The January grind continues with virtually no change in the Top 10 last week as teams try to position themselves for the February stretch run.

The only movement was all the way down in ninth and 10^th places. St. Augustine moved up to No. 9, and San Diego High made its first appearance at No. 10.  The first eight teams were unchanged from Week 3.

Montgomery defeated Francis Parker in a nonleague game, 71-56, in its only activity (the Aztecs knocked off Victory Christian, 70-46, on Monday, Jan. 27, after voting had taken place.  Montgomery and Victory each is 2-1 in the Metropolitan South Bay League).

The Aztecs will get a chance to reverse one of their two losses when coach Ed Martin’s team plays host in nine days to host 17-2 and 3-0 league-leading Olympian, which stunned Monty, 53-47, a couple weeks ago.  Montgomery’s other loss was 61-57 to 19-5 San Juan Capistrano, the No. 6 squad in California, according to Cal-High Sports.

John Maffei’s weekly The San Diego Union poll. First-place votes in parenthesis.
Points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.
Bold entries in columns are up-to-date rankings, followed by previous.
Cal-Hi Sports’ and Max-Preps’ represent state rankings. NR—Not ranked.
Records as of Jan 26.

	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREVIOUS	MAXPREPS	CAL-HI SPORTS
1	Montgomery	19-2 (17)	179	1	11/13	16/15
2	San Marcos	19-3	167	2	30/27	On Bubble/Bubble
3	Carlsbad	16-4	140	3	26/31	27/28
4	Torrey Pines	17-5	122	4	51/54	NR-NR
5	Olympian	17-2 (1)	113	5	40/42	NR-NR
6	Cathedral	14-7	87	6	77/87	NR-NR
7	Mission Bay	15-6	59	7	53/50	NR-NR
8	Santa Fe Christian	18-4	56	8	61/65	NR-NR
9	St. Augustine	9-13	52	10	164/163	NR-NR
10	San Diego	17-3	10	NR	130/197	NR-NR

Others receiving votes
La Jolla Country Day (12-10, 6 points), Mission Hills (14-8, 4), Mira Mesa  (17-3, 3), Francis Parker (14-10, 2), Madison (16-6, 1).

Voting panel: 18 sportswriters, sportscasters, and administrators who cover the San Diego Section, plus MaxPreps:

John Maffei (San Diego Union-Tribune).
Aaron Burgin (Full-time hoops).
Steve Brand,  Bodie DeSilva (Union-Tribune freelance correspondents).

Olympian upset (?) Montgomery, 53-47, in a Metro Mesa League game but the voters weren’t too impressed. The Aztecs remained No. 1 in the poll and the Eagles advanced only from eighth to fifth despite an overall record of 16-2.  Montgomery is 18-2.

Olympian’s losses were 60-56 to Francis Parker and 63-60 to now-No. 2 San Marcos.  Montgomery’s other defeat was 61-57 to San Juan Capistrano JSerra.

Most surprising score of the week was Torrey Pines’ 76-45 rout of Carlsbad, which withered under the heat of a game-ending 41-6 run by the Falcons.  The Lancers had led, 39-35.

John Maffei’s weekly The San Diego Union poll. First-place votes in parenthesis.
Points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.
Bold entries in columns are up-to-date rankings, followed by previous.
Cal-Hi Sports’ and Max-Preps’ represent state rankings. NR—Not ranked.
Records as of Jan 19.

	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREVIOUS	MAXPREPS	CAL-HI SPORTS
1	Montgomery	18-2 (16)	178	1	13-8	15/11
2	San Marcos	17-3	151	3	27-24	On Bubble/NR
3	Carlsbad	14-3 (1)	147	2	31-28	28/15
4	Torrey Pines	15-5	119	6	54-67	NR-NR
5	Olympian	16-2 (1)	95	8	42-58	NR-NR
6	Cathedral	13-7	85	5	87	NR-NR
7	Mission Bay	13-5	83	4	50	NR-NR
8	Santa Fe Christian	18-4	72	7	65	NR-NR
9	Mission Hills	14-6	25	10	163-139	NR-NR
10	St. Augustine	7-12	17	NR	197	NR-NR

Others receiving votes
La Jolla Country Day (11-10, 16 points) Mira Mesa  (16-2, 11), San Diego (14-3, 2).

