Boys Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 4

Saturday was a big day for a couple of El Paso area athletes on the fourth week of the track and field season.

Cathedral senior and University of Houston commit Brandon Seagreaves continues his impressive season breaking a 45-year school record in the 1,600-meter run by improving on his city-best time by a full 18 seconds with a 4:18.98 mile against a jam-packed field at Canutillo.

Franklin junior Omajuwa Etiwe ran a personal best of 48.18 in the 400 meters (fifth fastest in Texas) at Canutillo on Saturday.

Other city best performances over the weekend were:

Pebble Hills senior Caleb Gerber who improved his high jump height by four feet, clearing the bar at 6-feet, 8 inches.

Horizon’s Daniel Rivera tied Parkland’s long jump mark of 21-feet, 4-inches to share the city best ranking.

Here are the results from Hanks https://www.runnercard.com/runner/data/26222/1002346/result/Results1.htm; from Canutillo http://ehstrack.bravehost.com/trackmeet/index.htm and from Mt View www.runnercard.com/runner/data/19643/1002270/result/MTN%20VIEW%20TRACK%20INVITE%20–%20MARCH%202019.pdf.

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This week’s schedule is as follows:

UTEP Invitational: 3 p.m. March 15; 8:30 a.m. March 16. Riverside, Pebble Hills, Socorro, Eastlake, El Paso, Burges, Andress, Austin, Franklin, Irvin (G).

SISD Invitational Boys/Girls: 3 p.m. March 15. Parkland, Hanks, Pebble Hills, Clint, Mt. View, Horizon, Ft. Hancock.

Fred Loya Boys and Girls: March 15-16 at Eastwood. Del Valle, Eastwood, Ysleta, El Dorado, Montwood, San Elizario, Coronado, Irvin (B), Chapin, Fabens, Faith, Tornillo, Loretto, Cathedral.

Willlie Williams Classic: March 15-16 in Tucson. Bel Air, Bowie and Eastlake.

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

Field Events

Discus: 1, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 158 feet; 2, Misael Oriz, Socorro, 157-4; 3, Andrews Bristol, Franklin, 154-4; 4, David Moreno, Jefferson 152-10; 5, Zachary Cyrus Pomele, Pebble Hills, 150-4; 6, David Moreno, Coronado, 141-9; 7, Adam Vick, Franklin, 139-7; 8, Tony Holguin, San Elizario, 139-4; 9, Jalen Henderson, Americas, 139-0; 10, Garrett Stokes, Burges, 134-11.

Shot put: 1, Misael Ortiz, Socorro, 53-1.50; 2, Garrett Strokes, Burges, 52-8.5; 2, Jonathan Lopez, Montwood, 48-8; 3, Arturo Jimenez, Horizon, 48-4; 4, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 48-4; 5, Andrew Bristol, Franklin, 48-00.50; 6, Lean Smith Jr., Franklin, 46-8; 7, Nick Kim, Americas, 46-6.5; 8, Dominique Varela, Coronado, 46-6; 9, David Moreno, Jefferson, 46-4; 10, David Moreno, Coronado, 45-7.50.

High jump: 1, Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills, 6-8; 2, Christian Matamoros, Burges, 6-4; 2, Evan Chisolm, Americas, 6-4; 4, Ethan Villa, Austin, 6-2; 5, Alec Villa, Hanks, 6-0; 5, Ozzy Araiza, Ysleta, 6-0; 5, Matthew Flowers, Canutillo, 6-0; 5, Adrian Donacio, Eastlake, 6-0; 5, Dayton Jamierson, Pebble Hills, 6-0; 9, Ivann Alvarez, Americas, 5-10; 9, Sal Gandara, Mt. View, 5-10; 9, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 5-10; 9, Joshua Sanchez, Anthony, 5-10; 9, Khyrie Murdaugh, Irvin, 5-10; 9, D’Andre Ray, Eastlake, 5-10.

Pole vault: 1, Keith Rodriguez, Eastlake, 14-0; 2, Daniel Cardenas, Mt. View, 12-0; 3, Matthew Sanchez, Coronado, 11-6; 3, Armando Villa, Americas, 11-6; 3, Alan Garcia, Mt. View, 11-6; 3, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 11-6; 7, Victor Saenz, Del Valle, 11-0; 7, Daniel Larios, Coronado, 11-0; 7, Austin Lara, Del Valle, 11-0; 7, Sebastian Deras, Del Valle, 11-0; 7, Andrew Almanza, Mt. View, 11-0.

Long jump: 1, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 21-4; 1, Deion Hankins, Parkland, 21-4; 3, Hector Nevarez, Mt. View, 21-3; 4, Karch Gardiner, Del Valle, 20-11; 5, Elijah Davis, Pebble Hills, 20-8; 5, Derek Saldivar, Americas, 20-8; 5, Zacarias Velasquez, Americas, 20-8; 8, Tavorus Jones, Burges, 20-6; 9, Gilbert Rodriguez, Mt. View, 20-5.5; 10, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 20-5.

Triple jump: 1, Gabriel Stonewall, Franklin 46-3; 2, Kamuel Sloan, Franklin, 43-1; 3, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 43-1.50; 4, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 43-1; 5, Takeem Thomas, Eastwood, 42-8; 6, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 42-4.50; 7, Marcos Duran, Mt. View, 41-4.25; 8, Gilbert Rodriguez, Mt. View, 41-2.75; 9, Michael Haack, Franklin, 41-2.50; 10, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 40-9.

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Running Events

100 meters: 1, Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills, 10.81; 2, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 10.86; 3, Abel Cervantes, Americas, 10.93; 4, Fred Hernandez, Socorro, 11.03; 5, Cedric Haynes, El Dorado, 11.07; 6, Isaiah Davis, Pebble Hills, 11.19; 7, Angel Garcia, San Elizario, 11.26; 8, Oscar Lozano, Franklin, 11.31; 9, David Niebla, Montwood, 11.31; 10, Alfredo DeLaTorre, Americas, 11.34;

200 meters: 1, Isaiah Davis, Pebble Hills, 22.06; 2, Abel Cervantes, Americas, 22.16; 3, Kameron Walker, Austin, 22.18; 4, Ian Tharp, Franklin, 22.49; 5, Matthew Flowers, Canutillo, 22.75; 6, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 22.79; 7, Ryan Acosta, Americas, 22.86; 8, Julian Mendoza, Hanks, 22.89; 9, Irvin Lopez, Del Valle, 22.92; 9, Samuel Guitterez, Hanks, 22.92.

400 meters: 1, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 48.18; 2, Joshua White, Burges, 48.32; 3, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 49.90; 3, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 49.90; 5, Ethan Villa, Austin, 50.24; 6, Ian Tharp, Franklin, 50.65; 7, Sam Zambrano, Burges, 51.12; 8, Alex Devora, San Elizario, 51.70; 9, Matthew Flowers, Canutillo, 51.48; 10, Michael Garcia, Eastlake, 51.68;

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800 meters: 1, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 1:55.75; 2, Noah Yeager, Burges, 1:57.22; 3, Alan Alba, Coronado, 1:57.24; 4, Fernando Morales, Franklin, 1:57.44; 5, Thomas Magee, Chapin, 1:59.61; 6, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 1:59.63; 7, Matthew Lindsey, Montwood, 2:00.60; 8, Sam Zambrano, Burges, 2:01.15; 9, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 2:01.78; 10, Joshua Gonzalez, Mt. View, 2:02.30.

1,600 meters: 1, Brandon Seagreaves, Cathedral, 4:18.98; 2, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 4:23.72; 3, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 4:25.24; 4, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 4:25.63; 5, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 4:27.33; 6, Elias Perez, Eastwood, 4:27.75; 7, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 4:29.59; 8, Nick Gonzalez, Coronado, 4:29.94; 9, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 4:29.98; 10, Alan Alba, Coronado, 4:32.04.

3,200 meters: 1, Brandon Seagreaves, Cathedral, 9:36.51; 2, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 9:45.66; 3, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 9:47.35; 4, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 9:46.30; 5, Nick Gonzalez, Coronado, 9:53.95; 6, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 9:57.55; 7, Juan Olmos, Eastwood, 10:00.34; 8, Israel David, Eastlake, 10:00.78; 9, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 10:02.15; 10, Christian Parra, Socorro, 10:03.91.

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110 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 15.11; 2, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 15.22; 3, Caleb Stewart, Americas, 15.40; 4, Jacob Luna, Eastwood, 15.52; 5, Alex Colmenero, Parkland, 15.63; 6, Joshua Massaquoi, Franklin, 15.68; 7, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 15.70; 8, Gavin Hidalgo, Eastwood, 15.73; 8, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 15.73; 10, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 15.85.

300 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 40.32; 2, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 40.77; 3, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 41.02; 4, Alex Colmenero, Parkland, 41.18; 5, Caleb Stewart, Americas, 42.19; 6, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 41.46; 7, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 42.20; 8, Jonathan Plascencia, Jefferson, 42.36; 9, Gavin Hidalgo, Eastwood, 42.55; 10, Jesus Rodrgiuez, El Dorado, 42.76.

400 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Armando Villa, Abel Cervantes, Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos), 43.03; 2, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Caleb Gerber, Jim Edward, Jalen Partida, James Hadnot), 43.36; 3, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Ricky Espinoza, Alex Milian, Cedric Haynes), 43.76; 4, Eastwood, 44.06; 5, Ysleta (Jalen Promesse, Elias Medel, Giovanni Martinez, Damian Carrasco), 44.13; 6, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Isreal Hudson, Ethan Bustillos), 44.18; 7, Austin ‘A’ (Freddy Elizondo, Andrew Yco, Kevin Usera, Kameron Walker), 44.461; 8, Burges, 44.83; 9, Montwood ‘A’ (David Niebla, Carlos Cisneros, Carlos Flores, Evan Cisneros), 44.88; 10, Horizon, 44.89.

Cathedral senior and Houston commit Brandon Seagreaves continues his impressive season breaking a 45-year school record in the 1,600-meter run by improving on his city-best time by a full 18 seconds with a 4:18.98 mile against a jam-packed field at Canutillo.

800 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Abel Cervantes, Julian Hinojos, Armando Villa), 1:30.07; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Ian Tharp, Omajuwa Etiwe), 1:30.32; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Isaiah Davis, Ian Edward, Sebastian Ochoa, Galeb Gerber), 1:31.14; 4, Austin ‘A’ (Moises Morales, Kameron Walker, Miguel Vazquez, Kevin Usera), 1:31.17; 5, Eastwood ‘A’ (Marcus Ransom, Xavier Avila, Osmar Ibarra, Eddie Cruz), 1:32.85; 6, Hanks, (Samuel Guitterez, Ivan Regalado, Joey Padilla, Julian Mendoza), 1:32.91; 7, Horizon, 1:33.19; 8, El Dorado (Duane Nelson, Ricky Espinoza, Xzavion Brooks, Cedric Haynes), 1:33.23; 9, Ysleta, (Jalen Promesse, Damian Carrasco, Lucas Flores, Giovanni Martinez,), 1:33.37; 10, Burges, 1:33.49.

1,600 meter relay: 1, Franklin ‘A’ (Ian Tharp, Ethan Bustillos, Fernando Morales, Omajuwa Etiwe), 3:21.37; 2, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos, Sir Drennan, Abel Cervantes), 3:24.33; 3, Burges, 3:24.74; 4, San Elizario ‘A’ (Alex Devora, Alexis Maldonado, Tony Diaz, Alexis Gurrola), 3:30.59; 5, Eastlake ‘A’ (Kevin Aravelo, Lorenz Smith, David Christobal, Michael Garcia), 3:30.66; 6, Austin ‘A’ (Steven Montoya, Miguel Vazquez, Andrik Zamora, Ethan Villa), 3:30.89; 7, Parkland ‘A,’ 3:32.42; 8, Coronado ‘A’ (Nick Gonzalez, Josh Espino, Alan Alba, Liam Walsh), 3:32.92; 9, Montwood ‘A’ (Brandon Williams, Kenneth Dominguez, Matthew Lindsey, Christian Rivera), 3:33.82; 10, Pebble Hills, (Caleb Gerber, Christopher Beanes, Lamont Brooks, Isaiah Davis), 3:36.18.

Boys Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 3

The third week of the season saw several athletes posting city-best marks at the Burges Invitational and the Bowie/Cathedral Invitational.

Cathedral senior and University of Texas commit Brandon Seagreaves pulled off an impressive double with two city-best performances winning the 3200-meter run in 9:36.51 and the 1,600-meter run in 4:24.33. Both races were highly competitive at the Bowie/Cathedral Invitational.

Other city best performances over the weekend were:

*Liam Walsh, Coronado, 1:55.75 in the 800 meters.

*Ethan Villa, Austin, 50.24 in the 400 meters.

*Infante Jones, Parkland, 40.32 in the 300 hurdles.

*Joshua White, Burges, 48.32 in the 400 meters.

*Isaiah Davis, Pebble Hills, 22.06 in the 200 meters.

*Franklin’s 1,600-meter relay team, 3:21.37.

*Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills and Christian Matamoros, Burges, 6-feet, 4 inches in the high jump.

*Keith Rodriguez, Eastlake, 14 feet in the pole vault.

