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5/7/10 Updates to Track and Field All-Time Lists
Congrats to the following athletes! 21:33c, Girls 4 x 1600m relay #1 All Time/Ranked #9 in the State McKenzie Goldman, Emily Johnston, Katie Lewis, Hannah Stevens 12:31.9, Girls DMR #1 All Time Katie Lewis, Emma Weinreich, McKenzie Goldman, Hannah Stevens 18:19.6c, Boys 4 x 1600m relay #1 All Time Josh Davis, Dan Smith, Cullen Cali, Hugo Gutierrez 10:43, Boys DMR #1 All Time Hugo Gutierrez, Uriel Mendoza, Garrett Owens, Josh Davis 39.87, 300m Hurdles John Alexander #9 All Time 15.58, 110m HH John Alexander #10 All Time 5:20.91, 1600m Emily Johnston #9 All Time 1:57.9, 800m Hugo Gutierrez #8 All Time 4:19.9c, 1600m Hugo Gutierrez #6 All Time 9:40.36, 3200m Hugo Gutierrez #5 All Time 26.05, 200 meters EMMA WEINREICH #7 All Time 25.86, 200 meters NADINE REED #6 All Time 22.34, 200 meters LATAURUS JOHNSON #7 All Time 11.14, 100 meters LATAURUS JOHNSON #9 All Time 12.53, 100m Rachel Murphey #9 All Time 11'6", Pole Vault Rachel Murphey #2 All Time 5'4", High Jump Alex Mero #10 All Time 10'0", Pole Vault Brianna Vargo #6 All Time 9'7" Karina Hromyak #8 All Time 9'3", Pole Vault Natalie Jarvis #10 All Time 21'9", Long Jump Uriel Mendoza #9 All Time 49.94, 400m Uriel Mendoza #5 All Time 11:26.73, 3200m Katie Lewis #7 All Time 11:19.1, 3200m Hannah Stevens #5 All Time 5:14.02, 1600m Hannah Stevens #5 All Time 9:46.14, 3200m Cullen Cali #7 All Time 3:24.33 4-400 meter relayURIEL MENDOZA, GARRETT OWENS, LATAURUS JOHNSON, JOHN ALEXANDER.. # 7 All Time 3:22.5, 4-400 meter relay, URIEL MENDOZA, Hugo Gutierrez, LATAURUS JOHNSON, JOHN ALEXANDER.. # All Time 4:04.05, 4-400m relay, Nadine Reed, Christine Moreno, McKenzie Goldman,Emma Weinreich #5 All Time" 4:02.57, 4-400m relay, Nadine Reed, Rachel Murphy, McKenzie Goldman, Emma Weinreich # All Time" 48.83, 4-100m relay, Nadine Reed, Rachel Murphy, Christine Moreno, Emma Weinreich #3 All Time" 43.88, 4-100m relay, Garrett Owens, LT Johnson, John Alexander, Uriel Mendoza #9 All Time" |
5/22/10 CIF Finals Cerritos
CIF Finals Results http://www.dyestatcal.com/?pg=dyestatcal-2010-TrackField-Road-To-State-Southern-Section-Finals The top 12 overall performers in each field event, regardless of divisional classification, qualified for Masters, which will be held at the same site Friday. On the track, the top nine overall placers moved on (with the exception of the 800, 1,600 and 3,200 meters, which also take 12). Those to then finish in the top five of their respective events at Masters will advance to the state meet in Clovis on June 4-5. Arroyo Grande’s Rachel Murphy tied for third in the Division 2 girls pole vault at 11-6, punching her own Masters ticket with a meet-wide sixth-place standing. Danielle Lauinger was Arroyo Grande’s top individual placer. She was third in the Division 2 girls discus at 124-11. The Eagles’ girls 400 relay time of Nadine Reed, Emma Weinreich, Christine Moreno and Murphy finished fifth in 48.89, the third-fastest girls 400 relay time in school history. Garrett Weinreich 51-11.00 placed 7th in the shot put and 139-4 9th in the discus. Hugo Gurtierrez placed 6th in the 1600m with a 4:21.72. |
5/15/10 CIF Prelims at MoorPark HS
Division II Prelims Results: http://www.dyestatcal.com//?pg=dyestatcal-2010-TrackField-Road-To-State-Southern-Section-Prelims-Division-2&PHPSESSID=116c5c948273db13e94b0862926ced5d MOORPARK — At Moorpark High School, Arroyo Grande senior Hugo Gutierrez won his heat in 4:21.32, the fourth-fastest overall time. He also helped the Eagles 1,600 meters relay team advance. The quartet of John Alexander, L.T. Johnson, Gutierrez and Uriel Mendoza clocked a season-best 3:22.50. Garrett Weinreich advanced in the shot put (54-6) and discus (166-0) with personal bests in both. Arroyo Grande girls advancing included Alex Mero (high jump, 5-1), Danielle Lauinger (discus, 121-9), Rachel Murphy (pole vault, 10-9). The girls 400 relay team advanced. The 400 relay team of Nadine Reed, Emma Weinreich, Christine Moreno and Murphy clocked a 48.83. The 1,600 quartet of Reed, Weinreich, McKenzie Goldman and Murphy combined for a 4:02.57 and did not advance. |
