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This website is dedicated to the hardworking athletes and parents of the Corona High Cross Country program!
This website is dedicated towards recognizing the hard work of the Corona High athletes that participate in the Cross Country program. Saturday, November 7
CIF Prelim Heats Announced
In stunning fashion, our boys moved up to #6 in the last CIF rankings released. From here on out, rankings are something of the past and you have to prove yourself on the Mt. SAC course, head-to-head against the best squads in California! Our boys were not even in the top 13 the past two weeks, so we expected to be moved to #8 or #9. Our boys race in Heat #3 at 8:41 am next Saturday @ Mt. SAC. We are seeded #2 for the heat, only to #3 overall ranked Arcadia. County rival, Vista Murrieta, is also in our heat, so some of the best talent in the county is with us as they have two studs that both broke 15:15 @ the Mt. SAC Invite. They are coming off a nice upset in winning their league finals by only two points. Vista Murrieta finished the season ranked #11 while Warren High is the #4 seed (ranked #14 overall). But, our boys are looking stronger by the day and will be going after Arcadia. Our girls have a tough task ahead of them as they are in Heat #4 and will race at 10:50 am, next Saturday @ Mt. SAC. The top two seeds in their race are #4 Dana Hills and #5 Vista Murrieta. For our girls to return back to compete in the Division I CIF Finals, they will have pull the upset and beat either #12 Murrieta Valley or #13 Simi Valley. Murrieta Valley is ranked ahead of us at #4 in Riverside County. (Vista Murrieta is ranked #2 in the county). Our girls are ranked #20 overall in Division I, but they will want to finish in the top four in their heat to advance. We've put together a great season and everybody looked great at the league finals. Which girl will step it up and become the story of the season and the reason why we surprised everybody to make it? Stay tuned.... Coach Gardner is compiling mock racing sheets for the athletes as you read.... Did you get enough 'rankings' there folks?
Big VIII League Finals The highlight of the day was the reaffirmation that our varsity boys are back! Clearly the best team in school history, but still unsure of where they were at after a tough month of October, they put the pieces back together to record a convincing 21 point victory over ML King. King got the best of us at the last league meet with an 18 point victory after we had put down a 33 point victory back in September. With the pedulum swinging back our way, junior Michael Gauger led the way! Definately over an IT Band flare-up, he simply looked great and stronger than ever. One would never know he virtually took two weeks off as he motored to a 2nd place finish in a impressive time of 15:25. Senior Alan Cuevas earned his 3rd straight All-League patch while the highlight was in sophomore Julian Hernandez. With an incredible kick, Julian just missed a 1st Team All-League patch with his 8th place finish! But, right behind him was sophomore Jimmy Gauger and Fernando Cerda. All admitted that they were still tired from a combination of tough workouts earlier in the week as we prepare for what lies ahead on November 14th (CIF Prelims) and November 21st (CIF Finals). The boys are back in town..... We are incredibly proud of our varsity girls. Going in aware of ML King's strength, our girls raced better than ever during the 2nd half of the course! Sophomore Haley Brzycki stayed with the top pack, recording an 18:47 effort and another 1st Team All-League patch! Still getting back into shape, fellow sophomore Nikki Blokzyl, also earned a 1st Team All-League patch. Keep in mind that this is her first year of competing in Cross Country. Running smart and tactical races, where they passed a host of girls during the last two miles, junior Alexxis Martin (10th), sophomore Desirae Santana (14th), junior Amanda Grooters (18th), and sophomore Hannah Smith (19th) all earned All-League patches! Thier team time of 97:31 is one of the fastest in school history for the Butterfield Park course, so we could not be more proud of this group of young, hard working women! Our top 11 times today were recorded by underclassmen, so we're looking forward to claiming that league title in 2010! BUT...next up - let's earn our way back to the Division I CIF Finals! THANK YOU to Mr. Smithson, Mr. Cochran and Mr. Gauger for helping us set up the course. We also want to thank all of the parents for all of their support and devotion! Today was such a great showing and a great example of awesome a program WE are all a part of! We'll provide summaries of the junior varsity races as soon as possible. Full team and individual results can be found at: http://www.eteamz.com/kingcross/ Tuesday, November 3
1st Quarter Progress Grades!
Incredible..... In our continual quest to prepare our Cross Country athletes for college, we are so, so impressed by their quarter grades! We challenge any other sport to match these grades....! The discipline we witness on a daily basis is equally matched in the classroom - great job! An incredible 62% of our athletes earned at least a 3.50 grade point average!!!!