Voting panel: 18 sportswriters, sportscasters, and administrators who cover the San Diego Section, plus MaxPreps:

John Maffei (San Diego Union-Tribune).
Aaron Burgin (Full-time hoops).
Steve Brand,  Bodie DeSilva (Union-Tribune freelance correspondents).
Todd Cassen (CIF office).
Rick Smith (Partletonsports.com).
Joe Evangelist (Coaching Legends).
Tom Helmantoler (Southern Conference).
Rex Johnson (CIF Advisory Committee).
Christian Pedersen (San Diego Sports Association).
Braden Surprenant (97.3-FM The Fan).
John Kentera, Dennis Ackerman, Steve (Biff) Dolan, Eric Williams, Tom Ronco, Adam Paul (freelance contributors).

 

John Maffei’s weekly The San Diego Union poll. First-place votes in parenthesis.
Points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.
Bold entries in columns are up-to-date rankings, followed by previous.
Cal-Hi Sports’ and Max-Preps’ represent state rankings. NR—Not ranked.
Records as of Feb. 12.

	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREVIOUS	MAXPREPS	CAL-HI SPORTS
1	Montgomery	17-1 (18)	180	1	8-9	11/10
2	Carlsbad	13-2	162	2	15-24	15-14
3	San Marcos	15-3	142	3	28-27	On Bubble/NR
4	Mission Bay	13-4	125	4	40-34	NR-NR
5	Cathedral	12-6	97	6	91-110	NR-NR
6	Torrey Pines	13-5	90	7	67-68	NR-NR
7	Santa Fe Christian	15-4	71	5	75-64	NR-NR
8	Olympian	13-2	56	8	58-54	NR-NR
9	La Jolla Country Day	10-9	35	8	139-154	NR-NR
10	Mission Hills	11-6	8	NR	182	NR-NR

Others receiving votes
Francis Parker (11-7, 7 points), Mira Mesa  (13-2, 6), San Diego (11-2, 6), St. Augustine (5-12, 6).

Voting panel: 18 sportswriters, sportscasters, and administrators who cover the San Diego Section, plus MaxPreps:

John Maffei (San Diego Union-Tribune).
Aaron Burgin (Full-time hoops).
Steve Brand,  Bodie DeSilva (Union-Tribune freelance correspondents).
Todd Cassen (CIF office).
Rick Smith (Partletonsports.com).
Joe Evangelist (Coaching Legends).
Tom Helmantoler (Southern Conference).
Rex Johnson (CIF Advisory Committee).
Christian Pedersen (San Diego Sports Association).
Braden Surprenant (97.3-FM The Fan).
John Kentera, Dennis Ackerman, Steve (Biff) Dolan, Eric Williams, Tom Ronco, Adam Paul (freelance contributors).

Max Turner of Granite Hills wrapped the San Diego Section scoring championship after he rushed for three touchdowns in the Eagles’ 34-28, Southern California regional playoff loss against Huntington Beach Edison.

Turner’s 216 points outpaced the 188 of Calipatria’s Dominic Hawk and the 5-foot-8, 185-pounder was a model of consistency for coach Kellan Cobbs’ team, scoring an average of at least three TD’s a game, with a 7.6-yard average for 268 rushing attempts, according to MaxPreps.

Turner, who scored 32 rushing touchdowns, also caught 23 passes for a 9.2-yard average and four touchdowns.  He passed once for 44 yards and a touchdown.

The scoring total put the Eagles senior into a tie for 22nd with Imperial’s Royce Freeman (2012) among all-time San Diego Section ballers.  Oceanside’s C.R. Roberts had 194 points in 1953 and Ramona’s Gary Mayer 193 in 1958 for all-time highs in the period of 1915-59, when the County was aligned in the CIF Southern Section.

Turner bettered the school record of 150 by Jacob Siegfried in 2017.

San Diego Section basketball teams, after hundreds of games and enough travel to catch the attention of Triple-A, are settling into the January-February grind of league play and selected intersectionals before the Southern California playoffs.

Montgomery is No. 1 in John Maffei’s latest The San Diego Union-Tribune poll and No. 8 in California, according to Max Preps and Cal-Hi Sports.

Montgomery coach Ed Martin, a 1996 graduate of the school, which opened in 1970, has built a power since taking direction of the program 17 seasons ago, elevating the Aztecs into regional prominence.

(Martin also boldly brought attention to his team when he scheduled three consecutive years of home games and certain losses, but capacity crowds, against Chatsworth Sierra Canyon and LeBron’s son Bronny James).

