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Boy’s Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances: Week 7

The seventh week of the track and field season resulted in six city best times and marks at the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson.

Top performances include:

UPDATE:

Pebble Hills senior Omer Ibrahim ran a personal best 4:18.85 in the 1,600 at the Soutlake Carroll Texas Distance Festival.

Riverside’s Jose Guardado lept 22-feet, 8 inches in the long jump at theWillie Williams Classic in Tucson.

Franklin senior Beau Sparks ran a 22.11 in the 200 meters at the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson.

Franklin senior Diego Flores ran a 4:25.15 in the 1,600 meters at the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson.

Immanuel Christian’s Josiah Johnson ran a 14.57 in the 110-meter hurdles and a 38.10 in the 300-meter hurdles at the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson.

Franklin’s 1,600-meter relay of Rai Lopez, Maury Carreto, Joaquin Hickey and Nicolas Garcia ran a 3:23.27 at the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson.

For complete results of the Willie Williams Classic in Tucson, click here –  https://finishedresults.trackscoreboard.com/meets/11375/events

For complete results of the Del Valle Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491318/results

For complete results of the Mt. View Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491315/results

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Benny Brooks Invitational: March 31 at Canutillo High School. YWLA, Andress, Anthony, Austin, Bowie, Canutillo, Chapin, Coronado, Franklin, Jefferson, Loretto.

SISD Invitational: March 31 and April 1 at the SAC. Bel Air, Del Valle, Eastwood, Hanks,Parkland, Riverside, Ysleta, Cathedral,Clint, Eastlake, El Dorado, Horizon,Mountain View, Pebble Hills, Socorro.

Here the top 10 track and field male athletes in each track and field event after week 7:

Mt. View senior Jesus Guerrero is third in the city in the pole vault.

Field Events

Shot put: 1, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 56-feet, 3 inches; 2, Alexander Kimba, El Dorado, 48-4; 3, Ricardo Neira, Montwood, 48-1; 4, Trey Nelson, Pebble Hills, 47-9; 5, Matthew Flores, Clint, 47-7; 6, Mateo Grajeda, Coronado, 47-1; 7, Alex Dominguez, Mt. View, 46-6; 8, Xavier Johnson, Hanks, 45-11; 9, Tyrone McDuffie, Parkland, 45-4.5; 10, Craig Wydra, Andress, 45-2.

Discus: 1, Kole Pellerito, Pebble Hills, 158 feet, 4 inches; 2, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 154-6; 3, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 148-7; 4, Devin Mata, Burges, 142-0; 5, Roger Martinez, Clint, 138-6; 6, Xavier Johnson, Hanks, 135-5; 7, Ricky Garcia, Jefferson, 133-9; 8, Sebastian Espinoza, Ysleta, 132-5; 9, Eduardo Najera, Canutillo, 131-7; 10, Roman Hernandez, Eastlake, 130-5.

High jump: 1, Ricardo Leyva, Horizon, 6-feet, 10 inches; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 6-6; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 6-4; 4, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 6-0; 5, Bryan Adebayo, Riverside, 5-10; 5, Diego Gonzalez, Mt. View, 5-10; 5, William Mclilly, Montwood, 5-10; 5, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 5-10; 5, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 5-10; 5, Deandre Jackson, Ysleta, 5-10.

Pole vault: 1, Owen Levesque, Coronado, 14-feet, 6 inches; 2, Mont Packer, Franklin, 13-6; 3, Jesus Guerrero, Mt. View, 13-0; 4, Fernando Larios, Coronado, 12-9; 5, Diego Constantino, Bel Air, 12-6; 5, Andres Cardoza, San Elizario, 12-6; 7, Joaquin Hickey, Franklin, 12-3; 8, Joshua Jenson, Franklin, 12-0; 9, Luis Espinoza, Franklin, 11-9; 10, Randy Jacquez, Montwood, 11-6; 10, Cesario Alvarado, Bel Air, 11-6; 10, Jesus Banuelos, Mt. View, 11-6.

Long jump: 1 ,Jose Guardado, Riverside, 22-feet, 8 inches; 2, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 22-2.5; 3, Oscar Martinez, Bel Air, 21-9.50; 4, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 21-9.25; 5, Shelton Fuller, Del Valle, 21-8; 6, Devin Falk-Ramirez, Eastwood, 21-4; 7, DJ Crest, Parkland, 21-3; 8, Angel Munoz, Riverside, 21-2.75; 9, Devin Hernandez, Ysleta, 21-2; 9, Curtis Murillo, Eastwood, 21-2.

Triple jump: 1, DJ Crest, Parkland, 45 feet, 4.5 inches; 2, Donovan Melendez, Andress, 43-10; 3, Ramon Laguana, Eastwood, 43-6; 4, Angel Munoz, Riverside, 43-2; 5, Devin Falk-Ramirez, Eastwood, 42-2; 6, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41-7.5; 7, Cameron Harrelson, Montwood, 41-7; 8, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 41-6; 9, Jeremiah Steib, Montwood, 41-4.5; 10, Yoshua Yhisreal, Chapin, 40-11.

El Paso High’s Miles Westbrook, left, San Elizario’s Julian Guerra and Tornillo’s Daniel Romero competed in the 1,600 meters at the Mt. View Invitational. Westbrook won the event and posted a personal best 4:28.98.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 10.85; 2, Shelton Fuller, Del Valle, 11.00; 3, Julian Mars, Franklin, 11.05; 4, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 11.11; 5, DJ Crest, Parkland, 11.13; 6, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 11.17; 6, Abdiel Rincon, Americas, 11.17; 8, Joseph W. Gomez, Parkland, 11.23; 9, Jalile Bost, Pebble Hills, 11.33; 10, Rex Hendrix, Montwood, 11.35.

200 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 22.11; 2, Shelton Fuller, Del Valle, 22.13; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 22.24; 4, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 22.60; 5, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 22.69; 6, Joseph Gomez Whitten, Parkland, 22.77; 7, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 22.78; 8, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 22.84; 8, Victor Arellano, Montwood, 22.84; 10, Seth Salas, Montwood, 22.92.

400 meters: 1, Cade Little, Coronado, 49.73; 2, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 50.19; 3, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 50.51; 4, Deandre Jackson, Ysleta, 50.55; 5, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 50.60; 6, Grabiel Saucedo II, Cathedral, 50.61; 7, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 51.00; 8, Bernard Martinez, Cathedral, 51.01; 9, Noah Moreno, Bel Air, 51.06; 10, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 51.07.

800 meters: 1, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 1:55.52; 2, Mark Barajas, Pebble Hills, 1:57.21; 3, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 1:57.82; 4, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 1:57.95; 5, Seth Truax, Chapin, 1:58.45; 6, Diego Romero, Americas, 1:58.54; 7, Bernard Martinez, Cathedral, 1:59.24; 8, Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 1:59.33; 9, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 2:00.20; 10, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 2:00.22.

1,600 meters: 1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 4:25.15; 2, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 4:26.82; 3, Juan Leal, Franklin, 4:26.95; 4, Adan Castillo, Franklin, 4:27.33; 5, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 4:27.63; 6, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 4:27.78; 7, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 4:28.28; 8, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 4:28.82; 9, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 4:28.98; 10, Mark Barajas, Pebble Hills, 4:29.67.

3,200 meters: 1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 9:33.52; 2, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 9:38.49; 3, Juan Leal, Franklin, 9:39.64; 4, Diego Flores, Franklin, 9:39.65; 5, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 9:39.69; 6, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 9:41.38; 7, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 9:41.59; 8, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 9:41.86; 9, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 9:42.14; 10, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 9:44.21.

110-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 14.57; 2, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 14.98; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 15.36; 4, Harvey Wilson, Parkland, 15.93; 5, Noah Vick, Franklin, 16.04; 6, Elijah Gutierrez, Eastwood, 16.19; 7, Diego Sanchez, Eastwood, 16.22; 8, Mont Packer, Franklin, 16.35; 9, Adrian Macias, El Dorado, 16.54; 10, Daniel Well, El Dorado, 16.59; 10, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 16.59.

300-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 38.10; 2, Angel Munoz, Riverside, 39.83; 3, Maury Carreto, Franklin, 40.26; 4, Armando Aguirre, Clint, 40.50; 5, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 40.63; 6, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 40.90; 7, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 41.06; 8, Mark Mukiibi, Bel Air, 41.59; 9, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 41.71; 10, Isaac Gutierrez, El Dorado, 42.40.

400-meter relay: 1, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Jordan Morales, Gerald Williams), 41.88; 2, Parkland (Kaleb Martinez, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 42.49; 3, Montwood (Izayuh Claudio, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 43.15; 4, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla, Curtis Murillo), 43.34; 5, Chapin (Justin Yhisreal, Julian Bailey, Michael Medina, Dylan Sims), 43.64; 6, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Raymon Riddick, Joshua Keough, Shelton Fuller), 43.73; 7, Pebble Hills (Julian Piercy, Jalile Bost, Amari, Deion Welch, Michael Brown), 43.45; 8, Americas, 43.67; 9, Coronado (Thomas Huerta-Murray, Owen Levesque, Sebastian Aguayo, Cade Little), 43.70; 10, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Jermanie Merricks, Devin Rubio, Dezmond Gonzalez), 43.81.

800-meter relay: 1, Parkland (Kaleb Martinez, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 1:28.15; 2, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Nicolas Garcia, Gerald Williams), 1:29.81; 3, Montwood (Rex Hendrix, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 1:29.93; 4, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Jorge Hernandez Facio, Joshua Keough, Matthew Lopez), 1:30.37; 5, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa, Dezmond Gonzalez), 1:30.55; 6, Pebble Hills (Damian Ibarra, Amari Deion Welch, Jalile Bost, Gael Ochoa), 1:30.65; 7, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Curtis Murillo, Max Mancilla, Jason Valdez), 1:31.33; 8, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Caydin Purdy, Michael Medina, Justin Yhisreal), 1:31.43; 9, Coronado (Thomas Huerta-Murray, Blake Randag, Owen Levesque, Sebastian Aguayo), 1:32.05; 10, Bel Air (Benjamin Martinez, Oscar Martinez, Noah Moreno, Cesario Alvarado), 1:32.13.

