It was 99 degrees when the Glendora girls went to the line to defend their top ranking from the first Baseline League meet. Twenty minutes later, after covering 3 miles on a tough course at Red Hill Park, they’d held to the top spot by an even bigger margin with a 1, 2, 4, 7, . . . → Read More: Baseline #2: Glendora Girls Even Better
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Peaky Yuter The Rio Hondo League held their second cluster meet of the 2011 season on the hilly course at Crescenta Valley Park. Like all of Wednesday’s races, they fought high heat along with the tough course. South Pasadena, with usual number one Cluster Meet #1 winner Paul Messana sitting out, still had . . . → Read More: Rio Hondo #2: South Pas Boys Hold, La Cañada Girls Move Up The seven team Hacienda League met for the second time on the Invite Course at Bonelli Park – this time 3 miles as opposed to the long course of the first meet. Girls: held form from the first meet, with Bonita holding their spot up front, followed again by Walnut and Los Altos. Marissa Scott . . . → Read More: Hacienda #2: Bonita Holds, Walnut Surges Here’s a quick recap from Covina coach Erik Starkey, about today’s race run at the hot and hilly 3 mile course at Schbarum Park. Girls: Northview was able to pack up and score the same 44 points they scored at meet #1 to win it. Covina gave a strong effort in finishing second . . . → Read More: Valle Vista #2: Northview and Covina Stay Up Front South El Monte’s Josue Linarte (16:42) and Jaime Perez (17:00) go 1, 2, but Rosemead‘s tight grouping was enough to edge fast rising Gabrielino 49 to 52. Arroyo 3rd/69 pts, SEM 4th/79 pts, El Monte 5th/92, Mountain View 6th/149 Arroyo’s Cindy Ngo (20:42) beats out Rosemead’s Kelly Luc (20:45), but the Panthers take the team . . . → Read More: Mission Valley #2: Rosemead Takes Both in the Heat These two linked leagues raced over the hilly 2.8 mile course at L.A.’s Griffith Park Camino Real Ariel Melendrez (Jr, St. Paul) wins by a full minute and leaders her teammates to a 1, 3, 4, 5, 7 finish and a 4-0 record in the multi-dual format. Art Hernandez (Sr, Cantewell-SHM) outpaces Kyle . . . → Read More: Camino Real & Del Rey Duals (#2) Maybe being rested isn’t worth all that much. Damien, winners of the first Sierra League Meet, had not raced since, and South Hills had been off for eleven days. On the other hand, Claremont raced Saturday at the Clovis invite, as had Sierra power Ayala. Curiously, it was Ayala and the Wolfpack that stepped forward . . . → Read More: Sierra #2: Damien Slips Up, Claremont Moves Up Teams travel from all over California, including 13 schools from the SGV, to the Clovis Invitational to test themselves on this challenging 5000 meter layout. This meet provides top competition and a chance to run on the same rolling course used for the California State Championships in November. Megan Renken The best SGV . . . → Read More: Clovis: Mayfield, CalHi, & Glendora Make Their Cases Mitchell Pratt in '10 Trading their usual trips to Stanford and Clovis for a win in Idaho two weeks ago, the Arcadia boys stayed closer to home but right on track win a dominating win at the Central Park Invite. This meet at Huntington Beach’s Park is run over a somewhat hilly, 3-mile . . . → Read More: Central Park: Another Arcadia Record Boys Varsity Start Also getting caught up, last week we received the results for first Almont League cluster meet, a flat, 3-miler run at Legg Lake on Wednesday, Sept. 28. Cross-town rivals Schurr and Montebello shared the team honors, with the Spartans taking the boys race over the Oilers and the girls reversing . . . → Read More: Almont #1: Schurr & Montebello Trade Off |
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