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BOYS HIGH SCHOOL ENTRIES AND EVENT PREVIEWS
2/15/03 - LA INDOOR
TRACK MEET - SPORTS ARENA
EVENT 1
Boys Shot Put (At USC, 9 a.m.)
1. Dustin Hill (Alta Loma)
2. Desmond Clark (Rancho Verde)
3. Alex Dekok (Saugus)
4. Pierce Rowe (Oakland Bishop O'Dowd)
5. Josh Sanchez-Simms (Moorpark)
6. Jon Lum (Woodbridge)
7. Aaron Skelton (Woodbridge)
8. Joe Hadley (Marina)
9. Jasper Henry (Dorsey
10. Cliff Maron (Santa Ana Valley)
11. Paul Castaneda (Santa Ana Valley)
12. Eric Flanagan (Marina)
13. Gabriel Garcia (El Rancho)
14. Robert Obersti (Aptos)
15. R.J. Nevarez (Fallbrook)
16. Dylan Storey (El Modena)
17. Stephen Field (Arroyo Grande)
18.
19. Kyle Davis-Hammerquist (Webb)
20. Darias Savage (San Diego Morse)
21. John Ludden (Harvard-Westlake)
22. Paul Como (Murrieta Valley)
23. Chad Simonson (Arroyo Grande)
24. Justin Hickman (Murrieta Valley)
25. John Markovich (Esperanza)
26. Alec Grietens (Arroyo Grande)
27. Edgar Oregal (Santa Ana Valley)
28. Nik Kay (Los Gatos)
29. Oliel Roussel (Chino)
30. Russell Foster (Chula Vista Bonita Vista)
31. Brian Hicks (Carmel)
32. Jeff Stewart (Chaminade)
33. Chris White (Bakersfield Garces)
34. Jared Bray (San Diego Mission Bay)
35. Gabe Long (Esperanza)
36. John Caufield (La Salle)
37. Tomas Navarro (Higley Highland, Ariz.)
Arizona Champ Tomas Navarro (60-05.5) will challenge 60-footer and UCLA
signee John Caufield and most of California’s other best throwers.
Gabe Long was 58-07.5 last spring, with football star Jared Bray close
behind at 58-06.5. Chris White was 55-05 out of the Central Section, with
Brian Hicks (54-10.75) second in the CCS last spring.
EVENT 3
Boys Discus (At USC, 10:30 a.m.)
1. Alex Dekok (Sauges)2. Jake Thompson (Redland)
3. R.J. Nevarz (Fallbrook)
4. Mike MacGilvary (West Torrance)
5. Paul Como (Murrieta Valley)
6. Pierre Rowe (Oakland Bishop O'Dowd)
7. Travis Wills (Woodbridge)
8. Darius Savage (San Diego Morse)
9. Justin Hickman (Murrieta Valley)
10. Andre Lim (Peninsula)
11. John Ludden (Harvard-Westlake)
12. Alex Matthews (Webb)
13. Ben Canning (Long Beach Poly)
14. Derrick Davis (Woodbridge)
15. Doonie Carlos (Rubidoux)
16. Stephen Fiekld (Arroyo Grande)
17. Dylan Storey (El Modena)
18. Jarred Sola (Arroyo Grande)
19. Adam Medina (Canyon Springs)
20. Lonny Whitlow (South Fork)
21. Dustin Slinkard (Santa Margarita)
22. Chad Simonson (Arroyo Grande)
23. Matt Gray (Esperanza)
24. Alec Grietens (Arroyo Grande)
25. John Caufield (La Salle)
26. Jared Bray (San Diego Mission Bay)
27. Chris White (Bakersfield Garces)
28. Tomas Navarro (Highland, Ariz.)
29. Kyle Davis-Hammerquist (Webb)
30. Greg Garza (Indio)
31. Nik Kay (Los Gatos)
–Los Gatos star Nik Kay was 199-04 last year and is the nation’s
top returnee in the event. Greg Garza was out over 180 feet in 2002, with
Kyle Davis-Hammerquist the state’s top soph at 178-02. Jared Bray
shows up here, in addition to the Shot Put, with a 174-00 best. Arizona's
Navarro was 176-03 last year.
EVENT 5
Boys Pole Vault (10:30 p.m.)