League Finals 5/6/10 Atascadero HS
Varsity Results: http://www.phototiming.com/meets/10pac7/VResults.htm Frosh/Soph Results: http://www.phototiming.com/meets/10pac7/FSResults.htm Boys Varsity Team Results 1 ARROYO GRANDE HS 170.000 2 NIPOMO HS 114.000 3 PASO ROBLES HS 102.000 Girls Varsity Team Results 1 SAN LUIS OBISPO HS 204.000 2 ARROYO GRANDE HS 145.000 3 NIPOMO HS 59.000 Boys F/S Team Results 1 PASO ROBLES HS 174.000 2 ARROYO GRANDE HS 145.000 3 ATASCADERO HS 74.000 Girls F/S Team Results 1 ARROYO GRANDE HS 157.500 2 PASO ROBLES HS 144.000 3 SAN LUIS OBISPO HS 79.500 Arroyo Grande’s boys (170 points) and San Luis Obispo’s girls (204) rolled to team titles Thursday. Arroyo Grande’s boys were unbeaten in PAC-7 League dual meets this year. Arroyo Grande’s and San Luis Obispo’s girls tied in their dual meet, so the Tigers won the girls team championship. Nipomo’s boys were runners-up in the seven-team field with 114 points. Pioneer Valley was fifth with 43, and Righetti was seventh with 17. Arroyo Grande’s girls were second with 145 points Thursday. Nipomo wound up third in the seven-team field with 59. Righetti was sixth with 36. Pioneer Valley did not score. Winners in each event qualified for their respective CIF Southern Section divisional preliminaries. Second and third-place finishers had to meet pre-set divisional standards to advance. Those finishing below third place had to meet tougher pre-set divisional at-large marks in order to move on. The victorious Eagles won seven boys events. Uriel Mendoza helped propel Arroyo Grande by winning the long jump (20-9 3/4), 400 meters (50.44) and anchoring the Eagles’ winning 1,600 relay squad (3:24:02) which broke its four-year old meet record of 3:26.75. “We’d been talking in practice all week about the league meet,” said Mendoza. “We’ve been working hard.” Hugo Gutierrez pulled off a distance double for the Eagles, winning the boys 1,600 (4:28.32) and 3,200 (9:43.18). Teammates Sean Brown and Garrett Weinreich won the shot put (53-7) and discus (165-11) respectively. Two Santa Maria Valley seniors racked up sprint doubles. Dan Ando of Pioneer Valley won the boys 100 in a meet record 10.86 and took an eagerly anticipated 200 in 22.04. Megan Vyenielo of Righetti took the girls 100 in 12.35 and 200 in 25.66. Thursday marked the first time for both of them that they had won twice in the league finals. Both of them ran career bests in each of their winning races, too. After his 200, Ando said, “The weather,” was the biggest reason he ran as well as he did. “I just like running in the heat, baby,” Ando said. He doesn’t get to do that very often in the Santa Maria Valley. Ando spoke after he beat two of the area’s best sprinters, Kevin Britt of Nipomo and L.T. Johnson of Arroyo Grande, to win the 200. Britt finished second in 22.28. Johnson ran third in 22.34. After he took the 100, Ando said, “I knew I had to be fast because everyone in this (race) was fast, know what I mean? I came upright during the race at just the right time.” Vyenielo said, “I’m peaking at just the right time. This is a good way to go out (in the league finals).” Gutierrez broke away on the last lap of the 1,600 after the runners came through the first lap in a leisurely 72 seconds. “The idea was to save something for the 3,200,” Gutierrez said afterward. The strategy worked. Gutierrez went in front on the seventh of the eight laps and burned the last lap in 66 seconds. “I wasn’t feeling good the first mile, then I