3. 0 or above = 85% 4.33 or above = Isabel Cruz, Jimmy Gauger, April Lawson, Jose Martin, Julie Murakami, Blake Smart, Josh Soler, Brandon Smithson, Julia Vasquez, Christine Wilson and Kristen Wilson
Corona Achieves Goals at Mt. SAC Invitational
Traveling up the road to compete at the 62nd Mt. SAC Invite, Corona took on their toughest course of the season! Competing in the largest invite in the nation, we're proud of all of our kids for stepping up to the challenge and walking away with a great number of personal bests!
For some great pictures from Mr. Cochran , go to: http://www.flickr.com/photos/corona_high_school/ Look to the left menu and scroll to the Mt. SAC All-Time Bests. You will see a number of 2009 athletes now updated on that lists! Our varsity girls put together their best team performance of the season! Sophomore Haley Bryzcki became only the fourth girl in school history to break 19 minutes on the Mt. SAC course! She came from behind and almost won her race in leading the girls under 100 minutes as a team! Considering how we went without Nikki Blokzyl, this girls' team has the potential to be one of the best in school history! Sophomore Desirae Santana broke the coveted 20:00 barrier as she continues to race strong. We than saw our next six girls all finish with times within 19 seconds of one another! With Nikki back in there at CIF Prelims and everybody improving by 10-15 seconds, our girls can break 98 minutes on the Mt. SAC course. Our girls took 3rd place for their race as #7 CIF ranked Tesoro easily won. Our varsity boys came in with another agenda. In resting a healing Michael Gauger and Garrett Williams, our top boys were told to use it as a workout. In doing so, we still saw great efforts and some other head scratching times. The highlight was freshman David Aguilar continuing his rampage of late in easily winning his freshman race by 23 seconds! He is now the 3rd fastest 9th grader in school history with his 16:47 effort. We suspect he would have been in the 16:30's if he had run earlier in the morning and against competition. Meanwhile, we saw some nice surprises in seniors Angel Pineda and Lorenzo Marquez! They both motored to 16:47 times and considering how Lorenzo has not truly trained for the past month due to shin splints, his time was incredible. This is the most depth our squad has ever had as we'll have nine boys under 16:50 by the end of the season. But, our varsity boys have 3-4 weeks to get it together if they still plan on making it to the state meet! If our top JV boys were breaking 16:50, the varsity boys we had in there know they can race much faster than what they indicated yesterday. Despite some subpar efforts by some of our sophomores, and losing Garrett Williams, John Spatter and Scott Davis - our boys won the sophomore race! Meanwhile our boys freshmen also took 3rd place! All in all, a great day put in by so many athletes! Next up is the Big VIII League Finals on Thursday, November 5th @ Butterfield Park! Both of our boys' squad are looking for league titles while our JV girls will need to be 100% fresh to take on ML King's girls. With ML King's girls so, so tough - our girls will take 2nd place in our league with the main goal of making CIF Finals still on tap! We want to continue to congratulate Mr. Alan Cuevas for being selected the 2009-2010 Corona High Homecoming King! We're extremely proud to have one of our Team Captains earn this distinction, one that is definately well deserved. Friday, October 16
A Bump in the Road.....
Goals achieved with little effort are seldom worthwhile or lasting. In celebrating the great John Wooden's 99th Birthday, we look to this quote as our boys were reminded that our goal to be the Big VIII league champions will not be as easy as it seemed back in September. We're going to have to dig deep and remind ourselves that we have the talent to be amongst the best in the state. Three weeks ago, our boys dominated the action at Butterfield Park, but all within three weeks, several injuries and a little illness here and there, ML King High was able to turn the tide in whip lashing fashion. But, with the reminder that this is truly a marathon and not a sprint, we'll get everybody healthy and bounce back for the Big VIII League Finals on November 5th. In the end, we saw some determined performances put forth by Alan Cuevas, Fernando Cerda and David Aguilar. Our boys finished 17 points behind ML King and only 2 points ahead of improved Santiago group. Having to rest two varsity boys along and pulling a third out of the race also had its rippling effects as ML King's boys simply dominated the JV race as well. Meanwhile, resting two of our top three varsity girls, our girls paced themselves to a strong 2nd place showing again. Haley Bryzcki looked as strong as she has all season long with a nice 2nd place overall finish. ML King's girls are one of the top ten squads in all of California, so it's a daunting task to go after this group. With the goal of making CIF Finals still in place, the girls continue to build towards November. Our JV girls, led by Nathalie Aguilar and Julia Vasquez ran as well as we've seen all season long and almost got ahead of ML King. But, the 2nd Big VIII League Meet was definately ML King's day while we had to settle for four 2nd place finishes.
