2025 Boys Track Weeks 5-6: San Diego Section and State Best Marks
San Diego Section athletes in state top 25 are noted. Marks followed by — are in addition to top 25:
EVENT
MARK
NAME, SCHOOL
STATE
OTHER STATE
NAME, SCHOOL, SECTION
100
:10.21
Arrington, Jr., Mount Miguel,
1st
:10.30
Jefferson, Concord De La Salle, North Coast
:10.37w; 10.62
Getz, Mission Bay
8th
:10.30w: :10.55
Clayton, Jr., Oak
Hills, Southern
:10.48w; :10.65
Faalave, Cathedral
24th
:10.30w; :10.36
Sermons, Rancho Cucamonga, Southern
:10.62
Bishop, West Hills
—
:10.66w; :10.88
Christensen, Rancho Bernardo
—
200
:20.35
Arrington, Jr.
1st
:20.88w; :20.92
Sermons
:21.3w; :21.99
Getz, Mission Bay
—
:21.41w; :21.55
Burston, Helix
—
:21.41w; :21.72
Gray Helix,
—
:21.42w; :22.06
Christensen
400
:46.51
Arrington, Jr.
3rd
:45.69
Stadlman, Temecula Valley, Southern
:47.94
Slaughter, Mt. Carmel
24th
:48.11
Gray
—
:48.17
Corbett, Otay Ranch
—
:48.20
Ellis, Helix
—
800
1:50.39
Bowman, Sage Creek
1st
1:50.45
Obando, Long Beach Wilson, Southern
1:53.25
Arnaudy, St. Augustine
—
1:53.94
Yarbrough, Del Norte
—
1:54.20
van Eldik Thieme, Scripps Ranch
—
1:54.76
Jordan, St. Augustine
—
1600
4:08.75
Bowman
15th
4:03.71
Noonan, Dana Point Dana Hills, Southern
4:12.71
Yarbrough, Del Norte
—
4:13.30
Castleberry, Poway
—
4:17.12
Senn, Steele Canyon
—
4:17.32
Espinoza, Canyon Crest
—
3200
9:08.87
Wilber, Cathedral
—
8:49.30
Pretre, Atherton Menlo, Central Coast
9:09.07
Beighley, Mission Hills
—
9:13.78
Castleberry, Poway
—
9:16.69
Luecht, Rancho Bernardo
—
9:20.81
Vestemean, West Hills
—
110 Hurdles
:13.40w; :13.62
Fontenot, San Diego
1st
:13.84
Newton, Long Beach Poly
:13.81w; :13.86
Bryant, Ramona
2nd
:13.99
Reese, San Marcos
10th
:14.22
Bailey, Mission Bay
21T
:14.45
Wong, Rancho Bernardo
—
330 Hurdles
:37.41
Bailey, Mission Bay
7th
36.79
Andrade, Rancho Cucamonga Etiwanda, Southern
:37.75
Fontenot
9T
:38.22
Kim, University City
22nd
:38.29
Reese, San Marcos
24T
:38.46
De Hoyos, Helix
—
4×100 Relay
:41.53
Cathedral
21st
:40.00
Anaheim Servite, Southern
:41.79
Helix
—
:41.95
Steele Canyon
:42.00
Mount Miguel
—
:42.08
St. Augustine
—
4×400 Relay
3:16.49
Mt. Carmel
13th
3:09.94
Long Beach Poly, Southern
3:16.62
Helix
16th
3:18.16
Sage Creek
17th
3:19.89
Del Norte
—
3:20.48
Scripps Ranch
—
4×800 Relay
7:52.61
Scripps Ranch
18th
7:35.01
Temecula Great Oak, Southern
7:53.55
Point Loma
20th
7:53.73
St. Augustine
22nd
7:54.71
Del Norte
—
7:55.07
Poway
—
High Jump
6-8
Cheeks, Mission Bay
10T
7-0
Mitchell, Antelope, Sac-Joaquin
6-6
Garcia, Lincoln
18T
Stokes, Bonita Vista
—
Scott, Blythe Palo Verde Valley
—
6-4
Griffin, University City
—
Harris, Madison
—
Long Jump
24-3
Evans-Glynn, Cathedral
4th
24-7
Washington, Perris Orange Vista, Southern
23-11 1/4w; 23-6
Oluwa, Mater Dei
12T
23-1/4
Carlisle, La Costa Canyon
22-10 ¾
Cato, Mira Mesa
—
22-10 ¼
Daley, El Camino
—
Triple Jump
47-9 1/4w; 47-8
Daley, El Camino
8th
50-7
Cotlage, San Bernardino Cajon, Southern
45-7w; 45-1 ¼
Oluwa, Mater Dei
—
45-6
McGinnis, St. Augustine
—
45-5
Cato, Mira Mesa
—
45-3
Young, Mt. Carmel
—
Shot Put
52-9 ½
Gibbs, Oceanside
—
68-4
Madsen, Clovis North, Central
52-5
Gelt, San Marcos
—
51-3