started to feel better when the second mile started,” Gutierrez said. Righetti senior Trevor Nissen has been steadily cutting his 800 time, and he went under two minutes for the first time Thursday. Nissen won in 1:59.10. “The County meet I went down to 2:01. In the preliminaries, I went down to two minutes,” said Nissen. “I’d been running the 400-800 double all year. That’s a tough double, but the 400 really got me muscle-ready for the 800. I’d like to give a shout out to my cross country coach, Luis Escobar. He got me into distance training, and that has really helped me.” Arroyo Grande’s McKenzie Goldman won the girls 800 in 2:20.79. The Eagles girls 400 relay squad won in 49.45. Nipomo’s boys 400 squad prevailed in 43.04. The end of the boys 1,600 was marred after Nipomo standout Andrew Garcia, in tight quarters, put his hand on Arroyo Grande standout Josh Davis near the finish line as the two battled for second place, and Davis went down heavily. Davis was originally disqualified on the basis that he cut in front of Garcia. Davis was later re-instated. Garcia wound up third, Davis fourth. Garcia ran third in the 3,200 later. Davis, with a big gash just below the left shoulder, ran fifth in the 800. Atascadero’s Markita Hinton, a Sacramento State signee, won the girls shot put at 42-11, while Arroyo Grande’s Danielle Lauinger claimed the discus throw at 129-1. San Luis Obispo’s Vivien Devaney, who earlier this week signed with Notre Dame, contributed third- and second-place finishes in those events, respectively, at 37-8 and 127-10. |
4/30/10 League Prelims at Atascadero HS
League Prelims Results: http://www.phototiming.com/meets/10pac7/prelimResults.htm |
4/26/10 Nipomo Dual at Nipomo
Arroyo Grande High wins track dual against Nipomo The Arroyo Grande High track and field team swept a PAC 7 dual against Nipomo on Monday. On the boys side, where the Eagles won 77-59, Arroyo Grande’s Sean Brown won both the shot put, at 53 feet, 5½ inches, and the discus, at 165-6. Teammate Hugo Gutierrez, meanwhile, claimed the 1,600 meters in 4 minutes, 35.9 seconds and the 3,200 in 10:10.7, while John Alexander won the 300 hurdles in 41.72 seconds and also ran a leg for the winning 1,600 relay foursome (3:42.4). For Nipomo, Akeem King, still recovering from a recent hamstring injury, made his season debut, winning the long jump (19-9), the high jump (6-0) and the triple jump (43-4¾). The Titans’ Kevin Britt won the 100 in 11.19 seconds, while teammate Duane Hanna took the 110 hurdles in 16.5. Both were on the victorious 400 relay squad (44.4). For the Arroyo Grande girls, who won 106-30, Danielle Lauinger was first in both the shot put (37-11) and the discus (134-2). Teammate Emma Weinreich won the 200 meters in 26.9 seconds and the 400 in 1:03.7, while the Eagles’ Rachel Murphy took the 100 in 12.7 and anchored the winning 400 relay team (50.5). |
4/23/10 Patriot Games at Liberty High School, Bakersfield
Results: http://www.athletic.net/TrackAndField/MeetResults.aspx?Meet=89486#1549 Nipomo, Atascadero, Arroyo Grande at Patriot Games McKenzie Goldman won the girls 800 meters in a meet-record 2:19.56 for Arroyo Grande. Also, the Eagles’ girls 400 relay team won with a season-best of 49.7, and Hannah Stevens won the girls 1,600 in 5:18. Arroyo Grande’s Danielle Lauinger won the girls discus at 133 feet, 5 inches, Katie Lewis won the girls 3,200 in 11:28.8, Alex Mero was second in the girls high jump at 5 feet, and Rachel Murphy was second in the girls 100 in 12.64. Uriel Mendoza won the boys 400 with a PR of 49.94 seconds for the Eagles, Hugo Gutierrez won the boys 3,200 at 9:40 and Sean Brown won the discus at 162-8. |
4/17/10 Bill Kearney Invite Salinas
