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The Hacienda League Opened their league season on Wednesday with a pair of expected wins from Walnut. The Mustangs are defending boys and girls champs and returned all but one of their scorers so they came in expecting to defend, and they did. In the girls race, Walnut’s top four ran together and ran away, . . . → Read More: Hacienda #1 – Walnut Doubles Up Arroyo took their first steps toward defending their Mission Valley League Championships Tuesday, with two comfortable wins in the first MVL cluster, running on the flat and fairly fast 3-mile course at Whitter Narrows/Legg Lake in South El Monte. The Start of the Boys Varsity Race The boys race went out comfortably until . . . → Read More: Mission Valley #1: Arroyo Doubles Up With almost everyone at the SGV’s two big meets, the other meets of the weekend had only two SGV participants. SGV Boys #5 Rowland traveled to the South Bay to run in first Eagle Cross Country Invite (results)- run on a golf course just blocks from the beach in El Segundo over 3 miles. The . . . → Read More: SGV Elsewhere: Rowland Off to a Strong Start The Cool Breeze Invite is meant to give the athletes a chance to run fast. It’s run on a nearly flat golf course (a rare treat in California) and under the lights. And this year, the meet directors took several sharp turns out of the course, making it particularly fast. SGV and CIF #1 Claremont . . . → Read More: Cool Breeze: Claremont Shows Their Class A big win by senior Noah Hibbard led Arroyo to a breakthrough team performance at Friday & Saturday’s Rosemead Invitational, while Walnut’s Chloe and Emma Arriaga turned in two outstanding performances. The meet was run under the lights on a flat, three-mile course on the school campus and the next-door park. Sixty-four schools raced over . . . → Read More: Rosemead Invite: Arroyo Boys Confirm, Arriagas Dominate Schurr jumped to the front of the Almont league, as they opened their season at Legg Lake on Wednesday. Running on the flat 3-mile course, the girls were clear winners while the boys were first by the smallest possible margin. Complete Results 2015 Almont Cluster Meet #1 Full coverage after the jump . . . → Read More: Almont #1: Schurr on Top! The SGV’s league for its smallest schools has several of the area’s strongest teams. Flintridge Prep boys and girls ranked #1 in CIF Div. V, while Mayfield is #1 in the girls CIF Div. IV, and all three teams are in the Top 5 of the all-division rankings for the San Gabriel Valley. Racing on . . . → Read More: Prep #1: Flintridge Prep Takes the Day The Los Altos boys and Walnut girls looked to be the favorites going into the first Hacienda League Cluster meet, run on a rolling 3 mile course at Bonelli Park.  But that’s why we run the races… The Walnut Girls at Mt.SAC earlier this month. With a strong display of pack running, . . . → Read More: Hacienda #1: West Covina Surprises, Walnut Confirms High heat and a blackout shrunk the schedule to just two meets for the second week of the SGV Cross Country Season.  Nevertheless, we saw our first big matchup among the girls and a big step forward by one of the boys teams SGV and CIF ranked Mayfield and Flintridge Prep met up at . . . → Read More: SGV Week Two Roundup We were looking forward to the Rosemead Invitational to give us a good early season matchup of many of the top SGV teams.  Saturday’s power failure took away that possibility, but we went with what we have. So, in a merge of the results of the 35 SGV schools that competed at Rosemead, Friday’s . . . → Read More: SGV Merge at Rosemead |
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