Adair, Steele Canyon
50-3 ½
Llamas, Rancho Bernardo
—
50-3
Rochet, Scripps Ranch
—
Discus
168-2
Gibbs
23rd
211-6
Madsen
163-7
Diaz, Santana
—
159-9
Polak, Granite Hills
—
158-0
Llama, Rancho Bernardo
—
155-0
Curry, Rancho Bernardo
—
Pole Vault
17-1
Anderson, University City
2nd
17-2
Muhammad
16-3
Yarbrough, San Dieguito
6T
16-2
Sbuttoni IV, St. Augustine
9th
1979 Track: Tony Banks Wins State championship in Penalized 440
State meet competition is the most difficult, as many athletes who stood out in a strong San Diego Section season experienced in the two-day test in Sacramento’s Hughes Stadium. Just five of the 18 finalists from the original list of 54 entries scored in the top three of the 28 boys and girls events and only Tony Banks of Morse was a gold medalist.
Banks was declared winner of the 440 in :47.28 after finishing second to Palo Alto Cubberley’s Bill Green, disqualified for running out of his lane.
Sue McNeal of Carlsbad matched the winning 5-foot, 9-inch high jump but was second because of a miss at a lower height.
Tony Banks was three-year veteran of state 440 race and winner this season.
5/11/79
GROSSMONT LEAGUE FINALS, @GRANITE HILLS
Mark Bailey of Helix upped his County bests in the shot put and discus, wafting the platter 185 feet, 7 inches, fourth best in county history, and hurling the shot 59-8 ¾.
Billy Joe Winchester of Mount Miguel reached 195-8 in 1970, Mark Malone of El Cajon Valley 192-6 in 1976, and Matt Gauthier of Valhalla 191-2 in 1977.
Grossmont’s Phil Cookson was second in the discus at 166-6 and Monte Vista’s Carter followed in the shot put at 58-6 ¼.
—The first four runners in the 880 were timed in 1:55.7 or faster, led by Helix’s Steve Whitcomb in 1:54.1.
—Valhalla’s Cheryl Flowers won her fourth consecutive mile title with a season best of 5:08.8 and also claimed the two-mile with a Section leading 10:57.3.
EASTERN LEAGUE FINALS, @PATRICK HENRY
Excessive wind aided the host school’s Kipper Bell, who won the 100-yard dash in 09.6 and 220 in :21.6.
Frank Schiefer of Madison win the high jump at 6 feet, 8 inches, edging Vogt of Point Loma, who cleared 6-7.
Tracy Scott of Crawford won the girls’ 100 in a wind-aided :11.0 and the 220 in :25.1. Kari Alexander of Crawford won the 100 hurdles in :14.3 with wind.
Alexander and Scott also took part in Crawford’s :49.0 440 relay and 4:08.7 mile relay victories.
WESTERN LEAGUE FINALS, @SERRA
Lamar Alexander also had excessive wind behind the Hoover sprinter’s :09.8 100 and :21.5 220.
Dan Robb of La Jolla set a meet record of 14 feet, one inch in the pole vault.
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE FINALS, @HILLTOP
Susan Compton of Marian set a meet record of 123-2 in the discus and also won the shot put at 35-11 ½.
—Murphy of Coronado also was a double winner, 16-9 ¾ in the long jump and with a meet record 5-4 in the high jump.
—Mike (Ace) Adkins of Bonita Vista won the 440 in :49.0 and 220 in :23.5, but Sweetwater outscored Bonita Vista, 84-64, for the Boys championship.
Kipper Bell won San Diego Section 100 in :09.5, with Morse’s Tony Banks (Bell’s shoulder) following. Hoover’s Lamar Alexander (left) was fourth.
