1996-97 Girls Basketball: Christian Comes Up Short in State Final

GIRLS PLAYOFFS
FIRST ROUND
DIVISION I
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26.
Orange Glen (12-17) 50, @5 Morse (14-12) 42.
Holly Tribbey (16 points) and Rebecca Riddle (13) did the damage to favored Morse.
Granite Hills (10-16) 34, @1 Rancho Buena Vista (24-3) 74.
Torrey Pines (20-8) 60, Point Loma (15-10) 41.
2 Rancho Bernardo (22-6) 76, San Pasqual (8-18) 31.
Mt. Carmel (15-12) 77, @Mira Mesa (16-9) 56.
Lika Black scored 28 points and dished 7 assists for the Sundevils.
Southwest (17-9) 45, @3 Poway (19-7) 66.
Bonita Vista (15-11) 44, @4 Vista (21-7) 81.
La Costa Canyon (15-10) 61, @Valhalla (17-13) 58, OT.
QUARTERFINALS
SATURDAY, MARCH 1.
Poway (19-8) 60, @Torrey Pines (22-8) 64.
La Costa Canyon (15-11) 35, @1 Rancho Buena Vista (26-3) 55.
Orange Glen (13-18) 33, @4 Vista (23-7) 65.
Mt. Carmel (15-12), @2 Rancho Bernardo (22-6).
SEMIFINALS
2 Rancho Bernardo (24-6) 61, Torrey Pines (22-9) 44, @West Hills.
Nicholle Bromley’s 20 points and 11 rebounds were augmented by 14 points from Sarah Wilkins and 13 from Robyn Fortney.
4 Vista (23-8) 38, @1 Rancho Buena Vista (27-3) 50.
The Longhorns pulled away with a 10-2 run in the final 5:27 to earn their first trip to the championship game.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Rancho Bernardo (24-7), 54, Rancho Buena Vista (27-3) 47,  @UCSD Rimac Arena.
“Unbelievable.” Broncos coach Peggy Brose said it to herself three times as her team defeated the Longhorns after losing to them three times during the season.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
Harbor City Narbonne, L.A. City (23-5) 59, @Rancho Bernardo (24-8) 51. The visiting Gauchos, trailing, 41-40, after three quarters took the lead and pulled away with a 14-2 run in the fourth quarter.
D-II
1 Santana (24-4), bye.
3 Montgomery (20-4), bye.
2 El Capitan (20-7), bye.
Serra (10-16) 57, @Oceanside (18-8) 63.
Marcella Taylor’s 16 points complemented Kehaulani Galeai’s 21 and gave Taylor the Pirates’ all-time lead with 1,549.
El Cajon Valley (10-15) 46, @El Camino(17-9) 69.
LaToya Bristow scored 25 points and Sherita Williams 18 for the Wildcats.
West Hills (10-14) 39, @Scripps Ranch (16-12) 34.
Sophomore Sandra Goins scored 19 points and had 13 rebounds as the Sultans upset the defending D-II champion.
University City (8-16) 42, @Mount Miguel (21-8) 55.
Monte Vista (10-16) 27, @4 Escondido (20-8) 53.
QUARTERFINALS
El Camino (17-10) 48, @3 Montgomery (21-4) 50.
The Aztecs were outscored in every quarter but the first, when they took a 14-7 lead.
West Hills (10-15) 45, @1 Santana (25-4) 83.
Mount Miguel (21-9) 32, @Escondido (21-8) 55.
Oceanside (18-9) 40, @2 El Capitan (21-7) 57.
SEMIFINALS
Escondido (21-9) 52, @1 Santana (26-4) 56.
“I’m very unhappy,” said winning coach Wade Vickery, whose team committed 38 turnovers and saw the underdog Cougars cut a late-third quarter, 15-point deficit to three with nine seconds remaining.
3 Montgomery (22-4) 49, @2 El Capitan (21-8) 38.
The Vaqueros turned the ball over 20 times in the middle quarters and were outscored, 18-4, in the third as Montgomery advanced to the championship game for the first time in the school’s 27-year history.
CHAMPIONSHIP
@UC-San Diego Rimac Arena.
Santana (27-4) 49, Montgomery (22-5) 48.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
Moorpark, Southern (26-3) 81, @Santana (27-5) 67.
It was a quiet ending for Sultans coach Wade Vickery, who earlier had announced that this would be his final season.
Montgomery (22-6) 39, @Fresno Edison, Central (25-4) 59.
The Aztecs were out of it after a 4-19 first quarter.