Bill Kearney Invite Results: http://www.dyestatcal.com//?pg=dyestatcal-2010-TrackField-Results-April-17-Bill-Kearney-Inv&PHPSESSID=6311e302eba32e9609de6785d8f681ef A.G. girls win at Bill Kearney Invitational SALINAS — Danielle Lauinger won the girls shot put and discus as she helped Arroyo Grande’s girls win the team championship at this meet at Hartnell College. Lauinger put the shot 37-8 and hurled the discus 133-7. Other Arroyo Grande girls winners included Rachel Murphy (pole vault, 10-6); Alex Mero (high jump, 5-2); and both Eagles relay teams. Ashley Sill, Emma Weinreich, Christine Moreno and Murphy combined for a 50.6 in the 400 relay. MacKenzie Goldman, Weinreich, Moreno and Murphy combined for a 4:04.8 in the 1,600 relay. That mark was a season best. Teammate Maddison Jacobs placed second in the discus at 117-9 and third in the shot put at 34-1. Hannah Stevens ran second in 11:19 in the 3,200. Paige Waymeyer placed third at 5-0 in the high jump. Moreno ran fourth in 13.2 in the 100. Arroyo Grande’s boys finished among the top three teams. Eagle Nik Pappas won the discus with a 164-2. Teammate Garrett Weinreich was second at 157-9. Hugo Gutierrez won the 800 in 1:57.9. He teamed with Garrett Owens, John Alexander and Uriel Mendoza in the 1,600 relay. Gutierrez ran the third leg as the Eagles won in 3:26.2. Weinreich (discus, 157-9), Sean Brown (shot put, 50-7), Eric Weise (pole vault, 13-6) and John Alexander (300 hurdles, 40.25); Hannah Stevens (3200m, 11:19.1); and Cullen Cali (3,200, 9:50.2) all had runner-up finishes. Weinreich finished fourth in the shot put at 49-5. |
4/15/10 Pioneer Valley Dual Meet
Boys: Arroyo Grande 111, Pioneer Valley 34 Girls: Arroyo Grande 123, Pioneer Valley 13 Arroyo Grande’s Nadine Reed took the tops spots in the girls 100 (13.25), 200 (27.54) and was on the Eagles’ winning 1,600 relay team. Sammy Wheeler won the girls long jump (14-7) and triple jump (32-7) for the Eagles. Mckenzie Goldman won the 400m in 63.4. On the boys side, Jordan Gee won the high jump (5-10) and triple jump (39-2) for the Eagles, Sean Brown won the shot put (51-5) and discus (163-7) and John Alexander won the 300 hurdles (41.3) and 110 hurdles (16.53). Hugo Gutierrez won the 400m in 52.1. |
4/9-4/10 Arcadia Invite
Arcadia Results: http://rise.espn.go.com/track-and-xc/california/2010-outdoor/Arcadia-Invitational.aspx Gutierrez tops the field at Arcadia ARCADIA — Arroyo Grande senior Hugo Gutierrez ran to a win in a personal best 4:21.45 in the Open Division boys mile at this nationally-renowned meet at Arcadia High School Saturday. Arroyo Grande’s Danielle Lauinger finished second at 130-3 in the open girls discus. The Eagles’ girls distance medley team wound up second in the seeded section, the second-toughest one. Which was also a school record. The quartet teamed for a 12:31.9. Katie Lewis ran the 1,200 meters leg in 3:55. Emma Weinreich clocked 61.2 in the 400, McKenzie Goldman ran the 800 leg in 2:22.7 and anchor Hanna Stevens ran 1,600 meters in 5:11.2. Eagles Rachel Murphy-60.0, Christine Moreno-61.2, McKenzie Goldman-63.6 and Nadine Reed-59.7 combined for a 4:05.07. That put them fourth in the open section of the girls 1,600 relay. Arroyo Grande’s boys distance medley relay team of Gutierrez, Uriel Mendoza, Garrett Owens and Josh Davis finished 10th in 10:43.8 in a school record time. Gutierrez ran the 1,200 in 3:15, Mendoza clocked a 50.8 in the 400, Owens ran 2:03.1 for his 800 leg, and Josh Davis turned a 4:33.1 on his 1,600 leg. ARCADIA — Arroyo Grande’s girls four-mile relay team finished second in their division at this meet at Arcadia High School that yearly features some of the top prep talent in the country in a school record time. Arroyo Grande’s girls combined for a 21:40. McKenzie Goldman led off with a 5:19, Emily Johnston ran 5:33, Katie Lewis turned a 5:27 and Hannah Stevens finished in 5:19. The Eagles finished 15th in the same race last year. Their time this year was 42 seconds faster. Arroyo Grande’s Rachel Murphy finished fourth at 10-7 in her division of the pole vault. Garrett Weinreich was fifth, at 157-2, in his division of the discus. The AG Boys 4 x 1 mile Relay team finished 10th in their race at Arcadia with a time of 18:26. Josh Davis ran 4:34, Dan Smith split 4:46, Cullen Cali ran 4:35 and Hugo Gutierrez finished in 4:26. |