AVOCADO WEST LEAGUE FINALS
Jim Brennan of El Camino doubled with :49.9 and 1:53.9 victories in the 440 and 880, edging Oceanside’s Shawn O’Neal, who ran 1:54. O’Neal and won the mile in 4:21.8.
AVOCADO EAST LEAGUE FINALS
The Nash Rambler, a.k.a. Pat, of Escondido rambled to a :14.45 triumph in the 120-yard high hurdles and came back to win the 330 lows in :38.
Godwin of Orange Glen, second to Nash in :14.5 in the high hurdles and won the 440 in :50.17. Nash and Godwin returned in the mile relay and Escondido (3:24.7) nipped Orange Glen (3:24.9).
—Tylman of Poway also was a double winner, 9:18 in the two-mile and 4:26.9 in the mile.
Sue Hegerle on San Pasqual was a double winner with a 5-2 high jump and 17-3 long jump.
5/12/79
SOUTHERN LEAGUE FINALS.
Scott of Christian won the mile in 4:30.4 and two-mile in 9:50.4 and the Patriots outscored Army-Navy, 114-112, for the team championship.
Christian also won the girls’ championship by a 135-100 score over Mountain Empire.
5/19/79
SAN DIEGO SECTION TRIALS, @MT. CARMEL.
BOYS
Kipper Bell posted a wind-aided :09.5 100-yard dash, a perhaps more impressive :21.3 on the curve 220, and anchored Patrick Henry to the cold, overcast day’s fastest 440 relay, :42.5.
Season leader Mark Bailey of Helix put the shot 60 feet, ½ inch and qualified at 173-6 in the discus, and Morse, with Tony Banks anchoring in :47.8, logged 3:20.8 in the mile relay, another 1979 best.
Bell, the 1978 winner of the 220 in a section record-tying :21 (Henry’s David Russell also covered the distance in :21 in 1977), said declared he wants “:20.9” in the San Diego Section finals the next week.
—Pat Nash of Escondido tied his season-leading :14.3 in the 120-yard high hurdles and ran :37.4 in the 330 lows, off his state-leading :37.2.
Helix, the overwhelming favorite for the team title, qualified 17. Sweetwater had 10, Morse and Escondido eight each, among leaders.
Frank Schiefer of Madison cleared 6 feet, 10 inches to win San Diego Section high jump.
GIRLS
Cheryl Flowers ran the mile in a County-best 5:01.8. Morse’s Cheryl Bullard clocked :11.0, fastest 100 time of the season.
Vista led qualifiers with 14, led by shot putter Debbie Riggs’ County leading 41 feet, 1/4 inch.
5/25/79
SAN DIEGO SECTION FINALS, @MT. CARMEL.
BOYS
Kipper Bell tied he meet record of :09.5 in the 100-yard dash, won the 220 in :21.2 and anchored Patrick Henry to a :42.34 victory in the 440 relay, but Helix won the Boys’ team title.
“I didn’t do much stretching (before his race) and I think it cost me,” Bell told Nick Canepa of the Evening Tribune. “I wanted to go under :21 in the 220.”
Helix’ Mark Bailey won the shot put at 58-8 ½ and discus at 171-1 and teammate Steve Whitcomb won the mile in 4:11.9, topping Oceanside’s Shawn O’Neal by running the last 1320 in 3:04.
La Jolla’s Jeff Woodland nudged Helix’ Bill Cleves, 9:03.9 to 9:05.2 in the two-mile race.
The Highlanders’ Wade Stone surprised the Escondido rambler, Pat Nash, in a :14.6 120 high hurdles race, but the Rambler returned to set a meet record of :37.3 in the 330 low hurdles.
Morse’s Tony Banks won his third consecutive 440 final in :48.3.
Helix’ 41 points outscored runner-up Patrick Henry’ 23.
GIRLS
Sophomore Tracy Scott set a meet record of :11
In the100, win the220 in :24.8 and Crawford’s 34 points outscored Vista (23) and Valhalla (20) for the team title.
Valhalla’s Cheryl Flowers also doubled, winning the two-mile in 10:47.7 and mile in 5:05.6.
“Track is hard work,” Flowers understated after her second win.
6/1/79
BOYS
61st STATE TRIALS, @HUGHES STADIUM, SACRAMENTO.
