They didn’t necessarily post the all-time San Diego County best in their event, or even their best, but 62 individuals have won 80 state track championships since the first meet in 1915.

Pole Vaulter Bill Miller of San Diego, jumper Dokie Wiliams of El Camino, and weight specialist Darius Savage of Morse stand out as triple winners.

Miller took his titles in 1927, ’28, and ’29. Williams won the triple jump in 1977 and ’78 and the long jump in 1978. Savage won the shot put in 2006 and the discus in 2005 and ’06.

There have been numerous double winners, the most recent being Madison’s Kenon Christon, who won both sprints in 2019.

A father-son combination was Clairemont’s Dale Fleet, who won the two-mile in 1972. Mac of University City won the mile in 2009.

There has been one brother-sister combination. Kristin Fahy of La Costa Canyon won the 3200-meter run in 2019.  Darren Fahy took the 1600 meters in 2012.

Champions:

It’s the time of year that University City’s Katrina Wright, Poway’s Ashley Callahan, and  members of Scripps Ranch’s 4×100 relay squad should be preparing to defend their San Diego Section championships Saturday and move on to the 102^nd state track meet at Clovis next week.

Like the prom and traditional graduation, they sadly won’t have the opportunity, but their achievements in 2019 now are part of our area’s rich history in the sport. They can look back and say, “I was a state champ.”

There have been 28 individual champions and 46 total, beginning with the sprint double by La Jolla’s Janice Wiser in the first girls’ state meet in 1974.

Monique Henderson of Morse won five individual titles, four in the 400 meters and one in the 200 meters.  Henderson and only 11 others in state history have 5 gold medals.

Sweetwater’s Gail Devers and Vista’s Kira Jorgensen each won three championships.

Devers later was a twice Olympic champion in the 100-meter dash and a gold medalist on a 4×100 relay team.  Henderson was on the winning U.S. 4×400 relay squad in 2004.

Jorgensen topped the field in 1600-meter races in 1987, ’88, and ’89.  Devers won the long jump in 1983 and doubled in the 100 meters  and 100-meter 30-inch hurdles in 1984,

The 100 hurdles 33-inch and the 4×400 relay are events in which there has not been a first-place finisher from the San Diego Section.

Champions:

It was perhaps the finest track-and-field season in San Diego Section history.

There not only were a record seven gold medal winners (compared to five in 1974) in last week’s state championships in Clovis but area thinclads also had state best performances in five boys and girls events.

Kenon Christon was No. 1, not only in medals but in the 100 and 200-meter races, with best times of :10.30 and :20.55.  The Madison senior also was second with a 24-foot long jump.

Coronado’s Alysha Hickey was the leading high jumper with a clearance of 5 feet, 10 1/2 inches and long jumped 20 feet, 9 inches, although that mark was achieved with wind assistance over the allowable 2.0 meters.

University City’s Katriina Wright had the best 400 time, :53.93, and La Costa Canyon’s Kristin Fahy led all 3,200-meter runners at 10:11.38.

Seventeen San Diego athletes’ best marks were achieved in the state meet and are noted below in bold talics.  Marks in parenthesis show where locals stand in the state’s top 25 in each event.

BOYS

GIRLS

It wasn’t just Kenan Christon’s powerful sweep in the 100 and 200 meters.  San Diego Section athletes earned an unprecedented 7 gold medals in the 101st state track finals at Clovis Buchanan High.

–Christon equaled the 100-meter meet record of :10.30, set  by Riley Washington of San Diego Southwest in 1992, and roared down the stretch in the 200 to win going away in :20.69.

Washington was the last section runner to finish first in the 100 and it hadn’t been since David Russell of Patrick Henry in 1977 that San Diego had a double winner in the sprints.

GIRLS WIN FIVE

–Scripps Ranch, running and passing the baton smartly, held off a challenge by host school Clovis Buchanan, to win the 400 meters in :46.51 for the first gold in the event by a local team since Crawford set a then-national record of :46.14 (converted to a metric :45.94) in 1977 at UCLA’s Drake Stadium.

–La Costa Canyon’s Kristin Fahy, forcing the action early and wearing out her competition, set a County record at 10:11.38 in the 3200 meters and finished more than 6 seconds ahead of the runner-up.