The Aztecs are 16-1 with only a 61-57 loss to 15-3 JSerra of San Juan Capistrano after trailing, 36-20, at halftime. Carlsbad is 12-2 and Cal-Hi Sports’ No. 14 and has losses to JSerra, 91-77, and Philadelphia’s Father Judge, 80-70.

Carlsbad won a November game against Santa Ana Mater Dei, 74-72, in overtime.  The usually powerful Monarchs are 13-4 and defeated San Diego Section No. 3 San Marcos, 71-63, last week.

John Maffei’s weekly The San Diego Union–Tribune poll:
*First-place votes in parenthesis.
*Points on 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis.
*Cal-Hi Sports’ and Max Preps’ represent state rankings.
*NR—Not ranked.

Records as of Monday, Jan. 6.

#	TEAM	RECORD	POINTS	PREVIOUS	MAX-PREPS	CAL-HI SPORTS
1	Montgomery	16-1 (18)	180	1	8	10/13
2	Carlsbad	12-2	161	2	24	14/15
3	San Marcos	15-3	153	3	27	NR
4	Mission Bay	12-4	120	6	34	NR
5	Santa Fe Christian	15-3	103	5	64	NR
6	Cathedral	11-6	82	7	110	NR
7	Torrey Pines	11-5	72	4	68	NR
8	Olympian	12-2	35	9	54	NR
9	La Jolla Country Day	8-9	34	8	154	NR
10	Mira Mesa	13-1	22	10	87	NR

Others receiving votes
Francis Parker (11-5, 21 points), Mission Hills (10-6, 9), San Diego (9-2, 3), Calexico (12-4, 2).

Voting panel: 18 sportswriters, sportscasters and administrators from throughout the San Diego Section:
John Maffei (The San Diego Union-Tribune)
Aaron Burgin (Full-time hoops).
Steve Brand,  Bodie DeSilva (Union-Tribune correspondents).
Todd Cassen (CIF San Diego Section).
Rick Smith (Partletonsports.com).
Joe Evangelist (Coaching Legends Committee).
Tom Helmantoler (Southern Conference Advisor).
Rex Johnson (CIF Advisory Committee).
Christian Pedersen (San Diego Sports Association).
Braden Surprenant (97.3-FM The Fan)
John Kentera, Dennis Ackerman, Steve (Biff) Dolan, Eric Williams, Tom Ronco, Adam Paul (freelance contributors).

El Camino High, three years removed from opening its doors and splitting from Oceanside High (taking many outstanding athletes and football coach Herb Meyer), became the first San Diego County team since San Diego High in 1938 to win a state team championship.

The Wildcats scored 16 points, edging Gardena and Pasadena, which had 15 each.

Darrell (Dokie) Williams completed a brilliant career with victories in the long jump (25-1 ¼) and triple jump (50-4 ¼), but it was Williams’ fourth place in the 100-yard dash and a late-in-the-competition fourth in the triple jump by Craig Montgomery which pushed the Wildcats over the top.

ELECTRONIC WAYS TO DO IT

San Diego Section track was awash with great marks, with multiple outstanding performances in many events, some not noted.

But races in which times were by stopwatches and the human hand were on their way out.  Fully electronic times were used for most races in the state meet since 1976 and would be favored in big events in the years to come.

Even blazing wind-aided efforts by Williams, Patrick Henry’s Kipper Bell and Point Loma’s Milton Weaver, and the girls’ Judy Reed in the local meets did not carry over to the state meet in Bakersfield.

But it still was a banner year for the boys and girls.

5/5/78

Matt Gauthier of Valhalla concluded the dual meet season with a 61-foot, 10 ½-inch shot put and 170-11 ½ discus throw in the Norsemen’s 75-41 win over Santana.

–McFadden of Crawford turned a :49.9 440, Mike Durden of Helix a :50, Mike (Ace) Adkins of Bonita Vista a :50.4, and Tony Banks of Morse a :50.6.

—La Jolla’s Jeff Woodland doubled with a 2:00.0 half mile and 9:20.9 two-mile in La Jolla’s 91-44 win over Mira Mesa.

–San Diego, trailing, 67-66, won the final event mile relay in 3:24.3 for a 71-67 squeaker over Madison.

—Point Loma’s Milton Weaver doubled in :09.9 and :21.8 in the 100 and 220 and Kipper bell of Patrick Henry doubled in :10 and :21.9.

