Hacienda League: Walnut Doubles Up

The Hacienda League Final followed the form from the previous league meets Tuesday, when they competed again on the rolling 3-mile course at Bonelli Park.

2018 Hacienda League Finals Results

Chloe Arriaga – Hacienda League Champ

Walnut were the easy winners in the earlier league girls races, with West Covina & South Hills . . . → Read More: Hacienda League: Walnut Doubles Up

Mission Valley Final: Arroyo Has Two Big Wins

Arroyo has been moving from strength to strength this season. They had a strong group of returners on both the boys and girls teams, and both teams have been helped by the seasonal rise of young runners, and they closed the deal Tuesday in the Mission Valley Finals at Legg Lake in South El Monte.

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Suburban Final: La Mirada are 2 x Champs

Natalia Zuniga at the Apache Invite

La Mirada is the only SGV team in the four school Suburban League, and they claimed both league championships Tuesday at La Mirada Park.

Complete Results

The boys had a comfortable 39-51 edge, and Christian Santiago closed out this part of his senior year with a15:55 win . . . → Read More: Suburban Final: La Mirada are 2 x Champs

Baseline Finals: Damien Disappointed While Ebiner Moves On

Damien and St. Lucy’s are the only SGV schools in the Baseline League, and the only Div. 3 & Div. 4 schools, respectively in the a league of Div. 1 schools. So they faced an uphill battle all year.

Boys Results Girls Results

Coming into the final Tuesday at Central Park in Rancho Cucamonga, the . . . → Read More: Baseline Finals: Damien Disappointed While Ebiner Moves On

Horizon League: Ramona Convent & Alverno Advance

The six small prep schools of the Horizon League held their Finals at the Cornfield in Los Angeles on Tuesday. This was the sixth (!) meet the league held this season, and this one followed the same order as the first five.

Full Results

LA’s Sacred Heart of Jesus won, as they had in all . . . → Read More: Horizon League: Ramona Convent & Alverno Advance

Camino Del Rey Association: Amat & Bosco Tech Move On

The three league Catholic school Camino Del Rey Association held their finals Tuesday at Santa Fe Dam in Irwindale. The Bishop Amat girls finished their season-long lead of the Del Rey League, while the boys return of Bosco Tech to CIF with the big news on the boys side.

Senior Olivia Paez scored a huge . . . → Read More: Camino Del Rey Association: Amat & Bosco Tech Move On

CIF Rankings – Week 9: Six More Schools Punch Their Ticket

This was the third week of the CIF Southern Section Rankings expanding to 16, and the San Gabriel Valley increased its share in the rankings from 26 teams to 27.

Close readers will remember that we listed 25 SGV teams in the CIF rankings last week. It was actually 26 – we missed Ramona . . . → Read More: CIF Rankings – Week 9: Six More Schools Punch Their Ticket

Prep Final: Flintridge Prep Wins Both

Flintridge Prep has been one of the top Div. 5 programs in California this decade, especially the girls team, who are five-time CIF and four-time defending State champs. But in the Prep League, they’ve traded championships with Div. 4Â Mayfield. This year, the Rebels stepped up to win the championship, contested on the tough, hilly . . . → Read More: Prep Final: Flintridge Prep Wins Both

Palomares Final: Claremont Doubles Up, Bonita Moves On, Glendora Does Not

SGV #1 Claremont turned in two easy wins at Saturday’s Palomares League Final, run over a fairly fast and flat 3-mile course at Legg Lake in South El Monte. Both Wolfpack teams scored 25 points to win comfortably over CIF-ranked Ayala. Bonita, which already held boys and girls at-large qualification spots through the CIF rankings, . . . → Read More: Palomares Final: Claremont Doubles Up, Bonita Moves On, Glendora Does Not

Apache Invite: Mach, Paez & the Pioneer Boys are the Best

The Apache Invitational, the final invite of the season went off over the fast 3-mile course at Arcadia Park on a warm Friday afternoon and evening.

Full Results

Eighty-five schools, including 26 from the SGV took part. But with League Finals Championship meets just days away, almost all of the schools entered partial or B-varsity . . . → Read More: Apache Invite: Mach, Paez & the Pioneer Boys are the Best

SGV Track & XC

This site is maintained by Bob Ramsey – a SGV T&F athlete (Arroyo ’80), and former coach at Glendora HS and Meet Director of the SGV Champs. Bob is currently Director of Track & Field and Cross Country at Whittier College