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Arroyo – MVL Champs The Arroyo boys and Rosemead girls came into the season favored but had very different paths to today’s Mission Valley League Finals. The Panthers have competed well all year, building to a win at Santa Clarita and an excellent showing at the Mt.SAC Invite, resulting in a #10 spot . . . → Read More: Mission Valley League Finals: Arroyo Comes Back, Rosemead Stays Top Flintridge Sacred Heart was already assured of an At-Large spot through their season-long ranking in Div. IV, but every race is a chance to get better at racing. They took that chance at today’s Mission League Finals on the hilly 3 mile course at Crescenta Valley Park, finishing a solid third, with three in the . . . → Read More: Mission League Finals: FSHA Moves On, St. Francis and Colin Just Miss …will be here when we get them. Today’s Cross Country League Finals: Horizon League – Eaton Canyon/Pasadena (Hilly, 3 miles) Olympic League – Woodley Park/Van Nuys (Flat, 3 miles) As always, parents and coaches, help us cover your meets by sending photos and race notes to info@sgvtrackandfield.net In Wednesday’s League Championship Finals, two ranked teams will go to the line – Flintridge Sacred Heart (Div. IV #10) in the tough Mission League, the Rosemead (SGV #10) girls, who will look to close out the Mission Valley League. Today also features competition in the dynamic Montview League and the finals for two small . . . → Read More: Preview: Wednesday’s League Finals Merin Arft (L) and Megan Renken – Sierra League Champs The Sierra League has long been one of the strongest cross country leagues in the area, and this year was no exception. Three teams came into the meet having achieved at-large CIF qualification based on their CIF rankings, and the two best girls . . . → Read More: Sierra Finals: Megan & Merin Go 1-2! Damien Falls Short The Valle Vista season culminated at Bonelli Park on Tuesday, on the flatter, 3-mile Lake Course. Absent Full Results, here is an admittedly Covina-centric report from Covina Coach Erik Starkey Anna Barcelo – Valle Vista Champ The girls race was a nail-biter with 4 points separating the top 3 schools. Northview . . . → Read More: Valle Vista Finals: Covina & Northview Deliver Emily Hoey – Baseline Champ The young Glendora girls team (six sophs and a frosh) came into the Baseline Finals favored, having won the first two cluster meets. But Div. I ranked Rancho Cucamonga had turned in a very strong performance at the Mt.SAC Invite, setting up a big showdown at the Finals . . . → Read More: Baseline Finals: Glendora Girls Roll, Boys 2nd Here we go. As you can see from the coverage below, eight SGV teams and one individual have already advanced to the November 11 CIF Prelims at Mt.SAC and the rest get going on Tuesday with two on the Mt.SAC course itself. The Glendora girls will be looking to win their first league title ever . . . → Read More: Preview: Tuesday’s League Finals Daniel De La Torre La Salle’s Daniel De La Torre and Bishop Amat’s Emily Hubert came into the season with very different expectations. Daniel had a great sophomore XC season in ’10, medaling at CIF finals and advancing to the State meet. An injury robbed him of his soph track season (read about . . . → Read More: Del Rey League Finals: Emily and Daniel to the Front St. Paul – Girls Champs At the two Camino Real League cluster meets, the Cantwell boys and St. Paul girls had come out on top, with the other school coming second each time. At Saturday’s 2011 Championship Finals, held on the flat, 3-mile course at Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale, they held form . . . → Read More: Camino Real Finals: Cantwell Boys & St. Paul Girls Finish the Job |
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