5/9/78

EASTERN LEAGUE TRIALS, @PATRICK HENRY

Point Loma’s Milton Weaver and Patrick Henry’s Kipper Bell each raced to :09.8 clockings in the 100-yard dash and Morse’s Tony Banks ran :09.9.

All three also won heats in the 220 and Banks added a :49.7 victory in the 440.  Morse’s Ron Roberts doubled with a 1:59.5 in the 880 and 4:24.9 in the mile.

WESTERN LEAGUE TRIALS, @SERRA

Hoover’s Jeff Mays raced to a :21.6, the County’s fastest in the 220; his best had been :22.2.  Mays also won a heat in the 100 in :9.9.

GROSSMONT LEAGUE TRIALS, @HELIX

Matt Gauthier of Valhalla and Ken Pole of El Capitan wowed a mob of spectators in the shot put area, where Gauthier went 61 feet, 4 ¼ inches, and Pole 61-4.

Helix’ Mike Durden ran :49.5 in the 440 and Marc Keller 4:19.2 in the mile.

Helix led Valhalla in qualifiers 25-17.

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE TRIALS, @CASTLE PARK.

Bonita Vista’s Mike (Ace) Adkins won a 100 heat in :10.3 and a 440 try in :51.5.

Hilltop’s Randy Wagner (:14.9, :39.4) and Castle Park’s Jon Wilford (:15.0, :39.6) set up an anticipated duel later in the week in finals of the 120-yard high hurdles and 330 lows.

5/12/78

EASTERN LEAGUE FINALS, @PATRICK HENRY

Kipper Bell of the host school was a double winner, :09.6 in the 100 and :21.7 in the 220.  The 100 time was wind-aided, also reflected in the :09.6 by runner-up Milton Weaver of Point Loma and the :09.7 by third-place Tony Banks of Morse.

Judy Reed of Crawford smoked a windy :10.6 in the 100, with teammate Danita Young posting :10.8.  Reed and Young teamed with Kari Alexander and Vanessa Williams for a blazing :47.2, reported fastest time in the country, to Morse’s :48.1 in the 440 relay.

GROSSMONT LEAGUE FINALS, @HELIX

Ken Pole and Matt Gauthier engaged in another outstanding shot put competition, Pole winning at 63 feet, 4 inches, second best in California this season.  Gauthier was close at 62-7 ¼.

—Mike Durden led a 1-2-3 Helix finish in the 440 at :49.0, followed by Green and Bartzak at :50.2 each.  The Highlanders won the mile relay in 3:23.2.

—Butch Schroll of Granite Hills high jumped 6-6 and Cameron Gary of Helix reached 23-4 ½ in the long jump. Tim Nash of Santana won the 880 in 1:56.7.

—Valhalla’s Cheryl Flowers won her third consecutive mile championship in 5:00.2 and added the two-mile in 11:13.2.

METROPOLITAN LEAGUE FINALS, @CHULA VISTA

Mike Adkins doubled with a :10.1 100 and :49.8 440 for Bonita Vista.  Teammate Fred Doane set a record of 9:30.2 in the two-mile and came back later to take the mile in 4:28.8.

Randy Wagner, running without competition from Castle Park’s Jon Wilford, who was byed into the CIF trials, was a :15.0 and :38.4 winner in the 120 highs and 330 low hurdles.  Kenny Blinsman of Mar Vista won the 880 in 1:56.7.

SOUTHERN LEAGUE FINALS

All races were measured in meters, a preview of what would take place when state track and field fully embraced the metric system in 1983.

Covington of La Jolla Country Day won the high jump at 6-6 and pole vault at 11 feet.

AVOCADO WEST TRIALS, @VISTA
El Camino’s Dokie Williams turned in a seemingly routine triple, winning his 100 heat in :09.8 and leading in the long jump (23 feet, 6 inches) and triple jump (48-2 ½).

AVOCADO EAST TRIALS, @MT. CARMEL

Poway’s Dave Brown and Escondido’s Pat Nash previewed a battle in the 300 hurdles.  Brown ran :39 in his heat and Nash rambled to the same clocking a few minutes later.

5/20/78

SAN DIEGO SECTION TRIALS, @MT. CARMEL

BOYS

El Camino’s Dokie Williams was frustrated.

“It seems like every time I do something good it’s followed by a little ‘w’,” Williams told Steve Brand of The San Diego Union after winning a 100-yard dash heat in :09.4 with a 7.60 wind, over the allowable 04.47 miles per hour.

