2026 XC South SJS Distance Week 1 (Thunder 2mi, Oakmont Inv)

During Week 0 there were 36 South SJS Distance teams in action. This week there are only two meets and 12 teams out on the course, but there were still some notable performances

 

 

SAT 8/29 THUNDER 2mi @ Buhach Colony HS, Atwater

The competing South SJS teams were Atwater, Buhach Colony, Denair, El Capitan, Orestimba, Ripon, and Ripon Christian. All of the races were 2mi.

 

Soph B

1. Carmelo Rodriguez (Ripon) 11:07.4

2. Benjamin Cerna (Orestimba) 11:08.6

3. Giancarlo Gutierrez (Buhach Colony) 11:19.5

4. Hunter Saunders (Orestimba) 12:01.2

5. Luke Hartley (Ripon) 12:06.8

6. Josue Hernandez (Buhach Colony) 12:15.5 

 

Jr B

1. Mariano Ibarra (El Capitan) 11:15.2

2. Lucas De Vera (Ripon) 11:41.4

3. Matteo de Vera (Ripon) 12:16.0

 

Sr B

1. Joseph Garcia (Orestimba) 11:49.4

2. Landon Morse (Ripon) 12:12.9

3. Thomas Jacklich (Ripon) 12:17.1

 

Frosh G

1. Ilene Aguilar (Atwater) 14:43.6

2. Sophia Donovan (Atwater) 14:47.0

 

Soph G

1. Jade Carmona (Orestimba) 13:51.5

2. Chloe Delozier (El Capitan) 14:55.7

 

Jr G

1. Sophia Jung (Ripon) 13:30.5

2. Paige Thomas (Ripon) 14:37.2

3. Abigail Garcia (Atwater) 14:45.2 

 

Sr G

1. Paisley Coenenberg (Mnateca) 14:27.5

2. Mariah Yanez (Buhach Colony) 14:43.5

3. Samantha DeLaCruz (Orestimba) 14:52.1 

 

WHAT I FOUND INTERESTING WAS: Orestimba and Ripon's top kids continue running well. They will need even more to compete against Sonora and Hughson in the TVL cluster meets. But the league certainly is looking to be competitive which makes for interesting racing

 

RESULTS 

   

SAT 8/29 OAKMONT INV @ Johnson-Springville Park, Rocklin

The competing South SJS teams were Central Valley, Downey, Golden Valley, Lathrop, and Turlock. All of the races were 4K.

 

VB

8-Golden Valley 292; 12-Turlock 359; 43-Lathrop 1233

 

Barajas and Urteaga

5. Dominic Urteaga (Golden Valley) 11:55.40

15. James Barajas (Golden Valley) 12:07.90

29. Gavin Martin (Turlock) 12:37.37

30. Porter Petty (Turlock) 12:37.61

66. Manuel Elizarraraz Pedraza (Golden Valley) 13:12.00

68. Zayn Hamilton (Turlock) 13:12.14

76. Enoc Reyes (Central Valley) 13:15.89

102. Carlos Castaneda (Central Valley) 13:28.36

 

Soph B

3. Melvin Leon (Golden Valley) 13:10.99

 

VG

3-Golden Valley 265; 16-Turlock 424; 24-Lathrop 674; 27-Central Valley 737

 

Cortes (center)

3. Fernanda Cortez (Golden Valley) 13:25.26

39. Gabriela Hicks (Golden Valley) 15:03.54

42. Chelsea Chavez (Golden Valley) 15:09.04

43. Aubri Villa (Golden Valley) 15:09.79

53. Morgan Emery (Lathrop) 15:26.26

55. Gisela Hernandez (Turlock) 15:27.75

56. Katerin Ortiz Nunez (Golden Valley) 15:30.28

66. Vanessa Morales (Central Valley) 15:44.99 

 

WHAT I FOUND INTERESTING WAS: That GV boys and girls took down Turlock in a major way. One team may still be developing and the other may be peaking, only time will tell.  Several of the local runners had big improvements over their times on this course last year.