1,600-meter relay: 1, Franklin (Rai Lopez, Maury Carreto, Joaquin Hickey, Nicolas Garcia), 3:23.27; 2, Coronado (Pablo Pedraza, Sam Breceda, Cade Little, Sebastian Aguayo), 3:25.35; 3, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Curtis Murillo, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla), 3:26.29; 4, Pebble Hills (Charles Wellenreuther, Amari Taylor, Damian Ibarra, Omer Ibrahim), 3:27.57; 5, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Adriel Lira, Dauntae Herrera, Seth Truax), 3:30.67; 6, El Paso (Andre Fierro, Jacob Medina, Joaquin Moya, Hudson Merritt), 3:31.62; 7, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Adrian Macias, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa), 3:31.84; 8, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Noah Moreno, Oscar Martinez, Cesario Alvarado), 3:31.87; 9, Canutillo (Eduardo Carillo, Anthony Martinez, Chris Brock, Omar Rivera), 3:33.69; 10, Mt. View (Diego Gonzalez, Edward Robledo-Gonzalez, Mark Lozoya, Christopher Mendoza), 3:34.19.

Boy’s Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances: Week 4

The fourth week of the track and field season resulted in five city best times and marks at SISD Invitational at the SAC and the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational at Eastwood.

Top performances include:

Del Valle sophomore Shelton Fuller ran a personal best 22.13 in the 200 at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational at Eastwood.

Last week Immanuel Christian junior Josiah Johnson set a personal best in the 300 hurdles, this week he did the same in the 110 hurdles, clearing the obstacles in 14.76 at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational at Eastwood.

Franklin’s 400-meter relay team of Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Jordan Morales and Gerald Williams improved its city-best time to 41.88.

Parkland’s 800-meter relay team of Isaiah Beasley, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W. Gomez and Lincoln Juardo improved on its own city best time and raced to a 1:28.80 at the SISD Invitational at the SAC.

For the second straight week, Eastlake senior Caleb Emery tossed a personal best 56 feet, 3 inches in the shot put at the SISD Invitational at the SAC.

For complete results of the SISD Invitational at the SAC, click here –  https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491332/results

For complete results of the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491309/results

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Fabens Cotton Relays: March 10 at Fabens High School. YWLA, Anthony, Austin, Canutillo, Clint, Mountain View, Irvin.

West Texas Relays: March 10 in Odessa. El Paso, Jefferson, Montwood.

Fred Loya/Mile Split Invitational: March 10-11 at Eastwood. Bel Air, Del Valle, Eastwood, Hanks, Parkland, Riverside, Ysleta, Americas, Andress, Cathedral, Chapin, Coronado, Deming, Eastlake, El Dorado, Harmony, Horizon, Loretto, Los Alamos, Pebble Hills, San Elizario, Socorro, Tornillo.

Here the top 10 track and field female athletes in each track and field event after week 4:

Immanuel Christian junior Josiah Johnson set a personal best in the 110 hurdles, clearing the obstacles in 14.76 at the Cathedral/Loretto Invitational at Eastwood.

Field Events

Shot put: 1, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 56 feet, 3 inches; 2, Alexander Kimba, El Dorado, 48-4; 3, Ricardo Neira, Montwood, 48-1; 4, Trey Nelson, Pebble Hills, 46-9; 5, Alex Dominguez, Mt. View, 46-1; 6, Xavier Johnson, Hanks, 45-11; 7, Tyrone McDuffie, Parkland, 45-4.5; 8, Anthony Morales, Burges, 44-3; 9, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 44-2.5; 10, Jacob Holguin, Bel Air,43-10.

Discus: 1, Kole Pellerito, Pebble Hills, 158 feet, 4 inches; 2, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 154-6; 3, Roger Martinez, Clint, 138-6; 4, Xavier Johnson, Hanks, 135-5; 4, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 135-5; 6, Ricky Garcia, Jefferson, 133-9; 7, Eduardo Najera, Canutillo, 131-7; 8, Devin Mata, Burges, 130-9; 9, Roman Hernandez, Eastlake, 130-5; 10, Kyler Ruth, Franklin, 129-4.

High jump: 1, Ricardo Leyva, Horizon, 6-feet, 10 inches; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 6-6; 2, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 6-4; 4, William Mclilly, Montwood, 5-10; 4, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 5-10; 4, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 5-10; 4, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 5-10; 4, Deandre Jackson, Ysleta, 5-10; 8, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 5-8; 8, Brandon Ortega, Chapin, 5-8; 10, Erick Fokedahl, Hanks, 5-6; 10, Andres Salinas, Franklin, 5-6; 10, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 5-6; 10, Luke Dexter-Quinn, Burges, 5-6;10, Jeremiah Steib, Montwood, 5-6; 10, Ethan West, Eastwood, 5-6; 10, Esaui Uribe, Eastlake, 5-6; 10, Va’ron Wilson, Parkland, 5-6.

Pole vault: 1, Owen Levesque, Coronado, 14-feet, 6 inchces; 2, Mont Packer, Franklin, 13-6; 3, Fernando Larios, Coronado, 12-9; 4, Jesus Guerrero, Mt. View, 12-6; 4, Diego Constantino, Bel Air, 12-6; 4, Andres Cardoza, San Elizario, 12-6; 7, Joshua Jenson, Franklin, 12-0; 8, Joaquin Hickey, Franklin, 11-6; 8, Randy Jacquez, Montwood, 11-6; 8, Cesario Alvarado, Bel Air, 11-6; 8, Jesus Banuelos, Mt. View, 11-6.

Long jump: 1, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 22 feet, 0.25 inches; 2, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 21-9.25; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 21-3; 4, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 20-10; 5, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 20-9; 6, Oscar Martinez, Bel Air, 20-7; 7, Raymon Riddick, Del Valle, 20-5.5; 8, Joshua Keough, Del Valle, 20-5; 9, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 20-3.5; 10, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 20-3; 10, Jose Guardado, Riverside, 20-3.

Triple jump: 1, DJ Crest, Parkland, 45 feet, 4.5 inches; 2, Donovan Melendez, Andress, 43-10; 3, Ramon Laguana, Eastwood, 42-10.5; 4, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41-7.5; 5, Cameron Harrelson, Montwood, 41-7; 6, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 41-6; 7, Jeremiah Steib, Montwood, 41-4.5; 8, Yoshua Yhisreal, Chapin, 40-11; 9, Enrique Castro, Coronado, 40-7; 10, Julian Bailey, Chapin, 40-5.5.

Franklin senior Beau Sparks leads the city in the 100 (10.85) and is second in the 200 (22.26).

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 10.85; 2, Julian Mars, Franklin, 11.05; 3, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 11.11; 4, DJ Crest, Parkland, 11.13; 5, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 11.17; 5, Abdiel Rincon, Americas, 11.17; 7, Joseph W. Gomez, Parkland, 11.23; 8, Shelton Fuller, Del Valle, 11.24; 9, Rex Hendrix, Montwood, 11.35; 10, Jalile Bost, Pebble Hills, 11.36; 10, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 11.36.

200 meters: 1, Shelton Fuller, Del Valle, 22.13; 2, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 22.26; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 22.29; 4, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 22.60; 5, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 22.69; 6, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 22.78; 7, Victor Arellano, Montwood, 22.84; 8, Seth Salas, Montwood, 22.92; 9, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 22.94; 10, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 22.96.

400 meters: 1, Cade Little, Coronado, 49.73; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 50.60; 3, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 51.00; 4, Miguel Chapa, El Dorado, 51.30; 5, Deandre Jackson, Ysleta, 51.44; 6, Grabiel Saucedo II, Cathedral, 51.50; 7, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 51.92; 8, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 52.02; 9, Noah Moreno, Bel Air, 52.45; 10, Noah Sanchez, Pebble Hills, 52.52.

800 meters: 1, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 1:55.52; 2, Mark Barajas, Pebble Hills, 1:57.21; 3, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 1:57.95; 4, Diego Romero, Americas, 1:58.54; 5, Seth Truax, Chapin, 1:59.78; 6, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 2:00.20; 7, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 2:00.50; 8, Aaron Call, Franklin, 2:00.84; 9, Matthew Guerra, Burges, 2:01.02; 10, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 2:01.11; 10, Efren Moncada, Parkland, 2:01.11.

1,600 meters: 1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 4:26.20; 2, Juan Leal, Franklin, 4:26.95; 3, Adan Castillo, Franklin, 4:27.33; 4, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 4:27.63; 5, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 4:27.78; 6, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 4:28.01; 7, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 4:28.82; 8, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 4:29.75; 9, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 4:30.06; 10, Diego Romero, Americas, 4:30.65.

3,200 meters: 1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 9:33.52; 2, Juan Leal, Franklin, 9:39.64; 3, Diego Flores, Franklin, 9:39.66; 4, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 9:39.69; 5, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 9:41.38; 6, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 9:41.59; 7, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 9:42.14; 8, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 9:44.21; 9, Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 9:48.45; 10, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 9:53.99.

110-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 14.76; 2, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 15.08; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 15.44; 4, Harvey Wilson, Parkland, 16.00; 5, Noah Vick, Franklin, 16.04; 6, Elijah Gutierrez, Eastwood, 16.40; 7, Mont Packer, Franklin, 16.79; 8, Mark Mukiibi, Bel Air, 16.90; 9, Anthony Martinez, Canutillo, 17.13; 10, Angel Ayala, Americas, 17.19.

300-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 38.22; 2, Armando Aguirre, Clint, 40.50; 3, Maury Carreto, Franklin, 40.91; 4, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 41.08; 5, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 41.70; 6, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41.79; 7, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 42.26; 8, Isaac Gutierrez, El Dorado, 42.78; 9, Elijah Gutierrez, Eastwood, 42.99; 10, Mark Lozoya, Mt. View, 43.00.

400-meter relay: 1, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Jordan Morales, Gerald Williams), 41.88; 2, Parkland (Kaleb Martinez, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 42.53; 3, Montwood (Izayuh Claudio, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 43.15; 4, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla, Curtis Murillo), 43.34; 5, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Raymon Riddick, Joshua Keough, Ethan Armendariz), 43.99; 6, Pebble Hills (Julian Piercy, Jalile Bost, Amari, Deion Welch, Michael Brown), 43.45; 7, Coronado (Thomas Huerta-Murray, Owen Levesque, Sebastian Aguayo, Cade Little), 43.70; 8, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Jermanie Merricks, Devin Rubio, Dezmond Gonzalez), 43.81; 9, Andress (Shawn Owens, Donovan Melendez, Michael Owens, Isaiah Owens), 43.88; 10, Americas (Abdiel Rincon, Brian Promesse, Andres Hernandez, Anthony Miranda), 43.92.

800-meter relay: 1, Parkland (Isaiah Beasley, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 1:28.80; 2, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Nicolas Garcia, Gerald Williams), 1:29.81; 3, Montwood (Rex Hendrix, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 1:29.93; 4, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa, Dezmond Gonzalez), 1:30.55; 5, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Max Mancilla, Noah Padilla, Curtis Murillo), 1:31.48; 6, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Jorge Hernandez Facio, Joshua Keough, Ethan Armendariz), 1:31.72; 7, Pebble Hills (Gael Ochoa, Amari Taylor, Julian Piercy, Amari Deion Welch) 1:32.31; 8, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Caydin Purdy, Michael Medina, Justin Yhisreal), 1:32.46; 9, Canutillo (Chris Brock, Eduardo Carillo, Rene Huerta, Ethan Villa), 1:32.62; 10, Mt. View (Erik Dominguez, Omar Nevarez, Mark Lozoya, Jesus Banuelos), 1:32.76.