Patrick Henry’s Kipper Bell equaled Williams’ run with another :09.4, aided by a 5.59 breeze. Morse’s Tony Banks had a push of 10.28 m.p.h. in his :09.6 heat win.

Point Loma’s Milton Weaver was timed in :09.5 in Williams’ race, followed by Sam Jackson of Lincoln in :09.7.

“The :09.4 felt the same as a :09.7 and having Milton right there helped, but it was wind-aided,” said Williams.  “I just hate W’s.”

Bell weighed in: “I’d rather it be legit, but it’s hard to push yourself when there’s no one with you. It might have been a :09.2 if Dokie had been in my heat.”

—Weaver’s :21.2 in the 220 was fastest in the state this season, but also was trailed by excessive wind.

—Williams also paced the field with a 23-8 1/4w long jump and 48-11 3/4w triple jump, plus anchoring the Wildcats to :42.5, the day’s fastest 440 relay.

Jim Brennan of El Camino ran the season’s fastest 880 in 1:54.5.

—El Captain’s Ken Pole, one of the favorites, did not qualify in the discus but hit a career high 62-4 ½ in the shot put.  Nine others competitors did at least 52 feet.

El Camino, quietly positive/hopeful of its team chances in the upcoming state meet, sustained a big loss when Dokie’’s brother, Alex Williams, failed to qualify in the high jump at 6 feet 6 inches, below his best of 6-10 as Williams labored with a sore heel.

El Camino (16), Morse (10), Helix (9), Lincoln (7), and San Diego (6) led qualifiers.

GIRLS

Morse’s Judy Reed blazed to wind-aided :10.7 and :23.6 100 and 220 victories. Reed also was a member of the Colts’ winning 440 (:48.2) and mile (4:00.6) relays.

Morse led qualifiers with 12, followed by Crawford (10), Vista (8), and Mt. Carmel (7).

5/26/78

BOYS SAN DIEGO SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS, @MT. CARMEL

Dokie Williams had a hand in 22 of the 41 points El Camino scored as the Wildcats survived a scary moment. before rolling to the team title.

Williams fouled on his first two attempts in the triple jump.  One more misstep and he would be out. Competitors get three jumps in the trials and three more if they move to the finals.

Williams stared down the long, asphalt approach as he stepped on the runway for a third and final try to be one of six finalists.

“All I thought about was hitting the line. I told myself, ‘Just don’t foul,’ “ said Williams who soared a state-leading 51 feet, ¾ inch on his last try to qualify, breaking the Section record of 50-4½ he set the season before.

Williams also won the long jump at 24-6 ½ and emerged after a tense duel with Patrick Henry’s Kipper Bell in the 100. There were three false starts, including one by Bell, before Williams, sitting patiently in his blocks, exploded for a :09.4 victory which was aided by a 6.71 wind, over the allowable 4.447.

Bell returned and had no wind as he tied the meet record of :21.0 in the 220.

Anchor man Williams also almost made up eight yards on winning Morse in the 440 relay, with both teams timed in :41.9.

Overshadowed was a second place in the triple jump at 47-4 1/2 by El Camino’s Craig Montgomery.  Craig’s effort would prove important the following week as the Wildcats geared for a state team championship bid.

GIRLS SAN DIEGO SECTION CHAMPIONSHIPS, @MT, CARMEL

Judy Reed’s spectacular :10.5 win in the 100 was aided by an 8.95 miles an hour wind, short circuiting a record, but Reed and her teammates won the team title with 35 points to Morse’s 30.

Reed set a meet record of :24 in the 220 and Crawford’s Kari Alexander set a meet record of :14.4 in the 110 low hurdles and the duo teamed with Danita Young and Vanessa Williams for a :47.4 in the short relay to Morse’s :47.8 and a winning 3:57.2 in the mile relay to Morse’s 3:57.6.