1. Graeme Hoste (Claremont)
2. Brian Whalen (Mater Dei)
3. Matt Contreras (Loyola)
4. Curtis Hendrick (Marina)
5. Joe Harrison (Riverbank)
6. Fernando Romero (National City Sweetwater)
7. Ivan Ho (Temple City)
8. Chris Banda (El Monte Mountain View)
9. Steven Rybacki (Damien)
10. Albert Boele (Temple City)
11. Phong Duong (Katella)
12. James Gillette (Carmel)
13. Matt Lachman (Harvard-Westlake)
14. Don Appanaitis (Loyola)
15. Graham Bockmiller (Orinda Miramonte)16. Jose Magana (Katella)
17. Brandon Mora (Anaheim Katella)
18. Andrew Little (West Torrance)
19. Anthony Wilcher (Chino)
20. Charley Montgomery (Grossmont)
21. Hong Nguyen (Katella)
22. Kris Teunissen (Arcadia)
23. Zack Miller (Rancho Bernardo)
24. Glenn Sharp (Los Gatos)
–Andrew Little impressed with a 15-04 clearance at January’s
Pole Vault Summit in Reno, Nevada, with the Golden State’s fortunes
in the event taking a step up there when five cleared 14-10 or better!
Hong Nguyen (15-06) and Brandon Mora (15-04) lead out of the great Katella
HS program, with Zack Miller (15-04) from Rancho Bernardo. Graham Bockmiller
and Dan Appanatis have gone 14-10.
EVENT 7
Boys 4 x 880 Relay (11 am)
Heat One
1. Cleveland
2. Crespi
3. La Mirada
4. Oaks Christian
5. Peninsula
6. Righetti
7. St. John Bosco B
8. Torrance
9. Villa Park
10. Lakewood
11. Santa Barbara
12. Irvine
13. Canyon Springs B
14. Los Angeles
15. Lakewood B
16. Barstow
Heat Two
1. Arcadia
2. Carpinteria
3. El Rancho
4. Estancia
5. Etiwanda
6. Santa Ana Foothill
7. Huntington Beach
8. Moorpark
9. Paramount
10. Rancho Verde
11. Santa MonicA
12. Temecula Valley
13. Marina
14. Glendora
15. Downey16. Los Gatos
17. Encinitas Torrey Pines
18. San Diego Mt. Carmel
Heat Three
1. Birmingham
2. Canyon Country Canyon
3. Canyon Springs A
4. Cypress
5. El Toro
6. Indio
7. Loyola
8. Murrieta Valley
9. Orange
10. San Pedro
11. St. John Bosco A
12. Burbank
13. Esperanza
14. Fountain Valley
–Let’s see. A healthy Loyola HS team, State CC Champs, would
be tough to handle, but in this event anything is possible. Coaches, afterwards,
ask your athletes how many could tell exactly where they were in the race
at all times–remember this be a five and a half lap 880 leg, tough
for anyone to keep track of with folks speeding and slowing, teams lapped,
and baton passes coming up at strange times. Event famous for being a
lap short or long.
EVENT 8
Boys High Jump (11:30 a.m.)
1. Donnell Norwood (L.A. Hamilton)
2. Ross Hart (Diamond Ranch)
3. Dionte English (Fremont)
4. Clifton Masou (Stockton Stagg)
5. Ray Alugbie (St. John Bosco)
6. Josh Arnold (Fremont)
7. Kevin Sharp (Glendora)
8. Klye VanderZanden (Aptos)
9. Mark Davila (Bakersfield)
10. Jessie Samples (Aptos)
11. Torrel Baker (Long Beach Poly)
12. Alan Beaty (Troy)
13. James Lehigh (Glendora)
14. Matt Carter (El Modena)
15. Cole Marton (Carlsbad)
16. Michael Gumbrecht (Santa Monica)
17. Rudy Burgess (Desert)
18. Andre Blackmon (Bakersfield Stockdale)
19. Danny Esselback (Aptos)
–Basketballers forgiven for not joining us the last week of the
local League seasons there. Rudy Burgess, Arizona state bound footballer
and jumper, was 6-08 last year, as was Andre Blackmon. Michael Gumbrecht
and Cole Marton were 6-06 jumpers last year.
EVENT 10
Boys 500 Yards (11:55 a.m.)