*Gabriel Stonewall, Franklin, 46-feet, 3 inches in the triple jump.

*Misael Ortiz, Socorro, 53-feet, 1.5 inches in the shot put.

Here are Saturday’s results from Bowie www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002331/result/Bowietf2019.pdf and the results from Burges – www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002333/result/Burgestf2019.pdf.

boys5 This week’s schedule is as follows:

Canutillo Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Parkland, Canutillo, Faith, Loretto, Cathedral, Eastlake Americas, Parkland, Coronado, Burges, Franklin, Chapin, Bowie.

Hanks Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Hanks, Bel Air, Riverside, El Dorado, Socorro.

Mt. View Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Del Valle, Ysleta, Mt. View, Clint, Horizon, Irvin, Jefferson, Montwood, Pebble Hills, San Elizario, Tornillo.

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

Field Events

Discus: 1, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 158 feet; 2, Misael Oriz, Socorro, 157-4; 3, Andrews Bristol, Franklin, 154-4; 4, David Moreno, Jefferson 152-10; 5, Zachary Cyrus Pomele, Pebble Hills, 150-4; 6, David Moreno, Coronado, 141-9; 7, Adam Vick, Franklin, 139-7; 8, Jalen Henderson, Americas, 139-0; 9, Tony Holguin, San Elizario, 138-1; 10, Garrett Stokes, Burges, 134-11.

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Shot put: 1, Misael Ortiz, Socorro, 53-1.50; 2, Garrett Strokes, Burges, 52-8.5; 2, Jonathan Lopez, Montwood, 48-08; 3, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 48-04; 4, Andrew Bristol, Franklin, 48-00.50; 5, Arturo Jimenez, Horizon, 47-9.50; 6, Lean Smith Jr., Franklin, 46-8; 7, David Moreno, Coronado, 45-7.50; 8, Nick Kim, Americas, 45-6; 9, David Moreno, Jefferson, 44-11.5; 10, Noe Moreno, Canutillo, 44-6.

High jump: 1, Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills, 6-4; 1, Christian Matamoros, Burges, 6-4; 1, Evan Chisolm, Americas, 6-4; 4, Ethan Villa, Austin, 6-2; 5, Evan Chisolm, Americas, 6-0; 5, Adrian Donacio, Eastlake, 6-0; 7, Ivann Alvarez, Americas, 5-10; 7, Sal Gandara, Mt. View, 5-10; 7, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 5-10; 7, Joshua Sanchez, Anthony, 5-10; 7, Khyrie Murdaugh, Irvin, 5-10; 7, D’Andre Ray, Eastlake, 5-10.

Pole vault: 1, Keith Rodriguez, Eastlake, 14-0; 2, Daniel Cardenas, Mt. View, 12-0; 3, Matthew Sanchez, Coronado, 11-6; 3, Armando Villa, Americas, 11-6; 3, Alan Garcia, Mt. View, 11-6; 3, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 11-6; 7, Daniel Larios, Coronado, 11-0; 7, Austin Lara, Del Valle, 11-0; 7, Sebastian Deras, Del Valle, 11-0; 7, Andrew Almanza, Mt. View, 11-0.

Long jump: 1, Deion Hankins, Parkland, 21-4; 2, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 20-10.5; 3, Derek Saldivar, Americas, 20-8; 3, Zacarias Velasquez, Americas, 20-8; 5, Tavorus Jones, Burges, 20-6;; 6, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 20-5; 7, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 20-4.50; 8, Onterious Hill, Chapin, 20-4; 9, Ethan Villa, Austin, 20-3.50; 10, Keith Rodriquez, Eastlake, 20-1.50.

Triple jump: 1, Gabriel Stonewall, Franklin 46-3; 2, Kamuel Sloan, Franklin, 43-10; 3, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 43-1.50; 4, Takeem Thomas, Eastwood, 42-8; 5, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 42-4.50; 6, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 42-2; 7, Marcos Duran, Mt. View, 41-4.25; 8, Gilbert Rodriguez, Mt. View, 41-2.75; 9, Michael Haack, Franklin, 41-2.50; 10, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 40-9.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills, 10.81; 2, Abel Cervantes, Americas, 10.93; 3, Fred Hernandez, Socorro, 11.03; 4, Angel Garcia, San Elizario, 11.26; 5, Oscar Lozano, Franklin, 11.31; 5, David Niebla, Montwood, 11.31; 7, Cedric Haynes, El Dorado, 11.35; 8, Ryan Acosta, Americas, 11.37; 9, Jeff Griffin, Andress, 11.40; 9, Ricky Espinoza, El Dorodo, 11.40.

200 meters: 2, Isaiah Davis, Pebble Hills, 22.06; 2, Abel Cervantes, Americas, 22.16; 3, Ian Tharp, Franklin, 22.78; 4, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 22.79; 5, Ryan Acosta, Americas, 22.86; 6, Irvin Lopez, Del Valle, 22.92; 7, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 23.03; 8, Kameron Walker, Austin, 23.09; 8, Alex Devora, San Elizario, 23.09; 10, Julian Mendoza, Hanks, 23.19.

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400 meters: 1, Joshua White, Burges, 48.32; 2, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 49.72; 3, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 49.90; 3, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 49.90; 5, Ethan Villa, Austin, 50.24; 6, Ian Tharp, Franklin, 50.65; 7, Sam Zambrano, Burges, 51.12; 8, Matthew Flowers, Canutillo, 51.48; 9, Michael Garcia, Eastlake, 51.68; 10, Alex Devora, San Elizario, 51.70.

800 meters: 1, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 1:55.75; 2, Noah Yeager, Burges, 1:57.22; 3, Alan Alba, Coronado, 1:57.24; 4, Fernando Morales, Franklin, 1:57.44; 5, Thomas Magee, Chapin, 1:59.61; 6, Matthew Lindsey, Montwood, 2:00.60; 7, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 2:01.69; 8, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 2:01.78; 9, Joshua Gonzalez, Mt. View, 2:02.30; 10, Leonardo Gerardo, Cathedral, 2:03.14; 10, Nathan Solis, Fabens, 2:03.14.

1,600 meters: 1, Brandon Seagreaves, Cathedral, 4:24.33; 2, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 4:25.63; 3, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 4:27.33; 4, Elias Perez, Eastwood, 4:27.75; 5, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 4:28.59; 6, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 4:29.98; 7, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 4:30.95; 8, Alan Alba, Coronado, 4:32.04; 9, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 4:32.80; 10, Jacob Ye, Americas, 4:32.90.

3,200 meters: 1, Brandon Seagreaves, Cathedral, 9:36.51; 2, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 9:46.30; 3, Nick Gonzalez, Coronado, 9:53.95; 4, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 9:54.55; 5, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 9:57.55; 6, Juan Olmos, Eastwood, 10:00.34; 7, Israel David, Eastlake, 10:00.78; 8, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 10:02.15; 9, Carlos Armendariz, Eastlake, 10:04.94; 10, Nathan Hernandez, Eastwood, 10:04.96.

110 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 15.11; 2, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 15.40; 3, Jacob Luna, Eastwood, 15.52; 4, Joshua Massaquoi, Franklin, 15.68; 5, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 15.70; 6, Caleb Stewart, Americas, 15.71; 7, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 15.85; 8, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 15.99; 9, Gavin Hidalgo, Eastwood, 16.25; 10, Bryan Suarez, Chapin, 16.45.

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300 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 40.32; 2, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 40.77; 3, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 41.02; 4, Alex Colmenero, Parkland, 41.28; 5, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 42.20; 6, Jonathan Plascencia, Jefferson, 42.52; 7, Gavin Hidalgo, Eastwood, 42.55; 8, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 42.63; 9, Joshua Massaquoi, Franklin, 42.87; 10, Gianluca Cuevas, Del Valle, 42.97.

400 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Armando Villa, Abel Cervantes, Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos), 43.03; 2, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Caleb Gerber, Jim Edward, Jalen Partida, James Hadnot), 43.36; 3, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Isreal Hudson, Ethan Bustillos), 44.18; 4, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, George Graham, Chris Bustillos), 44.43; 5, Austin ‘A’ (Kevin Usera, Freddy Elizondo, Moises Morales, Kameron Walker), 44.51; 6, Ysleta (Jalen Promesse, Elias Medel, Giovanni Martinez, Damian Carrasco), 44.70; 7, Burges, 44.83; 8, Montwood ‘A’ (David Niebla, Carlos Cisneros, Carlos Flores, Evan Cisneros), 44.88; 9, Canutillo (Carlos Amato, Matthew Flowers, Alejandro Alvarado, Sebastian Garcia), 44.91; 10, Eastwood, 45.01.

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800 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Abel Cervantes, Julian Hinojos, Armando Villa), 1:30.07; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Ian Tharp, Omajuwa Etiwe), 1:30.32; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Isaiah Davis, Ian Edward, Sebastian Ochoa, Galeb Gerber), 1:31.14; 4, Austin ‘A’ (Moises Morales, Kameron Walker, Miguel Vazquez, Kevin Usera), 1:31.17; 5, Eastwood ‘A’ (Marcus Ransom, Xavier Avila, Osmar Ibarra, Eddie Cruz), 1:32.85; 6, Montwood ‘A’ (Diego Herd, Angel Robles, Max Ayala, Brandon Williams), 1:34.34; 7, San Elizario ‘A’ (Jerry Anderson, Chirs Olvera, Alexis Gurrola, Angel Garcia), 1:34.46; 8, Ysleta, 1:34.42; 9, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, Geroge Graham, Chris Bustillos), 1:35.29; 10, Irvin, 1:35.77.

1,600 meter relay: 1, Franklin ‘A’ (Ian Tharp, Ethan Bustillos, Fernando Morales, Omajuwa Etiwe), 3:21.37; 2, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos, Sir Drennan, Abel Cervantes), 3:24.33; 3, San Elizario ‘A’ (Alex Devora, Alexis Maldonado, Tony Diaz, Alexis Gurrola), 3:30.59; 4, Eastlake ‘A’ (Kevin Aravelo, Lorenz Smith, David Christobal, Michael Garcia), 3:30.66; 5 Austin ‘A’ (Steven Montoya, Miguel Vazquez, Andrik Zamora, Ethan Villa), 3:30.89; 6, Parkland ‘A,’ 3:32.42; 7, Burges, 3:32.54; 8, Coronado ‘A’ (Nick Gonzalez, Josh Espino, Alan Alba, Liam Walsh), 3:32.92; 9, Montwood ‘A’ (Matthew Lindsey, Brandon Williams, Kenneth Dominguez, Christian Rivera), 3:35.60; 9, Eastwood, 3:36.68; 10, Chapin, 3:37.46.

Girls Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 3

The third week of the season saw several athletes posting city best marks at the Burges Invitational and the Bowie/Loretto Invitational.

Franklin distance runner Eva Jess improved on her 3,200-meter time finishing first at Burges in 11:10.28. She also ran a city-best 5:14.39 in the 1,600.

Other city best performances this week were:

*Shavontee Harris, Chapin, 15.67 in the 100 hurdlers.

*Alejandra Guzman, Franklin and Eastwood’s Faye Humphrey-Griffith, 12.80 in the 100 meter dash.

*Chapin’s 800-meter relay team, 1:44.28.

*Plea Jai Roulhac, Chapin, 48.36 in the 300-meter hurdles.

*Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 26:04 in the 200 meters.

*Chapin’s 1,600-meter relay team, 4:10.60.

*Sarah Stuart, Franklin, 10-feet in the pole vault.

*Meghan Tualamalii, Chapin, 38 feet in the shot put.

Here are Friday’s results from Bowie www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002331/result/Bowietf2019.pdf and the results from Burges – www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002333/result/Burgestf2019.pdf.

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This week’s schedule is as follows:

Canutillo Boys/Girls: 8:30 a.m. March 8-9. Parkland, Canutillo, Faith, Loretto, Cathedral, Eastlake Americas, Parkland, Coronado, Burges, Franklin, Chapin, Bowie.

Hanks Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Hanks, Bel Air, Riverside, El Dorado, Socorro.

Mt. View Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday. Del Valle, Ysleta, Mt. View, Clint, Horizon, Irvin, Jefferson, Montwood, Pebble Hills, San Elizario, Tornillo.

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

Field Events

Discus: 1, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 133 feet, 7.5 inches; 2, Emerald Armenta, Socorro, 128-0; 3, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 126-3; 4, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 124-5; 5, Meghan TualamalII, Chapin, 116-0; 6, Victoria Loya, Clint, 111-4; 7, Sadi Clemons, Canutillo, 110-9; 8, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 107-02; 9, Sydney Aguilar, Eastlake, 104-0; 10, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 103-0.

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Shot put: 1, Meghan Tualamalii, Chapin, 38-00; 2, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 37-2; 3, Daniela Escarcega, Bel Air, 36-4; 4, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 35-1; 5, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 34-10.50; 6, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 34-10; 7, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 33-11.50; 8, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 33-8; 9, Victoria Loya, Clint, 33-4; 10, Niloufar Zarei, Eastwood, 32-8.50;

High jump: 1, Makeia Ray, Eastlake, 5-4; 2, Eireann Donohoe, 5-2; 3, Anesa McBain, Eastwood, 5-1; 4, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 5-0; 5, Aurora Camacho, Riverside, 4-8; 5, Olivia Neufeld, Eastwood, 4-8; 5, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 4-8; 5, Diana Mena, Montwood, 4-8; 5, Megan Barnhouse, Eastwood, 4-8; 5, Crystal Peterson, Jefferson, 4-8; 5, Lucero Brown, El Paso, 4-8; 5, Milahni Wilkerson, Chapin, 4-8; 5, Abril Gomez, Fabens, 4-8.