–University City sophomore Katriina Wright raced to the outskirts of Monique Henderson territory, her :53.93 the first under 54 seconds since Henderson won 4 consecutive titles from 1998-2001 and set a national record of :50.74 in 2000.

–Rancho Bernardo’s Ashley Callahan led 5 san Diego vaulters into the final and cleared 13-4, four inches better than second place  Paige Sommers of Westlake.

–Alysha Hickey didn’t defend her 2018 long jump title, although her 19-10 1/2 was better than the 19-9 3/4 at which she won a year ago, but then eliminated the competition by clearing 5-8 and winning the high jump.

DIDN’T WIN, BUT…

The Scripps Ranch ladies were sixth in the 4×400 relay but their time of 3:50.3 is fourth fastest all-time in San Diego.

Rancho Bernardo’s Jacob Rice cleared the winning pole vault height of 16 feet, 5 inches, No. 5 all-time in San Diego, but had more misses than winner Samuel Wright of Lodi.

–San Pasqual’s Elise Miller became the ninth girl to reach 40 feet in the  triple jump and her 40-2  earned Miller a third place medal.

–Orange Glen’s Moray Stewart was fourth in  the 100 for the second year in a row and his :10.54 moved Steward into eighth place.

–La Costa Canyon junior Caleb Niednagel was fifth in the 3200 and his 9:01.76, ranks No. 12 all-time.

–Carlie Dorostar of Canyon Crest was sixth in the 3200 in 10:26.15 and elevated to No. 7 all-time.

–Helix junior Eric Parker was running with the pack coming off the final curve before finishing seventh in the 400, but his :47.91 put Parker into the section’s top 20.

Results of the first six finishers in each event:

Allowable wind, 2.0.

BOYS

4×100—Elk Grove Monterey Trail, :41.47. Clovis North, :41.49.  L.B. Poly, :41.56. Trabuco Hills, :41.61. Studio City Harvard Westlake, :41.71. Temecula Great Oak, :42.23.

1600—Strangio (Carmichael Jesuit), 4:08.07. Beattie (San Jose Bellarmine), 4:09.99.  Anderson (Larkspur Redwood), 4:10.26.  Grover (San Juan Capistrano JSerra), 4:10.60.  Middleton-Pearson (Dublin), 4:10.96.  Herold (San Juan Capistrano JSerra), 4:11.85.

110HH—Marshall (Stockton St. Mary’s), 13.31, wind 3.3. Foster (Clovis North), 13.71. Williams (Tracy West), 13.92.  Jimenez (Kingsburg), 14.03.  Wada-Law (Los Gatos :14.13.  Taylor (L.A. Cathedral), 14.34.

 400—Larrier (Elk Grove Monterey Trail), :46.73.  Borquez (Studio City Westlake), :46.83.  Strader (Santa Clarita West Ranch), :47.10.  Reynolds (Concord Clayton Valley), :47.31.  Wheeler (Elk Grove Monterey Trail), :47.45.  Steward (L.B. Poly), :47.79.  7. Parker (Helix), :47.91, section No. 20 all-time.

 100—Christon (Madison), 10.30, wind 1.2. Ties state meet record and Section record by Riley Washington, San Diego Southwest, 1992. Grubb (Sherman Oaks Notre Dame), :10.53. Mulholland (Loomis Del Oro), :10.53.  4. Steward (Orange Glen), 10.54, section No. 8 all-time. Luke (Bellflower St. John Bosco), :10.59.  Scruggs (Clovis North), :10.62.

 800—Wingo (Valencia), 1:51.71. Gordon (Carmichael Jesuit), 1:51.74. Ratkovich (L.A. Loyola), 1:52.22. Macquiddy (Campbell Westmont), 1:52.25. Zarate-Sanchez (Davis), 1:52.78.  Bryson (L.B. Wilson), 1:52.97.  10. Prince (ChulaVista High Tech), 1:54.71.

300IH—Roberson (Upland), :36.32. Rash (Riverside King), :36.41.  Marshall (Stockton St. Mary’s), :37.28.  Monti (Los Gatos), :37.39.  Wada-Law (Los Gatos), :37.62. Andrade (Visalia Redwood), :38.03.  7.  Solomon (Grossmont), 40.66.