Heat One
1. John Reamer (Gardena Serra)
2. Giovanni Perez (Long Beach Poly)
3. Deondray Williams (Long Beach Poly)
4. Lorenzo Justice (Inglewood)
Heat Two
1. Dionte Brown (Gardena Serra)
2. Roy Benjamin (La Mesa Helix)
3. Eric Fowler (Long Beach Poly)
4. Bryan Payne (Trabuco Hills)
5. Brian Walsh (Redlands)
Heat Three
1.
2. Zach Chandy (Sage Hill)
3. Rodney Cosby (Cleveland)
4. Solomon Jones (Inglewood)
5. Randy Jones (San Diego University City)
–keep an eye on Zach Chandy, who raced in the low 49's for a 400
last summer in the eighth grade in Orange County all the way to National
JO Finals action–he’ll be a big Small Schools Southern Section
factor.
Heat Four
1. Joshua Ceasar (Long Beach Poly)
2. Andrew Dawson (Vallejo)
3. Demitri Mosby (Gahr)
4. Steve McBride (Dominguez)
5. Matt Berg (Crespi)
Heat Five
1. Chad Monreall (Las Vegas Cimmeron)
2. Ennis Jones (Riverside North)
3. Timothy Kusaba (Long Beach Poly)
4. Reggie Johnson (Diamond Ranch)
5. Phillip Curiel (Liberty Christian)
–Keep an eye on Ennis Jones, a top age-grouper last year.
Heat Six
1. Malik Mohammed (Long Beach Poly)
2. DeSean Cunningham (San Diego Uni. City)
3. Kahlil Jackson (Vallejo)
4. Joe Cowan (St. John Bosco)
–Interesting group - Cowan a UCLA bound Footballer was 48.17 and
38.07 on the way to placing in the State Meet intermidiates and adding
a sub 47-second relay leg in that meet. Tall body, tight boards, should
be interesting here! Khalil Jackson (48.61) and DeSean Cunningham (48.55)
along with good 400-800 runner Malik Mhammed make this a top heat!!
Heat Seven
1. Jeff Jacobs (Santa Margarita)2. Mike Hilbe (Chandler, Hamilton, Ariz.)
3. Deun White (La Mesa Helix)
4. Sam DeSa (Danville Monte Vista)
–Deun White is one of the nation’s best at 47.63 for a 400.
Hilbe has been close to 48.0 indoors for a 400 already this winter, and
will be very, very tough! DeSa a 21.49-48.09 last year, is a UC Berkeley
Football signee, who is an all-world receiver. Jeff Jacobs was second
at state last year in the 400 at 47.97, so this one is loaded!!
EVENT 12
Boys Rated Mile (12:40 pm)
Heat One
1. Kevin Bicham (Oceanside El Camino)
2. Scott Breithaupt (Murrieta Valley)
3. Hugo Aguilar (Long Beach Poly)
4. Danny Luna (Paramount)
5. David Torrance (Loyola)
6. Raul Lara (Orange)
7. Robert Niebles (Orange)
8. Luke Swift (Mater Dei)
9. Joel Cota (Indio)
10. Jon Dudley (Los Gatos)
11. Greg Geldman (Los Gatos)
12. Kyle Ramirez (Temecula Valley)
Heat Two
1. Anthony Martinez (St. John Bosco)
2. Jonathan Cardenas (Reno)
3. Chris Concho (Reno)
4. Ken Huerta (San Diego University City)
5. Mike Powers (Santa Margarita)
6. Mark Matusak (Loyola)
7. Jose Casillas (Downey)
8. David Napper (Cypress)
9. Artemio Mateo (Vista Rancho Buena Vista)
10. Jose Rodriguez (Rancho Verde)
–Mark Matusak led Loyola to the State CC Title this Fall, with David
Napper 4:21.04 last spring for 1600 meters. Jose Cadenas had a fine Fall
CC Season in Nevada, with Jose Casillas (4:21.88) for the outdoor 1600
in 2002.
EVENT 13
Boys Long Jump (12:50 p.m.)
1. Lamar Coutien (Oakland Bishop O'Dowd)
2. Deon Credle (Alta Loma)
3. Chris Blanks (Canyon Country Canyon)
4. Mario Valencia (Mater Dei)
5. Dewayne Watts (West Torrance)
6. Rolando Felizola (Downey)7. Chad Green (Bakersfield)
8. Matt Mason (Bakersfield)
9. Morgan Magehee (Glendora)
10. Brandon Goodwin (Stockton Stagg)
11. Skylar (Tenny (Rancho Verde)
12. D'Antoine Bass (Kaiser)
13. Demetrius Westbrooks (San Diego Morse)
14. Rayland Currie (Las Vegas Cimarron)
15. Devon Jones (Sacramento Grant)
16. Rudy Burgess (Desert)
17.