Pole vault: 1, Sarah Stuart, Franklin, 10-0; 2, Megan Pennington, Montwood, 9-0; 3, Valeria Murillo, Mt. View, 8-6; 4, Jacqueline Morales, Del Valle, 8-3; 5, Paulina Fraire, Hanks, 8-0; 5, Paulina Diaz, Bel Air, 8-0; 7, Alyssa Lopez, Burges, 7-6; 7, Audrey Batista, Hanks, 7-6; 7, Sara Gonzalez, Eastwood, 7-6; 7, Alexa Melendez, Jefferson, 7-6; 7, Yaretsy Hernandez, Jefferson, 7-6; 7, Anesa McBain, Eastwood, 7-6.

Long jump: 1, Kayleigh Walton, Eastwood, 17-9.5; 2, Jeramea Dennison, El Dorado, 16-10.25; 3, Promise Robertson, Eastwood, 16-9; 4, Angelina Killings, Americas, 16-8.25; 5, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 16-8; 6, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 16-6.25; 7, Kara Marcantel, Franklin, 16-6; 7, Fernanda Cortez, Canutillo, 16-6; 9, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 16-5.5; 10, Carsyn Hopkins, Chapin, 16-4.

Triple jump: 1, Jermea Dennison, El Dorado, 34-11; 2, Eireann Donohoe, Chapin, 34-9; 3, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 34-0.5; 4, Mariana Porras, Montwood, 33-11.25; 5, Danielle Avelar, Fabens, 33-9; 6, Destiny Dominguez, Ysleta, 33-7.50; 7, Miranda Lopez, Franklin, 33-5.5; 8, Miranda Lopez, Franklin, 33-2; 9, Karla Delgado, Socorro, 33-1.50; 10, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 32-11.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Faye Humphrey-Griffith, Eastwood, 12.80; 1, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 12.80; 3, Angelina Killings, Americas, 13.00; 4, Alisa Chandler, Burges, 13.12; 5, Valeria Murillo, Mt. View, 13.13; 6, Claire Terry, Chapin, 13.17; 7, Carolina Licerio, Coronado, 13.19; 8, Destinay Harris, Riverside, 13.21; 9, Rebecca Montes, San Elizario, 13.25; 10, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 13.30.

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200 meters: 1, Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 26:04; 2, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin 26.63; 3, Cyan Cooper, 26:67; 4, Ketziyah Francis, Chapin, 26:90; 5, Fernanda Cortez, Canutillo, 27.05; 6, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 27.11; 6, Danielle Nanguang, Chapin, 27.11; 8, Mariana Porras, Montwood, 27.33; 9, Carolina Licerio, Coronado, 27.34; 10, Kayla Jeffries, Jefferson, 27.48.

400 meters: 1, Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, Parkland, 57.77; 2, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy, Coronado, 58.08; 3, Devin Martinez, Franklin, 58.27; 4, Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 59.32; 5, Annette Guzman, Burges, 1:00.86; 6, Daphne Duran, Americas, 1:01.13; 7, Felicia Tilles, Eastlake, 1:01.98; 8, Stephanie McCann, Hanks, 1:02.34; 9, Crystal Peterson, Jefferson, 1:02.89 10, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 1:03.49.

800 meters: 1, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy, Coronado, 2:20.65; 2, Eva Jess, Franklin, 2:22.91; 3, Daphne Duran, Americas, 2:24.76; 4, Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, Parkland, 2:24.88; 5, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 2:26.42; 6, Lauren Walls-Portillo, Eastwood, 2:27.13; 7, Destiny Beltran, Horizon, 2:27.29; 8, Britney Martinez, Loretto, 2:27.63; 9, Adalee Martin, Pebble Hills, 2:28.17; 10, Lilian Breceda, Coronado, 2:28.51.

1,600 meters: 1, Eva Jess, Franklin, 5:14.39; 2, Mariana Guzman, Americas, 5:20.42; 3, Aeriel Garcia, Eastlake, 5:28.90; 4, Amaris Chavez, Eastlake, 5:31.98; 5, Annette Guzman, Burges, 5:38.37; 6, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 5:39.73; 7, Destiny Beltran, Horizon, 5:46.72; 8, Kenia Enriquez, Horizon, 5:49.11; 8, Eileen McLain, Eastwood, 5:49.11; 10, Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 5:49.64.

3,200: 1, Eva Jess, Franklin 11:10.28; 2, Mariana Guzman, Americas, 11:38.62; 3, Aeriel Garcia, Eastlake, 11:43.03; 4, Melody Tsutsumi, Jefferson, 12:28.66; 5, Jenna Saunders, Franklin, 12:32.73; 6, Amailia Dorion, Franklin, 12:39.13; 7, Faith Sanders, Hanks, 12:40.67; 8, Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 12:58.80; 9, Eileen Mclain, Eastwood, 13:11.63; 10, Natalie Jimenez, Burges, 13:12.69.

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100 meter hurdles: 1, Shavontee Harris, Chapin 15.67; 2, Jeramea Dennison, El Dorado, 15.97; 3, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 16.42; 4, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 16.45; 5, Lisette Saulters, Hanks, 16.75; 6, Amethyst Massaquoi, Franklin, 16.83; 7, Emily Trillo, Jefferson, Jefferson, 17.34; 8, Faith Herrera, Eastlake, 17.83; 9, Isabel Suarez, Pebblie Hills, 17.92; 10, Madalyne Flores, Canutillo, 17.97.

300 meter hurdles: 1, Plea Jai Roulhac, Chpain, 48.36; 2, Kara Marcantel, Franklin, 48.65; 3, Jasmin Loya, Horizon, 49.17; 4, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 49.57; 5, Lisette Saulters, Hanks, 49.73; 6, Emily Trillo, Jefferson, 49.96; 7, Shavontee Harris, Chapin, 50:24; 8, Olivia Neufeld, Eastwood, 50.26; 9, Destiny Escobar, Fabens, 50.59; 10, Sarah Austin, El Dorado, 51.14;

400 meter relay: 1, Eastwood ‘A’ (Cassandra Barua, Elizabeth Ward, Lauryn Barlow, Faye Humphrey-Griffith), 49.66; 2, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaji Jones Tornes, Sydney Co, Katherine Martell, Asia Turner), 50.82; 3, Franklin ‘A’ (Amethyst Massaquoi, Maya Prado, Diana Cain, Jasmine Deans), 50.85; 4, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 51.30; 5 Chapin, 51.42; 6, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Valerie Garza, Diana Sanchez, Valeria Murillo), 51.76; 7, Burges, 51.91: 8, Americas (Jasmine Cervantes, Demetreal Green Alani Hupstead, Vanessa Enriquez), 51.98; 9, Montwood, ‘A’ (Paola Salas, Kathy Cordero, Mariana Porras, Sofia Ramirez), 52.02; 10, Riverside (Destinay Harris, Jennifer Lopez, Desiree Rendon, Ruby Sandoval), 52.83.

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800 meter relay: 1, Chapin, 1:44.28; 2, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaj Jones Tornes, Valeria Gonzalez, Asia Turner, Sydney Co, 1:46.45; 3, Eastwood ‘A’ (Faye Humphrey-Griffith, Promise Robertson, Audrey Peralta, Elizabeth Ward), 1:47.68; 5, Franklin “A” (Alejandra Guzman, Miranda Lopez, Trinity Letuli, Devin Martinez), 1:48.55; 5, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 1:48.55; 7, Canutillo, 1:49.44; 8, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Diana Sanchez, Valerie Garza, Valeria Murillo), 1:50.75; 9, Burges, 1:51.31; 10, Jefferson, 1:52.23.

1,600 meter relay: 1, Chapin, 4:10.60; 2, Coronado ‘A’ (Africa Cordova, Lilian Breceda, Alexandra Hernandez, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 4:11.31; 2, Franklin “A” (Devin Martinez, Jordan Torres, Haylee Pickard,Trinity Letuli), 4:14.10; 3, Americas “A” (Daphne Duran, Demetreal Green, Vianey Delgado, Alani Hupstead), 4:15.46; 4, Burges, 4:15.70; 5, Eastlake ‘A’ (Leticia Girion, Felicia Tiles, Alejandra Florentino, Aeriel Garcia), 4:16.24; 6, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Valerie Gonzalez, Katherine Martell, Adalee Martin, Sydney Co), 4:17.63; 7, Montwood ‘A’ (Mariana Porras, Camilla Gonzalez, Jocelyn Ponce, Karen Van Valen), 4:18.59; 8, Eastwood ‘A’ (Audrey Peralta, Promise Robertson, Adalia Olmos, Lauren Walls-Portillo), 4:22.18; 9, Canutillo, 4:23.94; 10, Jefferson “A” (Marissa George, Karen Villa, Alexa Melendez, Kayla Jeffries), 4:29.44.

Boys Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 2

High winds and cold temperatures forced the Irvin Meet to be cancelled entirely while the Saturday morning sessions of the Pebble Hills and Riverside meets were also cancelled.

Here are Friday’s results of the Pebble Hills meet – www.runnercard.com/runner/data/23309/1002312/result/Results.htm – and Friday’s results of the Riverside Invitational – http://www.runnercard.com/runner/data/26222/1002309/result/Results1.htm.

SanEli.Finish — Week three promises to be an exciting weekend of high school track and field.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Bowie/Loretto Girls: 1 p.m. Friday, March 1. YWLA, Bel Air, Eastwood, Parkland, Riverside, Bowie, Loretto, Mt. View, Coronado, Andress, Austin, El Paso, Irvin, Jefferson, El Dorado, Montwood, Eastlake, San Elizario.

Burges Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 1; 8:30 a.m. Saturday, March 2. Hanks, Del Valle, Ysleta, Burges, Horizon, Andress, Franklin, Chapin, Americas, Pebble Hills, Clint, Fabens, Ft. Hancock, Faith, Canutillo.

Bowie/Cathedral Boys: 8:30 9 a.m. Saturday, March 2. Bel Air, Eastwood, Parkland, Riverside, Bowie, Cathedral, Mt. View, Coronado, Austin, Irvin, Jefferson, El Dorado, Montwood, Eastlake, San Elizario.

Here the top 10 track and field female athletes in each race and field event after week 1:

Field Events

Discus: 1, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 158 feet; 2, Misael Oriz, Socorro, 157-0; 3, Andrews Bristol, Franklin, 154-4; 4, David Moreno, Jefferson 152-10; 5, Zachary Cyrus Pomele, Pebble Hills, 150-4; 6, Adam Vick, Franklin, 139-7; 7, Jalen Henderson, Americas, 139; 8, David Moreno, Coronado, 137-8; 9, Tony Holguin, San Elizario, 136-11; 10, Brandon Bailey, El Dorado, 134-1.

SanEliPoleVaulter2 — Eastlake’s Keith Rodriguez vault of 13-feet, 6-inches is tops in the city. Matthew Sanchez from Coronado, is second (11-6).

Shot put: 1, Garrett Strokes, Burges, 52-8.5; 2, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 48-04; 3, Andrew Bristol, Franklin, 48-00.50; 4, Arturo Jimenez, Horizon, 47-5; 5, Lean Smith Jr., Franklin, 46-8; 6, David Moreno, Jefferson, 44-11.5; 7, Noe Moreno, Canutillo, 44-6; 8, Jonathan Lopez, Montwood, 43-10; 9, Tafua Taufafa, El Dorado, 43-6; 10, David Moreno, Coronado, 43-6.

High jump: 1, Evan Chisolm, Americas, 6-4; 2, Ethan Villa, Austin, 6-2; 3, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 5-10; 3, Joshua Sanchez, Anthony, 5-10; 5, Matthew Flowers, Canutillo 5-8; 5, Angel Jurado, Franklin 5-8; 5, Nathan Sanchez, Americas, 5-8; 5, Ivann Alvarez, Americas, 5-8; 5, Damian Escarcega, Riverside, 5-8; 5, Sal Gandara, Mt. View, 5-8;

Pole vault: 1, Keith Rodriguez, Eastlake, 13-6; 2, Matthew Sanchez, Coronado, 11-6; 3, Daniel Larios, Coronado, 11-0; 3, Austin Lara, Del Valle, 11-0; 3, Sebastian Deras, Del Valle, 11-0; 6, Alan Garcia, Mt. View, 10-6; 7, Evan Perez, Hanks, 10-0; 7 Javier Robles, Eastlake, 10-0; 7, Daniel Cardenas, Mt. View, 10-0; 7, Vincent Garcia, Coronado, 10-0; 7, Armando Villa, Americas, 10-0; 7, Justine Adebayo, Riverside, 10-0; 7, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 10-0.

