Boys 800 Meters
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Highlights
Chris Wells-Anders led through a 26.6 opening 200, with a 55.5 through
the 200 Chris had company from one of the visiting athletes from
Mexico. Meanwhile Ben Aragon of West Hills was sneaking close. The
leaders came through the 600 at 1:24.6, with the front duo abreast
and Aragon charging partway down the homestretch Aragon was up and
past, finishing off a super double (see 1500 above) with a 1:53.45
win!!!
Results
(Inv 46A) 1. Ben Aragon
(West Hills, Santee) 1:53.45, 2. Craig Haddon (Comox Valley, Canada)
1:54.31, 3. Chris Wells-Anders (El Camino Real, Woodland Hills)
1:54.63, 4. Liu Chang-Liang (China) 1:56.35, 5. Tony Ahr (Burroughs,
Burbank) 1:57.19, 6. Kevin Woodhouse (Laguna Creek, Elk Grove) 1:57.52,
7. Oscar Mendez (Poly, LB) 1:57.59, 8. Alan Thomas (Hug, Reno, Nv)
1:57.80, 9. Nick Arciniaga (Fountain Valley) 1:58.00.
(46B) 1. Mario Cobian (Rosemead) 1:58.56, 2. Daniel Lindstrom
(Granite Hills, Apple Valley) 1:59.06, 3. Alex Garcia (Mountain
View, El Monte) 1:59.50, 4. Tom Stepp (Arcadia) 1:59.84.
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Ben Aragon, West Hills
Santee, wins in 1:53.45
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Boys 1500 Meters
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Highlights
A big field, including some interesting foreigners, made up the
field here. Lucero of Bakersfield and Ben Aragon of West Hills broke
quickest with a fine 28.9 for the first 200. Three to go came by
at 44.1. At the 400 it was Barrios from Mexico and Ben Aragon at
59.3. A Chinese athlete was third with Aragon close on the Mexican
leader at 1:30.5 at the 600. The front duo had separated seriously
from the field with 1:46.0 with two to go. Barrios (the leader from
Mexico) was 2:01.0, with Aragon within a second there. Ben looked
like he was hanging on for a super time!!! Aragon was 2:33.8 at
1000 meters, with 2:49.8 with one to go in second. Aragon was 3:06.2
with the leader close to 3:02 at the 1200. Ben was 16.5 for the
next 100 (3:22.6 at the 1300 meter mark with a half a lap to go).
Aragon finished in 3:54.5 (final lap 64.7), a great time!!!! Barrios
raced 3:47.66 for the win.
Results
Results: 1. Juan Barrios (Mexico) 3:47.66, 2. Ben Aragon (West Hills,
Santee) 3:564.63, 3. Liu Changkuan (China) 4:00.34, 4. Grame Wells
(Kajaks, Canada) 4:02.36, 5. Tim Ramirez (Royal, Simi Valley) 4:03.78,
6. Robert Kubler (Crespi, Encino) 4:04.93 , 7. Steven Murray (Santa
Margarita, Rancho SM) 4:05.94, 8. Zach Vorbeck-Bates (Rocklin) 4:07.93,
9. Calum Neff (Calgary) 4:08.29, 10. Jordan Horn (Alta Loma) 4:10.09,
11. Josh Yelsey (Corona del Mar, Newport Beach) 4:10.16, 12. Art
Avita (Big Bear) 4:10.56.
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Juan Barrios of Mexico wins for the second straight year.
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Boys 3000 Meters
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Highlights
A group of five had broken away by the 1600 point
in 4:36.0. Visitors from Canada and Mexico broke away after that
point, with Nathan Brassmassery of Alameda, Art Diaz of Fontana
and Jordan Horn of Alta Loma the first Americans as the foreign
athletes strung together laps of 70.
Results
(Inv 57) 1. Robbie Nissen (Capital City, Canada) 8:38.37, 2. Julio
Martinez (Mexico) 8:39.22, 3. Nathan Brassmassery (Alameda) 8:43.85,
4. Art Diaz (Fontana) 8:44.29, 5. Jordan Horn (Alta Loma) 8:52.52,
6. Raemon Rodriguez (Marina, Hunt Bch) 8:56.71, 7. Joey Pacheco
(Canyon Springs, Moreno Valley) 8:56.90, 8. Manueljo Ruiz (Monroe,
Sepulveda) 8:57.40, 9. Puneet Mahan (Norwalk) 8:57.66, 10. Robert
Kubler (Crespi, Encino) 8:59.23.
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Robbie Nissen of Canada led most of the way, including the finish.
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