Day of Ups and Downs
As we took 27 athletes to the Clovis Invitational up in Fresno so that some of our top athletes can compete on the state meet course at Woodward Park, we also had 45 athletes race at the local Inland Empire Championships. The highlight of the day was Michael Gauger's awesome 15:28 clocking on the tough Woodward Park course. Running against some of the best in all of California, Michael definately held his own! His time is actually a new school record for that course as our only boys team to ever make the state meet did not have a boy break 15:50 on that particular course. But, unfortunately, nagging injuries and illness got the best of our boys as two of our varsity boys had to drop out of the race. We were also missing two of our studs as they were taking the SAT. Consider how we did not finish four of our top seven while our other two were a little off - tough day indeed! But, these boys have six weeks until CIF Finals! Finally, David Aguilar ran awesome in the F/S race with a 13th place finish in an impressive 16:55. He was the 8th fastest freshman for the entire invitational and definately one of the best in Riverside County. On the girls' side, Nikki Blokzyl ran an awesome 19:39, but on an ailing hip, we saw her go from 7th place at the mile mark and fade to 24th. She will be back for sure. Desirae Santana ran her best race to date as she ran a 20:00 in route to her 10th place finish in the Frosh-Soph Race. Alexxis Martin also ran supurb as she also went 20:00. Amanda Grooters also ran her best race to date with a 20:24 as she will easily be our Athlete of the Week! Amanda has really come on here in the past two weeks! Finally, Hannah Smith continues to improve with her 20:37 effort! After a traffic filled drive back from Fresno, we'll look to update you all with more soon enough! We still need to brag about Josh Soler's 17:20 at the IEC! We're very proud of all of you! Keep up the great work! BIG VIII LEAGUE MEET #2 - Next Thursday at Mountain Gate Park!
Kenny Staub / John Barnes Invitational
Under some awesome autumn temperatures and breezes while running within the confines of a beautiful Crescenta Valley park, Corona High competed at the 42nd annual Staub/Barnes Invitational. With most athletes not racing since two weeks ago, most were eager and ready to race on the slowest course we'll see all season long. Many found out soon enough that the course is only meant for those willing to grind their way through the undulating terrain. The highlight of the day was freshman David Aguilar motoring to a huge victory to help pace his fellow fledglings to a 2nd place trophy. This is the 2nd fastest freshman mark recorded by a CXC athlete here! In deciding to rest out a good portion of our varsity athletes, we only earned one trophy on this day but it was awesome to see such a dedicated and hard working group of freshman earn it! We earned the Sweepstakes Award last year with the boys and with the girls in 2007. So, tough in that respect - but extremely rewaring to see some awesome efforts! Junior Antonio Garcia rolled to an impressive 17:10 to take 2nd place in the JV race while senior Fernando Cerda ran to a nice 16:27 clocking on this tough course. At full strength, our varsity boys would have beaten the #2 in CIF for Division II. On the girls' side, junior April Lawson ran a strong 3rd place finish which was impressive considering that she is still healing from taking a week off. Junior Alexxis Martin fell early on in the varsity race, but found the strength to get back up (in last place) and work her way all the way up to 18th place! We witnessed some other fine efforts all throughout the day. At full strength, our girls would have taken 3rd place in the varsity race. Results are linked below. Mr. Smithson (Brandon's dad) has also set up a website, posting pictures that he has taken this season! Feel free to find your own personal pics and print them up! http://www.coronahighxc.com/default.aspx
Handout: 09 Staub Results
Corona Heats up the Big VIII League Meet BOYS VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlgLUVrVQ8I GIRLS VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTu27qSEBP8 Our varsity boys definately lived up to their billing as the county's top ranked team in running away with a relatively easy victory over a tough ML King squad and the rest of the league. This was a nice place to start in regards to earning our 7th straight league title! We also took 1st place for the junior varsity which was nice considering ML King easily took it in 2008. Alan Cuevas and Michael Gauger did a great job but the true surprise was Fernando Cerda. Cerda was only in there as a 'safety net' if our top five were in trouble! Well, Fernando took 4th place out of the whole league!