1,600-meter relay: 1, Coronado (Pablo Pedraza, Sam Breceda, Cade Little, Sebastian Aguayo), 3:25.35; 2, Franklin (Rai Lopez, Maury Carreto, Aaron Call, Nicolas Garcia), 3:26.26; 3, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Curtis Murillo, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla), 3:26.29; 4, Pebble Hills (Charles Wellenreuther, Amari Taylor, Damian Ibarra, Omer Ibrahim), 3:28.83; 5, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Adriel Lira, Dauntae Herrera, Seth Truax), 3:30.90; 6, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Noah Moreno, Oscar Martinez, Cesario Alvarado), 3:31.87; 7, Canutillo (Eduardo Carillo, Anthony Martinez, Chris Brock, Omar Rivera), 3:33.69; 8, Eastlake (Erick Rangel, Aidan Hernandez, Erick Delgadillo, Jerry Rodriguez), 3:34.84; 9, El Paso (Andre Fierro, Jacob Medina, Hudson Merritt, Joaquin Moya), 3:34.91; 10, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Adrian Macias, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa), 3:35.22.

Boy’s Track and Field Times and Distances: Week 3

The third week of the track and field season resulted in nine city best times and marks at the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood, Irvin Invitational and the SISD Invitational.

Top performances include:

Parkland senior DJ Crest set a personal best 22.29 in the 200 at the Irvin Invitational.

Coronado senior Cade Little ran a personal best 49.73 in the 400 at the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood.

Pebble Hills senior Omer Ibrahim set a personal best 1:55.52 in the 800 at the SISD Invitational.

Tornillo junior Daniel Romero ran a personal best 9:33.52 in the 3,200 at the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood.

Immanuel Christian junior Josiah Johnson set a personal best in the 300 hurdles, clearing the in 38.22 at the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood.

Eastlake senior Caleb Emery tossed the shot put 55 feet, 7.5 inches at the SISD Invitational.

Pebble Hills senior Kole Pellerito had a personal best discuss throw of 158 feet, 4 inches at the SISD Invitational.

Coronado junior Owen Levesque had a personal best pole vault, clearing the bar in 14-feet, 6-inches at the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood.

El Dorado senior Dezmond Gonzalez took over the city’s top spot in the long jump, leaping 22 feet, 0.25 inches at the SISD Invitational.

For complete results of the Jim Omohundro Invitational at Eastwood, click here –  https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491320/results.

For complete results of the SISD Invitational, click here –  https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/494467/results.

For complete results of the Irvin Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/488054/results.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

SISD Invitational: March 3-4 at the SAC. Hanks, Parkland, Riverside, Ysleta, Americas, Anthony, Chapin, Coronado, Eastlake, El Dorado, Harmony, Horizon, Montwood, Mountain View, Pebble Hills, Socorro.

Cathedral/Loretto Invitational: March 3-4. Del Valle, Andress, Austin, Bowie, Cathedral, Canutillo, Clint, El Paso, Franklin, Irvin, Jefferson, Loretto.

Here the top 10 track and field female athletes in each track and field event after week 3:

Parkland senior DJ Crest is the city leader in the triple jump and just set a personal best 22.29 in the 200 at the Irvin Invitational.

Field Events

Shot put: 1, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 55 feet, 7.5 inches; 2, Alexander Kimba, El Dorado, 48-4; 3, Alex Dominguez, Mt. View, 46-1; 4, Trey Nelson, Pebble Hills, 45-6; 5, Ricardo Neira, Montwood, 45-2; 6, Tyrone McDuffie, Parkland, 44-5; 7, Anthony Morales, Burges, 44-3; 8, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 44-2.5; 9, Mateo Grajeda, Coronado, 43-0; 10, Matthew Flores, Clint, 42-9.5.

Discus: 1, Kole Pellerito, Pebble Hills, 158 feet, 4 inches; 2, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 154-6; 3, Roger Martinez, Clint, 138-6; 4, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 135-5; 5, Ricky Garcia, Jefferson, 133-9; 6, Eduardo Najera, Canutillo, 131-7; 7, Devin Mata, Burges, 130-9; 8, Roman Hernandez, Eastlake, 130-5; 9, Kyler Ruth, Franklin, 129-4; 10, Matthew Flores, Clint, 128-6.

High jump: 1, Ricardo Leyva, Horizon, 6 feet, 10 inches; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 6-6; 2, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 6-4; 4, William Mclilly, Montwood, 5-10; 4, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 5-10; 4, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 5-10; 4, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 5-10; 8, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 5-8; 8, Brandon Ortega, Chapin, 5-8; 10, Andres Salinas, Franklin, 5-6; 10, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 5-6; 10, Luke Dexter-Quinn, Burges, 5-6;10, Jeremiah Steib, Montwood, 5-6; 10, Ethan West, Eastwood, 5-6; 10,  Esaui Uribe, Eastlake, 5-6; 10, Va’ron Wilson, Parkland, 5-6.

Pole vault: 1, Owen Levesque, Coronado, 14-feet, 6 inchces; 2, Mont Packer, Franklin, 13-6; 3, Jesus Guerrero, Mt. View, 12-6; 3, Diego Constantino, Bel Air, 12-6; 3, Andres Cardoza, San Elizario, 12-6; 6, Fernando Larios, Coronado, 12-0; 6, Joshua Jenson, Franklin, 12-0; 8, Joaquin Hickey, Franklin, 11-6; 8, Randy Jacquez, Montwood, 11-6; 8, Cesario Alvarado, Bel Air, 11-6; 8, Jesus Banuelos, Mt. View, 11-6.

Long jump: 1, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 22 feet, 0.25 inches; 2, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 21-9.25; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 21-3; 4, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 20-9; 5, Oscar Martinez, Bel Air, 20-7; 6, Raymon Riddick, Del Valle, 20-5.5; 7, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 20-4.5; 8, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 20-3.5; 9, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 20-3; 10, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 20-2.5.

Triple jump: 1, DJ Crest, Parkland, 45 feet, 4.5 inches; 2, Donovan Melendez, Andress, 43-10; 3, Ramon Laguana, Eastwood, 42-10.5; 4, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41-7.5; 5, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 41-6; 6, Yoshua Yhisreal, Chapin,40-11; 7, Julian Bailey, Chapin, 40-5.5; 8, Aiden Anchondo, Cathedral, 40-2.25; 9, Makhi Shannon, Parkland, 39-10.50; 10, Matthew Ramirez, Americas, 39-3.25.

Coronado’s Preston Eastman and Edgar Vallas and Tornillo’s Daniel Romero are in the top 10 in the 1,600 and 3,200.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 10.85; 2, Julian Mars, Franklin, 11.05; 3, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 11.11; 4, DJ Crest, Parkland, 11.13; 5, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 11.17; 5, Abdiel Rincon, Americas, 11.17; 7, Joseph W. Gomez, Parkland, 11.23; 8, Jalile Bost, Pebble Hills, 11.36; 8, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 11.36; 10, Joshua Keough, Del Valle, 11.43.

200 meters: 1, DJ Crest, Parkland, 22.29; 2, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 22.39; 3, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 22.60; 4, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 22.94; 5, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 22.96; 6, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 23.09; 7, Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 23.18; 8, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 23.25; 9, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 23.26; 10, Ramon Gonzalez, Franklin, 23.27.

400 meters: 1, Cade Little, Coronado, 49.73; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 50.60; 3, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 51.00; 4, Miguel Chapa, El Dorado, 51.30; 5, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 51.92; 6, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 52.02; 7, Noah Moreno, Bel Air, 52.45; 7, Grabiel Saucedo II, Cathedral, 52.45; 9, Noah Sanchez, Pebble Hills, 52.52; 10, Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 52.69.

800 meters: 1, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 1:55.52; 2, Mark Barajas, Pebble Hills, 1:57.21; 3, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 1:57.95; 4, Diego Romero, Americas, 1:58.54; 5, Seth Truax, Chapin, 1:59.78; 6, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 2:00.50; 7, Aaron Call, Franklin, 2:00.84; 8, Matthew Guerra, Burges, 2:01.02; 9, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 2:01.11; 10, Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 2:01.55.

1,600 meters: 1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 4:26.20; 2, Juan Leal, Franklin, 4:26.95; 3, Adan Castillo, Franklin, 4:27.33; 4, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 4:27.78; 5, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 4:28.01; 6, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 4:28.82; 7, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 4:29.75; 8, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 4:29.91; 9, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 4:30.06; 10, Diego Romero, Americas, 4:30.65;

3,200 meters: 1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 9:33.52; 2, Juan Leal, Franklin, 9:39.64; 3, Diego Flores, Franklin, 9:39.66; 4, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 9:39.69; 5, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 9:41.38; 6, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 9:41.59; 7, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 9:44.21; 8, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 9:58.33; 9, Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 9:59.45; 10, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 10:04.39.

110-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 14.81; 2, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 15.08; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 15.44; 4, Noah Vick, Franklin, 16.04; 5, Harvey Wilson, Parkland, 16.18; 6, Elijah Gutierrez, Eastwood, 16.40; 7, Mont Packer, Franklin, 16.79; 8, Angel Ayala, Americas, 17.19; 9, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 17.23; 10, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 17.25.

300-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 38.22; 2, Maury Carreto, Franklin, 40.91; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 41.08; 3, Armando Aguirre, Clint, 41.08; 5, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 41.70; 6, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41.79; 7, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 42.26; 8, Elijah Gutierrez, Eastwood, 42.99; 9, Mark Lozoya, Mt. View, 43.00; 10, Mark Mukiibi, Bel Air, 43.34.

400-meter relay: 1, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Noah Vick, Gerald Williams), 42.12; 2, Parkland (Kaleb Martinez, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 43.00; 3, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla, Curtis Murillo), 43.34; 4, Pebble Hills (Julian Piercy, Jalile Bost, Amari Deion Welch, Zereian Quarles), 43.45; 5, Montwood (Izayuh Claudio, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 43.65; 6, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Evan Garcia, Dezmond Gonzalez, Kevin Peltz), 43.86; 7, Chapin (Justin Yhisreal, Yoshua Yhisreal, Michael Medina, Dylan Sims), 44.00; 8, Americas (Abdiel Rincon, Brian Promesse, Joseph Ruiz, Joaquin Hernandez), 44.02; 9, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Raymon Riddick, Joshua Keough, Ethan Armendariz), 44.08; 10, Mt. View (Erik Dominguez, Eric Garcia, Mark Lozoya, Omar Nevarez), 44.46.

