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The 54th Arcadia Invitational attracted high school track and field competitors from 29 states and undoubtedly rewrote the rankings across each one of those. For CA, there were 20 state-leading marks, seven of which are also new national leaders.
It's just what that meet does: Brings out the best of everyone in a highly competitive setting. That's the objective, at least.
BOYS MILESPLIT CA LEADERBOARD | GIRLS MILESPLIT CA LEADERBOARD
BOYS MILESPLIT U.S. LEADERBOARD | GIRLS MILESPLIT U.S. LEADERBOARD
Here's a quick look at the new CA event leaders from marks achieved at the two-day Arcadia Invitational (based on what's in the MileSplit database as of Sunday afternoon):
BOYS
Event | Athlete/Team | School | Mark | Ranking |
400m | Chris Goode | West Ranch (SS) | 47.05 | CA No. 1 |
4x100m | Relay | Central (CS) | 40-92 | =CA No. 1 |
Long Jump | JC Stevenson | Great Oak (SS) | 24-9.50 (0.9) | CA No. 1 |
Pole Vault | Hunter O'Brien | Roosevelt (SS) | 16-9 | CA No. 1 |
Shot Put | Cade Moran | Murrieta Mesa (SS) | 66-10 | U.S. No. 1 |
4x200m | Relay | St. John Bosco (SS) | 1:24.15 | U.S. No. 1 |
DMR | Relay | Corona Santiago (SS) | 10:13.30 | U.S. No. 1 |
110m SH | Relay | Upland (SS) | 57.10 | U.S. No. 1 |
800m SMR | Relay | Cathedral (SS) | 1:30.36 | CA No. 1 |
4x1600m | Relay | Loyola (SS) | 17:26.38 | CA No. 1 |
4x800m | Relay | Bellarmine College Prep (CC) | 7:45.79 | CA No. 1 |
GIRLS
Event | Athlete/Team | School | Mark | Ranking |
3200m | Dalia Frias | Mira Costa (SS) | 9:55.50 | U.S. No. 1 |
100mH | Aaliyah McCormick | Scripps Ranch (SD) | 13:82 (-1.3) | CA No. 1 |
300mH | Kapiolani Coleman | Cathedral Catholic (SD) | 42.19 | CA No. 1 |
4x100m | Relay | Golden Valley (SS) | 46.10 | CA No. 1 |
Triple Jump | Alyssa Hope | Roosevelt (SS) | 40-3.25 (0.0 | CA No. 1 |
4x1600m | Relay | Buchanan (CS) | 19:56.08 | U.S. No. 1 |
SMR | Relay | Monte Vista (NC) | 4:04.07 | CA No. 1 |
4x800m | Relay | JSerra (SS) | 9:06.45 | CA No. 1 |
DMR | RelayRelay | JSerra (SS) | 11:49.24 | U.S. No. 1 |
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Photos by Daniel Hernandez, Jeffrey Parenti, and Raymond Tran