Long jump: 1, Deion Hankins, Parkland, 21-4; 2, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 20-5; 2, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 20-5; 4, Onterious Hill, Chapin, 20-4; 5, Ethan Villa, Austin, 20-3.50; 6, Keith Rodriquez, Eastlake, 20-1.50; 7, Isreal Hudson, Franklin, 20-0.50; 8, Karch Gardiner, Del Valle, 20-00; 9, Bryan Suarez, Chapin, 19-11; 10, Kameron Walker, Austin, 19-9; 10, Jacob Vetterkind, Socorro, 19-9.

Triple jump: 1, Gabriel Stonewall, Franklin 45-00; 2, Julian Hinojos, Americas, 43-1.50; 3, Kamuel Sloan, Franklin, 42-10; 4, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 42-00.50; 5, Marcos Duran, Mt. View, 41-4.25; 6, Gilbert Rodriguez, Mt. View, 41-2.75; 7, Angle Escalera, Parkland, 40-9; 8, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 40-8; 9, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 40-2.50; 10, Isaiah Martinez, Parkland, 39-10.5.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Caleb Gerber, Pebble Hills, 10.81; 2, Abel Cervantes, Americas, 10.93; 3, Fred Hernandez, Socorro, 11.03; 4, Angel Garcia, San Elizario, 11.26; 5, David Niebla, Montwood, 11.31; 6, Cedric Haynes, El Dorado, 11.35; 7, Jeff Griffin, Andress, 11.40; 7, Ricky Espinoza, El Dorodo, 11.40; 9, Obed Garcia, Mt. View, 11.42; 10, Anthony Quintero, Parkland, 11.46.

200 meters: 1, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 23.03; 2, Kameron Walker, Austin, 23.09; 3, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 23.92; 4, Sir Drennan, Americas, 24.33; 5, Duane Nelson, El Dorado, 24.23;

JeffersonHurdler — Hanks, Del Valle, Ysleta, Burges, Horizon, Andress, Franklin, Chapin, America, Pebble Hills, Clint, Fabens, Ft. Hancock, Faith and Canutillo will compete at the Burges Boys/Girls meet at 3 p.m. Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday.

400 meters: 1, Ian Tharp, Franklin, 50.65; 2, Alex Milian, El Dorado, 52.77; 3, Nathan Solis, Fabens, 53.25; 4, Zakelzadrick Hobbs, Americas, 53.85; 5, Sir Drennan, Americas, 54.29; 6, Andrik Zamora, Austin, 55.01; 7, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 55.12; 8, Remigo Sanchez, Franklin, 55.62; 9, Alexiz Aguilar, Parkland, 56.35; 10, Victor Lopez Galvan, Bowie, 56.35

800 meters: 1, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 2:01.69; 2, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 2:01.78; 3, Noah Yeager, Burges, 2:03.18; 4, Jared Laverty, Americas, 2:03.57; 5, Fernando Morales, Franklin, 2:04.24; 6, Kenneth Golston, Parkland, 2:04.46; 7, Matthew Lindsey, Montwood, 2:04.51; 8, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 2:05.02; 9, Kevin Campbell, Americas, 2:05.94; 10, Seth Andrade, Americas, 2:06.32.

1,600 meters: 1, Jacob Ye, Americas, 4:37.12; 2, Lloyd Frilot, Andress, 4:37.62; 3, Hector Rivera, Bel Air, 4:43.66; 4, Daniel Kennedy, Franklin, 4:44.30; 5, Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 4:49.19; 6, Jose Nilo, Austin, 4:52.01; 7, Hector Sanchez, Americas, 4:52.36; 8, Alek Duran, Americas, 4:54.33; 9, Adrian Morales, Irvin, 5:10.86; 10, Noah Sanchez, Irvin 5:22.07

BoysDistance — The third week of the track and field season includes two boys meets on Saturday – Bowie and Burges – where most of the teams will compete.

3,200 meters: 1, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 9:57.85; 2, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 10:02.15; 3, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 10:07.40; 4, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 10:07.45; 5, Jacob Ye, Americas, 10:07.85; 6, Aaron Perez, Eastwood, 10:15.84; 7, Carmelo Corral, Americas, 10:16.84; 8, Israel David, Eastlake, 10:17.68; 9, Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 10:19.72; 10, Victor Parra, Eastwood, 10:21.70.

110 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 15.11; 2, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 15.56; 3, Caleb Stewart, Americas, 15.75; 4, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 16.07; 5, Gavin Hidalgo, Eastwood, 16.25; 6, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 16.62; 7, Bryan Suarez, Chapin, 16.66; 8, Jacob Luna, Eastwood, 16.71; 9, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 16.90; 10, Joshua Love, Montwood, 17.43.

300 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 40.96; 2, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 42.99; 3, Angel Escalera, Parkland, 43.14; 4, Lamont Shipman, Americas, 44.78; 5, Jesus Rodriguez, El Dorado, 45.37; 6, Ivann Alvarez, Americas, 45.91; 7, David Neufeld, Irvin, 46.46:;

400 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Armando Villa, Abel Cervantes, Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos), 43.03; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Isreal Hudson, Ethan Bustillos), 44.18; 3, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, George Graham, Chris Bustillos), 44.43; 4, Ysleta (Jalen Promesse, Elias Medel, Giovanni Martinez, Damian Carrasco), 44.70; 5, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Caleb Gerber, Jim Edward, Jalen Partida, James Hadnot), 44.64; 6, Canutillo (Carlos Amato, Matthew Flowers, Alejandro Alvarado, Sebastian Garcia), 44.91; 7, , Montwood ‘A’ (David Niebla, Carlos Cisneros, Carlos Flores, Evan Cisneros), 45.11; 8, Parkland ‘A,’ 45.12; 9, Horizon ‘A’ (Daniel Rivera, Angel Marquez, Ross Valenzuela, Isaiah Quijas), 45.19; 10, Austin ‘A’ (Kevin Usera, Freddy Elizondo, Moises Morales, Kameron Walker), 45.21.

SocorroRelays — Bel Air, Eastwood, Parkland, Riverside, Bowie, Cathedral, Mt. View, Coronado, Austin, Irvin, Jefferson, El Dorado, Montwood, Eastlake and San Elizario will race at the Alberto Estrada Bowie/Cathedral Boys Track Meet starting at 9 a.m. Saturday, March 2.

800 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Abel Cervantes, Julian Hinojos, Armando Villa), 1:30.07; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Ian Tharp, Omajuwa Etiwe), 1:30.76; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Isaiah Davis, Ian Edward, Sebastian Ochoa, Galeb Gerber), 1:31.14; 4, Austin ‘A’ (Moises Morales, Kameron Walker, Miguel Vazquez, Kevin Usera), 1:34.09; 5, Montwood ‘A’ (Diego Herd, Angel Robles, Max Ayala, Brandon Williams), 1:35.30; 6, Eastwood ‘A’ (Marcus Ransom, Xavier Avila, Osmar Ibarra, Eddie Cruz), 1:35.55; 7, San Elizario ‘A’ (Jerry Anderson, Chirs Olvera, Alexis Gurrola, Angel Garcia), 1:35.62; 8, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, Geroge Graham, Chris Bustillos), 1:35.75; 9, Parkland ‘A’ 1:35.7910, Del Valle (Victor Gomez, Irvin Lopez, Eric Luera, Alejandro Rosales), 1:36.12; 10, Horizon ‘A’ (Daniel Rivera, Joshua Guerra, Ross Valenzuela, Isaiah Quijas), 1:38.22.

1,600 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos, Sir Drennan, Abel Cervantes), 3:24.33; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Ian Tharp, Ethan Bustillos, Fernando Morales, Omajuwa Etiwe), 3:24.73; 3, Parkland ‘A,’ 3:36.04; 4, Austin ‘A’ (Steven Montoya, Miguel Vazquez, Andrik Zamora, Ethan Villa), 3:36.09; 5, Montwood ‘A’ (Matthew Lindsey, Brandon Williams, Kenneth Dominguez, Christian Rivera), 3:36.92; 6, San Elizario ‘A’ (Alex Devora, Alexis Maldonado, Tony Diaz, Alexis Gurrola), 3:37.31; 7, Coronado ‘A’ (Nick Gonzalez, Josh Espino, Alan Alba, Liam Walsh), 3:37.81; 8, Eastwood ‘B’ (Jacob Luna, Gavin Hidalgo, Osmar Ibarra, Xavier Avila), 3:37.82; 9, Eastlake ‘A’ (Kevin Aravelo, Lorenz Smith, David Christobal, Michael Garcia), 3:41.35; 10, Del Valle ‘A’ (Gianluca Cuevas, Issac Garcia, Irvin Lopez, Eric Luera), 3:43.69.

Girls Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 2

Mother Nature was the big winner in week two of the El Paso high school track season.

High winds and cold temperatures forced the Irvin Meet to be cancelled entirely while the Saturday morning sessions of the Pebble Hills and Riverside meets were also cancelled.

BelAirGirls — The Bel Air distance runners will compete at the Bowie/Loretto Girls Track Invitational Friday at 1 p.m.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Burges Boys/Girls: 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 1; 8:30 a.m. Saturday, March 2. Hanks, Del Valle, Ysleta, Burges, Horizon, Andress, Franklin, Chapin, Americas, Pebble Hills, Clint, Fabens, Ft. Hancock, Faith, Canutillo.

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

Field Events

Discus: 1, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 133 feet, 7.5 inches; 2, Emerald Armenta, Socorro, 128-0; 3, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 126-3; 4, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 124-5; 5, Victoria Loya, Clint, 111-4; 6, Sadi Clemons, Canutillo, 110-9; 7, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 107-02; 8, Sydney Aguilar, Eastlake, 104-0; 9, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 103-0; 10, Destiny Escobar, Fabens 99-08.

Shot put: 1, Meghan Tualamalii, Chapin, 37-11; 2, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 36-01; 3, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 34-10.50; 4, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 34-10; 5, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 33-11.50; 6, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 33-8; 7, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 33-5; 8, Victoria Loya, Clint, 33-4; 9, Niloufar Zarei, Eastwood, 32-8.50; 10, Laura Barrios, El Paso, 32-7.5.

High jump: 1, Makeia Ray, Eastlake, 5-4; 2, Eireann Donohoe, 5-2; 3, Anesa McBain, Eastwood, 5-1; 4, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 4-10; 5, Aurora Camacho, Riverside, 4-8; 5, Olivia Neufeld, Eastwood, 4-8; 5, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 4-8; 5, Diana Mena, Montwood, 4-8; 9, Abril Gomez, Fabens, 4-6; 9, Alyssa Alaiafune, Franklin, 4-6; 9, Mariana Ramirez, Del Valle, 4-6; 9, Rosalinda Reza, Mt. View, 4-6; Lisette Saulters, Hanks, 4-6.

Pole vault: 1, Sarah Stuart, Franklin, 9-6; 2, Alexa Melendez, Jefferson, 7-6; 2, Yaretsy Hernandez, Jefferson, 7-6; 2, Anesa McBain, Eastwood, 7-6; 2, Valeria Murillo, Burges, 7-6; 2, Paulina Fraire, Hanks, 7-6; 7, Abigail Valles, Burges, 7-0; 7, Audrey Batista, Hanks, 7-0; 7, Prissila Sosa, Del Valle, 7-0; 10, Jacqueline Morales, Del Valle, 6-6; 10, Jayla Williams, Chapin, 6-6.

Long jump: 1, Kayleigh Walton, Eastwood, 17-9.5; 2, Jeramea Dennison, El Dorado, 16-10.25; 3, Promise Robertson, Eastwood, 16-9; 4, Angelina Killings, Americas, 16-8.25; 5, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 16-8; 6, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 16-6.25; 7, Fernanda Cortez, Canutillo, 16-6; 8, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 16-5.5; 9, Carsyn Hopkins, Chapin, 16-4; 10, Diana Cain, Franklin, 16-3.50.

Triple jump: 1, Jermea Dennison, El Dorado, 34-11; 2, Eireann Donohoe, Chapin, 34-3; 3, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 34-0.5; 4, Danielle Avelar, Fabens, 33-9; 5, Miranda Lopez, Franklin, 33-5.5; 6, Mariana Porras, Montwood, 33-2; 7, Karla Delgado, Socorro, 33-1.50; 8, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 32-11; 9, Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 32-10.5; 10, Taylor Salcido, Franklin, 32-9.

FranklinGHudler — The Franklin girls team will race at the Burges Track Invitational March 1-2. The Friday session begins at 3 p.m. and the Saturday session is at 8:30 a.m.

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 12.91; 2, Alisa Chandler, Burges, 13.12; 3, Destinay Harris, Riverside, 13.21; 4, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 13.30; 5, Diana Cain, Franklin, 13.32; 6, Sakeyna Weekley, Parkland, 13.70; 7, Jasmine Deans, Franklin, 13.71; 8, Melody Burton, Hanks, 13.80; 9, Vanessa Enriquez, Americas, 13.86; 10, Nyla Howard, Jefferson, 13.95; 8.

200 meters: 1, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin 27.00; 2 Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 28.16; 3, Sakeyna Weekley, Parkland, 28.57; 4, Demetreal Green, Americas, 28.60; 5, Ruby Sandoval, Riverside, 29.65; 6, Michelle Sanchez, Bowie, 29.69; 7, Rheanna Felix, Parkland, 29.82; 8, Nina Washington, Andress, 29.88; 9, Felicity Randle, Franklin 30.01; 10, Jody Baeza, Fabens, 30.26.

