September 2024 – El Paso Running

High School Boy’s Cross Country Poll: Week 7

Every Thursday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top boy’s cross country runners.

The system is as follows: In a race of less than 150 runners, first place gets 10 points, second gets 9 points all the way down to 10th place which gets 1 point. For meets with between 150 to 300 runners, double points will be rewarded meaning 20 points for first, 19 for second all the way down to 1 point for 20th. For every additional 150 runners, another 10 runners will be included in the points.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 boys race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.

This week’s schedule

Desert Twilight: 8 p.m. Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. Austin, Coronado, Bel Air, Immanuel, Eastwood, Socorro, Burges.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers had five runners in the top 10 to win the Clint/Riverside Invitational at Clint High School with 31 points. Junior Jonah Herd Jr. led the team, finishing third in 17:48.13. Senior Adrian Chavez was fourth (17:50.35), senior Nathan Arreola was sixth (17:58.24), junior Evan Chacon was eighth (18:20.57) and sophomore Adan Ceniceros was tenth in 18:33.84. Eastwood will race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

2. Pebble Hills: The Spartans finished 21^stat the 33-team, 265-runner Gold Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock and move up two spots. Its top runners where senior Ameen Ibrahim (63^rd, 16:40.40) and junior Gavin Cottle (119^th, 17:05.90). The team will now prepare for the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

3. Franklin: The Cougars were 23^rd at the 33-team, 265-runner Gold Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. It’s top two runners were junior Fransisco Medina (53^rd, 16:29.80) and junior Sebastian Mendez (68^th, 16:43.30). The team will now prepare for the District 1-6A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

4. Coronado: The T-Birds are peaking at the time. Coronado won its own invitational last week at the Don Haskins Recreation Center and moved up two spots. Junior Humberto Serna won his third individual title in 17:34.34. Junior Rodrigo Pinales was second in 17:43.32 and senior Max Sandhu was fourth in 18:26.21. Coronado is scheduled to race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

5. Burges: The Mustangs drop spot after its second-place finish at the Coronado Invitational. Burges had four runners in the top nine including senior Jesus Gastelum-Bustamante (third, 17:43.43), senior Isaias Gaytan (sixth, 18:56.35), senior Christian Baca (seventh, 19:02.36) and senior Iskander Vargas (ninth, 19:07.58). Burges is scheduled to race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

6. San Elizario: The Eagles finished second at the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School after placing two runners in the top 5. Junior Antonio Arreola was second in 17:40.06 and junior Alexander Cano was fifth in 17:58.02. Freshman Angel Richarte was ninth in 18:32.56. San Elizario will now prepare for the District 2-4A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

7. El Paso High: The Tigers top two runners – seniors Miles Westbrook and Ulysses O’Rourke – ran in the Gold Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Westbrook was seventh in 15:30.90 and O’Rourke was 104^th in 16:58.50. The team will now prepare for the District 1-5A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

8. Austin: The Panthers were third at the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School, placing two runners in the top 7. Senior Pedro Jimenez won his first event of the season in 17:32.80. Junior Erick Arredondo was seventh in 18:11.46. Austin is scheduled to race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz

9. Hanks: The Knights did not race last week nor are they schedule to run this weekend as they prepare for the District 2-5A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Del Valle: The Conquistadores make its season debut after its third-place finish at the Coronado Invitational at the Don Haskins Recreation Center. Senior Damian Espinoza was fifth in 18:50.19 and sophomore Jordan Diaz was eighth in 19:03.44. The team will next compete at the District 2-5A Championship Oct. 10 at Horizon Golf Course.

Dropped out: Socorro.

On the brink: Americas, Chapin.

Burges senior Malin Arnoldussen has the city’s 14th fastest time this season.