800-meter relay: 1, Parkland (Isaiah Beasley, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 1:29.73; 2, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Nicolas Garcia, Gerald Williams), 1:29.81; 3, Montwood (Rex Hendrix, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 1:29.93; 4, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa, Dezmond Gonzalez), 1:30.55; 5, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Max Mancilla, Noah Padilla, Curtis Murillo), 1:31.48; 6, Pebble Hills (Gael Ochoa, Amari Taylor, Julian Piercy, Amari Deion Welch) 1:32.31; 7, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Caydin Purdy, Michael Medina, Justin Yhisreal), 1:32.46; 8, Mt. View (Erik Dominguez, Omar Nevarez, Mark Lozoya, Jesus Banuelos), 1:32.76; 9, Eastlake (Alexander Ziemer, Julian Granados, Andrew Aranda, Jerry Rodriguez), 1:33.23; 10, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Oscar Martinez, Noah Moreno, Cesario Alvarado), 1:33.32.

1,600-meter relay: 1, Coronado (Pablo Pedraza, Sam Breceda, Cade Little, Sebastian Aguayo), 3:25.35; 2, Franklin (Rai Lopez, Maury Carreto, Aaron Call, Nicolas Garcia), 3:26.26; 3, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Curtis Murillo, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla), 3:26.29; 4, Pebble Hills (Charles Wellenreuther, Amari Taylor, Damian Ibarra, Omer Ibrahim), 3:28.83; 5, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Adriel Lira, Dauntae Herrera, Seth Truax), 3:30.90; 6, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Noah Moreno, Oscar Martinez, Cesario Alvarado), 3:31.87; 7, Eastlake (Erick Rangel, Aidan Hernandez, Erick Delgadillo, Jerry Rodriguez), 3:34.84; 8, El Dorado (Alan Martinez, Adrian Macias, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa), 3:35.22; 9, El Paso (Andre Fierro, Miles Westbrook, Joaquin Moya, Croft Tarwater), 3:35.85; 10, San Elizario (Emilio Solano, Julian Guerra, Emiliano Medina, Angel Maese), 3:35.96.

Boy’s Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances: Week 2

The second week of the track and field season resulted in 11 city best times and marks at the Burges Invitational and the Bobby Aguirre Invitational at Riverside.

Top performances include:

Franklin senior Beau Sparks set a personal best 22.39 in the 200 at the Burges Invitational.

Franklin senior Nicolas Garcia set a personal best 50.60 in the 400 at the Burges Invitational.

Tornillo senior Angel Torres ran 1:57.99 in the 800 at the Burges Invitational.

Franklin senior Diego Flores ran 4:26.20 in the 1600 at the Burges Invitational.

Franklin junior Juan Leal set a personal best 9:39.64 in the 3200 at the Burges Invitational.

Immanuel Christian junior Josiah Johnson set a personal best 38.81 in the 300 hurdles and in the long jump with a leap of 21 feet, 9.25 inches at the Burges Invitational.

The Franklin 400-relay team of Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Noah Vick and Gerald Williams raced to 42.12 at the Burges Invitational.

The Coronado 1600-relay team of Pablo Pedraza, Sam Breceda, Cade Little and Sebastian Aguayo ran a 3:25.35 at the Burges Invitational.

Eastlake senior Caleb Emery tossed the shot put 53 feet, 4 inches at the Riverside Invitational.

Parkland senior DJ Crest set a personal best in the triple jump, leaping 45 feet, 4.5 inches at the Riverside Invitational.

For complete results of the Bobby Aguirre Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/491316/results.

For complete results of the Burges Invitational, click here – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/488048/results.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Irvin Invitational: Feb. 24-25 at Irvin. Hanks, Parkland, Ysleta, Austin, Bowie,Canutillo, El Paso, Harmony, Irvin, Jefferson, Loretto, Socorro.

SISD Invitational: Feb. 24-25 at the SAC. Americas, Cathedral, Chapin, Eastlake,El Dorado, Horizon, Pebble Hills.

Jim Omohundro Invitational Feb. 25 at Eastwood. Bel Air, Del Valle, Eastwood, Riverside, Andress, Anthony, Clint, Coronado, Franklin, Montwood, Mountain View, Tornillo.

Here the top 10 track and field female athletes in each track and field event after week 2:

Immanuel Christian junior Josiah Johnson set a personal best 38.81 in the 300 hurdles and in the long jump with a leap of 21 feet, 9.25 inches at the Burges Invitational.

Field Events

Shot put: 1, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 53 feet, 4 inches; 2, Trey Nelson, Pebble Hills,    45-6; 3, Ricardo Neira, Montwood, 45-1; 4, Tyrone McDuffie, Parkland, 44-5; 5, Anthony Morales, Burges, 44-3; 6, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 44-2.5; 7, Alexander Kimba, El Dorado, 43-2; 8, Albert Rivera, Jefferson, 42-5; 8, Jose Morales, Ysleta, 41-11; 9, Alex Dominguez, Mt. View, 41-4; 10, Jacob Holguin, Bel Air, 41-3.

Discus: 1, Kole Pellerito, Pebble Hills, 153 feet, 9 inches; 2, Roger Martinez, Clint, 138-6; 3, Robert Legarda, Eastwood, 135-5; 4, Devin Mata, Burges, 130-8; 5, Caleb Emery, Eastlake, 130-5; 5, Roman Hernandez, Eastlake, 130-5; 7, Kyler Ruth, Franklin, 129-4; 8, Matthew Flores, Clint, 128-6; 9, Isaiah Valadez, Mt. View, 127-7.5; 10, Micheal Southern, Montwood, 127-7.5.

High jump: 1, Ricardo Leyva, Horizon, 6 feet, 10 inches; 2, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 6-2; 2, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 6-2; 4, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 5-10; 4, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 5-10; 4, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 5-10; 7, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 5-8; 8, Andres Salinas, Franklin, 5-6; 8, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 5-6; 8, Luke Dexter-Quinn, Burges, 5-6; 8, Jeremiah Steib, Montwood, 5-6.

Pole vault: 1, Mont Packer, Franklin, 13 feet, 6 inches; 2, Owen Levesque, Coronado, 13-0; 3, Jesus Guerrero, Mt. View, 12-6; 3, Andres Cardoza, San Elizario, 12-6; 5, Diego Constantino, Bel Air, 12-0; 6, Joshua Jenson, Franklin, 11-6; 6, Fernando Larios, Coronado, 11-6; 6, Randy Jacquez, Montwood, 11-6; 6, Cesario Alvarado, Bel Air, 11-6; 6, Jesus Banuelos, Mt. View, 11-6.

Long jump: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 21 feet, 9.25 inches; 2, Dezmond Gonzalez, El Dorado, 21-2.25; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 21-3; 4, Oscar Martinez, Bel Air, 20-7; 5, Fabian Talavera, Americas, 20-3; 6, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 20-2.5; 7, Amari Deion Welch, Pebble Hills, 20-1; 8, Cameron Harrelson, Montwood, 19-10; 9, Nathan Marshall, Andress, 19-9.50; 10, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 19-9.

Triple jump: 1, DJ Crest, Parkland, 45 feet, 4.5 inches; 2, Donovan Melendez, Andress, 43-10; 3, Ramon Laguana, Eastwood, 42-10.5; 4, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41-7.5; 5, Iandel Rosario, Pebble Hills, 40-10; 6, Aiden Anchondo, Cathedral, 40-2.25; 7, Makhi Shannon, Parkland, 39-10.50; 8, Matthew Ramirez, Americas, 39-3.25; 9, Adrian Macias, El Dorado, 39-0.5; 10, Jacob Valenzuela, Coronado, 39-0.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 10.85; 2, Julian Mars, Franklin, 11.05; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 11.13; 4, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 11.17; 5, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 11.20; 6, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 11.36; 7, Joseph W. Gomez, Parkland, 11.39; 8, Joshua Keough, Del Valle, 11.53; 9, Oscar Martinez, Bel Air,     11.60; 10, Maximiliano Giron, Del Valle, 11.65.

200 meters: 1, Beau Sparks, Franklin, 22.39; 2, Roman Gomez, Jefferson, 22.60; 3, DJ Crest, Parkland, 22.88; 4, Lincoln Juardo, Parkland, 22.96; 5, Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 23.18; 6, Ramon Gonzalez, Franklin, 23.27; 7, Gerald Williams, Franklin, 23.28; 8, Deandre Jackson, Ysleta, 23.37; 9, Shay Smith, Franklin, 23.47; 10, Abdiel Rincon, Americas, 23.50.

400 meters: 1, Nicolas Garcia, Franklin, 50.60; 2, Sebastian Aguayo, Coronado, 51.00; 3, Max Mancilla, Eastwood, 51.92; 4, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 52.02; 5, Miguel Chapa, El Dorado, 52.22; 6, Grabiel Saucedo II, Cathedral, 52.45; 7, Damian Ibarra, Pebble Hills, 52.83; 8, Pablo Pedraza, Coronado, 52.89; 9, Diego Gonzalez, Mt. View, 52.90; 10, Cesario Alvarado, Bel Air, 53.04.

800 meters: 1, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 1:57.99; 2, Seth Truax, Chapin, 1:59.78; 3, Diego Romero, Americas, 2:00.73; 4, Matthew Guerra, Burges, 2:01.02; 5, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 2:01.11; 6, Rai Lopez, Franklin, 2:01.67; 7, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 2:02.21; 8, Sam Breceda, Coronado, 2:02.68; 9, Omar Rivera, Canutillo, 2:03.79; 10, Austen Percifull, Franklin, 2:03.85.

1,600 meters: 1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 4:26.20; 2, Juan Leal, Franklin, 4:27.87; 3, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 4:28.01; 4, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 4:29.44; 5, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 4:29.75; 6, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 4:29.86; 7, Chris Moreno, San Elizairo, 4:29.91; 8, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 4:30.06; 9, Diego Romero, Americas, 4:30.65; 10, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 4:35.29.

3,200 meters: 1, Juan Leal, Franklin, 9:39.64; 2, Diego Flores, Franklin, 9:40.49; 3, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 9:41.38; 4, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 9:41.59; 5, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 9:42.63; 6, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 9:43.12; 7, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 9:44.21; 8, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 9:58.33; 9, Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 9:59.45; 10, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 10:04.39.