 

RESULTS

 

PHOTOS (varsity)

PHOTOS (non-varsity) 

2026 XC Division Assignments

 Schools are placed into certain leagues based on many factors (geography, enrollment, overall competitiveness to name a few). A team's divisional assignment in track is solely based on the league they belong to, such as the WAC is assigned D4 and the CCAL is assigned D2. But in XC the divisional assignment is only based on a school's enrollment. Some schools are firmly locked into their divisions ie the community has very little growth or the school is so large. But a few schools are close to the bottom or top of the division and a small jump or a small decrease in enrollment may cause a divisional shift and thus make them either more or less competitive (look at Tokay 2127 is the last team in D1 and Cordova 2126 is the first team in D2--one student was the difference)

 The highlighted teams are the ones that I cover for South SJS Distance in cross-country. The different colors indicate the different leagues.

A few things to notices such as the huge enrollment disparity in the VOL (purple) between D1 Mountain House and D5 Central Catholic. Also Central Valley, which by every measure that I listed in the top paragraph, should be in the CCAL; and its WAC competitor Livingston, which has about half the enrollment.

There are a few big changes in divisional alignment from last year:

1. SIERRA HS--gained about 70 kids and moves from D3 to D2

2. BUHACH COLONY HS--lost about 35 students and goes from D2 to D3.

3. SUMMERVILLE HS--gained about 180 individuals and jumps from D5 to D4. 

 

What does any of this mean...well the different divisions qualify a different number of teams to State based on how past SJS teams in that division have performed at State. In other words, the better this year's teams from D2 place at state the more qualifying spots SJS will get from D2 in the future. Of course the opposite is true also...for SJS D5 has been our weakest division at State, so there are only two qualifying teams from that division each year.

 

With that info in mind let's look at what happened to Summerville. They qualified both their boys and girls for State last year in D5 (the weakest division in the SJS). With the enrollment bump to D4, they are now in a much more competitive division, and qualifying for State will be a lot tougher. A few years ago both Waterford and Bret Harte experienced a switch from D5 to D4. Historically D2 is the toughest bracket in the SJS (yes that is my opinion) and D3 much less so...so Sierra moving up from D3 to D2 likely makes section and State qualification more difficult. Buhach, however moved the opposite direction which might make things easier. 

 

To some up...for most local teams they are in the same divisional as last year. There were a few changes which might be a qualifying factor either for their individual runners or for their teams once we get to the end of the season.  

2026 XC South SJS Distance Week 1 Preview

During Week 0 there were 36 South SJS Distance teams in action. This week there are only two meets and 12 teams out on the course

 

 

SAT 8/29 THUNDER 2mi @ Buhach Colony HS, Atwater

The competing South SJS teams are Atwater, Buhach Colony, Denair, El Capitan, Orestimba, Ripon, and Ripon Christian.

 

 

I am interested in seeing how the top couple of Ripon boys and girls fit in with the top runners from Atwater, Buhach and Orestimba.

 

  

SAT 8/29 OAKMONT INV @ Johnson-Springville Park, Roseville

The competing South SJS teams are Central Valley, Downey, Golden Valley, Lathrop, and Turlock. 

 

 

I am interested in seeing the top Turlock and Lathrop runners against the top Golden Valley girls. Also how the GV and Turlock boys compete against the best teams in the Sac area

 

2026 XC South SJS Distance Week 0 Runners of the Week

There are about 47 South SJS teams that have a XC team; and even though there were only three meets, 36 were in action this week. I went to two of those meets seeing 34 of the teams taking to the course. 

 

Given so many local teams in action there were bound to be some great performances.

 

LANDON WILSON (Sonora)--Landon was on his way to breaking the Atwater 3mi course record at Saturday's Screamin Scott Showdown , then with less than 400m left he was forced to stop and throw up. He still won the race in a more than respectable 15:14.1

 

FERNANDA CORTES (Golden Valley)--Fernanda picked up right where she left off in track...she won the 3mi division of the SSS in a meet record time of 17:02.2

 

MADDOX YOUNG (Beyer)--WOW, Maddox was totally not on my Bingo card for this season. But I do love a surprise. Maddox won the 2.2 mi division of the SSS in 11:43.9

 

 

ANAHI RUIZ VELASCO (Beyer)--placed 1st in the 2.2mi races at the SSS. Her time of 12:15.2 was a new course record and would translate to 11:08 for 2mi. 

