Arcadia ran a bit below expectations at last week’s SGV One on One Challenge, totaling only 97:29. The Apaches may have been playing possum or tired from a tough week, because they returned to Mt.SAC this week with a strong 96:07, good for 10th in the prestigious Team Sweepstakes race. Led once again by soph . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Girls Saturday: Arcadia Assertive, Claremont & Glendora Have Hope
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Arcadia had not lost a meet since 2009. Despite key losses from their National Championship team, the Apaches kept winning, even when not favored, opening with a course record win at Woodbridge and a clutch performance at the national Bob Firmin Invite in Idaho. In Saturday’s Team Sweepstakes race, they ran very well again, but . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Boys Saturday: Arcadia Finally Falls, El Rancho Steps Up, Glendora Slips Up Girls XC in the San Gabriel Valley has much of its talent concentrated in the three smallest CIF divisions, with four teams in today’s Mt.SAC Invitational Division III, IV, & V Sweepstakes races, and a total of seven teams ranked in the CIF-SS and half of the SGV’s Top Ten. Individually, Whittier Christian senior Kelli . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Girls Friday: Kelli and Mayfield are the Best Dominguez last year San Gabriel Valley Cross Country has been on the upswing this year, with five CIF-SS ranked boys teams going to the line in today’s Div. III, IV, & V races. 28 SGV boys teams competed, with eight in the big Sweepstakes races and each of those teams acquitted themselves well. . . . → Read More: Mt.SAC Boys Friday: Damien, Don Bosco & Flintridge Answer the Challenge The Rosemead Panthers traveled to Lake Castaic Park for the Santa Clarita Invitational. Running in the smaller of the meet’s two divisions, they took both the girls and boys titles. On the boys side, senior Freddy Cerazo was again their best with a 4th place finish, leading a 4, 8, 9, 10, 17 grouping for . . . → Read More: Santa Clarita: Rosemead Wins Twice The 25th Annual Bell Gardens Invite went off Saturday at a new location, Cerritos Regional Park, and a new speediness with producing results. The flat, 3-mile course was probably a bit quicker than the traditional course at Legg Lake, and it led to a number of very fast performances. The meet saw 26 schools take . . . → Read More: Bell Gardens: Keppel Girls, Los Altos Boys SGV’s Best The SGV One on One Challenge – the first race of the year on the full Mt.SAC course, was postponed to Saturday after rain on the course the previous week. The delay led to a considerably diminished field (about 14 schools), with many teams opting not to run the week before the Mt.SAC Invite, or . . . → Read More: SGV One on One: SGV Girls Fast Among the Few This competitive league raced on Friday, so they enjoyed much cooler weather than the other leagues this week. The Del Rio’s second cluster meet was held on the hilly three mile course at La Mirada Park, a course that yields times similar to Mt.SAC Here’s the meet recap from California Coach Tony DiMarco: . . . → Read More: Del Rio #2: Cal Boys Roll, Girls Move to the Top You’ll see ’em when we get ’em. The race was Thursday, October 13th at Schabarum Park. In the first Pacific League Meet, Arcadia tried to keep a bit back to get ready for their big meet two days later in Idaho, and they barely had enough to edge Div. I ranked Burbank. This time the Apaches had a easier time with a 23-33 edge in the multi-dual format, going undefeated on . . . → Read More: Pacific #2: Arcadia Boys Easier This Time, Girls Get Pushed Back |
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