D-III
QUARTERFINALS
1 Eastlake (23-3), bye.
Clairemont (10-9), @4 Kearny (14-12).
Madison (13-11) 38, @3 La Jolla (22-3) 66.
Mission Bay (12-12), @2 University (14-9)
SEMIFINALS
Eastlake (24-3) 75, Kearny (15-13) 42, @Mira Mesa High.
Jackie Montalban scored 22 points and Lorraine Gomez 15 for the defending division champion Titans, who shot to a 42-19 halftime lead following a 24-5 second quarter.
University (16-9) 54, La Jolla (22-4) 53. OT.
Uni trailed by 10 points in the first quarter before taking a 49-47 lead, which La Jolla’s Amber Englund forced to overtime with two late free throws. Kelly Crafton (22) and Megan Bryan (16) led the winning Dons.
CHAMPIONSHIP
Eastlake (25-3) 51, University (16-10) 35, @UC-San Diego Rimac Arena.
“We put so much heart into this game,” said the Titans’ Jackie Montalban, who scored 22 points and declined coach Larry Armbrust’s signal to leave the game with one second left.

“Usually the last game of CIF is what you remember,” said Montalban.  “I wanted to be right in the middle of the celebration.”

Montalban’s teammate, 6-foot-2 forward Erin McGrath, came away with 18 rebounds and blocked six shots.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL
Shafter, Central (20-7) 46, @Eastlake (26-3) 69.
Jackie Montalban (30) and Erin McGrath (16) equaled Shafter’s total.
University (16-11) 64, @Torrance Bishop Montgomery, Southern (27-3) 90.
Kelly Crafton scored 21 for the Dons, who couldn’t keep up with the state No. 13-ranked Knights.
RRGIONAL SEMIFINALS
Pasadena Muir (25-8) 69, @Eastlake (27-3) 70.
REGIONAL CHAM[PIONSHIP

D-IV
SEMIFINALS
THURSDAY, FEB. 27.
3 Imperial (17-9) 25,  2 The Bishop’s (14-11) 53, @Francis Parker.
Kristen Grimm’s line for the Knights included 17 points, 13 rebounds, and 4 steals.
SATURDAY, MARCH 1.
1 Coronado (22-3) 61, 4 Holtville (12-12) 29, @Grossmont College.
CHAMPIONSHIP
2 The Bishop’s (15-11) 56, 1 Coronado (22-4) 38, @UC-San Diego Rimac Arena.
Sophomore point guard Angela Ortega scored 23 points, which included six three-point baskets.  “It’s the highlight of my career!” shouted Ortega to a question and then added, “It’s the best day of my life!”

Ortega and her teammates, including 5-9 freshman Kristen Grimm, 13 points and 10 rebounds, swarmed the favored Islanders on defense, who had the advantage of size and experience.
SOUTHERN CALIFORIA REGIONAL
The Bishop’s (15-12) 33, @Cerritos Valley Christian, Southern (27-4) 66, @Torrey Pines.
The Lady Knights trailed the state’s 14th-ranked team, 29-24, one minute into the second half and then the roof fell in, beginning with five consecutive turnovers.
Coronado (22-5) 44, @Burbank Bellarmine-Jefferson (30-1) 67. Josee Lalonde had 25points and 18 rebounds but her Islanders teammates couldn’t keep up with the Guards, who listed Hollywood star Angie Dickerson among their alumni.
D-V
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 26.
FIRST ROUND
(19-8), bye.
4 Francis Parker (8-13), bye.
1 Christian (24-0), bye.
3 Julian (23-7), bye.
2 Horizon (19-8), bye.
Borrego Springs (12-13) 28, @Santa Fe Christian (4-18) 38.
Citrus League player of the year Ana Landeros led the losing Rams with 16 points, while Alison Slamon scored 13 and added six steals for Santa Fe.
Calipatria (18-13) 41, @Lutheran (13-5) 39.
Tri-City (10-17) 43, @La Jolla Country Day (11-13) 61.
QUARTERFINALS
Francis Parker (9-13) 48, Calvin Christian 34.
La Jolla Country Day (11-14) 43, @3 Julian (24-7) 61.
Horizon (20-8) 62, Calipatria 26.
The Panthers won their 14th  game in a row and 19th in the last 20.
SEMIFINALS
Horizon (21-8) 67, Julian (24-8) 56, @University City High.
Overcoming a bout with the flu, Katrina Vestal scored 26 points for the Panthers. Coach Richard Andujo said, “More than anything, we had fresh legs in the fourth quarter and they didn’t”.