400 meters: 1, Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, Parkland, 57.77; 2, Devin Martinez, Franklin, 58.27; 3, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 1:03.49; 4, Marissa George, Jefferson, 1:04.25; 5, Kaylene Rubal, Irvin, 1:05.69; 6, Haylee Pickard, Franklin, 1:06.39;

800 meters: 1, Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, Parkland, 2:24.88; 2, Daphne Duran, Americas, 2:29.79; 3, Madison Spencer, Hanks, 2:29.00; 4, Annette Guzman, Burges, 2:30.89; 5, Haylee Pickard, Franklin, 2:36.97; 6, Victoria Duran, Americas, 2:40.78; 7, Jordan Torres, Franklin, 2:42.14; 8, Britney Martinez, Loretto, 2:45.36; 9, Crystal Rios, Canutillo, 2:48.90; 10, Lorien Clark, Franklin, 2:59.21.

1,600 meters: 1, Mariana Guzman, Americas, 5:23.71; 2, Eva Jess, Franklin, 5:24.24; 3, Aeriel Garcia, Eastlake, 5:35.61; 4, Amaris Chavez, Eastlake, 5:39.00; 5, Destiny Beltran, Horizon, 5:46.72; 6, Eileen McLain, Eastwood, 5:49.11; 7, Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 5:49.64; 8, Jenna Saunders, Franklin, 5:50.63; 9, Kenia Enriquez, Horizon, 5:52.23; 10, Jazmin Chacon, Socorro, 5:53.82.

3,200: 1, Eva Jess, Franklin 11:25.62; 2, Mariana Guzman, Americas, 11:49.09; 3, Amailia Dorion, Franklin, 12:39.13; 4, Jenna Saunders, Franklin, 12:53.52; 5, Ivette Rojas, Jefferson, 13:31.44; 6, Natalie Jimenez, Burges, 13:34.43; 7, Evonna Walker, Burges, 14:05.98; 8, Dahlia Hernandez, Del Valle, 14:11.98; 9, Stephanie Salinas, Bowie, 14:17.96; 10, Faith Sanders, Hanks, 15:18.09.

100 meter hurdles: 1, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 16.42; 2, Amethyst Massaquoi, Franklin, 17.53; 3, Lisette Saulters, Hanks, 18.30; 4, Madalyne Flores, Canutillo, 18.41; 5, Lauren Anderson, Americas, 18.60; 6, Schizandra Romero, Austin, 18.77; 7, Dafne Rojas, Americas, 18.85; 8, Caroline Martin, Franklin 18.95; 9, Isabela Sanchez, Hanks, 19.61; 10, Mari Wright, Burges, 19.76.

300 meter hurdles: 1, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 50.20; 2, Destiny Escobar, Fabens, 50.82; 3, Sarah Austin, El Dorado, 51.14; 4, Alyssa Alaiafune, Franklin, 53.19; 5, Lauren Anderson, Americas, 54.93; 6, Dafne Rojas, Americas, 54.48; 6,.

400 meter relay: 1, Eastwood ‘A’ (Cassandra Barua, Elizabeth Ward, Lauryn Barlow, Faye Humphrey-Griffith), 50.24; 2, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 51.30; 3, Montwood, ‘A’ (Paola Salas, Kathy Cordero, Mariana Porras, Sofia Ramirez), 52.02; 4, Franklin ‘A’ (Amethyst Massaquoi, Maya Prado, Diana Cain, Jasmine Deans), 52.15; 5,Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaji Jones Tornes, Sydney Co, Katherine Martell, Asia Turner), 52.36; 6, Americas ”A” (Jasmine Cervantes, Demetreal Green Alani Hupstead, Vanessa Enriquez), 53.15; 7, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Valerie Garza, Diana Sanchez, Valeria Murillo), 53.56; 8, Jefferson “A” (Alexa Melendez, Kayla Jeffries, Megan Maier, Nyla Howard), 53.98; 9, Riverside (Destinay Harris, Jennifer Lopez, Desiree Rendon, Ruby Sandoval), 53.86; 10, Hanks, 54.01.

800 meter relay: 1, Eastwood ‘A’ (Faye Humphrey-Griffith, Promise Robertson, Audrey Peralta, Elizabeth Ward), 1:47.68; 2, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, , Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 1:48.55; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaj Jones Tornes, Valeria Gonzalez, Asia Turner, Sydney Co, 1:50.76; 4, Franklin “A” (Alejandra Guzman, Miranda Lopez, Trinity Letuli, Devin Martinez), 1:53.79; 5, Americas “A” (Jasmine Cervantes, Vianey Delgado, Vanessa Enriquez, Angela Hernandez), 1:54.63; 6, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Diana Sanchez, Valerie Garza, Valeria Murillo), 1:55.47; 7, Eastlake ‘A’ (Stephanie Sanchez, Ayanna Williams, Jasmine Wright, Makeia Ray), 1:55.62; 8, Montwood ‘A’ (Natalie Espinoza, Britney Gay, Paola Salas, Dia Corbett), 1:55.91; 9, Hanks, 1:56.62; 10, Del Valle ‘A’ (Mariana Ramirez, Katelyn Robles, Beatrice Saucedo, Sidney Vazquez), 1:56.40.

1,600 meter relay: 1, Coronado ‘A’ (Africa Cordova, Lilian Breceda, Alexandra Hernandez, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 4:11.31: 2, Eastlake ‘A’ (Leticia Girion, Felicia Tiles, Alejandra Florentino, Aeriel Garcia), 4:16.24; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Valerie Gonzalez, Katherine Martell, Adalee Martin, Sydney Co), 4:17.63; 4, Montwood ‘A’ (Mariana Porras, Camilla Gonzalez, Jocelyn Ponce, Karen Van Valen), 4:18.59; 5, Americas “A” (Daphne Duran, Demetreal Green, Vianey Delgado, Alani Hupstead), 4:18.79; 6, Eastwood ‘A’ (Audrey Peralta, Promise Robertson, Adalia Olmos, Lauren Walls-Portillo), 4:22.18: 7, Franklin “A” (Devin Martinez, Jordan Torres, Haylee Pickard,Trinity Letuli), 4:26.49: 8, Jefferson “A” (Marissa George, Karen Villa, Alexa Melendez, Kayla Jeffries), 4:29.44 12; 9, Socorro ‘A’ (Emila Fontes, Daniele Hinton, Deseray Serrano, Jazmin Zarate), 4:33.09; 10, Irvin “A” (Kaylene Rubal, Naomi Munoz, Naidelyn De La Rosa, Roxanna Badillo), 4:54.97.

Boys Track and Field Top 10 Times and Distances, Week 1

The El Paso high school track season began Feb. 15-16 with three meets – the Chapin Co-Ed Relays at Burges, the Austin Invitational and the Chato Relays in the Socorro Student Activities Complex.

Franklin won the Austin meet with 182.25 points followed by Americas (169.5), Parkland (96), Austin (49) and El Dorado (47) round out the top five. Click here for complete results https://www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002296/result/austin%20tf%2020191.pdf.

San Elizairo won the Chato Relays with 105 points followed by Montwood (104),Coronado (80), Eastwood (77) and Mt. View (71). For complete results, click here https://www.runnercard.com/e/runner.Main?results=2019&class=11.

At the Chapin C0-Ed relays Horizon was first (164) followed by Chapin (146), Hanks (134), Burges (120) and Ysleta (60). Here are the results for that meet – https://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/meet/365061/info.

Boys1 — There will be plenty of action this weekend with three local meets. The Austin Invitational was competitive with Franklin pulling out the team championship.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Pebble Hills Boys/Girls: Feb. 22-23 at SAC. Eastwood, Pebble Hills, Mt. View, Horizon, Chapin, El Dorado, Eastlake, Socorro, Montwood, Americas, San Elizario.

Riverside Boys/Girls: 9 a.m. Feb. 22-23. YWLA, Riverside, Parkland, Hanks, Bel Air, Del Valle, Ysleta, Clint, Burges, Fabens, Ft. Hancock, Austin

Irvin Boys/Girls: 9 a.m. Feb. 22-23. Irvin, Coronado, Andress, El Paso, Bowie, Jefferson, Canutillo, Tornillo, Loretto, Cathedral, Anthony.

Here the top 10 track and field male athletes in each running and field event after week 1:

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Jeff Griffin, Andress, 11.40; 2, Cedric Haynes, El Dorado, 11.44; 3, Anthony Quintero, Parkland, 11.46; 4, Armando Villa, Americas, 11.57; 5, Darryn Clark, Franklin, 11.58; 6, Ethan Bustillos, Franklin, 11.60: 7, Deion Hankins, Parkland, 11.66; 8, Khyrie Murdaugh, Irvin, 11.75; 9, Aaron Dumas, Americas, 11.77; 10, Moises Morales, Austin, 11.78.

Omajuwa Etiwe200 — Franklin’s Omajuwa Etiwe won the 200 meters in 23.03 followed by Kameron Walker (23.09) of Austin and Franklin’s Angel Jurado (23.92).

200 meters: 1, Omajuwa Etiwe, Franklin, 23.03; 2, Kameron Walker, Austin, 23.09; 3, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 23.92; 4, Sir Drennan, Americas, 24.33; 5, Duane Nelson, El Dorado, 24.23.

800 meters: 1, Jared Laverty, Americas, 2:03.57; 2, Fernando Morales, Franklin, 2:04.24; 3, Kenneth Golston, Parkland, 2:04.46; 4, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 2:05.02; 5, Seth Andrade, Americas, 2:06.32; 6, Remigio Sanchez, Franklin, 2:08.42; 7, Gage Garcia, Americas, 2:09.19; 8, Ethan Villa, Austin, 2:12.07; 9, Andrik Zamora, Austin, 2:12.90; 10, Abraham Navares, Parkland, 2:26.87.

Jared800 — Americas freshman Jared Laverty came back to win the 800 in 2:03.57 ahead of Franklin’s Fernando Morales (2:04.24) and Kenneth Golston from Parkland (2:04.46).

3,200 meters: 1, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 10:07.40; 2, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 10:07.45; 3, Jacob Ye, Americas, 10:07.85; 4, Carmelo Corral, Americas, 10:16.84; 5, Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 10:19.72; 6, Daniel Kennedy, Franklin, 10:23.30; 7, Hector Rivera, Bel Air, 10:25.57; 8, Jose Nilo, Austin, 10:33.04; 9, Adrian Morales, Irvin, 11:07.06; 10, Maximiliano Aguirre, Bel Air, 11:08.79.

110 meter hurdles: 1, Infante Jones, Parkland, 15.11; 2, Vince Armendariz, Americas, 16.07; 3, Donta Hayes, Parkland, 16.62; 4, Chris Martinez, Franklin, 16.90; 5, Jesus Rodriguez, El Dorado, 17.66; 6, Lamont Shipman, Americas, 18.14; 7, David Neufeld, Irvin, 19.16;

400 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Armando Villa, Abel Cervantes, Ryan Acosta, Julian Hinojos), 43.03; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Isreal Hudson, Ethan Bustillos), 44.18; 3, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, George Graham, Chris Bustillos), 44.43; 4, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Caleb Gerber, Jim Edward, Jalen Partida, James Hadnot), 44.64; 5, Parkland ‘A,’ 45.20; 6, Austin ‘A’ (Kevin Usera, Freddy Elizondo, Moises Morales, Kameron Walker), 45.21; 7, Andress ‘A,’ 45.26; 8, Montwood ‘A’ (David Niebla, Christian Rivera, Evan Cisneros, Carlos Flores), 45.60; 9, Eastwood ‘A’ (Eddie Cruz, Larry Bayer, Stone Scott, Anthony Delgado), 45.67; 10, Irvin ‘A’ (Dominic Stiverson, Devon Driscoll, Gatty Rodriguez, Khyrie Murdaugh), 45.90.

800 meter relay: 1, Americas ‘A’ (Ryan Acosta, Abel Cervantes, Julian Hinojos, Armando Villa), 1:30.07; 2, Franklin ‘A’ (Darryn Clark, Angel Jurado, Ian Tharp, Omajuwa Etiwe), 1:30.76; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Ian Edward, Sebastian Ochoa, Jalen Partida, Galeb Gerber), 1:33.01; 4, Austin ‘A’ (Moises Morales, Kameron Walker, Miguel Vazquez, Kevin Usera), 1:34.09; 5, Montwood ‘A’ (Diego Herd, Angel Robles, Max Ayala, Brandon Williams), 1:35.30; 6, San Elizario ‘A’ (Jerry Anderson, Chirs Olvera, Alexis Gurrola, Angel Garcia), 1:35.62; 7, El Dorado ‘A’ (Duane Nelson, Cedric Haynes, Geroge Graham, Chris Bustillos), 1:35.75; 8, Parkland ‘A’ 1:35.79; 9, Eastwood ‘A’ (Anthony Cruz, Larry Bayer, Stone Scott, Anthony Delgado), 1:35.83; 10, Del Valle (Victor Gomez, Irvin Lopez, Eric Luera, Alejandro Rosales), 1:36.12.