VARSITY - Corona 27, ML King 60, Santiago 81, Roosevelt 94, Centennial 134, Riverside Poly 135, Norco 204, JW North 205 Our varsity and junior varsity girls took 2nd place to a tough ML King squad. King's girls are ranked #5 in CIF and #9 in the state for Division I. So, with heads held high - our girls did a great job taking them on. Nikki Blokzyl and Haley Brzycki finished 4th and 5th for the entire league - well done girls! Alexxis Martin continues to run strong with her 11th place performance while Hannah Smith finished 15th for the entire league! Next league meet - we'll work on getting even closer to them.
VARSITY - ML King 25, Corona 53, Centennial 107, Roosevelt 126, Riverside Poly 127, Santiago 150, Norco 169, JW North 180 Thanks again to all of Corona XC parents for all of your endless support! Rich Gauger spent the entire day setting up the course with extra help from Tom Cochran!
Woodbridge Classic
Corona High made its annual jaunt into the O.C. to compete at the 2nd largest invitational in the nation at the Woodbridge Classic. The first invite to actually host its invite at night and under lights, it provides an unmatched atmosphere. To all of those that are new to the sport of Cross Country, it's an incredible way of showing how awesome a spectacle the sport is!
Our varsity boys walked away with the 10th fastest team time en route to setting a new school team time record (76:33). They were led by Alan Cuevas' new school record in finishing with a 14:52! Meanwhile, Michael Gauger set a new junior school record with his time of 14:55. The highlight was our sophomore boys taking the 1st place plaque led by Jimmy Gauger's incredible finish for the victory and a 15:32 clocking. 10th place overall out of over 190 schools with our top three not clicking on all cylinders - not too bad! Freshman David Aguilar ran an incredible race, moving his way through the pack in that middle mile and emerging with a 5th place finish! Our performance there moved our boys up from 10th to 7th in this week's CIF Rankings (and without Fernando Cerda scoring!). Overall our girls finished 37th overall on team time (out of over 170 schools). On the girls' side, sophomore Nikki Blokzyl continues to amaze as she roared to the 2nd fastest time in school history with her 17:50 effort! Our varsity girls brought home a 4th place plaque while our sophomore girls took 3rd place in their race. Hannah Smith led our girls there with her 19:57 effort - amazing when you consider that she did not break 25 minutes here in 2008! Overall, we saw lots of improvement from last year and are very proud of well our girls continue to develop.
Top Ten Marks Thanks so much to Mr. Williams for putting this together. We are hoping for more videos throughout this season! Handout: 2009 Woodbridge Classic Results
Corona Pulls the Trigger at Fastback Shootout
Mr. Williams video.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9lCdt5RY1w Traveling up the road to the run the 1.92 mile version of the Mt. San Antonio College (SAC) course, Corona opened up its 2009 campaign in fine fashion. With the goal of having our veteran athletes revisit the Mt. SAC course along with introducing the course to our new comers, overall - it was a successful morning. Our boys put in some great training this week and with slightly tired legs evident, we walked away as the 2nd fastest squad of the day (despite resting our #3). Our sophomore boys dominated their particular race and would have won it if they scored it as a team! Garrett Williams put together the most impressive overall performance of the day for the boys as his 10:21 performance equates out to about a 16:00 on the regular Mt. SAC course! Freshman David Aguilar finished 3rd place for all freshmen and broke into our squad's top 10! Our girls' team offered us a glimpse of how we may truly have one of our best teams in school history! Meanwhile, the highlight of the day was sophomores Nikki Blokzyl and Haley Bryzcki working together for a first and a third place finish. Bryzcki just got back into training this week after two weeks off, so it was an incredible showing. Only one other team had two girls break 12:30 while our girls finished with the overall 5th fastest team time (out of 44 schools!) Some incredible pics are posted here by Mr. Gauger at http://www.flickr.com/photos/mg_dad/ . Even MORE pics are posted from Mr. Cochran at http://www.flickr.com/photos/corona_high_school/ Click below to the Word document to view all of Corona's marks. In the meantime, feel free to visit http://www.clerkofthecourse.com/fastback2009/ all click onto our races to see the results. Corona was entered in races #1, #2, #5, #6, #9, #10, #13 and #14. We apologize for downloading the file without Rachel Ruiz' 15:36 effort! Our apologies Rachel... Handout: 2009 Fastback Results
Red & Gold VI
The Muscles Thug Their Way to the Top ! All in all, they easily walked away with the 21 point victory!