Christian (25-0) 77, Francis Parker (9-14) 49, @Eastlake High.

CHAMPIONSHIP

Horizon (22-8) 49, Christian (26-1) 45, @UC-San Diego Rimac Arena.
In what was described as the upset of the season, the Panthers overcame the undefeated Patriots behind Katie Magnuson’s 19 points and nine rebounds.

“I knew we could pull through because we played them close (losing, 43-39) early in the season,” said Magnuson, a 6-foot, 1-inch junior who scored seven consecutive points after the Patriots, the state’s No. 1-ranked D-V team, had taken a 39-26 lead five minutes into the third quarter.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL PLAYOFFS
Christian (27-1) 59, @L.A. Pilgrim Southern (26-5) 34. Alyssa Frederick led the scoring with 24 points.
Capistrano Valley Christian, Southern (23-7) 48, @Horizon (23-8) 69.
REGIONAL SEMIFINAL
Christian (28-1) 62, @Horizon (23-9) 43.
Unlike the San Diego Section championship game in which Horizon
upset the Patriots, this game was not close. The hosts, riding an 18-game winning streak, were behind, 38-17, at intermission, stunned by a 17-1 Christian run in the second quarter.
Alyssa Frederick, Christian’s 6-foot, 3-inch center was 10 for 10 from the field and 2 for 3 from the free throw line to lead with 22 points.
REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
Christian  (29-1) 73, San Luis Obispo Mission Prep (21-9) 55, @Anaheim Arrowhead Pond.

STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
Rincon Valley Christian (29-4)) 53, Christian (29-2) 38, @Anaheim Arrowhead Pond.
Scott Oatsvall’s team, which rode to the game in two limousines could not overcome Rincon’s opening, 11-0 run.  The Patriots made a trip to Knotts Berry Farm in nearby Buena Park after the game.
Christian shot 24 per cent on field goal attempts and 30 per cent from the free-throw line and never got closer than seven points, with 2:43 remaining in the second quarter.



2026 Girls Track Week 7: Going for Gold in Clovis

Can the Steele Canyon 4×100 relay team hang with the favorites?  Can Ava Parker hold her own in a possible four races in two days?  Is this the year that Chiara Dailey wins a state championship?

Those are among the questions this week as San Diego Section qualifiers head to Buchanan High in Clovis for the 106th state meet and the 51st in which girls are involved since their first in 1974.

Dailey, a dominant runner for four years at La Jolla High, will try for a 1600 or 3200 championship.

Helix’ Parker is a threat in the 200 and 400 but can the young ninth grader hold up physically amid the Clovis heat and the stiff competition?

The Steele Canyon ladies set a San Diego Section of :45.78 last week and will try to match strides with Fullerton Rosary (:44.23), Calabasas (:44.78), and several others in the stacked event.

The answers will begin around 5 p.m. Friday and resume at the same time Saturday.

San Diego Section athletes in state top 25 are noted in Athletic.net, except any with the — designation.  *Junior. **Sophomore. ***Ninth-grader. Bold indicates season best achieved last week.

Best marks as of May 27:

