20, Clovis West 20, Mt. Pleasant 20.
Full resultsCLICK HERECLOVIS, Calif. - The drizzle started early Saturday morning and continued throughout much of the day and into the 93rd CIF State Track and Field Championships at Veterans Stadium on the campus of Buchanan High School.
But the athletic prowess of the state, from the bottom of Chula Vista to the tip of Yreka – all 770 miles – proved superior. No stinking and untimely moisture was going to rain on this parade.
Some of the marks – especially in the sprints and field events – were hampered, but overall, the event maintained the pace and quality established over the previous 92 meets.
As usual, this was a treat for senses and fans of speed, hops and in many cases, sheer will. Not to mention a national federated record.
Here are the Top 10 stories from historically one of the top athletic events in the country. Even when wet.