–Rudy Burgess, an Arizona State bound footballer and jumper, was
out over 24 feet last year while placing in state in this event. Demetrius
Westbrooks was 22-11.5 last spring, with D’Antoine Bass another
first team DyeStat All-Stater off his 22-09 last spring.
EVENT 16
Boys 880 Yards (1:15 p.m.)
Heat One
1. Anthony Fogelstrom (Carlsbad)
2. Marcell Keeling (Gardena Serra)
3. Nick Clinton (Del Mar)
4. Chad Blanchard (Los Gatos
5. Nanyo Segura (Indio)
6. Garrett Hamilton (Birmingham)
7. Daniel Guy (La Sierra)
8. Alex Caudana (Santa Margarita)
9. Jason McMurray (SD University City
Heat Two
1. Nemo Simmons (Diamond Ranch)
2. Nathan Young (Los Gatos)
3. Ozzie Crenshaw (Glendora)
4. Raul Vargas (Victor Valley)
5. Javier Diaz (National City Sweetwater)
6. Matt Swift (Mater Dei)
7. Abel Flores (Estancia)
8. Neal Washburn (Cypress)
Heat Three
1. Jon George (Righetti)
2. Andrew Dawson (Vallejo)
3. Damien Rinaldi (Birmingham)
4. Patrick Gutierrez (Albuquerque St. Pius X) (?)
5. Drew Porter (Carlsbad La Costa Canyon)
6. Zach Gribben (El Cajon Valley)
7. Ian Ritchie (Murrieta Valley)
8. Regan Masi (SR Montgomery)
–Andrew Dawson was 1:53.81 last year, with Damien Rinaldi the LA
City Champ (1:53.90). Regan Masi was 1:54.73 in the North Coast Meet of
Champions.
EVENT 20
Boys 4 x 160-Yard Relay (2:15 p.m.)
Heat One
1. La Salle
2. Hayward
3. Moorpark
4.
Heat Two
1. Woodbridge
2. El Rancho
3. Alta Loma
4. Canoga Park
Heat Three
1. Westchester
2. Marina
3. Long Beach Wilson
4. National City Sweetwater
Heat Four
1.
2. Rancho Verde
3. Desert
4. Chino
Heat Five
1. St. Bernard
2. Paramount
3. Carpinteria
4. Canyon Country Canyon
Heat Six
1. Oakland Bishop O'Dowd
2. Santa Margarita
3. Loyola
4. Chaminade
Heat Seven
1. Trabuco Hills
2. Sacramento Grant
3. Stockton Stagg
4. St. John Bosco
Heat Eight
1. Servite
2. Vallejo
3. La Mesa Helix
4. San Diego University City
–Helix could show off the nucleus of its 2003 State Championship
squad here, with flyers Reggei Bush (10.42-21.06) and Deun White (21.16
200) hoping to handle the curves and baton passes in style.
EVENT 21
Boys Two Mile (2:50 p.m.)
1. Mohammed Trafah (Duarte)
2. Ryan Morgan (Canyon Country Canyon)
3. Manuel Ruiz (Monroe)
4. Juan Robles (Placentia Valencia)
5. Tim Aukshunas (El Modena)
6. Kellen Acosta (Murrieta Valley)
7. Brett Kelly (Scottsdale Desert Mountain)
8. Antoine Jimenez (Rubidoux)
9. JuanEscalante (Katella)
10. Joey Pacheco (Canyon Springs)
11. Ulicer Pina (Long Beach Poly)
12. Micah Tyhurst (Loyola)
13. Mehdi Tgajeh-Brehim (Birmingham)
14. Joseph Lopez (Long Beach Poly)
15. Kip Madden (El Cajon Valley)
16. Albert Tachias (Covina)
17. Matt Cipola (El Toro)
18. Chad Seltzer (Crespi)
19. Stratos Christianakis (Burbank)
20. Anthony Mercado (Murrieta Valley)
21. Patrick Parsel (Carmel)
22. Padro Ramon (Long Beach Poly)
23. Lucas Burke (Bakersfield Stockdale)
24. Brad Liber (SD University City)
–Mohammed Trafeh completed a super Fall Cross-Country season, and
appears ready to roll into a super spring, with a 9:08.69 from the 2002
spring over 3200m. Ryan Morgan was 9:09.52 last year, with Manuel Ruiz
9:13.77. Juan Robles (9:19.60) and Tim Aukshunas (9:21.08) will help to
make this a very solid contest!!! It is hoped that someone will take up
the challenge of a good, steady pace!!