JacobYe — Americas’ Jacob Ye and Andress distance runner Lloyd Frilot went toe-toe in the 1,600-meter run. Ye nipped Frilot at the end finishing in 4:37.12 to Frilot’s 4:37.62.

Field Events

Shot put: 1, Garrett Strokes, Burges, 52-8.5; 2, Johnny Cerros, Franklin 48-04; 3, Andrew Bristol, Franklin, 48-00.50; 4, Arturo Jimenez, Horizon, 47-5; 5, Lean Smith Jr., Franklin, 46-8; 6, David Moreno, Jefferson, 44-11.50; 7, Jonathan Lopez, Montwood, 43-10; 8, Tafua Taufafa, El Dorado, 43-6; 8, David Moreno, Coronado, 43-6; 10, Jalen Henderson, Americas, 42-10.50.

High jump: 1, Evan Chisolm, Americas, 6-4; 2, Ethan Villa, Austin, 6-2; 3, Dominic Britton, Chapin, 5-10; 3, Joshua Sanchez, Anthony, 5-10; 5, Angel Jurado, Franklin 5-8; 5, Nathan Sanchez, Americas, 5-8; 5, Ivann Alvarez, Americas, 5-8; 5, Damian Escarcega, Riverside, 5-8; 5, Sal Gandara, Mt. View, 5-8; 10, Eliseo Arellano, Anthony, 5-6; 10, Bryan Suarez, Chapin, 5-6; 10, Osmar Ibarra, Eastwood, 5-6; 10, Marcus Gauna, Marcus, Mt. View, 5-6.

Long jump: 1, Deion Hankins, Parkland, 21-4; 2, Daniel Rivera, Horizon, 20-5; 2, Angel Jurado, Franklin, 20-5; 4, Onterious Hill, Chapin, 20-4; 5, Ethan Villa, Austin, 20-3.50; 6, Keith Rodriquez, Eastlake, 20-1.50; 7, Isreal Hudson, Franklin, 20-0.50; 8, Bryan Suarez, Chapin, 19-11; 9, Kameron Walker, Austin, 19-9; 9, Jacob Vetterkind, Socorro, 19-9.

Girls Track and Field Top 10 times and Distances, Week 1

The El Paso high school track season began Feb. 15-16 with three meets – the Chapin Co-Ed Relays at Burges, the Austin Invitational and the Chato Relays in the Socorro Student Activities Complex.

Franklin won the Austin meet with 199 points followed by Americas (133), Jefferson (86), Austin (34) and Fabens (30) round out the top five. Click here for complete results https://www.runnercard.com/runner/data/172096/1002296/result/austin%20tf%2020191.pdf.

Eastwood won the Chato Relays with 129 points followed by Coronado (142), Montwood (80), Socorro (74) and Pebble Hills (73). For complete results, click here https://www.runnercard.com/e/runner.Main?results=2019&class=11.

2019 track season kicked off with three events including the Chato Relays at the Students Activities Center.

Girls1 — The 2019 track season kicked off with three events including the Chato Relays at Socorro’s Student Activities Center.

This week’s schedule is as follows:

Pebble Hills Boys/Girls: Feb. 22-23 at SAC. Eastwood, Pebble Hills, Mt. View, Horizon, Chapin, El Dorado, Eastlake, Socorro, Montwood, Americas, San Elizario.

Riverside Boys/Girls: 9 a.m. Feb. 22-23. YWLA, Riverside, Parkland, Hanks, Bel Air, Del Valle, Ysleta, Clint, Burges, Fabens, Ft. Hancock, Austin

Irvin Boys/Girls: 9 a.m. Feb. 22-23. Irvin, Coronado, Andress, El Paso, Bowie, Jefferson, Canutillo, Tornillo, Loretto, Cathedral, Anthony.

AlejandraGuzmanFranklin — Franklin’s Alejandra Guzman won the 100-meter dash in 12.91 and the 200 in 27 seconds flat at the Austin Invitational.

Here the top 10 track and field female athletes in each running and field event after week 1:

Running Events

100 meters: 1, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 12.91; 2, Destinay Harris, Riverside, 13.23; 3, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 13.30; 4, Diana Cain, Franklin, 13.32: 5, Sakeyna Weekley, Parkland, 13.70; 6, Jasmine Deans, Franklin, 13.71; 7, Vanessa Enriquez, Americas, 13.86; 8, Nyla Howard, Jefferson, 13.95;.

800 meters: 1, Angelina Lujan-Marrufo, Parkland, 2:24.88; 2, Daphne Duran, Americas, 2:29.79; 3, Haylee Pickard, Franklin, 2:36.97; 4, Victoria Duran, Americas, 2:40.78; 5, Jordan Torres, Franklin, 2:42.14; 6, Britney Martinez, Loretto, 2:45.36; 7, Lorien Clark, Franklin, 2:59.21 8; Marielle Delpilar, Austin, 3:01.67.

EvaJessT&f — Franklin sophomore Eva Jess won the 1,600- and 3,200-meter run in 5:24.24 and 11:25.62 to start the season on the right foot at the Austin Invitational.

1,600 meters: 1, Eva Jess, Franklin, 5:24.24; 2, Mariana Guzman, Americas, 5:29.81; 3, Jenna Saunders, Franklin, 5:50.63; 4, Ivette Rojas, Jefferson, 6:03.40; 5, Dayana Jaramillo, Americas, 6:14.52; 6, Priscilla Villalobos, Americas, 6:17.27; 7, Britney Martinez, Loretto, 6:26.97; 8, Vivian Lopez, El Dorado, 6:27.92; 9 Marielle Delpilar, Austin, 6:56.71.

100 meter hurdles: 1, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 16.42; 2, Amethyst Massaquoi, Franklin, 17.53; 3, Lauren Anderson, Americas, 18.60; 4, Schizandra Romero, Austin, 18.77; 5, Dafne Rojas, Americas, 18.85; 6, Caroline Martin, Franklin 18.95; 7, Cristina Urrea, Loretto, 20.13; 8, Summer Sanders, Loretto, 21.29.

400 meter relay: 1, Eastwood ‘A’ (Cassandra Barua, Elizabeth Ward, Lauryn Barlow, Faye Humphrey-Griffith), 50.24; 2, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 51.30; 3, Montwood, ‘A’ (Paola Salas, Kathy Cordero, Mariana Porras, Sofia Ramirez), 52.02; 4, Franklin ‘A’ (Amethyst Massaquoi, Maya Prado, Diana Cain, Jasmine Deans), 52.15; 5,Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaji Jones Tornes, Sydney Co, Katherine Martell, Asia Turner), 52.36; 6, Americas ”A” (Jasmine Cervantes, Demetreal Green Alani Hupstead, Vanessa Enriquez), 53.15; 7, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Valerie Garza, Diana Sanchez, Valeria Murillo), 53.56; 8, Jefferson “A” (Alexa Melendez, Kayla Jeffries, Megan Maier, Nyla Howard), 53.98; 9, Del Valle ‘A’ (Angel Avalos, Nicole Alvarez, Beatice Saucedo, Sidney Vazquez), 54.99; 10, Riverside High School “A,” 55.67.

800 meter relay: 1, Eastwood ‘A’ (Faye Humphrey-Griffith, Promise Robertson, Audrey Peralta, Elizabeth Ward), 1:47.68; 2, Coronado ‘A’ (Carolina Licerio, Alexandra Hernandez, Valeria Portillo, , Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy), 1:48.55; 3, Pebble Hills ‘A’ (Adenaj Jones Tornes, Valeria Gonzalez, Asia Turner, Sydney Co, 1:50.76; 4, Franklin “A” (Alejandra Guzman, Miranda Lopez, Trinity Letuli, Devin Martinez), 1:53.79; 5, Americas “A” (Jasmine Cervantes, Vianey Delgado, Vanessa Enriquez, Angela Hernandez), 1:54.63; 6, Mt. View ‘A’ (Adriana Alarcon, Diana Sanchez, Valerie Garza, Valeria Murillo), 1:55.47; 7, Eastlake ‘A’ (Stephanie Sanchez, Ayanna Williams, Jasmine Wright, Makeia Ray), 1:55.62; 8, Montwood ‘A’ (Natalie Espinoza, Britney Gay, Paola Salas, Dia Corbett), 1:55.91; 9, Del Valle ‘A’ (Mariana Ramirez, Katelyn Robles, Beatrice Saucedo, Sidney Vazquez), 1:56.40; 10, Austin, “A” (Valerie Martinez, Francesca Ramirez, Schizandra Romero, Jordan Dickerson), 1:58.59.

KarenVillaJeff — Jefferson’s Karen Villa doubled up with gold medals in the 100- and 300-meter hurdles at the season-opening Austin Invitational.

Field Events

Discus: 1, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 133 feet, 7.5 inches; 2, Emerald Armenta, Socorro, 128-0; 3, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 126-3; 4, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 109-10; 5, Victoria Loya, Clint, 107-8; 6, Sydney Aguilar, Eastlake, 104-0; 7, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 103-06; 8, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 103-0; 9, Destiny Escobar, Fabens 99-08; 10, Meghan Tualamalii, Chapin, 97-2.

Shot put: 1, Meghan Tualamalii, Chapin, 37-11; 2, Regina Wolfe, Americas, 36-01; 3, Natalie Murillo, Del Valle, 34-10.50; 4, Karen Villa, Jefferson, 34-10; 5, Lilliana Licon, Pebble Hills, 33-11.50; 6, Victoria Hernandez, Irvin, 33-8; 7, Annabelle Cordero, Eastwood, 33-5; 8, Niloufar Zarei, Eastwood, 32-8.50; 9, Laura Barrios, El Paso, 32-7.5; 10, Emerald Armenta, Socorro, 32-7.

Long jump: 1, Alejandra Guzman, Franklin, 16-6.25; 2, Fernanda Cortez, Canutillo, 16-6; 3, Carsyn Hopkins, Chapin, 16-4; 4, Jeramea Dennison, El Dorado, 16-3.75; 5, Diana Cain, Franklin, 16-3.50; 6, Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 16-1.5; 7, Sarah Austin, El Dorado, 16-0.50; 8, Sydney Co, Pebble Hills, 15-11.50; 9, Alexandra Hernandez, Coronado, 15-8.50; 10, Karla Delgado, Socorro, 15-7.50.

Triple jump: 1, Jermea Dennison, El Dorado, 34-11; 2, Eireann Donohoe, Chapin, 34-3; 3, Alani Hupstead, Americas, 34-0.5; 4, Danielle Avelar, Fabens, 33-9; 5, Miranda Lopez, Franklin, 33-5.5; 6, Karla Delgado, Socorro, 33-1.50; 7, Jordan Dickerson, Austin, 32-11; 8, Soledad Borgstadt, Horizon, 32-10.5; 9, Mariana Porras, Montwood, 32-9.50; 10, Taylor Salcido, Franklin, 32-09.

Final Girls High School XC Poll

Every Wednesday, El Paso Running will utilize a point system to highlight El Paso’s top 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 and 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 and girls race times and the meets and dates that they occurred.

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

EastwoodGirs@District — The Eastwood girls qualified for the state championship for the first time in 30 years.

Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers placed 11^th at the Class 5A UIIL State Championship. Freshman Lauren Walls had a top 25 finish placing 25^th in 19:25.55. Other Trooper runners were Meadow Ortiz (38^th, 19:52.02), Eileen McLain (48^th,20:10.28), Destiny Martinez (69^th, 20:26.23), Lauren Villareal (86^th, 20:56.76) Adalia Olmos (104^th, 22:22.12 and Andrea Miramontes (105^th, 22:26.49). Eastwood was the only girl’s team to qualify for state.

2, Franklin: The Cougars 2018 team run ended with a ninth place finish at the Region 1-6A Championship. Sophomore Eva Jess advanced to the state meet where she finished 14^th in 17:40.36.

3. Americas: The Trailblazers finished 11^th at the Region 1-6A Championship with 308 points.

4. Jefferson: The Foxes finished the season fifth at the Region 1-5A meet. Freshman Crystal Peterson finished 43^rd in 19:21.03 at the state meet.

5. Coronado: The T-Birds placed 12^th at the Region 1-6A Championship with an average time of 19:51.43. Senior Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy was 11^th at the state meet – finishing one spot out of an All State nod – in 17:35.41.

6. Eastlake: Eastlake was ninth at the Region 1-5A championship with 177 points. Two runners, Aeriel Garcia and Amaris Chavez advanced to the state meet where Garcia earned All State honors finishing seventh in 18:27.77. Chavez was 13^th in 18:48.42.

7. Socorro: The Bulldogs finished the season with a fourth place finish at the District 1-6A Championship.

8. Burges: The Mustangs finished 13^that the Region 1-5A Championship.

9. Horizon: The Scorpions placed 16^that the Region 1-5A championship.

10. San Elizario: The Eagles finished the season placing in 13^thplace at the Region 1-4A meet.

Dropped out: None.

On the brink: None.

EvaJess@State — Franklin sophomore Eva Jess was the top running in El Paso all season. She finished 14th at the UIL Class 6A State Cross Country Championship.

Top times (5K/3 mile)

1, Eva Jess, Franklin, 17:31.08 (Desert Twilight, 9/28).

2, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy, Coronado, 17:35.41 (Old Settler’s Park, 11/3).

3, Aeriel Garcia, Eastlake, 17:49.17 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

4, Crystal Peterson, Jefferson, 18:33.00 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

5, Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 18:36.0 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

6, Amaris Chavez, Eastlake, 18:38.59 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

7, Eileen Mclain, Eastwood, 18:38.6 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

8, Lauren Walls, Eastwood, 18:38.80 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

9, Daphne Duran, Americas, 18:43.40 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

10, Skyler Goodman, Chapin, 18:48.55 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

11, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 19:12.21 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

12, Sophia Flores, Coronado, 19:12.66 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

13, Lauren Villareal, Eastwood, 19:15.3 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/25).

14, Monique Correa, Jefferson, 19:18.55 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

15, Jordan Torres, Franklin, 19:28.27 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

16, Jazmin Chacon, Socorro, 19:26.58 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

17, Melody Tsutsumi, Jefferson, 19:28.74 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

18, Karen Garcia, Jefferson 19:31.80 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

19, Morayma Montes, Austin, 19:33.63 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

20, Emily Hernandez, Eastlake, 19:34.68 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

21, Lauren Anderson, Americas, 19:35.23 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

22, Jenna Saunders, Franklin 19:36.70 (Mae Simmons, 10/22).

23, Lorien Clark, Franklin 19:38.52 11 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

24, Destiny Martinez, Eastwood, 19:39.6 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

25, Priscilla Villalobos, Americas, 19:41.16 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

Jennelle@state — Coronado senior Jenelle Jaeger-Darakjy had a strong finish to the 2018 cross country season, finishing 11th at the Class 6A state meet in 17:35.41.

Power rankings
(number parenthesis indicate meets won):

1, Eva Jess, Franklin, 95 (7).

2, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy, Coronado, 88 (2).

3, Aeriel Garcia, Eastlake, 80 (2).

4, Amalia Dorion, Franklin, 51.

4, Skyler Goodman, Chapin, 51.

6, Daphne Duran, Americas, 43.

7, Kenia Enriquez, Horizon, 40.

8, Lauren Walls, Eastwood, 39 (1).

9, Amaris Chavez, Eastlake, 36.

10, Crystal Peterson, Jefferson, 34 (1).

Angeline Lujan, Parkland, 32 (2).

Morayma Montes, Austin, 29.

Sophia Flores, Coronado, 28.

Marisol Hernandez, El Paso, 27.

America Morales, San Elizario, 25.

Priscilla Villalobos, Americas, 24.

Jazmin Chacon, Socorro, 24 (1).

Nicole Estrada, Mt. View, 24 (1).

Lauren Anderson, Americas, 23.

Britney Martinez, Loretto, 21.

Vivian Zapata, Clint, 21.

Natalie Jimenez, Burges, 18.

Monique Correa, Jefferson, 18.

Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 17.

Eileen McLain, Eastwood, 14.

Brisa Aguilar, Clint, 12.

Destiny Beltran, Horizon, 11.

Janeth Chacon, Socorro, 10.

Deserie Herrera, Eastlake, 10.

Melody Tsutsumi, Jefferson, 10.

Mariana Guzman, Americas, 9.

Diane Mena, Montwood, 9.

Ivette Rojas, Jefferson, 9.

Jenna Saunders, Franklin, 8.

Marcela Perches, Loretto, 6.

Jocelyn Castro, Fabens, 6.

Lilian Breceda, Coronado, 6.

Madeline Estrada, Mt. View, 6.

Natalia Perez, San Elizario, 6.

Jacqueline Castillo, Clint, 6.

Destiny Martinez, Eastwood, 6.

Emilia Fontes, Socorro, 5.

Karyme Garcia, Montwood, 5.

Katelyn Robles, Del Valle, 5.

Evonna Walker, Burges, 5.

Emily Guerrero, San Elizario, 5.

Rosalinda Reza, Mt. View, 4.

Adalia Olmos, Eastwood, 4.

Ana Rojas, Socorro, 4.

Lorien Clark, Franklin, 4.

Demi Garcia, Socorro, 3.

Lynette Rocha, Clint, 3.

Caryn Hart, Andress, 3.

Jordan Torres, Franklin, 2.

Valerie Gonzalez, Pebble Hills, 2.

Amaryllis Rubalcaba, Eastwood, 2.

Jalyn Guardado, Coronado, 2.

Karen Garcia, Jefferson, 1.

Amaya Foran, Andress, 1.

Natalia Espinosa, Montwood, 1.

Paulina Friare, Hanks, 1.

Saxon Alvarez, Jefferson, 1.

Desiree Carrillo, Eastwood, 1.

Anise Robles, Del Valle, 1.

Karina Gallegos San Elizario, 1

Jaqueline Spencer, Hanks, 1.

Final High School Boys XC Poll

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

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

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Top 10

1. Eastwood: The Troopers won the Class 5A state championship, scoring 62 points, 25 points ahead of Austin Johnson. Eastwood placed four runners in the top 25 – Sergio Cuartas (11^th, 15:29.82), Juan Olmos (12^th, 15:33.69), Kayn Quinones (16^th, 15:39.75) and Elias Perez (21^st, 5:47.13.). Eddie Gallegos was 32^nd in 16:00.52, Aaron Perez was 63^rd in 16:27.85 and Nathan Hernandez was 64^th in 16:27.91.

2. Americas: he Trailblazers placed 15^that their first UIL Class 6A State Championship. Jacob Ye led Americas placing 27^th in 15:47.33 followed by Tyler Rodriguez (33^rd, 15:50.33), Jared Laverty (62^nd, 16:04.26), Seth Andrade (83^rd, 16:26.97), Gage Garcia (84th, 16:29.09), Alek Duran (86^th, 16:30.82) and Carmelo Corral (109^th, 17:30.40).

3. San Elizario: The Eagles earned a bronze medal at the Class 4A State Championship. Edwin Gomez was the state individual runner-up finishing in 15:07.63. Three runners finished in the top 25 – Irvin Vazquez (20^th, 16:46.61), Martin Pargas (21^st, 16:46.94) and Rene Arambula (23^rd, 16:48.15). Other runners were Dilan Sanchez (36^th, 17:13.70), Seth Rodriguez (87^th, 18:07.41) and Jacob Ordonez (90^th, 18:11.63).

4. Coronado: Two T-Birds competed in the Class 6A State Championship. Liam Walsh earned All State honors with a 10th place finish in 15:13.37 and Nick Gonzalez placed 21^stin 15:29.16.

5. Burges: The Mustangs paced 15^that the Class 5A State Championship. Top runners for Burges were Angel Ortiz (83^rd, 16:45.09), Luis Cuevas (114^th, 17:06.68), Sam Zambrano (115^th, 17:07.79), Noah Yeager (122^nd, 17:26.10), David Gonzalez (124^th, 17:36.43), Dylan Walker (134^th, 17:57.62) and Luis Holguin (144^th, 19:00.88).

6. Franklin: Jacobo Wedemeyer represented the Cougar boys at the Class 6A State Championship, finishing 100^thin 16:06.88.

7. Hanks: The Knights dynamic duo of juniors Michael Abeyta and Rodger Rivera earned All State honors in the Class 5A State championship. Abeyta was fifth in 15:15.72 and Rivera was eighth in 15:20.56.

8. Tornillo: Tornillo was seventh in the Class 3A State Championship. Tornillo had two top 15 runners – Eduardo Carrillo (14^th, 16:52.47) and Ofir Ortega (15^th, 16:53.77). Other runners were Bryan Garcia (55^th, 17:59.62), Michael Maney (59^th, 18:06.48), Bryan Guzman (64^th, 18:15.48), Heriberto Amaya (69^th, 18:19.27) and Tommy Montelongo (103^rd, 19:41.14).

9. Chapin: Junior Angel Contreras had a top 25 finish at Class 5A State Championship placing 23^rdin 15:48.70.

10. Eastlake: The Falcons had two representatives at the Class 5A State Championship. Israel David was 43^rdin 16:09.56 and Carlos Armendariz was 56^th in 16:23.06.

Dropped out: None.
On the verge: None.

Top 25 Times (5K/3mile)

1, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 14:32.48 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

2, Elias Perez, Eastwood, 14:37.0 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

3, Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 14:52.5 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15)

4, Juan Olmos, Eastwood, 14:55.2 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

5, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 14:59:46 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

6, Kayn Quinones, Eastwood, 15:03.3 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

7, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 15:07.63 (Old Settler’s Park , 11/3).

8, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 15:08.60 (Mae Simmons, 10/22).

9, Nathan Hernandez, Eastwood, 15:13.4 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

10, Nick Gonzalez, Coronado, 15:12.10 (Mae Simmons, 10/22).

11, Eddie Gallegos, Eastwood, 15:22.9 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

12, Israel David, Eastlake, 15:24:52 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

13, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 15:25:10 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

14, Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 15:26.10 (Mae Simmons, 10/22).

15, Victor Parra, Eastwood, 15:31.8 (Woodbridge Classic, 9/15).

16, Jacob Ye, Americas, 15:39.67 (McNeil Invitational, 9/29).

17, Jared Laverty, Americas, 15:42.20 (Mae Simmons Park, 10/22).

18, Sam Zambrano, Burges, 15:47.00 (Mae Simmons, 10/22).

19, Ofir Ortega, Tornillo, 15:47.21 (Tornillo Invitational, 9/8).

20, Brandon Seagraves, Cathedral, 15:47:50 (Desert Twilight, 9/28).

21, Alek Duran, Americas, 15:48:30 (McNeil Invitational, 9/29).

22, Angel Contreras, Chapin, 15:48.70 (Old Settler’s Park, 11/3).

23, Alan Alba, Coronado, 15:48.83 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

24, Carlos Armendariz, Eastlake, 15:51.12 (Northeast Regional Park, 9/15).

25, Aaron Perez, Eastwood, 15:56.30 (Tornillo Invitational, 9/8).

Edwin@District — San Elizario sophomore Edwin Gomez finished second at the UIL Class 4A State Championship.

Power rankings

(number parenthesis indicate meets won):

1, Edwin Gomez, San Eli, 128 (7).

2, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 89 (3).

3, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 80 (1).

4, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 70 (1).

5, Nicholas Gonzalez, Coronado, 67 (2).

6, Ofir Ortega, Tornillo, 61 (1).

7, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 55 (2).

8, Brandon Seagraves, Cathedral, 52 (3).

9, Eduardo Carrillo, Tornillo, 46 (1).

10, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 44 (1).

10, Israel David, Eastlake, 44.

Juan Olmos, Eastwood, 41.

Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 38.

Elias Perez, Eastwood, 38.

Jacob Ye, Americas, 33.

Kayn Quinones, Eastwood, 32.

Sam Zambrano, Burges, 32.

Seth Rodriguez, San Eli, 30.

Mario Luna, Socorro, 26.

Alan Alba, Coronado, 24.

Carlos Armendariz, Eastlake, 24.

Angel Contreras, Chapin, 23.

Alek Duran, Americas, 20.

Sergio Leon Cuartas, Eastwood, 19.

David Gonzalez, Burges, 18.

Carmelo Corral, Americas, 17.

D’Angelo Flores, Jefferson, 17.

Rene Arambula, San Eli, 16.

Martin Pargas, San Eli, 15.

Eddie Gallegos, Eastwood, 15.

Trenton Nelson, Montwood, 15.

Jared Laverty, Americas, 15.

Aaron Perez, Eastwood, 14.

Irvin Vasquez, San Eli, 12.

Christian Parra, Socorro, 11.

Sebastian Mendoza, Socorro, 9.

Noah Yeager, Burges, 9.

Josep Ferret, El Paso, 9.

Dilan Sanchez, San Eli,7.

Jacob Ordonez, San Eli, 6.

Steve Stresow, Cathedral, 6.

Angel Ortiz, Burges, 6.

Gage Garcia, Americas, 6.

Nathan Hernandez, Eastwood, 6.

Lloyd Frilot, Andress, 6.

Heriberto Amaya, Tornillo, 6.

Gael Hernandez, Fabens, 5.

Matthew Lindsey, Montwood, 5.

Uciel Garcia, Jefferson 5.

Jordy Cortez, Jefferson, 4.

Zach Sanchez, Andress, 4.

Joshua Pineda, Pebble Hills, 4.

Adrian Morales, Irvin, 4.

Dylan Espinosa, Bowie, 4.

Evan Rubio, Ysleta, 3.

Hector Rivera, Bel Air, 3.

Luis Cuevas, Burges, 3.

Andres Marquez, Eastwood, 3.

Joshua Gonzalez, Mt. View, 3.

Sebastian Mendoza, Socorro, 3.

Mario Garcia. Mt. View, 3.

Jose Nilo, Austin, 2.

Joaquin Ortega, Chapin, 2.

Daniel Kennedy, Franklin, 2.

Hector Sanchez, Americas, 1.

Abraham Navarez, Parkland, 1.

Matthew Avila, El Paso, 1.

Jorge Navor, Eastwood, 1.

Felipe Rocha, Clint, 1.

Eastwood wins Class 5A State Championship; Cathedral’s Seagreaves defends TAPPS crown

StateChamps

Eastwood entered its fifth straight UIL State Cross Country Championship with an unfamiliar label – the favorites.