EVENT
NAME
SCHOOL
MARK
PLACE
100
Bell
Patrick Henry
:10.1
8th
Banks
Morse
:10.31
—
220
Bell
:21.74
2nd
Alexander
Hoover
:22.96
—
440
Banks
:47.84
2nd
Adkins
Bonita Vista
:49.17
7th
880
Brennan
El Camino
1:57.31
12th
Kimble
Mt. Carmel
2:10.71
—
Mile
Whitcomb
Helix
4:19.04
6th
O’Neal
Oceanside
—
—
120 High Hurdles
Nash
Escondido
:15.2
—
Stone
Helix
:15.2
—
330 Low Hurdles
Nash
:37.91
6th
Goodwin
Morse
:38.86
18th
4×110 Relay
Patrick Henry
:42.59
12th
Lincoln
:43.45
20th
4×400 Relay
Morse
3:22.6
8th
Helix
—
—
High Jump
Schiefer
Mission Bay
6-8
1T
Green
Lincoln
6-6
14T
Long Jump
Turner
Lincoln
22-10
14
Crockett
Mt. Carmel
21-11 ½
18th
Triple Jump
Coleman
Oceanside
45-3 ½
15th
Davis
Sweetwater
44-3
18th
Shot Put
Bailey
Helix
57-3 ¾
6th
Villareal
Southwest
53-09
15th
Discus
Bailey
169-02
4th
Grunning
Vista
159-0
15th
Pole Vault
Robb
La Jolla
14-0
1T
Machin
Escondido
—
—
6/1/79
GIRLS
61ST STATE TRIALS, @HUGHES STADIUM, SACRAMENTO
EVENT
NAME
SCHOOL
MARK
PLACE
100
Scott
Crawford
:11.48
11th
Bullard
Morse
:11.61
12th
220
Bullard
:25.56
9th
Scott
—
—
440
Williams
Crawford
:58.06
11th
Clift
Valhalla
:60.15
19th
880
Cheshire
Mission Bay
2:22.82
16th
Wilson
Fallbrook
2:29.00
—
MILE
Knott
Mission Bay
5:17.6
11th
Chamberlain
San Marcos
5:18.0
13th
110 Hurdles
Alexander
Crawford
:14.51
7th
Lambert
El Camino
:14.8
17th
4×110 Relay
Morse
:48.66
10th
Crawford
—
—
4×440 Relay
Valhalla
4:12.0
17th
Crawford
4:12.40
18th
High Jump
McNeal
Carlsbad
5-7
1T
Murphy
Coronado
5-0
—
Long Jump
Hegerle
San Pasqual
16-11
15th
Whitlow
Vista
16-1 ½
19th
Shot Put
Mueller
Vista
39-1 ½
14th
Riggs
Vista
38-10 ¾
15th
Discus
Compton
Marian
122-05
11th
Miller
Santana
114-06
15th
6/2/79
BOYS
61st STATE FINALS, @HUGHES STADIUM, SACRAMENTO
EVENT
NAME
SCHOOL
MARK
PLACE
100
Bell
Patrick Henry
:10.05
7th
220
Bell
:21.60
4th
440
Banks
Morse
:47.28
1st
Adkins
Bonita Vista
—
—
880
Brennan
El Camino
1:52.25
3rd
MILE
Whitcomb
Helix
4:14.51
2nd
Two Miles
Woodland
La Jolla
9:20.13
12th
330 Low Hurdles
Nash
Escondido
8th
—
High Jump
Schiefer
Madison
6-11
2nd
Shot Put
Bailey
Helix
56-7 ¾
6th
Discus
Bailey
164-02
8th
Pole Vault
Robb
La Jolla
14-2
6th
GIRLS
61ST STATE FINALS, @HUGHES STADIUM, SACRAMENTO
EVENT
NAME
SCHOOL
MARK
PLACE
220
Bullard
Morse
—
7th
Scott
Crawford
—
8th
Two Miles
Flowers
Valhalla
10:55.9
7th
Brown
San Pasqual
—
—
110 Hurdles
Alexander
Crawford
—
8th
High Jump
McNeal
Carlsbad
5-9
2nd
Vista’s Anne Muceus and winner Cheryl Flowers (right) of Valhalla led early in two-mile run and finished 1-2 in San Diego Section final.
anne Muceus
2025 Track Week 5 Boys: Injured Arrington, Jr., Reportedly Sidelined for Rest of Season
Brandon Arrington, Jr., Mount Miguel’s defending state 100 meters and 200 meters champion, will miss the San Diego Section finals and state meet, according to two media sources. Arrington sustained a leg muscle injury in the Grossmont League 4×100 relay at Mount Miguel May 9 and did not compete in the San Diego Section Division I final last week.