 200—Christon (Madison), :20.69, wind 2.5.  Reynolds (Concord Clayton Valley), :20.99.  Grubb (Notre Dame Sherman Oaks), :21.11. Mulholland (Loomis Del Oro), :21.24. Floriolli (Fremont J.F. Kennedy), :21.44.  6. Steward (Orange Glen), :21.49.

3200—Young (Newbury Park), 8:47.27. Anderson (Larkspur Redwood), 8:53.28. Strangio (Carmichael Jesuit), 8:57.69.  Herold (Capistrano JSerra), 8:58.34.  Niednagel (La Costa Canyon), 9:01.76. Section No. 12 all-time. Bates (Santa Clarita West Ranch), 9:02.03.

 4×400 Relay—L.A. Loyola, 3:17.56.  L.B. Poly, 3:17.68. L.B. Wilson, 3:18.02.  Trabuco Hills, 3:18.22. Eastvale Roosevelt, 3:18.42.  Elk Grove Monterey Trail, 3:20.37.

 HIGH JUMP—Allen (Santa Barbara San Marcos), 6-11. Cash (Anaheim Canyon), 6-10. Wiseman (Huntington Beach), 6-9.  Chenworth (Boron), 6-9. Ruddell (Morro Bay), 6-9.  Garnett (Huntington Beach Edison), 6-7.  10. Brownell (San Dieguito), 6-5.

 LONG JUMP—Foster (Clovis North), 25-0, wind 2.3. Hunter (Trcy Kimball), 23-9 ¼, wind 4.2.  Kroeger (Yuba City River Valley), 23-6 ¼, wind, 1.5.  Chachere (Clovis West), 23-3, wind, 3.9. Aubert (Perris California Military), 23-0 ½), 2.0.  Matys (Aptos), 22-10 ¾, wind, 1.9.  9. Yokley (El Capitan), 22-1 ¾ wind 3.4.

 TRIPLE JUMP—Foster (Clovis North), 49-9 ½. McDaniel (Selma), 48-2 ¾.  Wei (South Pasadena), 48-0 ¼.  Agina (Sanger), 47-11.  Hemphill (Upland), 47-5 ¾.  Ruth (Menifee Heritage), 47-0 ½. 8.  Mitchell (Point Loma), 46-4 ½.  11. Gibbs (Oceanside), 44-6 ½.

SHOT PUT—Viveros (Bakersfield Liberty), 68-1 0 ½.  Elbettar (Newport Beach Newport Harbor), 62-4 ¾.  Rhyan (Capistrano San Juan Hills), 61-6 ½.  Sawyer (Los Alamitos), 61-2.  Lyons (Sherman Oaks Notre Dame), 61-1 ¼. Johnson (Clovis Buchanan), 59-3 ¾.

 DISCUS—Cruz (Newbury Park), 191-11. Johnson (Clovis Buchanan), 179-11.  Van Grouw (Clovis Buchanan), 177-09.  Viveros (Bakersfield Liberty), 176-09.  Lopez (Anaheim Canyon), 171-05.

 PV—Wright (Lodi), 16-5.  Rice (Rancho Bernardo), 16-5, section tie No. 5 all-time. Toney (Mountain View St. Francis), 16-1. Yonker (Temecula Great Oak), 15-9.  O’Brien (L.A. Loyola), 15-5.  Vanderlipe (Salinas Alvarez), 15-5.  8. Volpe (San Marcos), 14-11.  Clarke (El Camino), no height.  

 GIRLS

4X100 Relay—Scripps Ranch, :46.51, section No. 6 all-time. Clovis Buchanan, :46.75. L.B. Poly, :47.25.  Alta Loma Rancho Cucamonga, :47.25.  Eastvale Roosevelt, :47.28.  Carson, :47.44.

 1600—Duarte (Chino Hills), 4:42.58.  Lowe (Clovis Buchanan), 4:43.61. Suarez (Pasadena Mayfield), 4:45.0.  Barnett (San Jose Village Christian), 4:46.12.  Cortres (Temecula Great Oak), 4:49.71.  Petrson (Healdsburg), 4:51.86.  8. Farmer (Rancho Bernardo), 4:56.02.

 100H—Shearer (San Jose Silver Creek), 13.24, wind 2.9. Bowen (Stockton Edison), 13.54.  Atkinson (L.B. St. Anthony), 13.84. Shorter (Norco), 14.907. Johnson (Sacramento St. Francis), 14.10.  Renz (Bakersfield Liberty), 14.15). 9. Redon (San Diego), 15.12.

