Lady Raider track & field stars Megan McNally and Alexis Pichardo finished an impressive 5th and 9th respectively in the 10, 000 meter race at Cerritos College on Friday during day one of the California State Track & Field finals. Below is a full recap of the days events.
NORWALK – After the first day of the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) Men’s and Women’s Track and Field Championships at Cerritos College, the host Falcon women’s team are off to a big lead, thanks to wins by Priscilla Gardner (discus) and Angel Sifuentes (javelin) and have compiled 36 points with three events completed. On the men’s side, the 1-2 finish of Daniel Herrera and Munir Kahssay have given Cerritos an early lead after the first three events.
After the first half of the decathlon, Myke Tavarres of College of the Siskiyous holds a two-point lead (3689-3687) over Tomek Czerwinski of Mt. San Antonio, while Shanice Stewart of San Bernardino Valley leads the heptathlon with 3192 points.
Saturday gets underway at 9:30 a.m. with the conclusion of the decathlon and heptathlon, with the first field event starting at 2:30 p.m. and the first running event beginning at 4:00 p.m. Below are the top eight finishers of the first three events.
To view all of the results, go to http://www.rtspt.com/events/cccaa/2012/jc_state_res.htm
Women’s Discus - Priscilla Gardner – Cerritos (52.20 meters); Jazmin Porter – Shasta (48.58 meters); Amber Panapa – Ventura (43.98 meters); Larrisha Fields – Cerritos (42.59 meters); Jerrilynn Stanwood – Saddleback (42.57 meters); Jessica Mattos – Hartnell (39.55 meters); Tiffany Gray – Cerritos (39.04 meters); Jasmine Drake – Sacramento City (3892 meters)
Women’s Javelin – Angel Sifuentes – Cerritos (42.27 meters); Natasha Caldwell – Golden West (41.53 meters); Tuki Sauvao – Cerritos (38.19 meters); Keshona Grier – Ventura (38.16 meters); Shayna Dockery – American River (36.25 meters); Priscilla Gardner – Cerritos (33.79 meters); Soliaana Faapouli – Palomar (32.76 meters); Molly Marshall – Sacramento City (31.84 meters).
Women’s 10,000 Meters – Ayded Reyes – Southwestern (38:19.15); Analicia Silva – Orange Coast (38:24.60); Nohemi Martinez – Glendale (38.27.21); Graze Zamudio – Glendale (38:29.16); Megan McNally – Moorpark (38:36.62); Miriam Jimenez – Mt. San Antonio (38:45.02); Kathryn Bouvatte – Palomar (39:10.66); Gabriela Zamora – Sequoias (39:13.60); Alexis Pichardo, Moorpark, (39:15.98)
Men’s Discus – Aarom Tombleson – Sacramento City (52.22 meters); Nelson Quinley – American River (49.59 meters); Josh Peck – Siskiyous (49.33 meters); Kris Kirk – Riverside (48.62 meters); Brett Oleson – Modesto (47.99 meters); Andre Evans – Riverside (47.72 meters); Evan McDaniel – San Mateo (47.09 meters); Markus Sanders – Modesto (46.91 meters).
Men’s Javelin – Logan Connors – Diablo Valley (67.00 meters); Damani Brown – Chaffey (61.62 meters); Jon Dunn – Sacramento City (61.36 meters); Joe Babrick – Canyons (56.75 meters); Nolan Sweet – Siskiyous (56.25 meters); Daniel Whitham – Canyons (55.03 meters); Sean Boozel – Cuyamaca (53.91 meters); Jarret LaCoste – Siskiyous (53.29 meters).