GIRLS

EVENT MARK NAME, SCHOOL STATE CALIFORNIA NAME, SCHOOL SECTION
100 :11.72w, :12.00 **Miyah Holmes, San Marcos — :11.33w, :11.41 Rainey, Calabasas Southern
:11.80w, :12.10 **Haley Hannemann, Mission Hills — :11.33w, 11:44 Kirk, Calabasas
:11.89w, :12.04 **Aniya Scott, Steele Canyon — :11.43 Scoggins, Calabasas
:11.92w, :11.94 Joelle Frazier, Steele Canyon — :11.46w, :11.47 Sizemore, Fairfield Vanden Sac-Joaquin
:11.92w, :12.35 **Valentina Diaz Flores, El Camino — :11.48w, :11.70 **Collins, Fullerton Rosary Southern
:11.98 *Leah Miller, Sage Creek — :11.51w, :11.82 Hervey, Playa del Rey St. Bernard Southern
:12.00 Ava Parker, Helix — :11.53 Anderson-Brown, Union City James Logan North Coast
:12.08 Kaelynn Peart, Cathedral —
:12.10 McKenzzi Jones, Morse —
:12.10w, :12.22 Danica Denison, Carlsbad —
:12.29 Delilah Young, Brawley —
200 :23.73w, :23.89 ***Parker 9th :23.27w, :23.95 Scoggins, Calabasas Southern
:23.84w, :24.21 **Holmes 13T :23.35 Collins Southern
:24.20 Frazier — :23.38 Adams, Long Beach Wilson Southern
:24.20w, :24.76 **Diaz Flores — :23.46 Kirk
:24.21 ***Livia Allison, Steele Canyon — :23.49 Clear, Valencia West Ranch
:24.41w, :24.99 Miller — :23.55 Wilson, Fullerton Rosary
:24.43w, :24.66 Ella Joo, Del Norte — :23.56w, :23.85 Sizemore
24.53w, :24.93 *Emery Gonzalez, Torrey Pines —
:24.60w, :25.01 Isabel Garcia, Holtville —
:24.64w, :25.09 Daylen Daniels, Steele Canyon —
400 :53.47 ***Parker 3rd :51.98 *Adams, Long Beach Wilson Southern
:55.50 *Gonzalez — :52.50 *Varnado, Long Beach Wilson
:56.19 **Sienna Zana, Mission Bay — :53.53 Wilson
:56.22 **Daylen Daniels, Steele Canyon — :54.18 Pearce, San Luis Obispo Central
:56.37 Elise Detain, Mater Dei — :54.20 Fowler, Long Beach Wilson Southern
:56.67 Delaney Hennigan, Westview — :54.29 Blue, Long Beach Wilson
:57 **Kareli Rascon, Eastlake —
:57.30 Anna Wilson, Cathedral —
:57.43 ***Gabriella Barware, La Jolla —
:57.47 *Islah Guckenberger, Sage Creek —
800 2:10.08 Hennigan 14th
2:10.95 Chiara Dailey, La Jolla 24th 2:04.52 Combe, Corona Santiago Southern
2:11.00 Rascon 25th 2:06.38 *Hill, Santa Rosa Sonoma North Coast
2:11.73 *Harper Diaz, Santana — 2:07.82 Samson, Corona Santiago Southern
2:13.14 *Mia Oh, La Costa Canyon — 2:08.10 *Holley, San Luis Capistrano J Serra
2:13.32 *Riley Martin, Scripps Ranch — 2:08.13 **Gercek, Irvine Portola
2:13.44 Isabel Ramos, Point Loma — 2:08.22 **Smith, Claremont
2:14.09 **Elle Cooper, La Costa Canyon — 2:08.50 *Wroblewski, Yorba Linda
2:15.73 Kristine Bickler, Cathedral —
1600 4:39.31 Chiara Dailey, La Jolla 1st 4:40.1 Combe
4:50.31 Ayanna Hickey, The Bishop’s 16th 4:45.23 *Holley
4:53.10 *Eliana Patterson, Christian — 4:45.40 Wilson, Irvine
4:53.45 Sellerberg — 4:45.45 Bharadwai, Palo Alto Central Coast
4:54.17 Isabella Ramos, Point Loma — 4:47.55 Salim, Torrance Southern
4:54.53 *Grace Keefe, Cathedral — 4:47.57 Oliveira, Palo Alto Castilleja Central Coast
4:54.76 Ari Llorens, Francis Parker — 4:48.68 Terrill, Monrovia Southern
4:56.73 **Cooper —
4:56.75 *Riley Biddle, Rancho Bernardo —
4:56.99 Bickler —