EVENT 22
EVENT 23
Boys Triple Jump (3:55 p.m.)
1. Kevin Green (Gardena Serra)
2. Devon Jones (Sacramento Grant)
3. Adrian Warren (Alta Loma)
4. Darnell Preciado (Stockton Stagg)
5. Ricky Hernandez (Valley View)
6. Keith Lawrence (Moorpark)
7. Terrion Engram (Valley View)
8. Alex Haring (Bakersfield)
9. Brian Walsh (Redlands)
10. Chris Richardson (Downey)
11. Travis Warren (Barstow)
12. ChristianWise (Birmingham)13. Colin Campbell (Ventura)
14. Chris Merriweather (Moorpark)
15. Jason Napoleon (Desert)
16. Jordan Rosure (National City Sweetwater)
17. Rolando Felizola (Downey)
18. Staton Gibson (Riverside Ramona)
19. Brandon Sherman (Dominguez)
20. Roderick Williams (National City Sweetwater)
21. Rayland Currie (Las Vegas Cimerron)
22. Akeem Hardnett (Atlanta Woodward Academy)
Akeem Hardnett was a 47-08 jumper from Georgia last year, with Rayland
Currie a 46-03.25 State Champ in Nevada. Roderick Williams was 46-04.25
last year in San Diego, with Stanton Gibson 46-00.25 also over 46-feet.
EVENT 24
Boys 4 x 440-Yard Relay (3:55 p.m.)
Heat One
1. Northview
2. Temecula Valley
3. Arcadia
4. Huntington Beach
5. Hayward
Heat Two
1. Chaminade
2. Lakewood
3.
4. Peninsula
5. Loyola
Heat Three
1. Gardena Serra
2. Los Gatos
3. Oakland Bishop O'Dowd
4. El Rancho
5. Crespi
Heat Four
1. Westchester
2. St. Bernard
3. Oaks Christian
4. Carpinteria
5. Chino
Heat Five
1. Glendora
2. Trabuco Hills
3. Stockton Stagg
4. Long Beach Wilson
5. St. John Bosco
Heat Six
1. Dorsey
2. Vallejo
3. Santa Margarita
4. Lynwood
Heat Seven
1. San Diego University City
2. Taft
3.
4. Birmingham
–three schools who always come to run in the relays battle here.
Taft (Woodland Hills) will start the coaching career for famed star Quincy
Watts (Olympic Gold Medalist who is the Taft school sprint record holder
at an amazing 10.30 and 20.50!! Birmingham sprint coach Ketrick Carruth
and Head Coach Scott King have another strong group, with this the first
of many San Fernando Valley duels before the year is over in June! DaSean
Cunningham (48.84) leads what could be a strong Uni City group!
EVENT 30
Boys 55 Meters (6:10 p.m.)
Heat One
1. Jonathen Tybles (Oakland Bishop O'Dowd)
2. Jairo Hull (Gardena Serra)
3. Baumar Brumfield (San Diego University City)
4. Khalid-Abdul Rahim (Long Beach Poly)
5. Demetrius Westbrooks (San Diego Morse)
6. Brandon Giles (Harvard-Westlake)
Heat Two
1. Johnille Johnson (Valley View)
2. Garrett Anthony (Bakersfield Stockdale)
3. Brandon Goodwin (Stockton Stagg)
4. Robert McQueen (Dominguez)
5. Alex Hesselgesser (Westlake)
6. Akeem Hardnett (Woodward Academy, GA)
Heat Three
1. Jonathan Woods (El Toro)
2. Michael Hilbe (Chandler Hamilton, Ariz.)
3. Matt Mason (Bakersfield)
4. Chad Green (Birmingham)
5. Vinnie Weathers (San Diego Serra)
Heat Four
1. Matt Slader (Servite)
2. Reggie Bush (La Mesa Helix)
3. Noah Smith (Taft)4. Derrick Jones (Long Beach Poly)
5. Lionel Larry (Dominguez)
6. Michael Matison (San Diego Mt. Carmel)
–USC bound footballer Reggie Bush (10.42 100m 2002) will get used
what will be the start of a great career across the street from the Sports
Arena (and next door in the Coliseum trying to fill the running back shoes
for graduated Trojan trackster stars Justin Fargas and Sultan McCullough).