Top 25 times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Danny Torres, Eastwood, 14:40.61 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

2, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 14:55.26 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

3, Noah Loweree, Eastwood, 15:18.18 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

4, Diego Romero, Americas, 15:18.85 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

5, Humberto Serna, Coronado, 15:21.20 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

6, Marcos Madrid, Eastwood, 15:30.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

7, Luke Cruz, Eastwood, 15:31.03 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

8, Jacob Yeager, Burges, 15:34.50 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

9, Job DeSantos, Eastwood, 15:44.81 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

10, Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 15:46.54 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

11, Jesus Gastelum-Bustamante, Burges, 15:48.88 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

12, Pedro Jimenez, Austin, 15:57.21 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

13, Sebastian Mendez, Franklin, 16:06.10 49 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

14, Malin Arnoldussen, Burges, 16:07.23 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

15, Jacob Martinez, Franklin, 16:08.40 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

16, Fransisco Medina, Franklin, 16:09.50 52 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

17, Max Sandhu, Coronado, 16:11.52 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

18, Rodrigo Pinales, Coronado, 16:13.14 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

19, Erick Gutierrez, Pebble Hills, 16:17.47 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

20, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16.21.10 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

21, Elias Alcocer, Eastwood, 16:21.74 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

22, Jorge Soto, Pebble Hills, 16.23.82 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

23, Gavin Cottle, Pebble Hills, 16:34.59 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

24, Sebastian Camacho, Franklin, 16:34.60 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

25, Isais Gaytan, Burges, 16:37.37 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

Power Rankings

1, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 60 (2).

2, Danny Torres, Eastwood, 59 (3).

3, Humberto Serna, Coronado, 52 (3).

4, Noah Loweree, Eastwood, 46

5, Marcos Madrid, Eastwood, 44.

6, Rodrigo Pinales, Coronado, 42.

6, Max Sandhu, Coronado, 42.

8, Antonio Arreola, San Elizario, 40.

9, Jesus Gastelum-Bustamante, Burges, 39 (1).

10, Job DeSantos, Eastwood, 38.

10, Luke Cruz, Eastwood, 38.

10, Diego Romero, Americas, 38 (2).

Pedro Jimenez, Austin, 33 (1).

Jonah Herd Jr., Eastwood, 30.

Elias Alcocer, Eastwood, 25.

Malin Arnoldussen, Burges, 22.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 22.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 21.

Jacob Martinez, Franklin, 21 (1).

Jacob Yeager, Burges, 20.

Julian Franco, Montwood, 18.

Sebastian Mendez, Franklin, 17.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15.

Alexander Cano, San Elizario, 15.

Jordan Diaz, Del Valle, 15.

Erick Arredondo, Austin, 15.

Adrian Chavez, Eastwood, 14.

Angel Boccanegra, San Elizario, 13.

Nathan Arreola, Eastwood, 13.

Zerach Hernandez, Hanks, 13.

Mateo Diaz, Hanks, 12.

Jorge Soto, Pebble Hills, 12.

Isais Gaytan, Burges, 12.

Fransisco Medina, Franklin, 10.

Damien Espinoza, Del Valle, 9.

Andrew Truax, Pebble Hills, 8.

Iskander Vargas, Burges, 8.

Bryant Standage, Franklin, 7.

Erick Gutierrez, Pebble Hills, 7.

Christian Baca, Burges, 7.

Angel Richarte, San Elizario, 7.

Jorge Mendez, Socorro, 7.

Sebastian Camacho, Franklin, 6.

Luis Pereda, Austin, 6.

Evan Chacon, Eastwood, 6.

Eric Martinez, Franklin, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Carlos Chavez, Burges, 4.

David Luchenbill, El Paso, 4.

Aiden Aguirre, Canutillo, 3.

Adrian Cisneros, Pebble Hills, 3.

Gavin Cottle, Pebble Hills, 3.

Omar Mesta, Austin, 2.

Jorel Miramontes, San Elizario, 2.

Edgar Rodriguez, Austin, 1.

Jordan Gonzalez, Coronado, 1.

Teo Quinonez, Fabens.1

Jorel Miramontes, San Elizario, 2.

Terrance Burnell, Chapin, 1.

Adan Ceniceros, Eastwood, 1.

Nathan Martinez, Pebble Hills, 1.

High School Girl’s Cross Country Poll: Week 7

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top girls cross country runners.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.

This week’s schedule

All City Invitational: 8 a.m. Thursday at the Horizon Golf Course. Americas, Canutillo, Clint, Eastlake, Fabens, Loretto, Montwood, Mt. View, Parkland, Pebble Hills, Tornillo, Ysleta, Franklin, Jefferson, Bowie, El Paso, Andress, Chapin, Irvin.

