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The 10th Annual San Gabriel Valley Championships was a day of firsts.  It was the first SGV meet for five schools.  It was the first time we had a repeat Athlete of the Meet and it was the first time that weather forced us to call off part of the meet! You can . . . → Read More: Arcadia Defends, Covina Breaks Through at 2015 SGV Champs Damien, the defending cup holders of  SGV Championships continue to lead this year’s team rankings, which measure team depth as well as quality. The top three of Damien, Covina and Walnut are unchanged from last week, but the point totals are dropping as more performances are added to seasonal records. All three teams featured . . . → Read More: Damien Leads Week 7 Boys Rankings Tori Whitworth The recent league realingnment process left Glendora adrift as the only SGV school in an otherwise IE Baseline League. The Tartan girls announced their presence today by winning the first cluster meet run over a tough three mile course at Glen Helen Park. Glendora tallied 39 points to beat CIF Div. . . . → Read More: Baseline: Glendora Girls Break Through A record 40 schools took part in the 2011 SGV Championships, and meet records were set again, and again. Meet records were set in 15 of the 32 Varsity events, and in 13 Frosh/Soph events, and this year’s marks take up roughly 40% of the new All Time Top 10 List. There were 25 performances . . . → Read More: 2011 SGV Track and Field Championships! Marissa Scott (c) Bonita soph Marissa Scott continued her climb up the SoCal XC ladder with a win in the strongest DIII girls heat at Mt.SAC, running a strong 18:08. She was followed by equally strong efforts from soph Lexie Jackson (18:53) and frosh Mikayla Flores (19.10), who was still struggling with a . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Friday Girls: Marissa Wins & Bearcats with their Best Marissa Scott (c) Eight SGV schools, some with partial squads, scattered to four different meets Saturday, with the top local performances coming from Bonita on the flat and very fast 3 mile course at the Warren Stauffer Invite in South Gate. The Div. III ranked Bearcat girls were 2nd to California leaders Redondo . . . → Read More: Others Week 4: Bonita Girls Rolls, Nobbs Breaks Through The Rowland boys and Bonita girls pushed themselves to the front in today’s inaugural Hacienda League cluster meet, held in brutal heat at Bonelli Park in San Dimas over the new “Top Speed” 3 mile course. This new league brought together schools from three different leagues – the Los Altos boys and Bonita girls are . . . → Read More: Hacienda #1 – Bonita & Rowland Win the First One The first league meet of the season was Tuesday, with the newly constructed Sierra League racing over the 5000 meter (3.11 miles) course at Bonelli Park in San Dimas. Meanwhile, the Mission Valley League decided to postpone their first cluster meet until next Tuesday, October 5th. The Claremont boys wasted no time in putting their . . . → Read More: Sierra #1: Claremont Keeps Rolling – MVL Postponed The Dana Hills Invite, run over a fast and slightly net down hill 3 mile course on the host campus. brings together some of the top XC teams in Southern California, and the young runners at Bonita proved they belonged, winning both the boys and girls Div. II Frosh Races. Lexie Jackson The . . . → Read More: Dana Hills: Young Runners Lead West Covina and Azusa made the long drive up I-5 to the multi-state Stanford Invitational, a 5 K race run on the university’s golf course. West Covina Frosh Erica Loberg had the top local performance, running a very nice 20:17 in the heat of the day to finish 24th in the Div. I race. Senior . . . → Read More: Stanford: Loberg was best |
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