110-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 14.81; 2, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 15.24; 3, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 15.44; 4, Noah Vick, Franklin, 16.04; 5, Harvey Wilson, Parkland, 16.47; 6, Mont Packer, Franklin, 16.79; 7, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 17.23; 8, Adrian Macias, El Dorado, 17.41; 9, Anthony Martinez, Canutillo, 17.52; 10, Adrian Juarez, Americas, 17.60.

300-meter hurdles: 1, Josiah Johnson, Immanuel Christian, 38.81; 2, Jason Valdez, Eastwood, 41.08; 3, Armando Aguirre, Clint, 41.24; 4, Devin Rubio, El Dorado, 41.79; 5, Maury Carreto, Franklin, 41.90; 6, Andres Hernandez, Americas, 42.26; 7, Michael Kiesel, Parkland, 42.90; 8, Joaquin Hickey, Franklin, 43.92; 9, Ian Diaz, Eastwood, 43.95; 10, Anthony Martinez, Canutillo, 43.99.

400-meter relay: 1, Franklin (Beau Sparks, Julian Mars, Noah Vick, Gerald Williams), 42.12; 2, Parkland (Kaleb Martinez, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 43.13; 3, Montwood (Izayuh Claudio, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 43.65; 4, Pebble Hills, 44.22; 5, Americas (Abdiel Rincon, Fabian Talavera, Joseph Ruiz, Brian Promesse-Gonzalez), 44.26; 6, Mt. View (Mark Lozoya, Eric Garcia, Omar Nevarez, Erik Dominguez), 44.60; 7, El Dorado, 44.79; 8, Chapin (Justin Yhisreal, Daveon Singleton, Michael Medina, Dylan Sims), 44.81; 9, Coronado (Thomas Huerta-Murray, David Abarca, Sebastian Aguayo, Cade Little), 44.86; 10, Del Valle (Maximiliano Giron, Raymon Riddick, Joshua Keough, Ethan Armendariz), 44.97.

800-meter relay: 1, Parkland (Isaiah Beasley, Demarion Daniel Crest, Joseph W Gomez, Lincoln Juardo), 1:29.73; 2, Montwood (Rex Hendrix, Seth Salas, Victor Arellano, Christian Saenz), 1:29.93; 3, Franklin (Julian Mars, Shay Smith, Noah Vick, Ramon Gonzalez), 1:31.52; 4, El Dorado   (Alan Martinez, Devin Rubio, Miguel Chapa, Dezmond Gonzalez), 1:31.55; 5, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Caydin Purdy, Michael Medina, Justin Yhisreal), 1:32.46; 6, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Oscar Martinez, Noah Moreno, Cesario Alvarado), 1:33.32; 7, Eastwood (Joe Meza, Jay Acuna, Isaiah Alva, Curtis Murillo), 1:33.64; 8, Pebble Hills, 1:34.16; 9, Americas (Abdiel Rincon, Fabian Talavera, Joseph Ruiz, Brian Promesse-Gonzalez), 1:34.62; 10, Eastlake (Alexander Ziemer, Julian Granados, Andrew Aranda, Jerry Rodriguez), 1:34.78.       

1,600-meter relay: 1, Coronado (Pablo Pedraza, Sam Breceda, Cade Little, Sebastian Aguayo), 3:25.35; 2, Franklin (Joaquin Hickey, Austen Percifull, Nicolas Garcia, Rai Lopez), 3:26.94; 3, Pebble Hills (Charles Wellenreuther, Amari Taylor, Damian Ibarra, Omer Ibrahim), 3:28.83; 4, Chapin (Dylan Sims, Adriel Lira, Dauntae Herrera, Seth Truax), 3:30.90; 5, Eastwood (Jay Acuna, Joe Meza, Jason Valdez, Max Mancilla), 3:31.17; 6, Bel Air (Diego Constantino, Noah Moreno, Oscar Martinez, Cesario Alvarado), 3:31.87; 7, Eastlake (Erick Rangel, Aidan Hernandez, Erick Delgadillo, Jerry Rodriguez), 3:34.84; 8, El Dorado, 3:35.60; 9, San Elizario (Angel Acosta, Emilio Solano, Angel Maese, Chris Moreno), 3:38.01; 10, Americas (Joseph Ruiz, Andres Hernandez, Christian Hurtado, Diego Romero), 3:38.08.

High School Boys Cross Country Poll: Week 9

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

Region 1 Championship: Monday, Oct. 24 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. 4A Girls, 8 a.m.; 4A Boys, 8:30 a.m.; 6A Girls, 9:30 a.m.; 6A Boys, 10:10 a.m.

Region 1 Championship: Tuesday, Oct. 25 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. 3A Girls, 8 a.m.; 3A Boys, 8:30 a.m.; 5A Girls, 9:30 a.m.; 5A Boys, 10:10 a.m.

San Elizario won its ninth straight district championship.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars won its first ever District 1-6A Championship scoring 27 points at the Horizon Golf Course. Franklin placed all five scoring runners in the top eight. Senior Diego Flores was third in 16:09.25 followed by junior Matthew Engle (fourth, 16:22.82), senior Denovan Estrada (fifth, 16:30.64), junior Juan Leal (seventh, 16:55.61) and junior Sebastian Gonzalez (eighth, 16:56.36). The team will race at the Region 1-6A Championship Monday in Lubbock.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers finished second at the District 1-6A Championship, scoring 58 points. The team had three runners in the top 10 – senior Anthony Casillas (sixth, 16:48.92), junior Alex Flores (ninth, 17:01.53) and senior Matthew Marshall (tenth, 17:03.57). Eastwood will race at the Region 1-6A Championship Monday in Lubbock.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds finished third at the District 1-6A Championship with 62 points and will advance to regionals. Senior Luis Pastor was second overall in 16:03.92. Junior Carlos Mendez was 13th in 17:09.66 and senior Sam Breceda was 14th  in 17:11.96.  Coronado will race at the Region 1-6A Championship Monday in Lubbock.

4. San Elizario: The Eagles move up one after winning the District 2-4A title at the Horizon Golf Course with 15 points. San Elizario took seven of the top 8 spots lead by senior Chris Moreno who won the event in 17:20.92. Junior Julian Guerra was second in 17:34.21 followed by junior Angel Maese (fourth, 17:44.02), junior Gustavo Salazar (fifth, 18:18.71), senior Emilio Solano (sixth, 18:43.92), senior Matthew Maese (seventh, 18:49.81) and Luis Marquez (eighth, 19:01.29). San Elizario will race at the Region 1-4A Championship Monday in Lubbock.

5. El Paso High: The Tigers move up one after winning the District 1-5A Championship at Mary Keisling Park with 21 points. El Paso had four runners in the top 10 including the top two who set personal best times.  Sophomore Miles Westbrook won the event in 16:21.57 and junior Leo Valenzuela was second in 16:32.94. Junior Aydan Lugo was fifth in 17:20.61 and sophomore Lorenzo Shields was seventh in 17:26.48. El Paso will compete at the Region 1-5A Championship Tuesday in Lubbock.

6. Pebble Hills: Pebble Hills drops two spots after finishing fourth at the District 1-6A Championship. Senior Omer Ibrahim won the individual title in 15:53.81 and will advance to regionals.

7. Tornillo: Tornillo finished second at the District 4-3A Championship. Senior Angel Torres won the individual title in 16:50 and junior Daniel Romero was second in 17:21. The Coyotes will race at the Region 1-3A Championship Monday in Lubbock.

8. Americas: The Trailblazers finished fifth in the District 1-6A Championship at Horizon Golf Course. Its top runner was senior Jacob Martinez who finished 21st in 17:40.40.

9. Bel Air:  The Highlanders move up one after winning the District 2-5A Championship at Horizon Golf Course with 52 points. Bel Air had three runners in the top seven including junior Leonardo Resendez (fourth, 18:24.96), junior Hernnan Duarte (sixth, 18:50.23) and senior William Potter (seventh, 19:01.40). Bel Air will compete at the Region 1-5A Championship Tuesday in Lubbock.

10. Canutillo: The Eagles finished second at the District 1-5A Championship at Mary Keisling Park with 60 points.  Canutillo had two runners – senior Esteban Aguilera (sixth, 17:21.25) and junior Omar Rivera (eighth, 17:36.08) – in the top 10. The Eagles will race at the Region 1-5A Championship Tuesday in Lubbock

Dropped out: Chapin.

On the brink: Riverside.

Parkland senior Michael Castorena has been one of the city’s top runners this season.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 15:09.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

2, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 15:22.10 (Old Settlers Park, 9/24).

3, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 15:23.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

4, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

5, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

6, Leo Espino, Eastwood, 15:30.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

7, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

8, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15:33.4 (Nike South, 10/1).

9, Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 15:37.8 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

10, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 15:39.55 (Tornillo, 9/9).

11, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 15:40.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

12, Danny Torres, Eastwood, 15:45.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

13, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

14, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 15:46.7 (May Simmons Park, 9/17).

15, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 15:52.10 (Old Settlers Park, 9/24).

16, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 16:10.41 (Mary Keisling Park, 9/17).    

17, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:12.82 (Tornillo, 9/9).

18, Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 16:14.9(Woodbridge, 9/16).

19, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 16:21.57 (Mary Keisling Park, 10/14).

20, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

21, Braulio Torres, Chapin, 16:23.31 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

22, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:28.95 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

23, Adrian Chavez, Eastwood, 16:32.8(Woodbridge, 9/16).

24, Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 16:32.94 (Mary Keisling Park, 10/14).

25, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:33.63 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

Bel Air junior Leonardo Resendez has helped the Highlanders late-season surge.

Power Rankings

1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 70 (1).

2, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 68 (4).

3, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 54 (4).

4, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 53 (3).

5, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 47 (2).

6, Michael Castorena, Parkland, 46 (2).

7, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 39 (1).

7, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 39.

9, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 38.

10, Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 37.

Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 34 (2).

Diego Flores, Franklin, 33.

Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 33.

Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 32.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 32.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 25.

Matthew Guerra, Burges, 25.

Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 24.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 24.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 23.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 22.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 26.

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 25.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 20.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 17 (1).

Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 17.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 16.

Jesus Herrera, Harmony Science, 15 (1).

Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 14.

Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 13.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 12.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 12.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 11.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 11.

William Potter, Bel Air, 11.

Oscar Guzman, Franklin, 10.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Max Sandhu, Coronado, 9.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 9.

Ethan Fontaine, Franklin, 9.

Nathaniel Delgado-Rodriguez, Austin, 9.

Kevin Perez, Riverside, 8.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 7.

Pablo Fuentes, Riverside, 7.

Diego Romero, Americas, 6.

Cesar Ruiz, Del Valle, 6.

Angel Navarrete, Riverside, 6.

Gustavo Salazar, San Elizario, 6.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Aidan Danny Torres, Eastwood, 5.

