This super-fast meet draws some of the best teams, and this year was not exception.  And the SGV’s own #4 ranked California proved to be best of the bunch, winning this 3 mile event over a fast, mostly paved course in 76:05.  Defending CIF Div. IV champs and SGV #5 Bishop Amat was 5th/76:59. (Full Results)
The SGV also led the individual race – Ayala junior Steven Kahn was first in 14:36, followed by Bishop Amat senior Robbie Santoyo at 14:42.  Others in the Top Ten:
- 4th – 14:51  Adrian Diaz – Sr/Bishop Amat
- 6th – 14:54  Angel Aguirre – Jr/California
- 8th – 14:59  Cisco Cuellar – Sr/California
- 9th – 14:59  Julian Romero – Sr/Californi
Running shorthanded, the Bishop Amat girls were 3rd/94:48 followed by Ayala 4th/94:59.  While missing their top two returners, Amat did find the additional runner they needed to help defend their CIF Div IV title as frosh Olivia Paez debuted with a strong 8th, followed by a 9th/17:47 from Ayala senior Sydney Tullai.
SGV Team Times and Top Individuals after the jump
The 2015 Great Cow Run – Cerritos Regional Park.
3 miles, flat and very fast with a lot of pavement
SGV Boys (Team & Top Performer)
- 1st/76:02  California – Aguirre
- 5th/76:59  Bishop Amat – Santoyo
- 6th/77:17  Ayala – Kahn
- 25th/86:19  Rosemead - Jesse Gonzalez, Sr 46th/15:51
- 26th/87:55  La Mirada - Vicente Funes, Jr – 80th/16:23
- 30th/96:33  Alhambra – Matthew Roberts, Sr – 175th/18:32
- 31st/98:18  Bell Gardens - Jonathan Macias, Sr – 181st/18:38
SGV Girls (Teams & Top Performer)
- 3rd/1:34:48  Bishop Amat – Paez
- 4th/1:34:59  Ayala – Tullai
- 17th/1:43:01  California - Rosealba Cabrera, Sr – 34th/19:18
- 21st/1:45:50  Rosemead - Lisa Kao, Jr – 54th/19:55
- 27th/1:46:40  Bell Gardens - Graciela Rivera – 137th/21:55
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