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The Los Altos boys and CIF ranked Bonita girls have led the Miramonte league all year, and easily stayed at the front in Thursday’s league finals at Mt.Sac. Los Altos, led by soph Joshua Sanchez, put down a dominating 19 points, with six of the top 7 (!) finishers, easily outdistancing Diamond Ranch and Bonita. . . . → Read More: Miramonte: Los Altos & Bonita Roll – Sophs Josh and Carly Tops Still waiting for complete results, but here’s a report from Covina coach Erik Starkey: We ran at Bonelli Park, 3 mile course. Girls results: Covina 24 Baldwin Park 46 Ganesha 65. 1st place was Rachel Falomir of Covina 19:49. Rachel was undefeated and was named League MVP. 2nd was Natalina Lopez of Covina 20:34. Covina . . . → Read More: Valle Vista: Rachel & Covina, Alfredo & Northview Get the Wins The five teams of the San Antonio League performed to expectations at Wednesday’s final meet on the 3 mile Beach course at Bonelli Park in San Dimas. The South Hills guys were heavy favorites and took the top four places for an easy win over West Covina and Walnut. Johnny Flores was the easy winner, . . . → Read More: San Antonio: South Hills Sweeps, Flores & Mendez As Expected Coming into the Sierra League Finals, the CIF and State ranked Glendora boys were clear favorites for the team and individual titles, but the question was “which boy?”. The Tartan’s Anthony Castro and Austin Goodheart had won the earlier Sierra meets, and Kelly Hernandez had led the team and the ESGV at Mt.Sac. Fast rising . . . → Read More: Sierra: Glendora boys, Lauren & Kelly win, St. Lucy’s Falls just short The Mission Valley League had two of the top returning runners coming into this year, seniors Jayson Perez of South El Monte and Brittnie Munoz of Rosemead, and neither disappointed at Tuesday’s MVL finals. Running on the hilly 3 mile course at Bonelli Park in San Dimas, Jayson easily defended his league title with a . . . → Read More: Mission Valley: Jayson & Brittnie Repeat – SEM & Rosemead Tops Local cross county teams move into the final phase of the season this week, with each of the local leagues holding their Championship Finals meets. These meets will determine league championships along with CIF qualifying spots – with the top three teams in most leagues and top four in 7-8 team leagues advancing to CIF . . . → Read More: 2009 League Finals Week! Mt. Sac is the standard for cross country in the Southern Section, and this past weekend two thirds of the local schools tested themselves against the course’s three huge hills and the intensity of the big meet atmosphere. Glendora had the top team performance, with their 80:27 effort earning them a #2 CIF-SS Div 2 . . . → Read More: Mt.Sac Boys Wrap-up: Kelly and the Tartans on Top After weeks of competing in different places and running on different courses, all of the ESGV tops girls competed at the same place. Four runners, all from different schools, stood out with sub 19:00 performances. West Covina’s Jessica Mendez was top with a 18:36 effort, a big PR and better than the area’s best effort . . . → Read More: Mt.Sac Girls Wrap-Up: Jessica to the Front, St. Lucy’s and Bonita Hold Their Spots Glendora continued their string of strong performances on the famous 2.91 mile course at Mt.Sac. The only local school competing in the prestigious Team Sweepstakes, the Tartans finished 13th overall, 3rd among Div. 2 schools, and tops among Southern Section D2 schools. On a day when the Tartans usual top two runners ran relatively poorly, . . . → Read More: Mt.Sac Day 2-Boys: Glendora Top of Div 2, Kelly Steps Up The Division 1 & 2 teams went to the line at Mt. Sac, and several came away with very strong performances. The top time of the day came from West Covina senior Jessica Mendez with 18:36, good for 10th in her Div. 1 heat. Glendora’s Lauren Justus (Jr) ran 19:01 for 9th in the fast . . . → Read More: Mt.Sac Day 2-Girls: Jessica & West Covina Lead, Carly gets a Cow Bell |
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