4/10 Dos Pueblos Invite
Arroyo Grande athletes racked up several wins at this meet. Arroyo Grande’s Robert Kobara took first place in the boys shot put with a distance of 48 feet 43⁄4 inches and first in the discus at 128-3 at a five-team meet at Dos Pueblos High. No team scores were kept. Arroyo Grande took the top spots in both girls and boys high jump with Garret Coleman’s winning height of 6-0 for the boys and Alex Mero’s height of 5-0 for the girls. John Alexander took first in the boys 300 intermediate hurdles in 40.56 and second in the 110 hurdles in 16.34. Arroyo Grande’s Amanda Trecartin won the girls 1,600 in 5:47 and the girls 800 in 2:44. Arroyo Grande also swept the top spots in the pole vault with Eric Weiss winning the boys competition at 12-6, and Brianna Vargo winning for the girls at 9-3. |
4/1/10 Dual vs. SLO at AGHS
Boys: Arroyo Grande 101, San Luis Obispo 34 Girls: San Luis Obispo 68, Arroyo Grande 68 San Luis Obispo’s Alessa Moscoso won the girls 200 (27.09 seconds) and 400 (1:00.19) as the girls meet ended in a tie. Abrianna Torres won the triple jump (36 feet) and the long jump (16-9) for the Tigers. Arroyo Grande’s Rachel Murphy claimed the 100 in 13.23, and Hannah Stevens won the 3,200 in 11:31. Tigers pole vaulter Elena Clarke won easily after clearing a height of 11-6. On the boys side, Spencer Lemons won all three jumping events, taking the high jump with a 6-0 leap, the long jump with a distance of 20-4 and the triple jump (42-6). Hugo Gutierrez won the 800m in 2:02.6. Both AGHS Boys and Girls relays won. |
3/27/10 SLO County Championships at Cuesta
SLO County Results: http://www.phototiming.com/meets/10slocounty/Results.htm Ag Girls placed a close second to winner SLO. Rachel Murphey won the 100m 13.1 and Hannah Stevens won the 3200m 11:41. Both relays also were victorious 4x100m 50.33 and 4x400m 4:05.9. On the boys side, Arroyo Grande breezed to a comfortable team title, totaling 160.5 points to top second-place Paso Robles’ 100. The Eagles’ LaTaurus Johnson, a 6-foot-4 junior, stormed his way to a win in the 100 at 11.49 seconds after a slow start out of the blocks, and then came back to win the 200 in 22.57, upsetting Nipomo’s Kevin Britt (22.73), who came into the meet with a county-best entering time of 21.7. A year ago, Britt broke the meet 400 record at 50.35. “I hugged the turn, started getting my stride and just took it,” Johnson said of the 200. “I’m pretty glad I won both (sprints). I didn’t think I’d win the 100.” Johnson also ran a leg for Arroyo Grande’s triumphant 1,600 relay team, which broke its own year-old meet record at 3:27.69. In 2009, the Eagles clocked a 3:29.6. The Eagles also got strong contributions in the relays from sophomore Uriel Mendoza, who claimed the 400 in 51.42. |
Atascadero Dual Meet 3/25/10
Mendoza wins two events in Arroyo Grande's track win By Tribune staff report Arroyo Grande High sophomore Uriel Mendoza won the 200 meters and the long jump as the Eagles beat Atascadero in a dual track and field meet on Thursday. Hugo G. won the 1600m in 4:50, Josh D. won the 800m in 2:03.9 and Cullen C. won the 3200m in 10:40. Mendoza won the boys 200 in 24.75 seconds and claimed the boys long jump with a leap of 20 feet, and was also on the winning 400 relay team that ran a 44.9. Overall, Arroyo Grande’s boys routed Atascadero 112-23 while the girls claimed a 105-30 victory. Emma Weinreich won the girls 400 for Arroyo Grande in 1:01.82 and took first place in the long jump with a distance 14-7. McKenzie G. won the 1600m in 5:50 and Katie L. won the 800m in 2:35. |