The Matadors’ junior attempted to continue after the Grossmont 4×100 relay, finished fourth in the 100 in :10.95, and was done for the evening. He is the state leader at :10.21 and :20.35 in the 100 and 200 and second in the country in the 200. Arrington ranks seventh in the U.S. in 100 races in which there were wind readings and automatic timing, according to athletic.net.
2025 Track Week 4A: Girls Section and State Best Marks
San Diego Section athletes in state top 25 are noted. Marks followed by — are in addition to top 25:
GIRLS
EVENT
MARK
NAME,
SCHOOL
STATE
OTHER STATE
NAME, SCHOOL, SECTION
100
:11.70
Gilhooly, Coronado
13th
:11:36
Cole, Redondo Beach Redondo Union, Southern
:11.80
Frazier, University City
19T
:11.91
Scott, Steele Canyon
—
Morgan Herbst, Carlsbad
—
:12.02
Mack, Otay Ranch
—
200
:24.13w; 24.73
Gilhooly
14T
:23.39
Wright, Temecula Chaparral, Southern
:24.43
Frazier
—
:24.54
Gonzales, Torrey Pines
—
:24.58w
Mack
—
:24.62
Scott
—
400
:53.92
Makenna Herbst, Carlsbad
2nd
:53.77
Whitehead, Fontana Summit, Southern
:54.47
Gonzales
8th
:55.66
Morgan Herbst, Carlsbad
21st
:55.67
Hawkins, Olympian
22nd
:56.10
Daniels, Steele Canyon
—
800
2:04.72
Makenna Herbst
1st
2:07.72
Packard,San Juan Capistrano J Serra, Southern
2:07.99
Dailey, La Jolla
3rd
2:10.82
Arciaga, Westview
13th
2:11.45
Williams, Eastlake
18th
2:12.25
Miracco, Sage Creek
23rd
1600
4:40.28
Dailey
1st
4:41.16
Thomsen, Santa Rosa Montgomery, North Coast
4:46.70
Williams, Eastlake
6th
4:53.20
Aguirre, Patrick Henry
25th
4:56.40
Gibson, Cathedral
—
4:57.04
Miracco, Sage Creek
—
MILE
4:41.92
Dailey
1st
4:44.87
Thomsen
3200
9:58.2
Dailey
1st
9:58.17
Thomsen
10:17.63
Williams
7th
10:30.26
Aguirre
10th
10:43.42
Dunayevich, Canyon Crest
—
10:44.44
Gibson
—
Two Miles
12:08.18
Vasquez, Calexico
11th
10:01.17
Thomsen
100 Hurdles
:12.99w; :13.16
Bowen-Fontenot, San Diego
1st
:13.79
Edwards, L.B. Wilson, Southern
:14.07
Thomas, Grossmont
8th
:14.29
Mack
13th
:14.44w
:14.8
Allison, Steele Canyon
17T
:14.54
Czyszczon, Del Norte
22nd
:14.57
Nardi, Carlsbad
25T
300 Hurdles
:40.26
Morgan Herbst, Carlsbad
:1st
:40.56
Edwards
:41.25
Bowen-Fontenot
3rd
:42.19
Mack
6th
:43.33
Echsner, Del Norte
15th
:43.95
Miracco, Sage Creek
24th
4×100 Relay
:46.80
Carlsbad
9th
:45.21
Fullerton Rosary, Southern
:46.92
Steele Canyon
12th
:48.01
Olympian
—
:48.07
Del Norte
—
:48.08
Sage Creek
—
4×400 Relay
3:46.95
Carlsbad
2nd
3:39.60
L.B. Wilson, Southern
3:55.20
Westview
18th
3:56.59
Steele Canyon
24th
3:57.26
Olympian
—
3:57.61
Eastlake
—
4×800 Relay
9:13.06
Scripps Ranch
5th
8:53.85
San Juan Capistrano J Serra, Southern
9:13.22
Cathedral
6th
9:16.10
Del Norte
10th
9:35.81
Point Loma
—
9:40.20
San Dieguito
—
High Jump
5-5
Ortiz, El Centro Central
21T
5-10
Cottrill, Newhall Hart, Southern
5-4
Schroeder, Otay Ranch
25T
Lopez Valenzuela, Poway
25T