 400–Wright (University City), :53.93, section No. 3 all-time. Monrroy (L.B. Millikan), :54.25.  Pipion (Folsom Vista dela Lago), :54.46.  Babineaux (Lancaster Quartz Hill), :54.68.  Okonkwo (Murrieta Mesa), :54.83.   Memoly (Rancho Santa Margarita), :55.03.

 100—Nowling (Calabasas), :11.55, wind 1.6. Okoro (Pleasanton Amador Valley), :11.60.  Frost (Gardena Serra), :11.64.  Shaheed (Madison), :11.76. Martin (L.B. Poly), :11.76.  Green (Rancho Santa Margarita), :11.78.

 800—Wallenstrom (Kentfield Marin Catholic), 2:08.78. Tomkinton (Atherton Menlo), 2:09.41.  Stanziano (Concord), 2:10.07.  Fauria (Sacramento St. Francis), 2:10.49. Wilson (Westlake Village Oaks Christian), 2:10.87.  Harper (Weaverville Trinity), 2:10.98.

300IH—Glenn (L.B. Wilson), :41.71.  Shorter (Norco), :42.06.  Renz (Bakersfield Liberty), :42.24.  Grady (Upland), :43.01.  Jenkins (Riverside North), :43.04.  Bingham (El Dorado Oak Ridge), :43.39.

 200—Daniele (Clovis Buchanan), :23.73, wind 1.6.  Frost (Gardena Serra), :23.83.  Okoro (Pleasanton Amador Valley), :23.86.  Martin (L.B. Poly), :23.94.  Nowling (Calabasas), :23.98.  Shaheed (Madison), :24.17.

 3200—Fahy (La Costa Canyon), 10:11.38, section No. 1 all-time. Smith (Clovis Buchanan), 10:27.39.  Lowe (Clovis Buchanan), 10:18.87.  Chamberlin (Loomis Del Oro), 10:21.31. Peterson (Healdsburg), 10:23.85. 6. Doroskar (Canyon Crest), 10:26.15.

 HIGH JUMP—Hickey (Coronado), 5-8. Glenn (L.B. Wilson), 5-7. Plummer (Moorpark), 5-7. Lybbert (Davis), 5-6.  Kaufman (Studio City Harvard-Westlake), 5-5.  Harper (Fresno Central), 5-5.

 LJ—Harris (Upland), 20-8 ½, wind 1.3. Shearer (San Jose Silver Creek), 19-10 ¾, wind 1.4.  3. Hickey (Coronado), 19-10 ½, wind 2.2. McDonald (Calabasas), 19-9 ¾, wind 2.2.  Johnson (Rocklin Whitney), 19-6 ¾, wind 1.5.  Atkinson (L.B. St. Anthony), 19-4 ½, wind minus 2.0. 9. Miller (San Pasqual), 18-6 ¼, wind minus 0.8.

TRIPLE JUMP—Shearer (San Jose Silver Creek), 41.1, wind 2.7.  Abirached (Clovis Buchanan), 40-3 ¼, wind 2.0. Miller (San Pasqual), 40-2, wind 1.2. Dargan (Concord), 39-11 ½. Flowers (Burbank), 39-6.  Lyon (Irvine Woodbridge), 39-2 ¾.

SHOT PUT—Budwig (Fowler), 49-2 ¾.  Franklin (Santa Clarita Golden Valley), 48-0 ¾.  Watts (Pacifica Terra Nova), 45-4. Ramirez (Santa Clarita West Ranch), 44-0 ½.  Bender (Bakersfield Liberty), 43-8 ¾.  Crockrell (Calabasas), 43-8.

 DISCUS—Budwig (Fowler), 171-10.  Bender (Bakersfield Liberty), 168-06.  Ramirez (Santa Clarita West Ranch), 159-0.  Fuller (Santa Clara), 148-10. Liu (Eastvale Roosevelt), 148-2. Spear (Thousand Oaks), 147-3.

POLE VAULT—Callahan (Rancho Bernardo), 13-4. Sommers (Westlake Village Westlake), 13-0.  Thomson (Poway), 13-0.Kern (Concord Carondelet), 13-0. Funk (Clovis West), 12-8. Tie, Adamiec (Poway), Simon (San Anselmo Sir Francis Drake), 12-8.  8. Cervantes (Poway), 12-2.  10. Grudman (Sage Creek) 12-2.