Desert Twilight: 8 p.m. Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz. Austin, Coronado, Bel Air, Immanuel, Eastwood, Socorro, Burges.

The districts preview race is Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars finished third at in the 32-team, 244-runner Gold Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Junior Emily Orr was 15^th in 18:36.90, senior Sophia Keiser was 65^th in 19:38.70, freshman Sophia Barraza was 69^th in 19:44.30 and junior Abigail Pinon was 71^st in 19:44.90. The team’s varsity is not running at the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers had seven runners in the top 9 to easily win the Clint/Riverside Invitational at Clint High School. Freshman Natalia Gomez won her first career invitational in 20:46.46. Senior Paulina Estrada was third in 21:10.06 followed by freshman Carlee Caraveo (fourth, 21:26.56), junior Sofia Perez (sixth, 22:27.80), sophomore Venus Jimenez (seventh, 22:48.62), sophomore Karime Gonzalez (eighth, 22:50.82) and sophomore Danika Sifuentes (ninth, 23:00.61). Eastwood will race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

3. Americas: The Trailblazers were eighth in the 30-teams, 211-runner Silver Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Senior Lexee Salas led the Trailblazers, finishing 19^th in 20:34.80. Other top runners were sophomore Carli Day (42^nd in 21:21.60) and senior Laila Morales (55^thin 21:37.10). The team will race the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

4. Hanks: The Knights did not race last week nor are they schedule to run this weekend.

5. Pebble Hills: The Spartans finished 19^th in the 30-teams, 211-runner Silver Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Its top runner was junior Megan Mukiibi who was 63^rd in 21:46.80. Pebble Hills will race the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

6. Socorro: The Bulldogs move up four spots after its first-place finish at the Coronado Invitational. Six runners finished in the top 8 led by freshman Crystal Delgado (third, 22:36.32), senior Alina Caballero (fourth, 23:42.06) and junior Nadine Villasana (fifth, 24:14.63). Other top 8 runners were sophomore Addy Carbone (sixth, 24:44.98), sophomore Emily Zarate (seventh, 24:59.03) and senior Victoria Perez (eight, 25:08.30). They scheduled to race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

7. Coronado: Freshman Ayana Le Thanh won her first invitational at the Coronado Invitational at Don Haskins Recreation Center. Thanh finished the rugged course in 22:26.17 to help the T-Birds to a team championship. Other top 10 runners were junior Emma Sassenfeld (ninth, 25:14.43) and junior Taylor Carrillo, (tenth, 25:16.13). The T-Birds are scheduled to race the Desert Twilight Friday at Toka Sticks Golf Course in Mesa, Ariz.

8. El Paso High: The Tigers were fifth in Class 5A Division of the McNeil Invitational at Old Settlers Park. Junior Clarissa Castillo (25^th, 22:26.60), sophomore Emma Guevara (30^th, 22:39.50), sophomore Sofia Speer (32^nd, 22:51.40 ) and junior Calista Sakellakos (35^th, 22:57.70) were the top runners. El Paso is racing the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

9. Eastlake: The Falcons did not race last weekend. The team will race the All-City Invitational Thursday at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Chapin: The Huskies did not race last weekend. They are not running a full varsity team at Thursday’s All-City Invitational at Horizon Golf Course.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Montwood, Fabens, San Elizario.

Montwood junior Mia Harrison has the 14th fastest time this season.

Top Times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 17:15.60 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

2, Emily Orr, Franklin, 17:46.70 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

3, Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 18:48.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

4, Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 19:11.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

5, Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 19:14.20 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

6, Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 19:17.00 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

7, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 19:31.69 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

8, Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 19:36.09 (Eastside Sports Complex, 8/23).

9, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 19:39.15 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

10, Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 19:40.31 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

12, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 19:40.55 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

13, Emyreth Chaparro Chavez, Franklin, 19:53.80 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

14, Mia Hairston, Montwood 19:52.52 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

15, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 19:52.82 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

16, Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 19:55.40 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

17, Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 19:58.90 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

18, Carli Day, Americas, 20:00.65 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

19, Laila Morales, Americas, 20:03.83 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

20, Isabella Campa, Franklin, 20:09.50 (Southlake Carroll, 9/7).

21, Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 20:14.57 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

22, Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 20:14.81 (Mary Frances Keisling Park, 9/14).

23, Lexee Salas, Americas, 20:22.84 (Veterans Park, 9/14).

24, Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 20:23.23 (Canutillo Middle, 8/17).

25, Ayana Le Thanh, Coronado, 20:29.89 (Mary Frances Keisling Park, 9/14).

Power Rankings

1, Alexia Martinez, Fabens, 65 (3).

2, Adelynn Rodriguez, Eastwood, 50 (4).

3, Natalia Gomez, Eastwood, 45 (1).

3, Emily Orr, Franklin, 45 (2).

5, Crystal Delgado, Socorro, 43.

6, Mia Hairston, Montwood, 39.

7, Angel Quinonez, Fabens, 38.

8. Paulina Estrada, Eastwood, 37.

9, Elizabeth Aguirre, Hanks, 33.

9, Carlee Caraveo, Eastwood, 33.

Rebecca Duran, Chapin, 32 (2).

Ashlyn McMillan, Hanks, 28 (1).

Ayana Le Tanh, Coronado, 24 (1).

Dayanara Gonzalez, Mt. View, 24.

Venus Jimenez, Eastwood, 21.

Jocelynne Diaz Torres, Chapin, 20.

Lexee Salas, Americas, 17.

Vitalia Hernandez, Eastlake, 15.

Madison McGuire, Eastwood, 15.

Marielle Rubio, Eastlake, 14.

Danika Sifuentes, Eastwood, 14.

Calista Sakellakos, El Paso, 13 (1).

Sophia Keiser, Franklin, 12.

Abigail Pinon, Franklin, 12.

Mailelani Ahia, El Dorado, 12.

Nadine Villasana, Socorro, 12.

Sofia Perez, Eastwood, 12.

Laila Morales, Americas 11.

Emma Guevara, El Paso, 11.

Clarissa Castillo, El Paso, 11.

Aubrey Cameron, Montwood, 11.

Carli Day, Americas, 10.

Addy Carbone, Socorro, 10.

Alina Caballero, Socorro, 10.

Karyssa Duarte, Eastwood, 10.

Karime Gonzalez, Eastwood, 9.

Ava Dennis, Chapin, 9.

Sofia Speer, El Paso, 9.

Nevaeh Escobedo, Canutillo, 8.

Evelyn Hernandez, Fabens, 8.

Sophia Barraza, Franklin, 7.

Vanesa Vasquez, El Dorado, 7.

Tessa Gibbons, Franklin, 6.

Gisele Absscal, Americas, 5.

Mireyda Samper, Franklin, 5.

Adrianna Boyd, Canutillo, 5.

Lauren Orantia, Canutillo, 5.

Annika Mier, Coronado, 5.

Damaris Estrada, El Dorado, 4.

Emily Zarate, Socorro, 4.

Maria Garcia, Tornillo, 4.

Victoria Perez, Socorro, 4.

Aubrey Arsenault, Pebble Hills, 4.

Claudia Ferret, El Paso, 3.

Nina Ruiz, Horizon, 3.

Ivy Torres, Pebble Hills, 3.

Ivonne De La Riva, San Elizario, 3.

Johanna Castro, LPI, 2.

Lila Najera, Pebble Hills, 2.

Emma Sassenfeld, Coronado, 2.

Alina Verdugo, DaVinci, 1.

Isabelle Bolly, Americas, 1.

Sienna Zarate, Franklin, 1.

Andrea Caro, Eastwood, 1.

Taylor Carrillo, Coronado 1.

Denise Echeverria, Jefferson, 1.

Celebration of life ceremony for Danny McKillip on Sunday

A celebration of life ceremony for long-time El Paso High School track and cross country coach Danny McKillip will be from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday at Madeline Park, 900 E. Baltimore.

Organizers are asking people to bring a potluck dish, memories and stories to share. Danny McKillip tribute t-shirts will be on sale for $20 to $25.

Please bring your own lawn chair.

Information: Gloria Mejia, 915-780-9033.

