Benjamin Sallee

Showcasing the top results produced at the annual Sacramento Meet of Champions over its past five installments.

Event-by-event look at the top 50 returning boys track and field athletes in the Sac-Joaquin Section based on marks achieved during the 2022 outdoor season.

Newbury Park senior Aaron Sahlman enters the '23 outdoor season with the nation's top returning time for 800 meters.

UPDATE-League cross country championships have now been held across all 10 sections in CA as teams prepare for CIF competition. Here's to the winners!

On the eve of the SJS Sub-Sectionals, we take a closer look at the three large school divisions heading into the post-season.

Millikan (SS) junior Jason Parra's fast time at the mid-September Woodbridge Invitational continues to be the fastest 3-mile performance of the 2022 XC season.

A returning CIF-State champion is among a handful of CA's top returning athletes from the Sac-Joaquin Section.

Ryan Mitchell of Davis leads all returning boys in the Sac-Joaquin Section on 5,000-meter courses.

As a freshman, Sonora's Broen Holman blistered the 3-mile cross country course at Woodbridge. He is the fastest returning boy in the SJS for that distance.

These returning boys scorched 3-mile cross country courses during the 2021 season.

Check out the fastest 5K times in the MileSplit database among returning boys from the 2021 cross country season.

From the MileSplit database, junior boys track and field outdoor top-100 rankings from the 2022 outdoor season, including Lex and Leo Young, and Chris Caudillo.

From the MileSplit database, '22 track and field rankings for boys in the Sac-Joaquin Section including Nathan Kent and the Rocklin 4x4 relay. (Dan Tyree photo)

We close out the 2022 track and field season preview series with top-200 returning rankings for each event based on marks in the MileSplit database.

We went 50 deep per event based on 2021 outdoor season results.

Anna McNatt's furious finish to win the Division I title at the State Meet was a singular highlight in a season that showcased many current and future stars.

CORRECTED - Now a third of the way through the 2021 cross country season, here's an initial look at the top 10 teams in each of the five CIF-State divisions.

It should come as no surprise that Jesuit once again looms as the team to beat in the SJS this fall.

Epic career of Matt Strangio has ended at Jesuit but the juggernaut program rolls on.

Bellarmine College Prep junior ran sub-14 on the 2.95-mile Golden Gate Park course.