Madison’s Doton Ogundeji continues to lead state and national shot putters and Mt. Carmel’s Derek Morton has moved in front of California 800-meter runners.
Both are expected to take on some of the nation’s best in the annual Arcadia Invitational Friday and Saturday.
Ogundeji leads the nation with a throw of 65-4 1/2 and is 10th in the U.S. and fourth in California with a 180-foot waft in the discus.
Morton took the state lead with a  1:53.60 last week in a dual meet at Westview and is fifth in the country.
The Sundevils senior showed promise last year with bests of 1:57.80 and 4:18.16 in the 1,600 meters and cranked a 1:55.65 month ago in the Mt. Carmel Field and Distances invite.
Other San Diego Section athletes who have moved into respective state Top 10’s:
| Event | Rank | Name | School | Mark |
| 300 HurdlesG | 4 | Hannah Labrie-Smith | Cathedral | :43.4 |
| 1600 MetersG | 5 | Emma Abrahamson | La Costa Canyon | 4:55.81 |
| 1600 MetersB | 7 | Erik Armes | Coronado | 4:16.32 |
| Pole VaultG | 8T | Augusta Thomason | Rancho Bernardo | 12-0 |
| 800 MetersB | 9 | Bryan Alvarado | Sweetwater | 1:55.30 |
| 800 MetersG | 9 | Kelly Bernd | Canyon Crest | 2:15.09 |
| 200 MetersG | 9T | Melissa Mongiovi | West Hills | :24.79 |
| Pole VaultB | 9T | Charlie Bush | Poway | 15-7 |
| Shot PutG | 10 | Kiely Osby | Escondido | 42-10 1/2 |
| 400 MetersB | 10 | Brian Thomas | Scripps Ranch | :48.41 |
| 1600 RelayB | 10 | Scripps Ranch | 3:20.75 |