TOP NAME: Flyin' Hawaiians
TENTATIVE TEAM SCORES We'll update all times and team scores soon! Go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/mg_dad/ for some awesome photos posted by Mr. Gauger!
Top 45 marks (still working on overall finish times) **course ran 6-8 seconds longer than time trial**
Big Bear Camp Better than Ever
In taking 27 athletes up to our August Training Camp in Big Bear, we drove back down the mountain stronger as a team and more united in our goals that we want to acheive for the upcoming 2009 season. Aside from going on a team hike and a nice bar-b-que with canoeing and kayaking in the lake (and another clinic from Coach Gardner in the game of volleyball), the athletes put in some nice training runs. With this being our fifth season in the same cabins, Alexxis Martin and Lauren Cochran became our first girls to complete the 12 mile distance run up there. Two years, we only had one athlete this feat and this season, just about all 14 boys completed the route along with the two girls! The toughest workout up there are the Snow Summit Killer Switchbacks where Julian Hernandez was the huge surprise in completing 10 of them! Aubrey LeAnce and Lauren Cochran led the girls in completing eight! Trust us, you want to quit after doing two! Freshman Julia Vasquez learned that she basically run with any one of her teammates while Haley Bryzcki continues to work her way back from a heal injury. Lorenzo Marquez amazed us all out there in the 12 mile run! Out of the 27 athletes, we only took up five seniors while the Class of 2012 (sophomores) comprised 13 of those that attended! We're still working to upload our team picture from atop Castle Rock. We want to thank all of the athletes that participated and those that plan on making it their goal in doing so in 2010! Meanwhile, in the first official rankings for Riverside County, our boys are ranked #2 in the county! We are right there, virtually, locked in at #1 with Big VIII League foe, Martin Luther King High! Despite graduating four of our top athletes from 2009, our girls are ranked #7. We all know that both squads plan on ending the season higher when it's all said and done. Workout and Strengthening Videos Click above for the list of awesome videos! On top of the running regime that ... Tuesday, February 3
Gauger is Named to 1st Team All-State
For the second year in a row, Michael Gauger has been named to the 1st Team All-State teams for his grade. This year, as a sophomore, he was right on the bubble to being named but his 15:22 effort in the tough Southern Section provided him with the credentials to add another 1st team distinction onto his impressive resume. Michael would have qualified to the state meet in any other division. Congratulations Michael and way to represent our Cross Country program!
2008 Awards Banquet Earns A Gold Medal
Right in line with this being an Olympic year, our 2008 Banquet was highlighted with Gold Medals (with each athletes' picture) hanging around the room to celebrate another great season! Held at Corona High's STAR Room and organized by Mrs. Alexander for the 3rd year in a row, it could have not been any better! With our program being one with such huge goals, we can sometimes get caught in the trap of walking away from the season disappointed. The great thing about the banquet is that it gives us all the opportunity to reflect upon all of the great things that took place and in the end, they find a way to outweight the "bumps in the road" experienced throughout the season! Mr. Cochran provided all of us with another great slideshow (which is still available on disc for $5 if you still want one). We also acknowledged the incredible commitment from the seven four-year seniors - Malaysia Alexander, Katie Anderson, Reyna Gutierrez, Ashley Evans, Patrick Mynes, Brieanna Pantele and Chase Williams. These seniors saw us through SEVEN league titles, FIVE CIF Finals berths and even a trip to the state meet! This program would NOT be what it is today without these seven individuals! Thank you... With athletes' input, we handed out more awards than ever before and acknowledged all 81 athletes for their efforts and contributions to the program. Keep in mind that our program increased from 57 athletes to 81 this past season and we expect it to continue growing with each season. Below, we listed all of the recipients to the awards handed out...
BOYS
GIRLS Girls Academic All-League Team: Malaysia Alexander, Haley Brzycki, Lauren Cochran, Ashley Evans, April Lawson, Brieanna Pantele Boys Academic All-League Team: Jimmy Gauger, Michael Gauger, Logan Shryock, Franklin Sloat, Chase Williams, Garrett Williams
Boys 1st Team All-Riverside County: Michael Gauger
Girls 2nd Team All-Riverside County: Haley Brzycki Thanks to all of the parents for their support! A special thank you goes out to Mr. John Mynes who has served as Booster Club President the past two seasons. Under his guidance, the Parent Booster Club has brought in over $15,000 the past two seasons! More families are involved than ever before and we all owe him and his wife, Chris, a huge debt of gratitude. We are definately a much better program with his leadership! He will be missed.....
