Corona High Track & Field: 2005 Highlights
Facing one of the toughest programs in Riverside County, Corona ...
Servite Invite Results (March 5, 2005)
We came out of the blocks on Saturday under slightly cloudy skies that kept ...
Corona Tunes Up for League
In placing some kids in off events and fine tuning ...
Despite the Rain, Corona Shines at Bronco Invite!
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ALMA ESCOBAR QUALIFIES FOR THE CALIFORNIA STATE MEET
Originally the alternate for the 3200 meters, Alma Escobar knew almost immediately that Corona del Mar's Annie St. Geme was dropping the event at the CIF Finals. Giving her a renewed outlook on the season and second chance allowed Alma to make the most of the opportunity as she qualified to the State Meet for the 2nd year in a row. She is the very first Corona High athlete to qualify for the State Meet twice now as she flies up to Sacramento Friday morning! Pretty much running consistent splits for 7 laps put Alma in great position to qualify as she had to finish in the Top 5 or run under the 10:48.78 standard! She finished with a strong kick, passing two girls in the last 10 meters to finish with a 10:43.99. Twice she has surpassed her best mark from her 2004 season as she was just off her school record of 10:43.04 (run earlier at the Arcadia Invite). She finished with a 36.5 second last 200 meters to secure a berth to the state meet. The plan all season long was her to run her first fresh race at the Masters Meet and to be ready to break some records (and win) the 3200 Meters at the State Meet. The plan is in motion....stay tuned!
Corona Athletes Medal at CIF Finals
Senior Crystian Trice ended her high school career on a high note by taking 5th place at the CIF Division I Finals. ...
Corona Celebrates an Awesome Season at the Awards Banquet
With over 100 athletes in the program, Corona High Track and Field came together at Corona High's STAR Room to ...
Escobar Finishes 14th at the California State Meet
Junior Alma Escobar finished 14th in the 3200 meters at the California State Meet. Traveling up to Sacramento for the 2nd year in a row, Alma became the ONLY Corona High athlete in the school's history to qualify for the State Meet of any kind two years in a row. Alma did not match her time from the previous week and was slightly disappointed with the performance. It had been a long season in which she was asked to race a lot in dual meets to go along with constantly meeting very high expectations. Considering that her season went almost a month longer than most athletes, she was ready for a break. But, she concludes the 2004-2005 academic year with the most successful athletic year of any athlete in schools history
**LA Times Cross Country Athlete of the Year
**Riverside County Athlete of the Year
**Mountain View League MVP and Team MVP in Cross Country
**Division I CIF Champ in Cross Country
**Division I State Champ in Cross Country
**Footlocker National Finalist in Cross Country
**#1 in Riverside County for the 1600 and 3200 meters (#3 all-time in 3200m)
**League Champion in the 1600 and 3200 meters
**State Finalist in the 3200 two years in a row
**Team MVP in Track and Field
**Riverside County Finalist for Athlete of the Year
All in all, a great season and an awesome year! Oh yeah, she's back next season!
Corona Qualifies Three Athletes to CIF Division I Finals
We expected Alma Escobar and Crystian Trice to advance to ...
Corona Advances to CIF Prelims
Corona's athletes acheived their team goals this year - League Titles for BOTH squads!
We ...
BOTH SQUADS ARE LEAGUE CHAMPS!
This season has been the most unpredictable in recent history. One meet was rained out and moved to ...
Corona Finally Begins League Action with Strong Victories
Competing two and a half weeks later, we were able to begin ...
Corona Athletes Excel at the Arcadia Invitational!!!
Competing in the the largest and most competitive invitational ...
Corona Sweeps Through Valley View
Putting ourselves in position to claim league titles, Corona ...
A Week's Worth of Winning
First off click onto the title to view some pictures from some ...