6/2/78

60^TH STATE TRACK TRIALS, MEMORIAL STADIUM, BAKERSFIELD

BOYS

EVENT	NAME	SCHOOL	MARK	PLACE*
100	Williams	El Camino	:09.98	6th
	Bell	Patrick Henry	:10.02	14th
220	Bell		:21.77	T2
	Weaver	Point Loma	:22.38	16th
440	Banks	Morse	:48.60	9th
	Durden	Helix	:50.02	15th
880	Brown	Poway	1:54.0	3rd
	Brennan	El Camino	1:54.73	7th
Mile	Keller	Helix	4:13.09	8th
120 High Hurdles	Nash	Escondido	:14.89	14th
	Wagner	Hilltop	:14.8	15th
330 Low Hurdles	Nash		:38.4	16th
	Johnson	San Diego	:38.88	18th
4×110 Relay	B. Ervin, W. Ervin, Becton, Banks	Morse	:42.74	18th
		El Camino	—	—
4X440 Relay	Hawkins, Godwin, W. Ervin, Banks	Morse	3:14.8	3rd
High Jump	Schiefer	Madison	6-6	13th
	Younger	Mira Mesa	—	—
Long Jump	Hamilton	Castle Park	24-0	1st
	Williams		22-9 ¾	7th
Triple Jump	Williams		50-2 ¾	1st
	Montgomery	El Camino	47-6¾	8th
Shot Put	Pole	El Capitan	60-5¼	4th
	Gauthier	Valhalla	59-4¼	8th
Discus	Esquibel	Valhalla	161-02	12th
	Gauthier		145-01	19th
Pole Vault`	Reid	El Cajon Valley	—	—
	Kennedy	Fallbrook	No Height	—

GIRLS

EVENT	NAME	SCHOOL	MARK	PLACE
100	Reed	Crawford	:11.01	6th
	Herring	Morse	:11.51	16th
220	Reed		:24.57	5th
	Herring		:25.69	15T
440	Fulton	Bonita Vista	:57.6	14th
	Thomas	Morse	:58.8	17T
880	Hawks	San Dieguito	2:19.4	17th
	Proulx	El Cajon Valley	2:21.9	23rd
Mile	Flowers	Valhalla	4:55.8	8T
	Spencer	Bonita Vista	—	—
110 Hurdles	Alexander	Crawford	:15.10	14th
	Perkins	Helix	:15.13	15th
4×100 Relay	Alexander, Reed, Williams, Young	Crawford	:47.33	1st
	Herring, Millsap, Reed, Bullard	Morse	:48.13	6th
4×400 Relay	Alexander, K. Williams, V. Williams, Reed	Crawford	3:53.3	3rd
	Bullard, M. Thomas, Millsap, Herring	Morse	3:53.9	4th
High Jump	McNeal	Carlsbad	5-4	1T
	Lapp	Ramona	5-2	17T
Long Jump	Whitlow	Vista	—	—
	Grauf	La Jolla	—	—
Shot Put	McBride	Vista	41-0¾	10th
	Herse	Patrick Henry	37-11 1/2	18th
Discus	McBride		118-03	14th
	Herse		117-05	16th

6/3/78

60^TH BOYS STATE TRACK FINALS, MEMORIAL STADIUM, BAKERSFIELD

100	Williams	El Camino	:10.1	4th
220	Bell	Patrick Henry	:21.85	6th
880	Brown	Poway	1:52.64	5th
	Brennan	El Camino	1:53.6	8th
Mile	Doane	Bonita Vista	4:18.5	6th
Two Miles	Rose	Helix	9:10.8	7th
	Woodland	La Jolla	9:12.4	10th
4×400 Relay	Hawkins, Goodwin, W. Ervin, Banks	Morse	3:19.1	8th
Long Jump	Williams		25-1¼	1st
	Hamilton	Castle Park	23-7½	5th
Triple Jump	Williams		50-4 1/4	1st
	Montgomery	El Camino	48-8 ¼	4th
Shot Put	Pole	El Capitan	60-9¼	5th
	Gauthier	Valhalla	60-7 1/4	6th

60^TH GIRLS STATE TRACK FINALS, MEMORIAL STADIUM, BAKERSFIELD

EVENT	NAME	SCHOOL	MARK	PLACE
220	Reed	Morse	:24.52	5th
Mile	Flowers	Valhalla	4:54.5	6th
Two Miles	Keller	Helix	10:59.1	9th
	Brown	San Pasqual	—	—
4×110 Relay	Herring, Millsap, Reed, Bullard	Morse	:48.37	6th
	Alexander, Reed, Williams, Young	Crawford	—	9th
4×400 Relay	Alexander, K. Williams, V. Williams, Reed	Crawford	3:51.93	2nd
	Bullard, M. Thomas, Millsap, Herring	Morse	3:55.74	4th
High Jump	MacNeal	Carlsbad	5-10 ¼	1st