POLL: CA Girls Performer of the Week (April 28-May 4)

Joshua Potts

Last week, Malia Rainey was named CA Performer of the Week (April 21-27)

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We'll conduct a poll every week highlighting some of California's best performances.

The California Performer of the Week poll will close at 5 p.m. PST this Thursday, and the winner will be announced shortly after.

PREVIOUS WEEK WINNERS

February 17 - 23: Jasleen Massey (Aliso Niguel)

February 24 - March 2: Kiera Donovan (Golden Valley)

March 3 - 9: Makenna Herbst (Carlsbad HS)

March 10-16: Lyric Scott (Canyon HS)

March 17-23: Journey Cole (Redondo Union)

March 24-31: Anisa Bowen-Fontenot (San Diego High School)

April 1-6: Giselle Renney (Clovis North)

April 7-13: Loren Webster (Long Beach Wilson)

April 14-20: Kaylin Edwards (Long Beach Wilson)

April 21-27: Malia Rainey (Calabasas)

*Previous winners are not eligible for nomination again this season in the Performer of the Week Polls. 

CA Boys Performer of the Week (April 28-May 4)

California High School Girls Rankings

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CANDIDATES 

Kaylee Best (Norco): Two BIG VIII Championships meet records for Kaylee Best, a consistent jumps all-star throughout her four years at Norco. Best jumped 19-8.5 to PR in the long jump and moved up to CA No.3 in the rankings. She also broke the triple jump meet record with a 39-1.

Evangeline Williams (Trabuco Hills): At the South Coast League Finals, Evangeline continued her fantastic Freshman season with a big win in 1600m in 4:48.40. She now ranks sixth in California and second nationally for freshman girls. Williams doubled back at South Coast to run 2:12.70 in the 800m.

Paige Echsner (Del Norte): Meanwhile, Paige Escher continues her undefeated pole vault season at a dual meet in San Diego. Escher vaulted over 13 feet for the seventh time this season with a 13-6.  

Reese Holley (JSerra): Don't forget the name Reese Holley, because the JSerra sophomore has just emerged as a serious threat in the 1600m. Holley won the Trinity League Finals in a PR of 4:49.99, making her the eleventh fastest in California. She also ran 2:12 in the 800m, illustrating the speed in her arsenal.