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Complete Results Small Schools Champ Mayfield: Pictured left to right (upper row) Laura Arcia, Emma Cadena (with the teams Ukulele), Maggie Kiechler, Cameron Gomez, Ellie Kiechler, (Lower Row) Katie Limongelli, and Freshman Mary Kate Seley This big meet on the State Meet course brought together half of California’s top teams. Strong performances by . . . → Read More: Clovis Invite: La Serna & South Pas Show Up Complete Results Nogales’ Osvaldo Cervantes from last year’s CIF Finals Osvaldo Cervantes (Nogales) continues his strong senior season with 2nd/15:11 finish – 27 seconds faster than last year here. California were a good 2nd, Andres Salinas led the way at 10th/15:34, but it was another uneven day for the Condors.  Claremont’s B-Team . . . → Read More: Central Park Invite: Cervantes Continues to Roll This weekend’s Clovis Invitational, run on the California State Meet Course at Woodward Park, is always a strong meet, with half of the state’s ranked XC teams taking part, including eights SGV schools. At least ine local schools will run at the Central Park Invitational, another strong meet run over a hilly course in Huntington . . . → Read More: SGV Week 6 Invites Preview: Clovis & Central Park Are the Focus It’s hard to have perspective on track and cross country in California. We are the biggest state, and the CIF Southern Section is bigger than all but three states itself. Just the San Gabriel Valley has more people than 14 states. That’s why it’s a big deal that ten SGV teams are the first 2018 . . . → Read More: 10 SGV Teams in the First 2018 State Rankings The Walnut girls again put five in the first six to win with 17 points, despite their usual #3 being away at her sister’s wedding. As in the first meet West Covina was second with 74 pts and  South Hills third at 82, with Diamond Ranch as the fourth school scoring. Full Results 2018 . . . → Read More: Hacienda #2: Walnut Repeats – While the South Hills Boys Move Up The Mission Valley League moved over to Bonelli Park for their second cluster meet, but the top results were the same as Arroyo won both races and Noah Hibbard and Melanie Mach were the individual winners. Complete Results Here Athletic.net Results Here The days top three – from L/R: Hake, Mach, Rivas Mach . . . → Read More: Mission Valley 2: Arroyo Doubles Up Again This week begins the second cycle of league cluster meets. In most leagues, with two cluster meets and then the finals, the first two meets each count for 25% of the team standings and the league finals meet accounts for the remaining 50%. The Girls Start from the First Mission Valley League Meet . . . → Read More: SGV League Meets – Week 6: Previews & Results There were a few small moves in this week’s CIF-SS ranking, with the only move in or out being California dropping from the Div. 1 rankings after a bit of a rough day at last week’s Del Rio League meet. Rankings are difficult to do during this part of the season, when teams are racing . . . → Read More: CIF Rankings – Week 5: Holding (Mostly) Steady Complete Results Here Athletic.net Results Here The Staub-Barnes invitational is one of our oldest cross country meets. Run over a hilly three miles at Crescenta Valley Park, it’s been a traditional early-season race to test one’s readiness for the CIF-SS’s traditional championship course at Mt. SAC. Photo courtesy of Andy DiConti The La . . . → Read More: Staub-Barnes: La Canada & San Dimas on the Rise SGV #1 Claremont were double winners in the big Stanford Invitational. This meet matches NorCal’s best with teams from the entire state and several neighboring states, on a 5000m course on the university’s golf course. After a one year hiatus, the meet returned with a slightly smaller field, and a new course routing with many . . . → Read More: Stanford: Claremont Wins Here Too |
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