 3/19/10-3/20/10 Camarillo Distance Relays/Invite and Atascadero Invite
Atascadero Results: http://www.phototiming.com/meets/ATA10/Results.htm Camarillo Relays/Invite Results: http://www.dyestatcal.com//?pg=dyestatcal-2010-TrackField-Results-March-19-Camarillo-Distance&PHPSESSID=7e9ac956e6c1c990ce54fdbb55633d28 AGHS sent split squads to the Camarillo Distance Relays/Invite and Atascadero Invite on firday and saturday. Camarillo Distance Relays and Invite Arroyo Grande’s girls and boys distance medley relay teams both won Friday. The girls distance medley relay team was comprised of Emily Johnston (1,200 meters leg -4:03), Emma Weinreich (400 - 60.8), McKenzie Goldman (800 - 2:29) and Hannah Stevens (1,600 - 5:24) won in a time of 12:59. The boys distance medley relay squad was composed of Dan Smith (1,200 - 3:21), Uriel Mendoza (400 - 51.4), Josh Davis (800 - 2:04) and Hugo Gutierrez (1,600 - 4:29) won in a time of 10:46. On Saturday, Hugo Gutierrez placed 3rd in the 800m - 2:00.1, Hannah Stevens placed 2nd place in the girls 1600m 5:18, Uriel Mendoza placed 3rd in the 400m 51.4. Atascadero Memorial Meet Rachel Murphy won the girls 100 in 12.68 for Arroyo Grande, which as a team won five events, and John Alexander won the 300 low hurdles in 40.99. Garrett Owens placed 2nd in the 800m in 2:02 and Amanda Trecartin placed 5th in the 3200m in 12:01. |
3/18/10 Righetti Dual Meet at Righetti
Boys: Arroyo Grande 99, Righetti 37 Girls: Arroyo Grande 95, Righetti 42 Eric Weise cleared 12-0 in the pole vault for Arroyo Grande and Lataurus Johnson won the 200 in 22.9. Trevor Cowan won the boys 1,600 in 4:54.1 and Garrett Owens won the 800 in 2:08.1 for the Eagles. Jose Corona won the 3200m in 10:39. On the girls side, Arroyo Grande’s Jade Fuller took the 800 in 2:40 while Danielle Lauinger had a 117-4 discus toss to win by more than 30 feet. Amanda Trecartin won the 2600m in 5:58. Katie Lewis won the 3200m in 12:31. Maddie Jacobs won the shot put with a throw of 35-10 for the Eagles. |
3/11/10 Paso Robles Dual
Pure Domination! What a way to open up the season! Prep Roundup: Arroyo Grande soars in track dual The Arroyo Grande High track and field team opened its season in dominating fashion, handily beating Paso Robles on both the boys and girls sides in a PAC 7 home meet Thursday. Arroyo Grande’s girls claimed a 103-33 win while the boys triumphed 102-34. On the girls side, Danielle Lauinger took both throwing events for the Eagles. She claimed the discus by more than 10 feet with a throw of 122 feet, 3 inches. Tess Rountree won both hurdle events and the high jump for Paso Robles, clearing 5-4 in the latter. Hannah Stevens won the 1600m 5:22.1 and the 800m 2:29.2. On the boys side, Lataurus Johnson led the Eagles with wins in the 100-meter dash and the 200. Johnson clocked in at 11.37 in the 100 and 22.91 in the 200. Uriel Mendoza also won two events for Arroyo Grande, taking the long jump with a leap of 19-7 and the 400 in 52.29 seconds. Hugo Gutierrez won the 1600m 4:36 and the 800m 2:04. |
3/6/10 Bearcat Relays at Paso Robles
Arroyo Grande’s boys came in second place with a score of 74, took first place in three events, including the distance medley relay, 4x400 and the long jump. Lataurus Johnson, who participated in three events, was the male athlete of the meet for Arroyo Grande. The Eagles girls team took first place with 92 points, winning the distance medley, 4x400-meter, long jump and triple jump relays. |
 2/20/10 Stephanie Brown Puts on a Throws Clinic at AGHS
Former AGHS and Cal Poly athlete and Olympic Gold Medalist Stephanie Brown gives back and puts on a Throws Clinic at AGHS. It was a great day full of throwing and also benefited local athletes. |