Julian Miramontes, Eastwood, 5.

Sean Sanchez, Chapin, 5.

Hernnan Duarte, Bel Air, 5.

Emilio Solano, San Elizario, 5.

Pedro Jimenez, Austin, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Eirik Arredondo, Austin, 4.

Matthew Maese, San Elizario, 4.

Adam Ramirez, Montwood, 3.

Sam Breceda, Coronado, 3.

Austen Percifull, Franklin, 3.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 3.

Omar Rivera, Canutillo, 3.

Angel Gomez, Hanks, 3

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 3.

Jeremiah Loustaunau, Austin, 3.

Luis Marquez, San Elizario, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 2.

Lorenzo Shields, Coronado, 2.

Gabriel Uranga, Franklin, 2.

Damian Espinoza, Del Valle, 2.

Dauntae Herrera, Chapin, 2.

Adam Valdiviezo, Riverside, 2.

Rafael Gomez, Fabens, 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 1.

Isaac Ortega, Jefferson, 1.

Renee Galaviz, Socorro, 1.

Owen Rubio, Ysleta, 1.

Cesar Duran, Bowie, 1.

Marin Maldanado, Valle Verde Early College, 1.

High School Boys 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 Invitational: 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 30 at the Coyote Run Golf Course, Mesa, Arizona. Franklin, Del Valle, Socorro, Tornillo, San Eli, Eastwood.

Coronado Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 1. at Don Haskins Park. Coronado, Irvin, Andress, Chapin, Socorro, El Dorado, Anthony, Ysleta boys, Cathedral, Loretto, Bowie.

Clint/Fabens Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 1 at Fabens High School. Clint, Fabens, Radford, Montwood, Ysleta girls, YWLA, Ft. Hancock, Riverside, Hanks, Chapin, El Paso High.

Nike South: 7 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 1 at The Woodlands. Del Valle, Pebble Hills, Montwood, Americas, Eastlake.

Mayfield Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 1. Austin, Jefferson, Burges.

San Elizario runners Chris Moreno and Julian Guerra set season best times at Old Settler’s Park.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars won the Class 6A District Preview at Horizon Golf Course with 29 points, placing six runners in the top 10. Matthew Engle paced Franklin, finishing second in 16:27.96 followed by Denovan Estrada (third, 16:37.82), Sebastian Gonzalez (seventh, 17:16.63), Ethan Fontaine (eighth, 17:17.04), Diego Flores (ninth, 17:17.10) and Oscar Guzman (tenth, 17:22.66). The team will travel to Mesa, Arizona to compete in the Desert Twilight Invitational.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers did not race this weekend. The team will compete at the Desert Twilight Invitational in Mesa, Arizona on Friday night.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds finished second at the Class 6A District Preview at Horizon Golf Course five points behind Franklin. Coronado had three runners in the top 10 including Luis Pastor who won his fourth race of the season. He finished in 16:03.09. Edgar Valles was fourth in 16:50.92 and Carlos Mendez was sixth in 17:08.56. The team will race at its own invitational on Saturday at Don Haskins Park.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not run its varsity on Saturday. The team will race at Nike South in The Woodlands on Saturday morning.

5. San Elizario: The Eagles raced two of its boys in the Silver Division of the McNeil Invitational in Round Rock. Chris Moreno won the event in a season best 15:22.10. Julian Guerra also had a season best, finishing tenth in 15:52.10. The race was at the state course at Old Settlers Park. The team will compete at the Desert Twilight Invitational in Mesa, Arizona on Friday night.

6. El Paso High: The Tigers easily won the Class 5A District Preview at Horizon Golf Course with 21 points. El Paso High had all five scoring runners finish in the top 7. Miles Westbrook won the 2.7 mile race in 15:14.29 followed by Leo Valenzuela (second, 15:22.91), Ulysses O’Rourke (fifth, 15:58.53), Aydan Lugo (sixth, 16:00.09) and Lorenzo Shields (seventh, 16:43.35).

7. Tornillo: Tornillo won the Riverside/Clint ISD Course Preview at Horizon Golf Course with 79 points. Angel Torres picked up the individual title in 16:25.30 and Daniel Romero was second in 17:14.55.

8. Americas: The Trailblazers finished third in Class 6A District Preview at Horizon Golf Course. Its top runner was Diego Romero who finished fifth in 17:04.65. The team is scheduled to race at Nike South in The Woodlands on Saturday morning.

9. Chapin: The Huskies finished second at the Class 5A District Preview at Horizon Golf Course. Two runners finished in the top 8 – Braulio Torres was fourth in 15:54.72 and Sean Sanchez was eighth in 16:51.50.

10. Bel Air:  The Highlanders were second at the Riverside/Clint ISD Course Preview at Horizon Golf Course. William Potter was ninth in 18:24.71 and Leonardo Resendez was tenth in 18:44.33.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Hanks, Parkland, Montwood.

The season is heading into its final stretch. Championship season begins Oct. 14.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 15:09.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

2, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 15:22.10 (Old Settlers Park, 9/24).

3, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 15:23.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

4, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

5, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

6, Leo Espino, Eastwood, 15:30.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

7, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

8, Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 15:37.8 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

9, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 15:39.55 (Tornillo, 9/9).

10, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 15:40.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

11, Danny Torres, Eastwood, 15:45.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

12, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

13, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 15:46.7 (May Simmons Park, 9/17).

14, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 15:52.10 (Old Settlers Park, 9/24).

15, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15:56.70 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

16, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 16:10.41 (Mary Keisling Park, 9/17).    

17, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:12.82 (Tornillo, 9/9).

18, Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 16:14.9(Woodbridge, 9/16).

19, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

20, Braulio Torres, Chapin, 16:23.31 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

21, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:28.95 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

22, Adrian Chavez, Eastwood, 16:32.8(Woodbridge, 9/16).

23, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:33.63 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

24, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 16:35.47(Mary Keisling Park, 9/17).      

25, Seth Truax, Chapin, 16:39.13 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

Efren Moncada has been a steady force all season for Parkland.

Power Rankings

1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 61 (1).

2, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 59 (4).

3, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 44 (3).

4, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 43 (2).

5, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 39 (1).

6, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 37 (1).

7, Michael Castorena, Parkland, 36 (1).

8, Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 32.

9, Diego Flores, Franklin, 25.

10, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 24.

10, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 24 (1).

Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 22.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 22.

Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 30.

Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 28.

Matthew Engle, Franklin, 26.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 26.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 25.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 19.

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 19.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 17 (1).

Matthew Guerra, Burges, 17.

Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 17.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 16.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 14.

Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 13.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 13.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 12.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 11.

Oscar Guzman, Franklin, 10.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Max Sandhu, Coronado, 9.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 9.

Ethan Fontaine, Franklin, 9.

Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 8.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 7.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 7.

Diego Romero, Americas, 6.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Aidan Danny Torres, Eastwood, 5.

Jesus Herrera, Harmony Science, 5.

Julian Miramontes, Eastwood, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 4.

Adam Ramirez, Montwood, 3.

Sam Breceda, Coronado, 3.

Austen Percifull, Franklin, 3.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 3.

William Potter, Bel Air, 3.

Sean Sanchez, Chapin, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 2.

Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 2.

Lorenzo Shields, Coronado, 2.

Gabriel Uranga, Franklin, 2.

Dauntae Herrera, Chapin, 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 1.

Isaac Ortega, Jefferson, 1.

Renee Galaviz, Socorro, 1.

High School Boys 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.

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

Clint ISD Course Preview: 8 a.m., Friday, Sept. 23 at Horizon Golf Course. Riverside, Bel Air, Ysleta, Del Valle, YWLA, Parkland, Hanks, San Elizario, Clint, Horizon, Mt. View, Anthony, Valle Verde, Fabens, Loretto, Radford, Canutillo, Tornillo.

EPISD/SISD Preview: 8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 24 at Horizon Golf Course. Coronado, Irvin, Austin, Franklin, Burges, El Paso, Chapin, Bowie, Andress, Jefferson, Pebble Hills, Eastlake, Montwood, Socorro, Americas, El Dorado.

Coronado juniors Edgar Valles and Preston Eastman finished one-two at the El Paso High Invitational.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars varsity did not race last week but its open team placed four runners in the top 9 to win the Cathedral Invitational at Veterans Park. Senior Oscar Guzman was second in 16:56.85, sophomore Ethan Fontaine was fifth in 17:16.48, senior Austen Percifull was eighth in 17:50.00 and junior Gabriel Uranga was ninth in 17:50.72. The team will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers finished 24th in the Sweepstakes Division of the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic in Irvine, Calif. Its top runner was Anthony Casillas who had a personal record of 15:09.9, the new top time in the city. The Sweepstakes Division is considered to the second toughest race in the country, behind NXN.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds finished second at the El Paso High Invitational at Mary Frances Keisling Park without its top runner Luis Pastor. Coronado had four runners in the top 8 including individual winner junior Edgar Valles (16:10.41). Junior Preston Eastman was second in 16:35.47, sophomore Max Sandhu was sixth in 17:23.85 and senior Sam Breceda was eighth in 17:54.35. The team will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans finished fourth in the Class 6A division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Senior Omer Ibrahim was sixth in 16:40.4 and senior Noah Castorena was 16th in 17:38.0. Pebble Hills will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

5. San Elizario: They did not race last week. They will race Friday morning at the Clint Course Preview at Horizon Golf Course.

6. El Paso High: The Tigers won their own invitational at Mary Frances Keisling Park with 28 points. El Paso had five runners in the top nine including sophomore Miles Westbrook (third, 17:08.75), junior Leo Valenzuela (fourth, 17:13.81), sophomore Ulysses O’Rourke (fifth, 17:22.87), junior Aydan Lugo (seventh,  17:32.34) and sophomore Lorenzo Shields (ninth, 18:03.08). The team will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

7. Tornillo: Tornillo finished second in the Class 3A division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Junior Daniel Romero was second in 16:18.6 and senior Angel Torres was fourth in 17:05.2. They will race Friday morning at the Clint Course Preview at Horizon Golf Course.

8. Americas: The Trailblazers move up one after finishing sixth in the Class 6A division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Its top runner was sophomore Diego Romero who was 19th in 17:44.8. The team will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

9. Chapin: The Huskies move down one after placing seventh in the Class 5A division of the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park. Its top runner was junior Seth Truax who was 14th in 17:26.7. Chapin will race at the EPISD/SISD Preview Saturday at Horizon Golf Course.

10. Bel Air:  The Highlanders did not run a full team at the Cathedral Invitational, but junior Leonardo Resendez was fourth in 17:15.74. They will race Friday morning at the Clint Course Preview at Horizon Golf Course.

 Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Hanks, Parkland, Montwood.