4×400 Relay—L.B. Poly, 3:46.23.  Eastvale Roosevelt, 3:47.94.  Dana Hills, 3:48.29.  L.B. Wilson, 3:49.84. Berkeley St. Mary’s College, 3:49.84. 6. Scripps Ranch, 3:50.63.  

Twenty-five San Diego Section entries qualified in 22 events for tonight’s 101st state track finals at Clovis Buchanan High. 12 boys advanced in 9 events and 11 girls in 11 events plus two relay teams.

Madison’s Kenon Christon will attempt to become the section’s first winner in the 100 sionce 1993 and the first double winner in the 100 and 200 since 1977.  Christon won  his trials in :10.33 wind-aided and :20.66, wind okay.

Orange Glen’s Moray Steward, fourth in the 100 in 2018, won his heat in :10.58, 11th all-time, and also qualified in the 200.

Other heat and field event winners last night:

–Chula Vista’s Drake Prince, who had the fastest qualifying 800 meters, 1:53.22.

–Rancho Bernado’s Jacob Rice, who tied 3 others at 15 feet, 9 inches, in the pole vault.

–University City’s Katriina Wright, who ran the section’s fifth fastest all-time girls 400 in :54.17.

–Madison’s Alysha Shaheed, :11.71 in 100 meters.

–The Scripps Ranch girls 4×100 relay team, which had the second fastest time, :47.00.

–Coronado’s Alysha Hickey, defending champion in the long jump, qualified with 7 others at 5-5 in the high jump and was second in the long jump at 19-4 1/2.

–Four  pole vaulters, who were among nine girls clearing 12-4.  They were Ashley Callahan of Rancho Bernardo, Camryn Thomson oif Poway, Katarina Adamiec of Poway, and Maya Grudman of Sage Creek.

–Elise Miller of San Pasqual, triple jump leader at 40-6.

San Diego qualifiers are in italics:

NQ—Nonqualifier.

BOYS

4×100 Relay–Heat 1:  L.B. Poly, 41.28.  NQ 4. Madison, 42.44. Heat 2: Alta Loma Rancho Cucamonga,  41.32. NQ 8. Cathedral, 43.01. Heat 3:  Trabuco Hills, 41.37. NQ 8. Canyon Crest, 42.92.

1600—Heat 1: Anderson (Larkspur Redwood), 4:12.20, NQ 11. J. Stanford (La Costa Cnyon), 4:23.31. Heat 2:  Strangio (Sacto Jesuit), 4:09.13. NQ 10. Ali (Crawford), 4:17.96. NQ 12. G Stanford (La Costa Canyon), 4:21.73.

110 HH—Heat 1: Marshall (Stockton St. Mary’s), 13.64. Heat 2: Williams (Tracy West), 13.83. Heat 3: Foster (Clovis North), 13.67. NQ 5. Sayles (Steele Canyon), 14.63. NQ 6. Solomon (Grossmont), 14.69. NQ. 7. Pinto (University City), 14.71.

400—Heat 1: Strader (Valencia West Ranch), 47.68.  4. Parker (Helix), 48.02. Heat 2: Larrier (Elk Grove Monterey Trail), 46.76. NQ 3. Lippert (La Costa Canyon), 48.70. NQ 8. Salzman (Calvin Christian), 49.05.Heat 3:  Borquez (Studio City Harvard Westlake), 47.29.

100—Heat 1:  Christon (Madison), 10.32, wind 2.5.  NQ 7. Tucker (SA), 10.80. Heat 2: Steward (Orange Glen), 10.58, wind 1.3. Section No. 11 all-time. Heat 3: Mulholland (Loomis Del Oro), 10.48, wind 1.1.

800—Heat 1: Gordon (Sacto Jesuit), 1:54.12.  Heat 2:  Prince (Chula Vista HighTech), 1:53.22. Heat 3:  Alexander (Fairfield Vanden), 1:53.57. NQ 6. Palacio (Brawley), 1:58.48. NQ 7. Tellez-Velasquez (San Pasqual), 1:59.52.