Boys Finish 10th at Division I Finals
Advancing onto our 2nd straight CIF Division I Finals berth was a major accomplishment for our varsity boys, but in the end, they could not overcome injuries and some of the best competition in the nation. They ran the 2nd best team time in school history for the Mt. SAC course, but walked away, disappointed, with a 10th place finish. Content with an 11th place finish in 2007, this group had set much higher goals here. Determined and more focused than ever, look for this group to erupt this upcoming 2009 Track & Field season where they will look to set new school records. Sophomore Michael Gauger, as consistent as ever, ran an incredible race for us up front in coming home with a top 20 finish and a 15:22 time. This is one of the best times on the Mt. SAC course in school history as he will return as the #3 athlete for 2009. Meanwhile, four of our top five set new course pr's but it was not enough. Patrick Mynes closed out a fine career with a solid 15:48 while Chase Williams also broke 16:00 with a 15:57 effort. Franklin Sloat recorded a 19 second pr with a 16:19. We simply could not get Alan Cuevas healed up enough for this race as he still ran a 16:22. When he's healthy in 2009 - watch out! Freshman Jimmy Gauger ran strong for a 17:17 effort while a coaches decision forced Fernando Cerda to stop his race after the two mile mark. The hardest working group we've ever had but it was not meant to be. On top of our 6th straight league title, the boys end the season #2 in the county which is the highest they've ever been ranked at seasons' end. Our Team Banquet is next Thursday, December 4th in the STAR Room. Things get going at 6:30. All athletes need to return their confirmations for dinner by this Wednesday! Back to CIF Finals! With an erry backdrop of smoke in the air from some incredibly devastating fires scattered throughout Corona, Yorba Linda and Chino Hills, the 2008 version of the Division I CIF Prelims was one for the recordbooks. The dry winds paving the way for temperatures in the high 80's did help help. Traveling to the meet, we were informed that all races in the afternoon session would be shorted to two miles, throwing our athletes into a temporary sense of chaos. With our varsity boys going in seeded #8 overall, they had to finish amongst the top four teams in their heat to advance to their 2nd straight CIF Finals! It's fair to say that our boys would have benefitted more by the tougher 3 mile course but they raced well enough to finish 3rd in their heat. #9 El Toro finished just ahead of us while #2 nationally ranked Dana Hills cruise to the easy victory in our race. So, for the 4th time in in six seasons - our boys advance to the ever so tough Division I CIF Finals! They will race this weekend at 7:45 am! Michael Gauger continues to be one of the best underclassmen in the state with a solid 6th place performance. In joking, we announced that he set a "new school record" today. Patrick Mynes continues his awesome season with his 14th place performance. Perhaps, the "step up" performance of the day goes to Alan Cuevas. Alan went from around 25th up to 17th place! Chase Williams and Franklin Sloat turned in solid efforts but we know they have much better waiting for them. Jimmy Gauger and Garrett Williams, both only freshmen, performed admirably. Resting Fernando Cerda, he will be ready to roar next weekend and give us that extra punch needed to qualify for the state meet! Meanwhile, our girls capped off an incredible season but unfortunately, fell one place short of advancing on. If they had accomplished their goal, this would have been their 7th time in eight seasons! But, if was not meant to be. The shortened course definately allowed for an advantage to West Ranch while this was the 2nd year in a row that our girls finished 5th place in their heat. Haley Brzycki and Ashley Evans performed brilliantly finishing 7th and 10th place individually. Malaysia Alexander ran well while Alexxis Martin valiantly turned in her best performance of the season! Brieanna Pantele closed out the scoring for us while Desirae Santana and Lauren Cochran ran their hearts out. But, we fell just 14 points short of our quest to return back to the CIF Finals. This Cross Country program owes so much to this incredible Class of 2009 which I'm sure we'll cover at the banquet! Nice stat here...Corona was only one of nine schools had both their boys and girls finish in the top five in their respective races for Division I. Out of 100 schools and we're in the top 10%...
Want to Know How Far We're Running?
Athletes - simply click onto the title and go to the map of Corona. Follow the directions and you'll be able to map out how far you've run through the streets of Corona! Enjoy and have fun! It will all make you more aware of all of your runs!
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