Eastwood’s Anthony Casillas.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 15:09.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

2, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 15:23.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

3, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

4, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

5, Leo Espino, Eastwood, 15:30.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

6, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

7, Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 15:37.8 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

8, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 15:39.55 (Tornillo, 9/9).

9, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 15:40.7 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

10, Danny Torres, Eastwood, 15:45.9 (Woodbridge, 9/16).

11, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

12, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 15:46.7 (May Simmons Park, 9/17).

13, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15:56.70 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

14, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 16:10.41 (Mary Keisling Park, 9/17).    

15, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:12.82 (Tornillo, 9/9).

16, Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 16:14.9(Woodbridge, 9/16).

17, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 16:19.62 (Del Valle, 8/27).

18, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

19, Braulio Torres, Chapin, 16:23.31 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

20, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:28.95 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

21, Adrian Chavez, Eastwood, 16:32.8(Woodbridge, 9/16).

22, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:33.63 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

23, Preston Eastman, Coronado, 16:35.47(Mary Keisling Park, 9/17).      

24, Seth Truax, Chapin, 16:39.13 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

25, Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 16:40.10 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

Parkland’s Michael Castorena won the Cathedral Invitational.

Power Rankings

1, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 52 (1).

2, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 49 (4).

3, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 44 (3).

4, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 33 (1).

5, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 32 (1).

6, Michael Castorena, Parkland, 28 (1).

7, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 27.

8, Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 26.

9, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 24.

9, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 24 (1).

Diego Flores, Franklin, 23.

Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 22.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 22.

Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 30.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 20.

Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 19.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 18.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 17 (1).

Matthew Engle, Franklin, 17.

Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 17.

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 14.

Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 13.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 12.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 12.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 11.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 11.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 11.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Matthew, Guerra, Burges, 9.

Max Sandhu, Coronado, 9.

Oscar Guzman, Franklin, 9.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 7.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 7.

Ethan Fontaine, Franklin, 6.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 5.

Aidan Danny Torres, Eastwood, 5.

Julian Miramontes, Eastwood, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 4.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 3.

Adam Ramirez, Montwood, 3.

Sam Breceda, Coronado, 3.

Austen Percifull, Franklin, 3.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 2.

Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 2.

Lorenzo Shields, Coronado, 2.

Gabriel Uranga, Franklin, 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

William Potter, Bel Air, 1.

Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 1.

Renee Galaviz, Socorro, 1.

Jesus Herrera, Harmony Science, 1.

High School Boys Cross Country Poll: Week 5

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

Woodbridge Cross Country Classic: 8 p.m., Friday, Sept. 16 at Orange County Great Park in Irvine, Calif. Eastwood.

El Paso High Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 17 at Mary Frances Keisling Park. El Paso, Coronado, Socorro, Del Valle, VVECH, Riverside,

Loretto/Cathedral Open: 8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 17 at Veterans Park.  Irvin, Franklin, Andress, Radford, El Dorado, San Eli, Ysleta, Bel Air, YWLA, Anthony, Eastwood, Santa Teresa, Gadsden, Chaparral, Bowie.

Lubbock Invitational: 8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 17 at Mae Simmons Park. Jefferson, Burges, Austin, Chapin, Pebble Hills, Montwood, Americas, El Dorado, Hanks, Ft Hancock, Tornillo.

Most teams will be racing on the regional course in Lubbock on Saturday.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars did not race last week and will have its open team run at the Cathedral Invitational at Veterans Park on Saturday.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers varsity did not race last week the Tornillo Invitational. However, Aidan Danny Torres was sixth in 16:58.94 and Sulliman Rodriguez was tenth in 17:11.85. Eastwood’s open team was second with 69 points. The team will race at the Woodbridge Cross Country Classic in Irvine, Calif., Friday night.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds won the Ysleta Invitational at Shawver Park with 21 points. Coronado had four runners in the top eight including individual champion senior Luis Pastor (16:06.92). Junior Edgar Valles was third in 16:55.29, junior Preston Eastman was fourth in 17:02.71, sophomore Max Sandhu was seventh in 17:29.59 and Carlos Mendez was eighth in 17:31.06. The team will race at the El Paso High Invitational at Mary Frances Keisling Park.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans did not run a full team at the Ysleta Invitational at Shawver Park.  Senior Omer Ibrahim was second in 16:43.68. Pebble Hills will race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

5. San Elizario: The Eagles finished third at the Tornillo Invitational with 88 points. San Elizario had two top 10 runners – senior Chris Moreno (third, 16:35.59) and junior Julian Guerra (fourth, time not recorded). San Eli’s fourth runner junior Angel Maese was injured and jogged the final mile. The team will race at the Cathedral Invitational at Veterans Park on Saturday.

6. El Paso High: The Tigers won the Tornillo Invitational with 65 points. El Paso placed two runners – sophomores Miles Westbrook (fifth, 16:42.38) and Ulysses O’Rourke (tenth, 17:10.09) – in the top 10. The team will race at its own invitational at El Paso at Mary Frances Keisling Park.

7. Tornillo: Tornillo finished fifth at its own meet despite its top two runners taking first and second place. Junior Daniel Romero (first, 15:39.55) and senior Angel Torres (second, 16:12.82) each set season-best marks. The Coyotes were missing one of its top 5 runners. The team will race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

8. Chapin: The Huskies did not run a complete varsity team Tornillo Friday night. Chapin had two runners in the top 5 – sophomore Braulio Torres was sixth in 16:53.43. Chapin will race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

9. Americas: The Trailblazers finished fourth at the Tornillo Invitational. Its top runner was senior Jacob Martinez (17th, 17:26.84). Americas will race at the Lubbock Invitational at Mae Simmons Park on Saturday.

10. Bel Air:  The Highlanders make its season debut in the top 10 after its third-place finish at the Ysleta Invitational. Bel Air has gradually improved as the season has progressed. Its top runner Saturday was Leonardo Resendez who finished tenth in 17:45.13.

Dropped out: Cathedral.

On the brink: Parkland, Montwood.

Tornillo senior Angel Torres ran a season best 16:12.82 last week.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

2, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

3, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

4, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 15:39.55 (Tornillo, 9/9).

5, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

6, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15:56.70 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

7, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:12.82 (Tornillo, 9/9).

8, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 16:19.62 (Del Valle, 8/27).

9, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

10, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 16:22.89 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

11, Braulio Torres, Chapin, 16:23.31 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

12, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 16:24.18 (Del Valle, 8/27).

13, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:28.95 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

14, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:33.63 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

15, Seth Truax, Chapin, 16:39.13 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

16, Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 16:40.10 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

17, Frank Lozano, Franklin, 16:41.37 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

18, Miles Westbrook, El Paso High, 16:42.38 (Tornillo, 9/9.

19, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 16:45.80 (Clint, 8/13).

20, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 16:50.51 (Del Valle, 8/27).

21, Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 16:51.73 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

22, Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 16:52.80 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

23, Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 16:52.88 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

24, Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 16:55.24 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

25, Austen Percifull, Franklin, 16:56.07 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

Immanuel’s Israel Quintana (bib number 1852), has been running well all season.

Power Rankings

1, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 49 (4).

2, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 44 (3).

3, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 43 (1).

4, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 25 (1).

5, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 24.

6, Diego Flores, Franklin, 23.

7, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 22.

7, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 22.

9, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 21.

9, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 21.

Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 19 (1).

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 18.

Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 18.

Michael Castorena, Parkland, 18.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 17 (1).

Matthew Engle, Franklin, 17.

Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 17.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 14.

Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 13.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 13.

Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 12.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 12.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 11.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 11.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 11.

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 10.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Matthew, Guerra, Burges, 9.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 7.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 5.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 5.

Aidan Danny Torres, Eastwood, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Max Sandhu, Coronado, 4.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 4.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 3.

Adam Ramirez, Montwood, 3.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 3.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 2.

Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

William Potter, Bel Air, 1.

Sulliman Rodriguez, Eastwood, 1.

High School Boy’s Poll: Week 4

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

Tornillo Invitational: 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 9 at Tornillo High School. Tornillo, Franklin, Burges, El Paso, Chapin, Eastlake, Americas, San Eli, Tornillo, Ft. Hancock, Eastwood, Chaparral, Santa Teresa.

Ysleta Invitational:  8 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 10 at Shawver Park. Coronado, Austin, Jefferson, Pebble Hills, Eastlake, Socorro, Ysleta, Bel Air, Radford, YWLA, Anthony, Hanks, VVECH, Del Valle, Riverside, Cathedral, Santa Teresa, Bowie.

Franklin is ranked No. 6 in the Class 6A by the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas.

Top 10

1. Franklin: The Cougars move up to the top spot placing four runners in the top eight to win the Trooper Twilight Invitational at the Eastside Sports Complex. Senior Diego Flores was third in 16:24.05, junior Matthew Engle was fourth, (16:33.91), senior Denovan Estrada was seventh (16:41.21) and junior Juan Leal was eighth (16:47.00). The team is ranked No. 6 in Class 6A by the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas. The team will not race this weekend.

2. Eastwood: The Troopers finished second at its own invitational. Junior Alexander Flores was the low-point man finishing sixth in 16:40.30. Junior Leo Espino was 11th in 16:55.90. Eastwood’s team average was 17:00.74. Eastwood is ranked No. 8 in Class 6A by the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas. The team will not race this weekend.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds finished third at the Trooper Twilight Invitational. Senior Luis Pastor won the individual title in 15:56.36. Junior Edgar Valles was 12th in 16:57.51. The team’s average was 17:02.61. Coronado will race at the Ysleta Invitational Saturday at Shawver Park.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans won its own invitational at Blackie Chesher Park with 25 points. Senior Omer Ibrahim won the event in 15:56.70. Three other runners finished in the top 10 – senior Noah Castorena (third, 16:28.950, sophomore Ameen Ibrahim (fourth, 16:33.63) and junior Robert Dickerson (tenth, 17:18.06). The team average was 16:44.23. The Spartans will race at the Ysleta Invitational Saturday at Shawver Park.

5. San Elizario: The Eagles finished fourth at the Trooper Twilight with a team average of 17:53.85. San Elizario had two top 10 runners – senior Chris Moreno (fifth, 16:34.80) and junior Julian Guerra (tenth, 16:54.40). San Elizario is ranked No. 2 in Class 4A by the Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas. The team will race at Tornillo Invitational on Friday night.

6. El Paso High: The Tigers were fourth at the Trooper Twilight with an average score of 18:10.04. Its top runner was sophomore Miles Westbrook (18th, 17:20.37). El Paso will race at Tornillo Invitational on Friday night.