300IH—Heat 1: Rash (Riverside King), 37.11. NQ 6. Stewart (Canyon Crest), 39.56. NQ 7. Knobloch (Granite Hills), 40.28. Heat 2: Hemphill (Upland), 37.50.  4. Solomon (Grossmont), 37.88.  Heat 3: Roberson (Upland), 36.80.

200—Heat 1:  Christon (Madison), 20.67, wind 1.7.  Heat 2: Mays (Gardena Serra), 21.25, wind 0.8. NQ 4. Douet (Orange Glen), 22.02. Heat 3: 3. Steward (Orange Glen), 21.66. NQ 5. Lippert (La Costa Canyon), 21.90.

4×400 Relay—Heat 1: Trabuco Hills, 3:15.85.  NQ 7. Grossmont, 3:20.66. Heat 2: L.A. Loyola, 3:15.38. NQ 6. Helix, 3:22.11.  Heat 3: L.B. Poly, 3:16.87.  NQ 7. Sage Creek, 3:22.36.

HJ—9 qualified at 6-6, including Brownell (San Dieguito). Lugo (Canyon Crest), 6-4. Marquez (El Centro Central), 6-4.

LJ–12 qualified.  Foster, (Clovis West), 23-10.  12. Yokley (El Capitan), 22-0.  19. Mitchell (Point Loma), 21-5 ¼. 20. Smith (El Centro Central) 21-3.

TJ—12 qualified.  Hemphill (Upland), 48-2½. 3. Mitchell (Point Loma), 46-10 ½. 8. Gibbs (Oceanside),  45-9 ½. 19. Harris-Williams (Granite Hills), 44-0 1/4.

SP—12 qualified.  Viveros (Bakersfield Liberty), 68-1 ¾. NQ 20. Rokach (Mt. Carmel), 50-4 ½. NQ 23. West (Torrey Pines), 49-6 ¼. NQ Amankonah (Canyon Crest), fouls, no distance.

DISCUS—12 qualified.  Cruz (Newbury Park), 195-0. 14. Peterson (Rancho Bernardo), 154-4. 15. Boamah (Scripps Ranch), 152-11. 19. Salazar (Sweetwater), 147-11.

PV—Four qualified at 15-9, including Rice (Rancho Bernardo). 8 qualified at 15-3, including Volpe (San Marcos),Clarke (El Camino).

GIRLS

4X100 Relay—Heat 1: Scripps Ranch, 47.00. Heat 2: Riverside North, 47.35.  6. NQ Mission Hills, 48.54.  Heat 3:  Clovis Buchanan, 46.92.  Canton Crest, DQ, lane violation.

1600—Heat 1: Barnett (San Jose Village Christian), 4:50.04. NQ  Longo (Mission Vista), 5:04.56. Heat 2: Cortes (Temecula Great. Oak), 4:51.02. 4. Farmer (Rancho Bernardo), 4:53.75. NQ, Mercado (Eastlake), 5:00.01.

100H—Heat 1: Shearer (S.J. Silver Creek), 13.63.  Heat 2: Bowen (Huntington Beach Edison), 13.70.  Heat 3: Shorter (Norco), 13.99. 3. Redon (San Diego), 14.46. NQ 6. James (San Diego), 14.81. NQ 7 Vaught (Steele Canyon), 15.14.

400—Heat 1: Monroy (L.B. Millikan), 54.64. NQ 5. Bean (Poway), 56.81. Heat 2: Wright (UC), 54.17, Section No. 5 all-time. NQ 5. Cramer (The Bishop’s), 56.82.  Heat 3: Bentley (Playa del Rey St. Bernard), 55.14.  Heat 4:  Okonko (Murietta Mesa), 55.03.

100—Heat 1: Shaheed (Madison), 11.71, wind 0.7.  Heat 2: Okoro (Pleasanton Amador Valley), 11.56, wind 1.1.  NQ 5. Ruskovich (Scripps Ranch), 11.99. Heat 3: Nowling (Calabasas), 11.70 wind 1.2. NQ 4. Bateman (Eastlake) 12.09.

800—Heat 1: Stanziano (Concord), 2:11.01. Heat 2: Tomkinton (Atherton Menlo), 2:12.26. NQ 5. Zamorano (Christian), 2:15.10. Heat 3: Harper (Weaverville Trinity), 2:12.26. NQ 5. Perez (Coronado), 2:15.37. NQ 6. Morales (Scripps Ranch), 2:15.80.