Noah Smith (10.53 and UC Berkeley bound as a wide-receiver) starts his
senior year coached by Quincy Watts, the top sprinter ever to come out
of the LA City, an Olympic Champ and Taft record holder at 10.30 and 20.50!
Derrick Jones (10.58) had a super soph year and Coach Don Norford is very
high on the Jackrabbit football star (look for him to be touted as one
of the nation’s top receivers next Fall as a senior!). Lionel Larry
(10.78-21.32) is another who had a super soph season in 2002, and along
with Jones hopes to compete for the U.S. in the World “Under-18"
Championships in Canada next summer off their 2002 Summer JO succcesses.
Matt Slater was the Southern Section Div III Champ last year at 10.77
for 100m, with Michael Matison out of San Diego 10.78 on the clock! This
one will be a cooker!
EVENT 32
Boys Football 55 Meters (6:35 p.m.)
Heat One
1. William Boyd (Gardena Serra)
2. Kenneth Mackins (Westlake)
3. Rocky Hinds (St. Bernard)
4. Steve Angulo (Cathedral City)
5.
6.
Heat Two
1. Eddie Hunter (Inglewood)
2. Darrell Hutsona (La Mesa Helix)
3. Aaron Ware (Oaks Christian)
4. Dennis Keyes (Birmingham)
5. Kyle Weatherspoon (Lynwood)
6. Daryl Williams (Servite)
EVENT 35
Boys 55-Meter Hurdles (6:50 p.m.)
Heat One
1. Bernard Payton (Valley View)
2. Delvin Thompson (Long Beach Poly)
3. Phil Martin (Canyon Springs)
4. Jonathan Moore (Alta Loma)
5. Byron Barmer (La Mesa Helix)
Heat Two
1. Christian Burrell (Santa Monica)
2. Terrence Austin (Long Beach Poly)3. Brian Thompson (Valley View)
4. Joe Emerson (Huntington Beach)
5. Marqueze Valentine (Bakersfield)
Heat Three
1. Anthony Austin (Santa Fe)
2. Thomas Mack (Bakersfield)
3. Craig Woods (Dominguez)
4. Mike Liti (Santa Ana Foothill)
5. Kurt Hurley (Carlesbad)
–State Champ Thomas Mack (14.04) will be challenged by Craig Woods
(14.48), footballer Mike Liti (University of Utah bound) (14.75). Kurt
Hurley was 14.77 last year in San Diego, with Anthony Austin 14.53w last
spring.
EVENT 42
Boys Seeded Mile (8:05 p.m.)
1. Kyle Ivie (Burbank)
2. Michael Haddan (Woodbridge)
3. Mike Poe (Etiwanda)
4. Alex Dunn (Felton San Lorenzo Valley)
5. Billy Smith (Glendale Deer Valley, Ariz.)
6. Mohammed Trafeh (Duarte)
7. Humberto Rojas (Estancia)
8. Tony Lucero (Bakersfield)
9. Matt Kern (La Sierra)
–Last word had Mike Poe headed for Arkansas for a special mile there.
Michael Haddan was the State 800 Champ last spring with 1:51.02 as just
a soph there. Haddan had a good Fall Cross-Country season, and was 4:15.32
for that distance last spring, with fellow Orange County star Humberto
Rojas 4:14.70 and at the state meet over 4 laps last June! Mohamed Trafeh
was 4:14.36 and is doubling back here after a two mile. Billy Smith from
Arizona was 4:17.60 last spring for 1600 meters, with Taylor Lucero (4:17.12),
Matt Kern (4:17.36), Kyle Ivie (4:18.45), and Alex Dunn (4:18.45) making
this a very strong race. Again, some middle of the event help with the
pacing is hoped for!
EVENT 50
Boys 8 x 160-Yard Relay (9:05 p.m.)
Heat One
1. Cathedral City
2. Crespi
3. Oaks Christian
4. Dorsey
Heat Two
1. Valley View
2. Gardena Serra
3. Lynwood
4. Birmingham
Heat Three
1. Inglewood
2. Morningside
3. Long Beach Poly
4. St. Bernard
–Long Beach Poly’s depth of recent years should be overwhelming
in this contest once again.
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