 

OTHER RUNNERS WHO HAD A GREAT WEEK:

PORTER PETTY (Turlock)--led the sophomore Bulldogs to the team title at the Sierra Inv. He motored over  the 2mi course in 10:37.09 which was good for third place.

 

EVELYN AVALOS (Gregori)--won the Soph 2mi race at the Lodi Flame Inv in 12:37.67

 

 

 

2026 XC South SJS Distance Week 0 (Lodi Flame, Sierra Inv, and Screamin Scott Showdown)

Most schools started their seasons with a bang this week, but many of the top runners are contending with slight injuries.  I was able to catch two of the meets.

FRI 8/21 LODI FLAME INV@ Lodi Lakes, Lodi

The participating South SJS teams are Calaveras, Escalon, Gregori, Linden, Manteca, Ripon, Ripon Christian. The JV, Frosh, and Soph races covered the same flat two mile course. The Varsity races added one more piece and was listed as 5K.

 

JVG 2mi

2. Paisley Coenenberg (Manteca) 13:10.83

3. Abigail Meza (Linden) 13:17.89

 

Soph G 2mi

Avalos

1. Evelyn Avalos (Gregori) 12:37.67 

 

VG 5K

Lee

14. Lisa Lee (Calaveras) 21:59.68

15. Sophia Jung (Ripon) 22:04.53

20. Kaylee Hartfield (Gregori) 22:54.40

21. Malaina Gallegos (Gregori) 22:54.40

22. Ava Marrone (Ripon) 22:56.01

 

JVB 2mi

10. Emanuel Saldana (Manteca) 11:12.26

13. Luke Hartley (Ripon) 11:18.04

16. Braden Hegarty (Manteca) 11:23.45 

 

Frosh B 2mi

4. Ryder Smith (Gregori) 11:40.59 

 

Soph B 2mi

12. Austin Hollenbach (Calaveras) 11:42.20

 

VB 5K

Rodriguez

5. Carmelo Rodriguez (Ripon) 17:08.34

10. Amanpal Dhaliwal (Calaveras) 17:31.85 

  

WHAT WAS INTERESTING TO ME?

Calaveras has only three top girls. I had been hoping that they would find two more to be able to compete with RBK in the MLL. Ripon's Carmelo Rodriguez continues to develop and may be able to run with the top Hughson boys. Gregori's Evelyn Avalos look good but ran the shorter race and was unchallenged...so will she be able to stay with Mylie Olson and Gisela Hernandez (Turlock) in CCAL competition? Ava Marrone dor Ripon is a frosh in her first race. Watching her develop could be very interesting in regards to the TVL individual placings.

 

RESULTS

  

PHOTOS (races 1-4)

PHOTOS (races 5-8) 

   

SAT 8/22 SCREAMIN' SCOTT SHOWDOWN @ Atwater HS, Atwater.

There were 27 South SJS teams (Atwater, Beyer, Big Valley, Bret Harte, Buhach Colony, Ceres, Chesterton, Denair, El Capitan, Enochs, Golden Valley, Grace Davis, Hughson, Johansen, Livingston, Los Banos, Merced, Modesto, Orestimba, Pacheco, Patterson, Pitman, Riverbank, Sierra, Sonora, Summerville, and  Waterford). Most of the top teams were missing someone. Also the best teams in the region weren't necessarily in the same races as some opted for the full three mile course and others for the shorter 2.2 mi races.