5-3
Frankel, Sage Creek
—
Guckenberger, Sage Creek
—
Cunningham, Westview
—
Long Jump
18-8 1/2
Estes, Canyon Crest
20T
19-10
Webster, L.B. Wilson,Southern
18-8
Jones, Oceanside
24T
18-3 ¼
O’Donnell, Cathedral
—
18-1
Harris, Bonita Vista
—
17-10
Fonseca, Del Norte
—
Roche, Eastlake
—
Triple Jump
39-10 ¾w; 39-4
Jones
4th
40-10
Varner, Rancho Cucamonga, Southern
38-6
O’Donnell
17th
37-8
Harris
—
37-2 ½
Bateman, La Jolla Country Day
—
37-2 ¼
Pascual, Rancho Bernardo
—
Shot Put
39-9 1/2
Ford, Helix
20th
50-7
Massey, Aliso Viejo Aliso Niguel, Southern
39-7 ¼
Seabolt, Mt. Carmel
23rd
39-1 ½
Davis, Oceanside
—
37-8
Christenson, Grossmont
—
Fuller-Lytle, Crawford
—
Discus
148-3
Frankel
8th
173-3
Williams, Redlands, Southern
127-9
Sugimae, Canyon Crest
—
121-5
Ford
—
118-1
McClean, San Marcos
—
116-3
Chistenson
—
Pole Vault
13-9
Echsner
1st
13-0
Boyse, Burlingame, Central Coast
12-8
Condiff, Canyon Crest
5th
12-6
Humer, Rancho Bernardo
8T
12-5
Khieu, Del Norte
10th
12-0
Bugayong, Rancho Bernardo
18T
11-9
Roznovsky, Canyon Crest
25T
2025 Track Week 4: Boys Section and State Best Marks
San Diego Section athletes in state top 25 are noted. Marks followed by — are in addition to top 25:
EVENT
MARK
NAME, SCHOOL
STATE
OTHER STATE
NAME
SCHOOL, SECTION
100
:10.21
Arrington, Jr., Mount Miguel,
1st
:10.30w;
Clayton, Jr.
Oak Hills, Southern
:10.62
Getz, Mission Bay
—
:10.30w
Sermons
Rancho Cucamonga, Southern
:10.62
Bishop, West Hills
—
:10.65
Faalave, Cathedral
—
:10.77
Harris, Helix
—
200
:20.35
Arrington, Jr.
1st
:20.88w
Sermons
:21.37
Getz, Mission Bay
19T
:21.44
Bishop
—
:21.55
Smoole, La Jolla
—
Campbell, Steele Canyon
400
:46.51
Arrington, Jr.
3rd
:45.69
Stadlman
Temecula Valley, Southern
:48.11
Gray, Helix
—
:48.29
Slaughter, Mt. Carmel
—
:48.29
Ellis, Helix
—
:48.34
Pereyra, Clairemont
800
1:50.39
Bowman, Sage Creek
1st
1:50.45
Obando
L.B. Wilson, Southern
1:53.25
Arnaudy, St. Augustine
21st
1:53.94
Yarbrough, Del Norte
—
1:54.20
van Eldik Thieme, Scripps Ranch
—
1:54.76
Jordan, St. Augustine
—
1600
4:08.75
Bowman
9th
4:04.88
Noonan
Dana Point Dana Hills, Southern
4:13.55
Yarbrough
—
4:16.73
Castleberry, Poway
—
4:17.47
Senn, Steele Canyon
—
4:19.38
Wilber, Cathedral
—
MILE
4:10.16
Bowman
4th
4:07.71
Pretre
Atherton Menlo, Central Coast
3200
9:08.87
Wilber, Cathedral
—
8:49.30
Pretre
9:09.07
Beighley, Mission Hills
—
9:13.78
Castleberry, Poway
—
9:16.69
Luecht, Rancho Bernardo
—
9:20.81
Vestemean, West Hills
—
Two Miles
10:01.06
Delicino, San Diego
9th
9:44.28
Mendonca
Hilmar, Sac-Joaquin
110 Hurdles
:13.47w; :13.62
Fontenot, San Diego
1st
:13.85
Bright
Murrieta Mesa, Southern
:13.86
Bryant, Ramona
3rd
:13.99
Reese, San Marcos
6th
:14.22
Bailey, Mission Bay
16th
:14.45
Wong, Rancho Bernardo
—
330 Hurdles
:37.64
Bailey
5th
36.79
Andrade
Rancho Cucamonga Etiwanda, Southern
:37.75
Fontenot
7T
