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Event Mark Name School Year 100m 10.3 Riley Washington Southwest 1992 200m 20.97 Ike Okenwa Morse 1998 400m 46.85n Lydell Burston Morse 1996 800m 1:50.15n Shyan Vaziri Scripps Ranch 2011 1600m 4:04.04*(n) Terry Cotton El Cajon 1972 3200m 8:41.8* Thom Hunt Patrick Henry 1976 110HH 13.86 Reggie DePass Montgomery 1997 300IH 36.25 Jeff Hunter Granite Hills 2001 4x100m 40.66 Long, Ward, Hayes, Douglas University City 1998 4x400m 3:10.8 Jones, Carter, Pinson, Burston Morse 1996 High Jump 7-2 Frank Schiefer Madison 1979 Pole Vault 16-8 Derek Scott El Camino 2005 Long Jump 25-5¼ Doyle Steel San Diego 1966 Triple Jump 52-0 Von Ware RBV 1994 Shot Put 76-2 Brent Noon Fallbrook 1990 Discus 212-1 Darius Savage Morse 2006 n–nonwinning. *–Hand time converted from yards.

100m 11.43 Jasmine Gibbs El Camino 2012 11.51 Gail Devers Sweetwater 1984 11.56 Jackie Thompson Lincoln Prep 1973 11.61 Monique Henderson Morse 2000 11.65 Jolanda Diego El Camino 2004 11.69 Jenna Puterbaugh Santa Fe Christian 2010 11.71 Tenille Stoudenmire Rancho Bernardo 2009 11.84 Akiba McKinney Monte Vista 1995 11.84hc (11.7y) Judy Reed Crawford 1978 11.87 Alicia Lowery Morse 2003 11.89 Kortney Ross Westview 2010 11.9 Tashia McKinney Monte Vista 1990 11.92 Angela Sullivan Serra 1991 11.93 Velisa Harris Morse 1983 11.94hc (11.8y) Vicki Belser Vista 1977 11.94hc Chris Herring Morse 1978 11.94hc Janice Wiser La Jolla 1978 11.96 DeCola Groce Morse 1997 11.97 Ellen Jones Mt Miguel 1981 11.98 Miche Scott El Camino 2012 11.98 Sparkle Anderson Serra 2003 11.99 Zakirrah Beverly USDHS 2001 11.99 Kunesha Miller Morse 1994 12.03 Kim Matthews Morse 1987 12.04 Mandy Ross Christian 2006 12.04h April Freow Morse 1985 12.04h Charlotte Zepherin Morse 1980 12.06 Chris Cooksey Hoover 1981 12.08 Ashley Rhodes Mt Miguel 1986 12.09 Alexis Ferebee Mission Bay 2012 12.09 Yolanda Fitch Morse 1987 12.09 Angela Kimmey University City 1989 12.1 Rashauna Amos E.C. Southwest 2004 12.1 Aja Wheeler University City 2005 12.1 Suzie Acolatse Mission Hills 2012   200m 23.08 Jackie ...

100m 11.43 Jasmine Gibbs El Camino 2012 200m 23.16 Monique Henderson Morse 2001 400m 50.74 Monique Henderson Morse 2000 800m 02:08.0 Lesley Noll Mt. Carmel 1985 1600m 4:41.71 (n) Alli Billmeyer Torrey Pines 2011 3200m 10:18.9 Alli Billmeyer Torrey Pines 2011 100H (30’) 13.41 Gail Devers Sweetwater 1984 100H (33’) 14.13 Danielle Littleton Vista 2009 300H 42.26 Gail Devers Sweetwater 1983 4x100m 45.94* Young,  Reed, Gaston, Lovelady Crawford 1977 4x400m 3:49.12h Rankin, Henderson, Groce,  Garner Morse 1996 High Jump Whitney Sisler La CostaCanyon 2007 Pole Vault 13-6 Kortney Ross Westview 2010 Long Jump 20-7 Gail Devers Sweetwater 1984 Triple Jump 41-8¼ Jackie Anderson Mount Miguel 1987 Shot Put 46-10¼ Aiga Marie Taumua Sweetwater 2001 Discus 162-0 Lori Parker Ramona 1986 Legend (n) Non-winning mark. (h) hand time converted (*) Converted to metric time from yard time NOTE: All section records must meet National ...

Chants of “We’re number one!” followed by “Why aren’t we number one?”  will be heard in a few days when UT-San Diego’s first football Top 10 will signal that games are just days away. With a little help from UT-San Diego’s John Maffei, who emailed  his annual request with some brief team rundowns a few weeks ...

Game officials came under fire. A brawl between Helix and Mount Miguel resulted in a referee’s suspension and  “double forfeit”. Playoff divisions increased. At least two programs were rocked by ineligibility. WEAK SHALL INHERIT The San Diego Section playoffs became five divisions, marking the first expansion of the postseason since a fourth division was added in 1979. Lousy teams with no chance ...

Ramona High, in business since 1894 but sans football until 1938, was emerging. Nestled at 2,200 feet between Mount Woodson and Iron Mountain in San Diego’s East County, the Bulldogs had quietly plugged along in relative mediocrity for 15 years, save for the 6-1 season of Charlie Snell’s 1940 squad. Ramona suddenly posted a 7-0 record under ...

