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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 San Gabriel Valley schools Claremont and Rosemead host two of the CIF-SS’s biggest meets this weekend – both under the lights! Most of our area’s teams will be in action at these meets, including most of the SGV ranked teams, while SGV Boys #5 Rowland will open at The Eagle XC Invite in El Segundo . . . → Read More: Week 1 Preview: Big Meets Under the Lights. Diamond Bar made the most of their move to the Mt. Baldy League, with their boys registering a win and the girls missing the top spot by just two points Running on the rolling and somewhat slow three-mile course Thursday at Bonelli Park in San Dimas, Keili Ishitani (3rd/20:24) and Allison Ear (5th/20:32) led the . . . → Read More: Diamond Bar’s First Meet in the Mt. Baldy League – They Almost Win Both On the strength of their big opening effort at The Great Cow Run the Arcadia boys have jumped back into the CIF-SS Div. 1 Rankings at #7 The SGV moves from 16 to 15 ranked teams because as Arcadia moved in, two were dropped. The La Cañada girls moved out of the Div. 4 rankings, . . . → Read More: CIF Rankings – Week 1: Arcadia Boys Move In Claremont has been the strongest cross country program in the SGV for the past several years, and the Wolfpack boys are favored to defend their league and CIF Championships and to remain on top in the 2018 San Gabriel Valley Pre-Season rankings. All of the traditional SGV powers are here, with La Serna, Arroyo and . . . → Read More: Boys Pre-Season Rankings: Claremont at the Top The Claremont girls are three-time defending CIF-SS Div. 2 Champs and two-time defending state champs. They are likely to repeat in both, and this makes them massive favorites to once again be the top team in the San Gabriel Valley. In the mock scoring done for these rankings, the Wolfpack are 122 points clear of . . . → Read More: SGV Girls Pre-Season Rankings – Claremont is Far Ahead of the Rest King’s Lauren Peurifoy and Walnut’s Chloe Arriaga battle for the lead during the Girls Division 1 CIF-Southern Section Cross Country Finals at Riverside City Cross Country Course in Riverside Saturday, November 18, 2017. FRANK BELLINO, THE PRESS-ENTERPRISE/SCNG Walnut senior Chloe Arriaga has been named the San Gabriel Valley News Group’s girl Athlete of . . . → Read More: Chloe Arriaga Named SGVN Athlete of the Week SGV Boys #2 La Serna – Fastback Champs! (photo courtesy of @lasernacctf) Some of the SGV’s top returning performers showed their class from the gun at the season opening Fastback Invitational. Traditionally run as a short course opener at Mt.SAC, the construction of Mt. SAC track stadium necessitated moving the meet to the . . . → Read More: Fastback: Chloe A & the La Serna Boys Boss It from the First Steps |
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