300LH—Heat 1: Glenn (L.B. Wilson), 41.60. NQ 4. Edwards (San Pasqual), 44.31. NQ 5. Mayo (Grossmont), 44.88. Heat 2: Jenkins (Riverside North), 42.75. NQ 5. Occiano (Mission Hills), 45.03.  Heat 3: Renz (Bakersfield Liberty), 42.62.

200—Heat 1: Daniele (Clovis Buchanan), 24.01, wind 1.1. NQ 5. Ruskovich (Scripps Ranch), 24.55. Heat 2: Nowling (Calabasas), 24.23. NQ 4. Hatton (Sage Creek) 24.86. Heat 3:  Okoro (Pleasanton Amador Valley), 23.82, wind 0.7.  2. Shaheed (Madison), 24.21.

4X400 Relay—Heat 1:  Eastvale Roosevelt, 3:46.60. 4. Scripps Ranch, 3:52.20.  Heat 2: Westlake Village Oaks Christian, 3:47.16. Heat 3: Riverside North, 3:47.48.  NQ 5. Eastlake, 3:54.92.  NQ 6. Cathedral, 3:58.78.

HJ—8 qualified at 5-5. including Hickey (Coronado).  4 qualified at 5-4. NQ Beaudoin (Wview), 5-2.  Vaal (Imperial), no height.

LJ—12 qualified. Harris (Upland), 20-2 ½.  2. Hickey (Coronado), 19-4 ½.  9. Miller (San Pasqual), 18-05w. 18. Scott (Gompers), 17-8 ¾.

TJ—12 qualified. Miller (San Pasqual), 40-2, wind 1.6. 15. Scott (Gompers), 37-9. 22. Hardyway (Oceanside), 36-4 ¾.

SP—12 qualified.  Budwig (Fowler), 49-0 ¼. 14. Lagoy (Rancho Bernardo), 41-0 ½.  Atutasi (West Hills), 40-8 ½.  NQ 24. McNairy (San Diego), 34-9 ¾.

DISCUS—11 qualified. Budwig (Fowler), 160-4. 18. Cruz (Mission Hills), 125-4. 19. Nichols (Christian), 121-7.  21. Hiatt (Rancho Bernardo), 113-03.

PV—9 qualified at 12-4, including Callahan (Rancho Bernardo), Thomson (Poway), Adamiec (Poway), Grudman (Sage Creek).  12. Cervantes (Poway) won jump off to qualify at 12-0. 19. Ray (Rancho Bernardo), 11-6.

The San Diego Section qualified more than 100 boys and girls athletes for the Friday-Saturday, 101st state track championships at Clovis Buchanan High.

The top three finishers in the San Diego Section meet last week and others who met the state qualifying standard earned the 340-mile trip to the Fresno suburb.

Coronado’s Alysha Hickey will defend the long jump title she won last year at Clovis as the section’s first individual winner since 2015.

Madison’s Kenan Chriton will try to double in the 100 and 200 meters.  Riley Washington of San Diego Southwest was the area’s last 100-meter winner, clocking :10.30 at Cerritos College in Norwalk in 1992.

David Russell of Patrick Henry was the last 220 winner, running :20.91 wind aided at UCLA in 1977.  Russell also won the 100 in :09.61w. San Diego’s only other double sprint champion was San Diego’s Jimmy Willson, who ran :09.8 and :21.4 at the Los Angeles Coliseum in 1929.

Canyon Crest scored 73 points to win the boys’ Division I championship in Saturday’s section final at Mt. Carmel High.  La Costa Canyon followed with 63.  Point Loma had 51, Torrey Pines 49, and Helix 44.

Cathedral (67), Oceanside (59), Sage Creek (52), Madison (48 1/2), and La Jolla (40 1/2) were the D-II leaders.

Scripps Ranch led  girls’ Division I scoring with 68 points, followed by Rancho Bernardo (65), San Diego (49), Eastlake (41), and San Pasqual (41).  University’s 80 points led D-II, followed by Christian (76), Sage Creek (46), Coronado (45), and Madison (43).

Twenty-one girls entries achieved season bests, compared with 17 boys..

Italics below represent new season bests and parenthesis show San Diego Section competitors’ standing against the rest of California.

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