3200 9:53.38 Chiara Dailey, La Jolla 2nd 9:44.19 Combe
10:14.60 *Eliana Patterson, Christian 5th 10:01.93 Bharadwai
10:23.88 Llorens 8th 10:14.45 Wilson
10:38.94 **Lindsey Billotte, Classical — 10:18.86 Gutierrez, Sacramento St. Francis Sac-Joaquin
10:40.66 ***Isabel Gladden, Sage Creek — 10:18.99 Salter, Hillsborough Crystal Springs Upland Central Coast
10:41.02 Hickey — 10:27.36 Santillan Silva, Santa Ana Century Southern
10:41.92 *Keefe — 10:27.91 Yakaitis, Concord Carondelet North Coast
100 Hurdles :13.69 Gabrille Thomas, Grossmont 3rd :13.43 **Lacy, San Jacinto Valley Southern
:13.93w, :14.20 *Evie Allison, Steele Canyon 8th :13.68w, :13.69 Bain, Long Beach Poly
:14.06 ***McKenzzi Jones, Morse 11th :13.77 Hervey
:14:31 *Izabella Czyszczon, Del Norte 21st 13.80 Hughes, Los Altos Central Coast
:14.55 **Isabelle Taylor-Dixon, Eastlake — :13.81 Lopes, Fresno Central East Central
:14.61 *Isabel Garcia, Holtville — :13.86 Trucks, Concord Carondelet North Coast
:14.89 *Remingtyn Bryant, Ramona — :13.98w, :14.26 Smith, Canyon Country Canyon Southern
:15.08w, :15.29 **Paige Summa, Cathedral —
:15.11w, :15.58 **Reese Young, Valley Center —
300 Hurdles :42.34 *Isabel Garcia, Holtville 7th :39.93 Lacy
:42.91 **Taylor-Dixon 13th :41.27 Varnado
:42.93 Thomas 14th :41.39 Lopes
:43.02 *Evie Allison, SteeleCanyon 15th :41.96 Warner, San Francisco St. Ignatius Central Coast
:44.11 Taylor Sheridan, Rancho Buena Vista — :42.26 Gallegos, Atwater Buchach Colony Sac-Joaquin
:44.32 Sophie Bryson, Torrey Pines — :42.27 Bain, Long Beach Poly Southern
:44.58 **Young — :42.38 Hervey
:45.27 *Czyszczyon
:45.56 *Isabella Endicott, Santa Fe Christian
:45.63 *Bryant
4×100 Relay :45.78 Steele Canyon 3rd :44.23 Fullerton Rosary Southern
:46.79 San Marcos 22nd :44.78 Calabasas
:47.20 Del Norte — :45.97 Canyon Country Canyon
:47.83 Helix — :46.14 Long Beach Wilson
:47.89 Grossmont — :46.22 Sacramento Christian Brothers Sac-Joaquin
:48.23 San Dieguito — :46.36 Long Beach Poly Southern
:48.27 El Camino — :46.43 San Francisco St. Ignatius Central Coast
:48.55 Cathedral —
:48.66 Torrey Pines —
:48.80 Mater Dei —
4×400 Relay 3:49.53 Steele Canyon 9th 3:33.83 Long Beach Wilson Southern
3:50.79 Helix 12th 3:41.33 Fullerton Rosary
3:52.29 Westview 17th 3:43.01 Canyon Country Canyon
3:56.11 Eastlake — 3:47.28 San Luis Obispo Central
3:56.91 La Costa Canyon — 3:47.57 Claremont Southern
3:56.91 Scripps Ranch — 3:48.37 Los Gatos Central Coast
3:57.08 Sage Creek — 3:48.57 San Francisco St. Ignatius
3:57.68 San Marcos —
3:57.94 Torrey Pines —
3:59.57 Cathedral —
4×800 Relay 9:10.00 Scripps Ranch 8th 8:50.32 San Juan Capistrano J Serra Southern
9:10.11 La Costa Canyon 9th 8:50.97 Corona Santiago
9:10.68 La Jolla 10th 8:56.56 Claremont
9:11.58 Cathedral 12th 8:59.83 Long Beach Wilson
9:13.42 Torrey Pines 15th 9:04.07 Mountain View St. Francis Central Coast
9:19.68 Canyon Crest 24th 9:09.69 Los Altos
9:20.71 Point Loma — 9:11.16 Rocklin Whitney Sac-Joaquin
High Jump 5-6 *Isa Cunningham, Westview 15T 5-10 Teven, Brea-Olinda; Laruelle, Cupertino Monta Vista Southern & Central Coast
