DyeStatCalElite Performance Cutoffs (Boys/Girls)
Based on Top 100 marks in 'common' events and Top 50 marks in 'uncommon' event from 2006 season.
100m	200m	400m	800m	1500m	1600m	3000m	3200m
11.08/12.60	22.37/25.70	50.03/58.40	1:58.22/2:20.00	4:05.5/4:52.00	4:23.67/5:12.00	9:00/10:40	9:38.23/11:25.00
110/100m HH	300m IH/LH	4x100	4x200	4x400	4x800	4x1600	Shuttle Hurd
15.33/15.90	40.24/47.00	43.34/50.00	1:32.64/1:48.00	3:27.20/4:06.00	8:22.31/10:10.00	18:53/23:00	1:10.00/1:10.00
Sprint Med	Distance Medl	High Jump	Pole Vault	Long Jump	Triple Jump	Shot Put	Discus Throw
3:45.00/4:30.00	10:54.60/13:10.00	6-3.00/5-2.0	13-6.00/10-2.00	21-8.25/17-0.00	43-9.25/35-6.00	50-10/36-6	153-11/118-00

Mountain View League Finals
Wednesday, May 2nd @ Eleanor Roosevelt HS (SS)

Southern Section Road to State Meet

Meet recap by Mark Gardner! Full results below!
Held at the newest all-weather facility in the Inland Empire, Roosevelt High was the host for the Mountain View League Finals. With a determined wind all throughout the competition, all sprints and jumps were wind-aided. Meanwhile, it did hinder the marks in the distances. Coming off of league titles on both sides, Corona High will send 21 athletes (13 girls, 8 boys) to next week's CIF Prelims and had an athlete and/or relay team in the top two in eleven events for both genders. Meanwhile, the first time ever, the league held finals for the junior varsity level. It was awesome to see the season end for ALL athletes at this event and now the dual meet the week before. All league should truly consider this option...

On the boys' side, the TRUE highlight of the meet was Superman Storrs, speaking of sophomore Rodney Storrs of Santiago! He ran away with two meet records, first by outleaning Corona's Duke Greer in the 100 (10.72-10.74) and blasting away a 21.58 in the 200 meters. He also just missed the league finals record in the long jump by 1/2 inch as he flew to a 22'7.5." If there was an MVP to the meet, it would be Storrs! Also earning three league title patches was Corona's Raul Arcos. After two very frustrating seasons, Arcos has come into his own here in 2007 and easily cruised to a 4:30 victory in the 1600. He went out hard the first two laps and shut it down to save it for the 3200. And, he needed it! Santiago's Steven Crum gave him all he could handle as Crum got to a nice lead through the first four laps. Arcos slowly reeled him in, only to be matched stride for stride with Crum the final 600 meters. Arcos' 51.0 400m speed outlasted him for the narrow victory. Arcos than came back to anchor his boys' 4x400 team to a victory over Roosevelt High in 3:27.04! Again, he outlasted Bryan Adams the last 50 meters for the victory. Finally, Centennial's Kamau Kelly stole the show in the hurdles by taking both 1st place patches in 15.68 and 41.23. He had never broken 43.0 in the longer hurdles until now! All in all, despite only having five schools with one being in its first year, the league showed tremendous improvement this season

For the girls' side, Norco's Ashley Perkins walked away with two league titles. She easily won the 100 meters, but had to use her last jump to earn the triple jump title. Corona's Kelly Green fell sick all weekend long and had to abandon her quest for four league titles, but took a close 2nd in that triple jump. After falling on Monday's 100 hurdles and qualifying in the 8th spot, she won the hurdles (15.92) from lane nine! Meanwhile, Corona's Christie Tuiotimariner would, most likely, earn honors for Athlete of the Meet. She set a new league record in the Shot Put with a new pr of 39'0." On her last throw and her only attempt with a spin, she also won the discus in 113'6" which was a 10 foot pr! And, she IS back! After sitting out for about a month, sophomore Ashley Evans came back to win the 1600 and 3200 meters! She led a 1-2-3 sweep for Corona in the 1600, by running 2:44-2:37 splits for the victory of 5:21. She than came back to move away on the 4th and 5th laps for an 11:32 victory in the 3200 over the very talented Benson twins of Santiago. Two weeks ago in the dual meet against Santiago, Ashley collapsed in the same race against these two sisters on lap seven and barely came back in the 1600 to take 4th place with a paltry mark of 5:44!!! Amazing considering how "her season was done" two weeks ago! Finally, for a first year school, Roosevelt's girls were awesome! They took a 1-2-3 sweep in the 200 meters while winning the league title in the 400 Relay. They also qualified in the 1600 relay with a 4:15.33. Finally, Santiago's Ashley Curry finished off here by winning the 300 Hurdles after placing 2nd in the 100 Hurdles and the Pole Vault.