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The weekend at the Mt.SAC Invitational is reserved for the bigger Div. I & II schools, along with the biggest races of the weekend. The East SGV only has ten schools competing, but our area will be well represented in the biggest races. The Claremont and Glendora boys ranked #3 & #6 in the CIF-SS . . . → Read More: Preview: Mt.SAC Saturday Assuming the rain will not change the schedule, most of the ESGV schools will compete on Friday, when Divs III, IV & V take to the three big hills at Mt.SAC in Walnut. This is the biggest XC meet in the country (and presumably in the world), and the famous 2.93 mile course is the . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC – Friday Preview The finals SGV team began, and ended their cluster meet schedule on Wednesday when Glendora competed in the Baseline League meet on a somewhat tough 3 mile course at Red Hill Park in Rancho Cucamonga. (Their first cluster meet was canceled after being postponed first for heat and then for rain.) The Tartans were second . . . → Read More: Glendora @ Baseline – Two 2nds & Another Course Record for Lauren Can running be in your blood? If so, Damien junior Tom Ebiner would be a prime example. His father, Mike Ebiner, was a strong track and XC runner on a CIF championship team at Bishop Amat in early 70’s. And if the name sounds familiar, it should, as Tom’s dad was one of six Ebiner . . . → Read More: Meet Tom Ebiner The entries for the massive Mt. SAC Invite were released today, and as always, the schools of the East San Gabriel Valley will be well represented, with 30 of the 37 area schools and 1132 local athletes taking part in this massive, two day event featuring hundreds of schools from many states and nearly . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Entires: 9 Locals in the Sweeps Races There was some movement among last week’s four ranked teams in the CIF-SS Cross Country Polls. The Claremont boys, despite a dominating Sierra League run, fell from 1st to 3rd in Div. II, mostly on the strength of Saugus’ performance in their league meet, and who knows what from Loyola. In last Thursday’s Powerade Fab . . . → Read More: CIF Polls & Rankings- Week 6 About 20 schools, including about 10 local schools competed in the Bell Gardens Invitational over the flat 3 mile course at Legg Lake in South El Monte. Because this meet is not willing to publish results in a timely manner, our only coverage is what coaches have sent in for their teams. Here’s what we . . . → Read More: Week 6 Results This weekend will be somewhat quiet, sandwiched between a week filled with cluster meets and next weekend’s Mt.SAC Invitational. Expect to see about ten local schools take part in the Bell Gardens Invite, a nice, low key affair run over the flat 3 mile DG paths at Legg Lake in South El Monte. Arroyo, Azusa, . . . → Read More: Week 6 Preview The eight team Montview League returned on Thursday to Schabarum Park for their second of four meets over a rolling 3 mile course, one that is less severe than the course used by the Valle Vista League. The Sierra Vista girls continued their dominance and appear on track to defend their title, again placing four . . . → Read More: Montview #2: Sierra Vista Keeps Rolling, Azusa Moves Up The Rowland boys and Bonita girls rode 1-2 finishes from Nick Rivera (15:42) & David Galvez (15:48), and Marissa Scott (18:39) & Lexie Jackson (19:35) in Wednesday’s second Hacienda League cluster meet. As before, they raced over the new Invite Course at Bonelli Park, but this time it was shorted about 80 yards for safety . . . → Read More: Hacienda #2: Rowland & Bonita Once More |
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