:38.29
Reese, San Marcos
17T
:38.46
De Hoyos, Helix
21st
4×100 Relay
:41.79
Helix
—
:40.00
Anaheim Servite, Southern
:41.95
Steele Canyon
—
:42.00
Mount Miguel
—
:42.06
Cathedral
—
:42.08
St. Augustine
—
4×400 Relay
3:18.72
Helix
18th
3:19.89
Del Norte
—
3:09.94
L.B. Poly, Southern
3:20.20
Mt. Carmel
—
3:21.26
Point Loma
—
3:23.38
Sage Creek
—
4×800 Relay
7:52.61
Scripps Ranch
17th
7:35.01
Temecula Great Oak, Southern
7:54.71
Del Norte
21st
7:58.94
Point Loma
—
8:03.29
Poway
—
8:05.61
St. Augustine
—
High Jump
6-7
Cheeks, Mission Bay
17T
6-11
Mitchell
Antelope, Sac-Joaquin
6-6
Garcia, Lincoln
18T
6-4
Stokes, Bonita Vista
—
Scott, Blythe Palo Verde Valley
—
6-3
Riker, Westview
—
Johnson, El Camino
—
Long Jump
23-11 1/4
Evans-Glynn, Cathedral
4th
24-7
Washington
Perris Orange Vista, Southern
23-6
Oluwa, Mater Dei
12T
22-10 ¾
Cato, Mira Mesa
—
22-8 ½
Sheridan, Rancho Buena Vista
—
22-7 ½
Cheeks
—
Triple Jump
47-8
Daley, El Camino
8th
50-7
Cotlage
San Bernardino Cajon, Southern
45-5
Cato
—
45-0
Oluwa
—
44-11
West, El Camino
—
44-5
Trang, Eastlake
—
Shot Put
52-9 ½
Gibbs, Oceanside
—
68-4
Madsen
Clovis North, Central
52-5
Gelt, San Marcos
—
50-3 ½
Llamas, Rancho Bernardo
—
50-3
Rochet, Scripps Ranch
—
48-11 /12
Alvarez, Imperial
—
Discus
168-2
Gibbs
20th
211-6
Madsen
163-7
Diaz, Santana
—
159-9
Polak, Granite Hills
—
158-0
Llamas
—
154-8
Curry, Rancho Bernardo
—
Pole Vault
17-1
Anderson, University City
2nd
17-2
Muhammad
Pittsburg, North Coast
16-3
Yarbrough, San Dieguito
6T
16-2
Sbuttoni IV, St. Augustine
8T
15-9
Suhar, Torrey Pines
14T
15-6
Doomey, Ramona
19T
Sotelo, Grossmont
19T
2025 Track Week 3: Arrington Jr., Scorches in 400 Attempt
His coaches at Helix, where Brandon Arrington, Jr., competed as a freshman, believed the 400 meters might be his best event. Having dominated the California 100 and 200-meter scene since transferring to Mount Miguel in 2024, Arrington, Jr., took a fling at the 400 last week.
Arrington raced to a :46.51 clocking in the season’s final dual meet against Grossmont and vaulted into second place in California behind the :45.69 of Temecula Valley’s Jack Stadlman.
The Matadors’ junior also became the fourth San Diego county runner to cover the distance in under 47 seconds and he ranks 11th in the country in the event this season.
Until the late 1970s San Diego County schools competed in the 440-yard, quartermile distance. The distance for 400 meters is 437.443 yards with a conversion to metrics being 0.3 seconds.
Fully electronic times also affect hand stopwatch timing, depending on the distance.
Many old 440-yard races started from a chute and covered just one turn of the track and 220-yard races were on a straightaway.
Mission Bay star Jim Cerveny’s 1957 state meet record of 1:52.7 in the 880 at Berkeley began in a chute and covered three turns of the track.