7. Tornillo: Tornillo moves up one after its sixth-place finish at the Trooper Twilight. The Coyotes had two runners in the top 9 – junior Daniel Romero (second, 16:20.50) and senior Angel Torres (ninth, 16:51.54). Tornillo cracked the Class 3A Cross Country Coaches Association of Texas poll, ranked No. 6. The team will race at its own invitational Friday night.

8. Chapin: The Huskies move up one after finishing second at the Pebble Hills Invitational at Blackie Chesher Park. Chapin had two runners in the top 5 – sophomore Braulio Torres was second in 16:23.31 and junior Seth Truax was fifth in 16:39.13. Chapin will race Friday night at Tornillo.

9. Americas: The Trailblazers move up one after finishing third at the Pebble Hills Invitational. Its top runner was sophomore Diego Romero (13th, 17:28.57). Americas will race at the Tornillo Invitational on Friday night.

 10. Cathedral:  The Irish drop three spots after not fielding a full team at the Trooper Twilight.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: Parkland, Bel Air.

Eastwood’s Matthew Marshall and Anthony Casillas have two of the city’s fastest 25 times.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

2, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

3, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

4, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

5, Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 15:56.70 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

6, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 16:19.62 (Del Valle, 8/27).

7, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 16:19.98 (Del Valle, 8/27).

8, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

9, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 16:22.89 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

10, Braulio Torres, Chapin, 16:23.31 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

11, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 16:24.18 (Del Valle, 8/27).

12, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:28.95 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

13, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:33.63 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

14, Seth Truax, Chapin, 16:39.13 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

15, Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 16:40.10 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

16, Frank Lozano, Franklin, 16:41.37 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

17, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:44.41 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

18, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 16:45.80 (Clint, 8/13).

19, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 16:50.51 (Del Valle, 8/27).

20, Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 16:51.73 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

21, Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 16:52.80 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

22, Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 16:52.88 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

23, Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 16:55.24 (Blackie Chesher, 9/2).

24, Austen Percifull, Franklin, 16:56.07 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

25, Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 16:56.74 (Del Valle, 8/27).

Mt. View’s Edward Robledo-Gonzales ran a season best 16:55.24 at Blackie Chesher Park last week.

Power Rankings

1, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 39 (3).

2, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 36 (3).

3, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 33.

4, Diego Flores, Franklin, 23.

5, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 22.

6, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 21.

7, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 18 (1).

8, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 17 (1).

8, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 17.

8, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 17.

8, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 17.

Edgar Valles, Coronado, 14.

Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 13.

Michael Castorena, Parkland, 13.

Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 12.

Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 12.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 12.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 12.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 12.

Angel Torres, Tornillo, 12.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 11.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 11.

Omer Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 10 (1).

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 10.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 8.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 7.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 6.

Matthew, Guerra, Burges, 5.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Esteban Aguilera, Canutillo, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 3.

Adam Ramirez, Montwood, 3.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 2.

Aidan Hernandez, Eastlake, 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 1.

William Potter, Bel Air, 1.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 1.

High School Boy’s XC Poll: Week 3

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

Pebble Hills Invitational: 8 a.m., Friday, Sept. 2 at Blackie Chesher Park. Eastlake, Austin, Chapin, Pebble Hills, Montwood, Americas, Ysleta, YWLA, Bowie.

Trooper Twilight Invitational: 6 p.m., Friday, Sept. 2 at Eastside Sports Complex. Franklin, Coronado, Irvin, Burges, Jefferson, El Paso, Eastwood, Socorro, El Dorado, San Eli, Bel Air, Hanks, Riverside, Anthony, Ft Hancock, Cathedral, Loretto.

The Rudy Alvarez Invitational at Del Valle High School proved to be a challenging course.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers won the Rudy Alvarez Invitational at Del Valle with 29 points. The Troopers had four in the top seven. Alex Flores was third in 16:24.18, Matthew Marshall was fifth in 16:50.51, Anthony Casillas was sixth in 16:56.74 and Leo Espino was seventh in 16:57.45. The team will race at its own invitational on Friday night at the Eastside Sports Complex.

2. Franklin: The Cougars were fourth at the Southlake Carroll Invitational. Franklin had three runners in the top 20 – senior Diego Flores (14th, 15:26.04), senior Denovan Estrada (17th, 15:29.44) and junior Matthew Engle (20th, 15:32.31). There were 40 teams and 339 runners in the Elite Division. Franklin will race at the Trooper Twilight Invitational on Friday night.

3. Coronado: The T-Birds finished second at the Cleveland Invitational in Albuquerque with 58 points, eight behind Volcano Vista and three points ahead of Rio Rancho. Senior Luis Pastor was second in 15:51.5. Three other T-Birds had top 20 finishes – junior Edgar Valles (sixth, 16:45.7), Preston Eastman (13th, 17:05.5) and Carlos Mendez (18th, 17:22.5). The team will race at the Troopers Twilight on Friday night.

4. Pebble Hills: The Spartans finished a distance second at the Rudy Alvarez scoring 91 points. Pebble Hills had two runners in the top 20 – senior Noah Castorena (13th, 17:31.43) and senior Omer Ibrahim (20th, 17:53.58) who is still nursing a minor injury. The Spartans will race at its own invitational Friday morning at Blackie Chesher Park.

5. San Elizario: The Eagles were third at Del Valle. Senior Chris Moreno won his third consecutive individual crown in 16:19.62. San Elizario’s No. 2 man, junior Julian Guerra, did not race.  Matthew Maese was 18th in 17:49.61. The team will race at the Trooper Twilight Friday night.

6. El Paso High: The Tigers hold steady at six after seven of its runners finished in the top 8 including the top four to win the Gadsden Invitational with 16 points. Sophomore Miles Westbrook won the event in 17:19.59. Junior Leo Valenzuela was second in 17:30.65, junior Aydan Lugo was third in 17:54.45, sophomore Ulysses O’Rourke was fourth in 17:57.31, sophomore Andrew Hernandez was sixth in 18:51.30, junior Joaquin Moya was seventh in 19:00.20 and sophomore Lorenzo Shields was eighth in 19:01.72. El Paso will race at the Trooper Twilight Invitational on Friday night.

7. Cathedral:  The Irish did not race a full team at the Rudy Alvarez Invitational at Del Valle. Its top runner was Jacob Noble who was 26th in 18:12.41. Cathedral will race at the Trooper Twilight Invitational on Friday night.

8. Tornillo: Tornillo did not run a full team at Del Valle on Saturday. Junior Daniel Romero was second in 16:19.98 and senior Angel Torres was 19th in 17:51.35. The team will race at the Trooper Twilight  Invitational Friday night.

9. Chapin: The Huskies return to the top 10 after finishing fourth at Del Valle.  Junior Seth Truax was 11th in 17:30.52 and sophomore Braulio Torres was 12th in 17:30.66. Chapin will race Friday morning at Blackie Chesher Park.

10. Americas: The Trailblazers are hanging around and holding out hope for improvement as the season continues. Junior Jacob Corral was the top runner (30th, 18:22.25) at Del Valle.  Americas will race at the Pebble Hills Invitational on Friday morning.

Dropped out: Hanks.

On the brink: Parkland, Bel Air.

Hanks senior Alejandro Tarin has the eighth fastest time posting a 16:22.89 at Mary Keisling Park.

Top times (3 mile or 5K)

1, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15:26.04 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

2, Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 15:29.44 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

3, Matthew Engle, Franklin, 15:32.31 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

4, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 15:46.25 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

5, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 16:19.62 (Del Valle, 8/27).

6, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 16:19.98 (Del Valle, 8/27).

7, Juan Leal, Franklin, 16:22.38 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

8, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 16:22.89 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

9, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 16:24.18 (Del Valle, 8/27).

10, Sebastian Gonzalez, Franklin, 16:40.10 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

11, Frank Lozano, Franklin, 16:41.37 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

12, Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 16:42.44 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

13, Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 16:44.13 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

14, Angel Torres, Tornillo, 16:44.41 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

15, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 16:45.80 (Clint, 8/13).

16, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 16:50.51 (Del Valle, 8/27).

17, Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 16:51.73 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

18, Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 16:52.88 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

19, Austen Percifull, Franklin, 16:56.07 (Southlake Carroll, 8/27).

20, Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 16:56.74 (Del Valle, 8/27).

21, Leo Espino, Eastwood, 16:57.45 (Del Valle, 8/27).

22, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 16:57.66 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

23, Michael Castorena, Parkland, 16:58.51 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

24, Seth Truax, Chapin, 17:03.07 (Blackie Chesher, 8/12).

25, Adan Castillo, Franklin, 17:05.14 (Mary Keisling Park, 8/20).

Cathedral’s Bernard Martinez (left) and Jacob Noble (right) are the top two returning runners for the Irish.

Power Rankings

1, Chris Moreno, San Elizario, 30 (3).

2, Luis Pastor, Coronado, 29 (2).

3, Daniel Romero, Tornillo, 24.

4, Alejandro Tarin, Hanks, 21.

5, Miles Westbrook, El Paso, 18 (1).

6, Alexander Flores, Eastwood, 17.

7, Julian Guerra, San Elizario, 16.

8, Diego Flores, Franklin, 15.

9, Edgar Valles, Coronado, 14.

10, Matthew Marshall, Eastwood, 13.

10, Michael Castorena, Parkland, 13.

Israel Quintana, Immanuel, 12.

Leo Valenzuela, El Paso, 12.

Ulysses O’Rourke, El Paso, 12.

Anthony Casillas, Eastwood, 11.

Ameen Ibrahim, Pebble Hills, 10 (1).

Matthew Engle, Franklin, 10.

Angel Torres, Tornillo, 10.

Ayden Lugo, El Paso, 10.

Noah Castorena, Pebble Hills, 9.

Leo Espino, Eastwood, 9.

Jacob Noble, Cathedral, 8.

Elijah Noble, Cathedral, 7.

Denovan Estrada, Franklin, 7.

Seth Truax, Chapin, 6.

Preston Eastman, Coronado, 6.

Matthew, Guerra, Burges, 5.

Angel Maese, San Elizario, 5.

Andrew Hernandez, El Paso, 5.

Zachary Rivas, Pebble Hills, 4.

Sam Flores, Coronado, 4.

Leonardo Resendez, Bel Air, 4.

Joaquin Moya, El Paso, 4.

Edward Robledo-Gonzales, Mt. View, 4.

Juan Leal, Franklin, 4.

Braulio Torres, Chapin, 3.

Lorenzo Shields, El Paso, 3.

Joaquin Chavez, Eastwood, 2.

Robert Dickerson, Pebble Hills, 2.

Francisco Reyes, Jefferson 2.

Micha Lay, Pebble Hills, 1.

Carlos Mendez, Coronado, 1.

William Potter, Bel Air, 1.

Efren Moncada, Parkland, 1.