Chet DeVore was thinking of  an earlier, distant journey and a notion called  the “Spin T”. “We expect a tough game from an aggressive, well-coached team,” DeVore said of coach Gus Headington’s 10-1 El Centro Central squad and its uniquely designated offensive formation, “but we took one, long ride home with a beaten team this year and we ...

Duane Maley, his voice hoarse and body soaked from an impromptu shower by the coach’s shouting, celebrating players, stood amid the bedlam of the San Diego High sideline in Balboa Stadium. “My kids played the best football game I’ve ever seen,” said Maley after the gritty, 7-0 victory over the 7-0 Hoover Cardinals in perhaps the ...

Frank Greene had spent much of his life around a football field or in law enforcement when he was shot and killed at age 43 on Oct. 12, 1954. Greene set the standing California high school record of 80 points in one game when he scored 11 touchdowns and 14 points after in a 108-0 Coronado ...

Hoover principal Floyd Johnson was thinking of making a change when he met with football coach Bob Kirchhoff before the 1954-55 school year. Johnson was dissatisfied.  A 1953 season that began with much promise was sullied by a 4-4-1 finish that included a 39-0 loss to rival San Diego High. Johnson would retire after the 1955-56 school ...

Kenny Hale, one of the last surviving members of San Diego State’s 1940-41 National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics basketball championship team, passed away at age 90. A 1938 San Diego High graduate, Hale eventually went into coaching and had winning records at Hoover and Mission Bay. Led by superstar Bill McColl, Hoover was 20-8 in Hale’s first ...

John Carroll got some good news the day before his Oceanside Pirates were to meet Carlsbad for what would be the title-deciding game in the Avocado League. Coach John McFadden of Eastlake called Carroll and told the Oceanside mentor that Eastlake had used an ineligible player in the 23-19, season-opening victory over the Pirates. Instead of an ...

San Diego Section athletes in both genders stepped up in the Saturday finals of last week’s state track and field championships. The college-like campus at Clovis’ Buchanan  High was a wonderful venue for the 95th Boys’ championship and 40th Girls’ meet and drew more than 17,000 persons over two days. Saturday’s finals began under a late-afternoon sun, ...

Includes State Meet, May 31-June 1. BOYS 100—(Fully automatic) Brown (Valhalla) 10.76, Smith (Mount Miguel) 10.80, Ardis (La Costa Canyon) 10.81 (10.70w), S. Pater (Mt. Carmel) 10.83, Molton (Hilltop) 10.84, Doan (StA) 11.07 (10.84w, Lucas (Poway) 10.85 (10.78w), Lewis (San Marcos) 10.88, Le (Scripps Ranch) 10.93, McNair (Morse) 10.94, Mayberry (Francis Parker) 10.94.  Southern California & State–Muhammad ...

CLOVIS—Twenty-one of San Diego’s 90 entries qualified yesterday for this evening’s 95th State track-and-field championships at Buchanan High. In arguably a mediocre season for the San Diego Section, a strong season finish is possible. The state meet is the event in which winning is not always more important than improving on a personal best or setting a ...

Pat Shea, a starting right guard on the San Diego Chargers’ 1963 American Football League championship team and a legendary Mission Bay High athlete,  passed away in Encinitas recently at age 73. Shea won the 1958 CIF Southern Section heavyweight wrestling championship for the Buccaneers and was  the ’58 City Prep League track championships shot put ...

As of May 26.  *State qualifier. a–automatic timing.  c–converted, yards to meters. w–with wind. BOYS 100—(Fully automatic) Brown (Valhalla) 10.76, Smith (Mount Miguel) 10.80, *Ardis (La Costa Canyon) 10.81 (10.70w), S. Pater (Mt. Carmel) 10.83, Molton (Hilltop) 10.84, *Lucas (Poway) 10.85 (10.78w), Lewis (San Marcos) 10.88, Le (Scripps Ranch) 10.93, McNair (Morse) 10.94, Mayberry (Francis Parker) 10.94.  *Doan ...

It was a San Diego Section football season, at once heart-warming and heart-breaking. —Two teams played a game in Havana, Cuba. —The “Cedar” fire, which began in the Laguna Mountains and threatened  to burn to the ocean, destroyed hundreds of homes and killed 15 persons. —Legendary coach Herb Meyer of El Camino retired after 45 seasons and 339 ...

(Reported as of May 19) a–fully automatic. w–with wind.  h–hand timed.  c–converted. BOYS 100—(Fully automatic) Brown (Valhalla) 10.76 (10.73aw), Smith (Mt. Miguel) 10.80, Ardis (La Costa Canyon), 10.81,  S. Pater (Mt. Carmel) 10.83, Molton (Hilltop) 10.84, Lucas (Poway) 10.85, Lewis (San Marcos) 10.88, Le (Scripps Ranch) 10.93, McNair (Morse) 10.94, Mayberry (Francis Parker) 10.94. Southern California & State–Muhammad (Sherman Oaks ...

Helix and La Costa Canyon are among 17 U.S. high schools to have two players selected in the 2013 National Football League draft.  Chandler, Arizona, led all high schools with three. Boise State defensive back Jamar Taylor, in Round 2 by Miami, and Stanford tight end Levine Toilolo, in Round 4 by Atlanta, represented Helix.  Oklahoma ...