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With league competition beginning next week for all of the area teams, only a third will be competing this weekend, but they’ll be spread from Orange Country to L.A’s Griffith Park to the big, big Stanford Invite Marissa Scott (L) & Lexie Jackson The top local action should come from the top local . . . → Read More: ESGV Preview – Week 3 There were only seven seniors on last year’s final ESGV Top Ten Lists, but (at least) six have gone on to compete in college – four at NCAA Div 1 schools, one at Cal Poly Pomona (Div. 2) and one at Azusa Pacific, which competes in the NAIA. Jayson Perez 2008 Area Athlete . . . → Read More: Where’d They Go – 2009’s Top Ten L to R: Nick Luber, Colin Domonoske, AK Metoyer, Paul Ross, and Jimmy Baeskens. (missing Aric Crowell and Henry Falotico) The Claremont boys strong second place finish in Saturday’s Woodbridge Invite propelled them to the top of Div. II in this week’s CIF Southern Section Divisional Rankings. Glendora, after a rough night the . . . → Read More: CIF XC Polls (9/20) – Claremont Surges to the Front Woodbridge is a massive meet – with over two hundred schools competing in four divisions from 1:00-10:00 pm. Held over a new course at Estancia HS in Costa Mesa, the 30th edition of the meet saw state level performances from the Claremont boys, the Bonita girls, and Glendora’s Lauren Justus. The featured events are the . . . → Read More: Woodbridge: Claremont Boys and Lauren to the Top Arroyo soph Sam Garcia and West Covina senior Lovella Perea were the top local performers at the long-standing Rosemead Invitational, the SGV’s answer to Woodbridge. Like the bigger meet to the south, this 40 team event featured a fast, flat, 3-mile course, with the final races run under the lights. Garcia was 4th in his . . . → Read More: Rosemead: Sam and Lovella Lead The second week of the season will see most area teams in two meets – the Woodbridge Invite at Estancia HS in Costa Mesa and the Rosemead Invite. Both meets are run over flat, 3 mile courses, both run many of their races under the lights, both finish in stadiums this year, and both feature . . . → Read More: Week 2 Preview: Woodbridge and Rosemead The Glendora boys, off of their strong performance in their opening Bronco Invitational, moved into the top spot in this week’s CIF Southern Section Divisional Rankings. They had been ranked behind Loyola in the opening Div. II poll. Claremont moved from third to fourth on the same list, largely on the strength of Saugus’ performance . . . → Read More: CIF XC Polls (9/13) – Three Locals Ranked Glendora's Kelly Hernandez (L) & Anthony Castro Nineteen of the 35 schools of the East San Gabriel Valley swung into action this week, led by Glendora’s double win (and double course records!) at the Bronco Invite in Chino. Nine schools, led by Rowland and Los Altos kicked off their season at Bosco Tech . . . → Read More: Week 1 Wrap Up: Glendora Out Fast On the XC season’s first weekend, the biggest event for local schools was the Bosco Tech XC Invite, contested over a flat and fast 3 mile (4828m) course at the Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area in Irwindale, with the top local performances coming from Rowland boys – led by junior Nick Augulo Rivera (oops), with . . . → Read More: Bosco Tech: Rowland & Los Altos Lead the Way Glendora expected to do well this year, returning their top 4 from their 2009 CIF Championship and State runner up team, and returning area Athletes of the year Anthony Castro and Lauren Justus. And they met expectations as they opened the year at the Bronco Invite, held at Prado Park in Chino over a somewhat . . . → Read More: Bronco: Glendora Gets Rolling |
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