High School Boy’s Cross Country Poll: Week 6

Every Thursday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top boy’s cross country runners.

For those who like raw times, we also list the Top 25 boys race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

For questions, videos and photos email vrmart66@gmail.com.

This week’s schedule

Coronado Invitational: 8 a.m. Friday at Don Haskins Recreation Center. Coronado, Bowie, Irvin, Del Valle, Canutillo, Mt View, Cathedral, Eastlake, El Dorado, Socorro, Radford.

Clint/Riverside Invitational: 8 a.m. Saturday at Clint High School. Andress, Austin, Jefferson, Chapin, Clint, Riverside, Harmony, Bel Air, Hanks, Horizon, Parkland, Montwood, San Elizario, Anthony, Ft. Hancock, Gadsden, LPI, Chaparral, Santa Teresa, Eastwood.

McNeil Invitational: 8 a.m. Saturday at Old Settlers Park, Round Rock. Franklin, El Paso, Burges.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: Trooper runners took six of the top eight spots to easily win the Loretto/Cathedral Open at Veterans Park, scoring 20 points. Junior Job DeSantos was second in 16:13.14 followed by senior Luke Cruz (third, 16:16.57), senior Marcos Madrid (fourth, 16:17.52), sophomore Noah Loweree (fifth, 16:19.89), junior Jonah Herd Jr. (sixth, 17:05.19), and sophomore Elias Alcocer (eighth, 17:12.67). The team is scheduled to race at the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School.

2. Franklin: The Cougars did not race last week. They are scheduled to race the state course (Old Settlers Park) at the McNeil Invitational in Round Rock.

3. Burges: The Mustangs dominated the El Paso High Invitational Saturday at Mary Frances Keisling Park placing five runners in the top nine for 26 points. Senior Jesus Gastelum-Bustamante won his first invitational of the season, racing to a 16:11.51. Senior Malin Arnoldussen was fourth in 16:34.65, senior Jacob Yeager was fifth in 16:37.98, senior Carlos Chavez was seventh in 17:02.48 and senior Iskander Vargas was ninth in 17:07.38. The team is scheduled to race at the McNeil Invitational in Round Rock on Saturday.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not run their top runners at the Loretto/Cathedral Open at Veterans Park. Sophomore Nathan Martinez turned in a top 10 performance, finishing 10^th in 17:22.31.

5. Coronado: The T-Birds did not run its full varsity team at the El Paso High Invitational Saturday at Mary Frances Keisling Park. Senior Max Sandhu was second in 16:15.65 and junior Rodrigo Pinales was third in 16:19.29. Coronado will race at its own invitational: Friday at Don Haskins Recreation Center.

6. San Elizario: The Eagles finished second at the Loretto/Cathedral Open with 104 points. Junior Antonio Arreola was ninth in 17:13.31. The team will race the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School.

7. El Paso High: The Tigers were without Miles Westbrook but still managed to finish in third at their own invitational at Mary Frances Keisling Park. Senior Ulysses O’Rourke ran a 16:47.76, good for sixth place. They are scheduled to race at the McNeil Invitational Saturday at Old Settlers Park.

8. Austin: The Panthers did not run its full varsity squad at the Loretto/Cathedral Open at Veterans Park. Senior Pedro Jimenez managed a seventh-place finish, completing the course in 17:09.85. Expect them to be at full strength at the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School.

9. Socorro: The Bulldogs move up a spot after its 99-point, fourth-place finish at the El Paso High Invitational. It’s top two runners were sophomore Jorge Mendez (12^th, 17:24.99) and freshman Jose Chavez (14^th, 18:04.77). The team will race at the Coronado Invitational at the Don Haskins Recreation Center.

10. Hanks: The Knights return to the top 10 on the strength of its fourth-place finish at the Loretto/Cathedral Open. It’s top two runners were junior Zerach Hernandez (12^th, 17:23.63) and freshman Mateo Diaz (18^th, 17:32.10). Hanks will race the Clint/Riverside Invitational Saturday at Clint High School.

Dropped out: Eastlake.

On the brink: Americas, Chapin.

Coronado’s Humberto Serna has clocked the city’s fifth fastest 5K times this season.