The Troopers, who won bronze at last year’s championship at the Class 6A level, easily earned the school’s first state cross country championship Saturday afternoon at Old Settler’s Park in Round Rock.

Eastwood won the championship scoring 62 points, 29 ahead of two-time Class 5A champion Lucas Lovejoy and 25 points better than state runner-up Austin Johnson.

Burges was 15^th with 382 points.

“A state championship is big,” Eastwood coach Mike McLain said. “I felt we had a great opportunity to win state this year. I knew we had a chance. Our philosophy all year was to get into some really big meets against the best teams in the country so that these meets don’t feel like big meets, they just feel like another meet.”

Eastwood sophomore Sergio Leon Cuartas was the first Trooper to cross the finish line at the state championship. He was 11th in 15:29.82.

Eastwood placed four runners in the top 25 – Sergio Cuartas (11^th, 15:29.82), Juan Olmos (12^th, 15:33.69), Kayn Quinones (16^th, 15:39.75) and Elias Perez (21^st, 5:47.13.).

Eddie Gallegos was 32^nd in 16:00.52, Aaron Perez was 63^rd in 16:27.85 and Nathan Hernandez was 64^th in 16:27.91.

“Was there any special preparation for this race, nope, just normal preparation,” McLain. “We didn’t change a thing. We just go out there and do what we do every week and have a good race, not a great race, just a good race. If we have a good race than we’ll take care of business and we’ll do just fine.”

Olmos, a junior, said winning a state championship means a lot to a program that has advanced to the state meet seven out of the past eight years.

“We’ve been working towards this for years and so did the guys before us and the guys before them,” he said. “It’s amazing to be able to bring home a state title to our school and for each other, it really means a lot. We did it for each other and for the coaches.”

Olmos said this championship is made more special because of who it was with.

“This is what you can accomplish if you work together,” he said. “We all worked really hard to get where we’re at. These guys are my brothers, we had a great time racing together, getting here and having a lot of fun.”

AbeytaRiveraLeadingpack — Hanks juniors Michael Abeyta and Rodger Rivera earned All State honors after finishing 5th and 8th in 15:15.72 and 15:20.56.

Individually in Class 5A, Hanks junior Michael Abeyta and Rodger Rivera earned All State honors after finishing 5^th and 8^th in 15:15.72 and 15:20.56 as did Eastlake senior Aerial Garcia. She was 7^th in the girl’s race in 18:27.77.

Eastwood girls finished 11^th in the team standings.

“The girls came in here ranked 16 out of 16 teams and finished 11,” McLain said. “They ran their butts off. For their first time here, they stepped up and beat several teams predicted to come out ahead of them.”

For Eastlake’s Garcia, her All State performance was a year in the making.

“I really wasn’t expecting to do as well as I did,” Garcia said. “I was pretty confident I would finish top 20 but I had no idea it would be a top 10. I knew had to give everything I had.”

Aerial and Eastlake team - STATE — Eastlake’s Aerial Garcia (second from the right) earned All State honors in Class 5A. Her teammates – Israel David, Carlos Armendariz and Amaris Chavez – also qualified for the state meet.

At last year’s state championship Garcia finished 117^th.

“Knowing what happened last year lit a little fire underneath me,” she said. “I always kept it in the back of my mind and I know that’s not a really good thing to carry with you but it was motivational for me. Last year my goal was to get to state but this year the goal was to place and to get a medal. Whenever I wanted to quit in practice the thought of 117 kept me going even when I didn’t want.”

Being All State means a lot for Garcia.

“I’ve always wanted to make my parents proud of me, whatever it took, that was always the initial goal for me,” she said. “I’ve always wanted to strive to be what they’ve always wanted me to be. I like being a very successful person so to me this symbolizes my hard work.”

Class 5A Results

Championship Results (Boys): 1, Graydon Morris, Aledo, 15:03.98; 2, Cameron Kleiman, Austin Johnson, 15:08.41; 3, Yaseen Abdalla, Austin Johnson. El Paso runners: 5, Michael Abeyta, Hanks, 15:15.72; 8, Rodger Rivera, Hanks, 15:20.56; 11, Sergio Cuartas, Eastwood, 15:29.82; 12, Juan Olmos, Eastwood, 15:33.69; 16, Kayn Quinones, Eastwood, 15:39.75; 21, Elias Perez, Eastwood, 15:47.13; 23, Angel Contreras, Chapin, 15:48.70; 32, Eddie Gallegos, Eastwood, 16:00.52; 43, Israel David, Eastlake, 16:09.56; 56, Carlos Armendariz, Eastlake, 16:23.06; 63, Aaron Perez, Eastwood, 16:27.85; 64, Nathan Hernandez, Eastwood, 16:27.91; 83, Angel Ortiz, Burges, 16:45.09; 97, Chauncey Wilkes, Andress, 16:52.30; 114, Luis Cuevas, Burges, 17:06.68; 115, Sam Zambrano, Burges, 17:07.79; 122, Noah Yeager, Burges, 17:26.10; 124, David Gonzalez, Burges., 17:36.43; 134, Dylan Walker, Burges, 17:57.62; 144, Luis Holguin, Burges, 19:00.88.

Team results: 1, Eastwood, 62; 2, Austin Johnson, 87; 3, Lucas Lovejoy, 91; 15, Burges, 382.

Championship Results (Girls): 1, London Cublreath, McKinny North, 16:58.52; 2, Allison Wilson, Montgomery, 17:16.33; 3, Colleen Stegmann, Frisco Reedy, 17:28.87. El Paso runners; 7, Aerial Garcia, Eastlake, 18:27.77; 13, Amaris Chavez, Eastlake, 18:48.42; 25, Lauren Walls, Eastwood, 19:25.55; 38, Meadow Ortiz, Eastwood, 19:52.02; 43, Crystal Peterson, Jefferson, 19:21.03; 48 Eileen McLain, Eastwood, 20:10.28; 69, Destiny Martinez, Eastwood, 20:26.23; 86, Lauren Villareal, Eastwood, 20:56.76; 104, Adalia Olmos, Eastwood, 22:22.12; 105 Andrea Miramontes, 22:26.49.

Team results: 1, Frisco Wakeland, 90; 2, Boerne Champion, 98; 3, Cedar Park, 106; 11, Eastwood, 266.

Class 6A

Coronado senior Liam Walsh earned All State honors with a 10th place finish in 15:13.37 and Americas finished 15^th in its first state meet.

Coronado senior Jenelle Jaeger-Darakjy just missed out on All State honors as she placed 11th in 17:35.41. Franklin sophomore Eva Jess was 14th in 17:40.36.

Liam@state — Coronado senior Liam Walsh ended his cross country season with All State Honors in Class 6A.

“It’s been a great experience,” Walsh said of running for Coronado. “At first I wasn’t really team oriented but as I got older, I become a better version of myself through cross country and track and I learned not only to be a good athlete but a good teammate.”

Walsh has helped in the development of teammates Nick Gonzalez who placed 21^st in 15:29.16 and Alan Alba who just missed out on a state bid at regionals.

“They’ve been great,” Walsh said. “They are way better than I ever will be so I want to see the best of them. I hope they can follow and do better than me next year.”

Walsh said he is also happy with his development this season.

“I really wanted to PR, my PR is 15:08, I didn’t hit it but I was close and I’m satisfied with that,” he said. “I improved a lot from last year and that’s what I really wanted to see.”

Class 6A results

Championship Results (Boys): 1, Alex Maier, Flower Mound, 14:34.92; 2, Ryan Schoppe, LaPorte, 14:43.88; 3, Spencer Cardinal, The Woodland, 14:50.25. El Paso runners: 10, Liam Walsh, Coronado, 15:13.37; 21, Nick Gonzalez, Coronado, 15:29.16; 27, Jacob Ye, Americas, 15:47.33; 33, Tyler Rodriguez, Americas, 15:50.33; 62, Jared Laverty, Americas, 16:04.26; 83, Seth Andrade, Americas, 16:26.97; 84, Gage Garcia, Americas, 16:29.09; 86, Alek Duran, Americas, 16:30.82; 100, Jacobo Wedemeyer, Franklin, 16:06.88; 109, Carmelo Corral, 17:30.40.

Team results: 1, Coppell, 79; 2, Flower Mound, 93; 3, Prosper, 94.

Championship Results (Girls): 1, Ashlyn Hillyard, Plano, 16:38.30; 2, Brynn Brown, Guyer, 16:45.36; 3, Aubrey O’Connell, Prosper, 16:52.84. El Paso runners: 11, Jennelle Jaeger-Darakjy, Coronado, 17:35.41; 14, Eva Jess, Franklin, 17:40.36.

Team results: 1, The Woodlands, 99; 2, Southlake Carroll, 113; 3, Flower Mound, 117; 15, Americas, 289.

Class 4A

It’s never easy defending a state championship.

But San Elizario was successful at it three times before.

Saturday was a much different story.

The Eagles fell 12 points short of its fifth consecutive state title, finishing third behind state champion Decatur (90 points) and Andrews (92).

San Eli Boys - STATE — San Elizario closed out the season with a third place finish in Class 4A. The Eagles came 12 points shy of winning their fifth consecutive state title.

“To be honest, we wanted to win it and it’s sad that we didn’t but I’m still very proud of this team,” San Elizario coach Cesar Morales said. “We came in ranked eighth out of 16 but I knew we could have taken it. I took full responsible for what happened this season. I told the kids things were going to change a little bit next year. I’m going to reflect on the season and come back with a new plan to make us better.”

Defending Class 4A individual state champion, sophomore Edwin Gomez earned a silver medal.

“I broke my personal best at 15:07,” he said. “The guy who beat me had a 15:02, so you know it was a very tough race.”

Judson Greer from Melissa ran the course in 15:02.90 while Gomez finished in 15:07.63.

“We had our ups and downs this season,” Gomez said. “We had three runners who had leg injuries but we can’t use that as an excuse, we have to use this to prepare and build for next season. We can’t wait to get started.”

Morales said things happen for a reason.

“After everything that has happened this season, I’m very proud of this team and I’ll stand by them all the time,” he said. “We’re going to use this experience to get better. I only have one senior so all the guys will be back. I know the rest of the team is going to improve and we are going to learn from this. It’s a step down but we are going to use it as a platform to move up.”

Class 4A results

Championship Results (Boys): 1, Judson Greer, Melissa, 15:02.90; 2, Edwin Gomez, San Elizario, 15:07.63; 3, Samuel Ashley, Canyon, 15:40.49. San Elizario runners: 20, Irvin Vazquez, 16:46.61; 21, Martin Pargas, 16:46.94; 23, Rene Arambula, 16:48.15; 36, Dilan Sanchez, 17:13.70; 87, Seth Rodriguez, 18:07.41; 90, Jacob Ordonez, 18:11.63.

Team results: 1, Decatur, 90; 2, Andrews, 92; 3, San Elizario, 102.

Edwin-Brandon — San Elizario sophomore Edwin Gomez won silver at the UIL Class 4A championship and Cathedral senior Brandon Seagreaves won gold at the TAPPS state championship.

TAPPS

Cathedral senior Brandon Seagreaves won the TAPPS Class 6A title for the third straight year, finishing in 16:20.6.

As a team, Cathedral placed 4th with 116 points behind state champ San Antonio Antonian (75), Houston St. Thomas (96) and Argyle Liberty (101).

“I’ve never looked at it as being a defending state champion,” said Seagreaves, who committed to Houston on Sunday. “I’ve always looked at it as being back to square one, pretending I don’t have any state championships. I’ve been really good about resetting and refocusing each year.”

After his freshman year, Seagreaves knew he could be a state champion.

“I knew it was possible for me to be a state champion so I put my head down and I put in a lot of hard work and I won my sophomore year,” he said. “One of the things I took away from that is year after year, it’s never going to get easier. As a matter of fact, it gets harder because it doesn’t matter if you are seeded first going into a race or seeded last, all eyes are going to be on me because I won in the previous year. That’s hard to deal with because everyone is expecting you to do well.”

He said this year’s team – and championship – will be cherished.

“This year’s team was super, super close,” he said. “This is the closest I have ever been with a group of guys. To be able to put my foot on the line for those guys and run for them with hopes of winning a state title has been amazing. It was the first year where I wanted to go out there and win for my team, not just for me. It’s been a super fun year.

Other results

Class 3A Championship Results (Boys): 1, Kevin Baez, Vanderbilt Industrial, 15:29.98; 2, Michael Urbina, Whitesboro; 3, Edwin Zamudio, Luling, 16:02.43. Tornillo runners: 14, Eduardo Carrillo, 16:52.47; 15, Ofir Ortega, 16:53.77; 55 Bryan Garcia, 17:59.62; 59, Michael Maney, 18:06.48; 64, Bryan Guzman, 18:15.48; 69, Heriberto Amaya, 18:19.27; 103, Tommy Montelongo, 19:41.14

Team results: 1, Eustace, 65; 2, Crane, 104; 3, Lytle, 144; 7, Tornillo, 207.

Mt. View junior Nicole Estrada was 90th in 13:10.28 (2 miles) in the girls 3A race. Anna Casey from Llano won gold in 11:39.78.