5-5 *Anatasia Volkov, La Jolla 19T 5-9 ½ McMullen, San Ramon Valley North Coast
*Carys Guckenberger, Sage Creek — 5-8 George, Stockton St. Mary’s Sac-Joaquin
5-4 *Gisele Martinez, Point Loma — Osicka, San Ramon California North Coast
Natalie Stein, Patrick Henry — Jones, Berkeley St. Mary’s
*Aakash Price, Grossmont — Del Cid, L.A. Sacred Heart of Jesus Southern
5-3 Amaia Olivo, Mt. Carmel —
Valentina Diaz Flores, El Camino —
11 at 5-2
Long Jump 19-6 ½ Amaya Estes, Canyon Crest 12th 20-7 ½ Gant Hatcher, Berkeley St. Mary’s North Coast
19-3 *Malia Jones, Oceanside 16th 20-4 ¾ McKuskey-Hay, San Francisco St. Ignatius Central Coast
19-2 1/4 ***Livia Allison, Steele Canyon 16th 20-3/4 Muselborn, El Segundo Southern
18-10 1/2 **Danica Whited, El Camino — 19-11 ½ Elk Grove Cosumnes Oaks Sac-Joaquin
18-9 1/4 *Giani Darden, Rancho Bernardo — 19-11 Saguiguit, Mountain House Sac-Joaquin
18-8 ***McKenzzi Jones — 19-10 ½ Essien, Castro Valley North Coast
Grace Eichelman, Our Lady of Peace —
18-6 Asia Broussard, Steele Canyon —
18-3 Jae’dah Holiday, Mount Miguel —
Kyla O’Donnell, Cathedral —
Triple Jump 40-8w, 40-4 3/4 *Malia Jones, Oceanside 4th 42-7 ¾ Hughes, Los Altos Central Coast
38-11 ¼ *Darden 12th 41-10 Jones North Coast
38-7 **Whited 18th 41-6 Gant Hatcher
38-3 **Kenzie Banks, Rancho Buena Vista — 40-7 Strange, Indio Shadow Hills Southern
37-10 ¼ **Taylor-Dixon — 39-9 1/4 Coleman, San Francisco St. Ignatius Central Coast
37-9 Lexington Pascual, Rancho Bernardo — 39-9 DeFlorimonte, Oakland O’Dowd North Coast
37-8 **Danielle Ekereke, San Marcos — 39-7 1/2 Cavallari, South Torrance Southern
36-10 ½ O’Donnell —
36-7 ¼ Vibha Reddy, Rancho Bernardo —
36-6 ½ Madeline Wilcox, La Costa —
Shot Put 42-6 *Brooklynn Davis, Oceanside 10th 53-2 Massey, Aliso Viejo Aliso Niguel Southern
40-9 *Janae Stanley Castillo, La Jolla 16T 45-10 ½ *Wilson, Sherman Oaks Notre Dame
Jaiden Sidhu, Mission Vista — 45-8 ½ ***Scott, Murrieta Mesa
40-6 ½ **Khalifa Price, Crawford 18th 45-5 ¾ Martin, San Jose Mitty Central Coast
40-3 **Miley Christenson, Grossmont 19th 45-3 Johnson, Sacramento Rio Americano Sac-Joaquin
39-1 *Olinda Fuller-Lytle, Crawford — 43-1 Ellison, Oakland Bishop O’Dowd
38-1 Asia Victoria, Granite Hills — 43-1/2 Batchelor, Inglewood St. Mary’s Southern
Discus 128-9 *Davis — 188-7 Massey
128-1 **Christensen — 157-3 Martin
127-4 **Price — 157 Smith, Lancaster Desert
125-11 Samantha Spann, Del Norte — 155-11 Johnson
125-1 *Magnolia Clayton, Patrick Henry — 153-7 Harmonson, Clovis West Central
124-9 *Kai Brown, Santana — 152-1 Suacci, Santa Rosa Cardinal Newman North Coast
120-8 Kianna Lefear, University City — 151-4 Duenas, Lodi Sac-Joaquin
119-7 *Yarely Vasquez, Imperial —
119-5 *Mereane Savaiinaea, Otay Ranch —
118-11 ***Sara Olgun, Valley Center —
Pole Vault 12-8 Caitlin Khieu, Del Norte 3T 13-2 Nguyen, Los Alamitos Southern
12-3 *Eva Quinonez, San Ysidro 7th 13-1 Forst, Elk Grove Pleasant Grove Sac-Joaquin
12-2 ***Aleksandra Strem, Cathedral 8T 12-8 *Porter, Bakersfield Liberty Central
*Elia Hext, San Dieguito 8T Reuter, San Juan Capistrano J Serra Southern