All of the coaches before the meet

 

B 3mi 

1-GV 53; 2-ATW 61; 3-ON 90; 4-SIE 112; 5-PAT 190

 

Gonzalez (behind) and Wilson

1. Landon Wilson (Sonora) 15:14.1

2. Yair Gonzalez (Atwater) 15:42.4

3. Armando Garcia (Riverbank) 16:00.9

4. Asher Berg (Sonora) 16:01.3

5. Max Perez (Sierra) 16:10.3

6. Eli Pimentel (Pitman) 16:13.3

7. Manuel Elizarraraz Pedroza (Golden Valley) 16:13.8

8. James Barajas (Golden Valley) 16:14.7

9. Sebastien Peterson (Sierra) 16:15.6

10. Xavier Glenn (Atwater) 16:16.0

 

B 2.2 mi

1-HUGH 25; 2-BEY-74; 3-ATW 90; 4-SIE 118; 5-LIV 154

 

Hoyle (behind) and Young

1. Maddox Young (Beyer) 11:43.9

2. Ethan Samulski (Beyer) 11:45.0

3. Mason Hoyle (Hughson) 11:55.8

4. Manny Ruiz (Hughson) 11:56.9

5. Sam Alvarado (Hughson) 11:57.7 

 

G 3mi

1-GV 20; 2-ATW 67; 3-SIE 67; 4-RBK 72; 5-MER 127

 

Cortes

1. Fernanda Cortes (Golden Valley) 17:02.2 (new course record)

2. Anna Dittman (Sierra) 18:13.5

3. Chelsea Chavez (Golden Valley) 18:57.7

4. Gabriela Hicks (Golden Valley) 19:05.9

5. Sadie Thompson (Sonora) 19:08.2

6. Aubri Villa (Golden Valley) 19:10.3

7. Jade Carmona (Orestimba) 19:58.3

8. Abigail Fraser (Sierra) 20:12.0

8. Katerin Ortiz Nunez (Golden Valley) 20:12.2

10. Terra Campos (Pacheco) 20:32.9 

 

G 2.2 mi 

1-BEY 29; 2-HUGH 41; 3-LIV 76; 4-PIT 98; 5-MER 137

 

Ruiz Velasco

 

1. Anahi Ruiz Velasco (Beyer) 12:15.2 (New course record that converts to 11:08 for 2mi)

2. Grace Benitez (Hughson) 13:12.6

3. Annie Servin (Beyer) 13:33.4

4. Maggie Becchetti (Hughson) 13:39.1

5. Daisy Rojas (Livingston) 14:02.4 

  

WHAT WAS INTERESTING TO ME?

Almost every team was missing somebody. Listing off the top runners who were missing would indeed be an impressive list, but XC is about who did run. Golden Valley looked great on both sides. The girls missed running against Hughson and Beyer...that is what we all wanted, to see but all three of those teams ran very solid team races. The GV boys had an interesting team strategy and it paid off beating a bit shorthanded Atwater squad. Landon Wilson, Anahi Ruiz Velasco and Fernanda Cortes are in top form! Sierra had some solid performances that will help them in VOL competition

 

RESULTS

 

PHOTOS (B 3mi)

PHOTOS (G 3 mi)

PHOTOS (B 2.2 mi)

PHOTOS (G 2.2 mi)

PHOTOS (B and G 1.4 mi) 

 

SAT 8/22 SIERRA INV @ Sierra College, Rocklin

The competing South SJS teams are Turlock and Central Valley. All of the races were 2mi.

 

FROSH GIRLS

13. Vanessa Morales (Central Valley) 13:51.04 

 

SOPH GIRLS

7. Gisela Hernandez (Turlock) 13:13.26 

 

SENIOR GIRLS

9. Mylie Olson (Turlock) 13:39.63 

 

SOPH BOYS

3. Porter Petty (Turlock) 10:37.09

10. Cylus Costa (Turlock) 11:20.84

16. Fin Ebersole (Turlock) 11:49.83 

 

JUNIOR BOYS

31. Logan Oliveira (Turlock) 11:38.96

33. Joey Barragan (Turlock) 11:44.21

41. Jackson Blood (Turlock) 11:54.46 

 

SENIOR BOYS

7. Gavin Martin (Turlock) 11:00.65

10. Zayn Hamilton (Turlock) 11:05.16

17. Enoc Reyes (Central Valley) 11:21.16 

  

WHAT WAS INTERESTING TO ME?

The Turlock top runners shook out just about where I thought they would. With that group they should glide through CCAL competition. That was a good effort for Reyes of CV. He may be able to compete for the top 7-10 in the WAC this season. I am encouraged that CV has a very solid frosh girl. I'll be keeping an eye on her.

 

RESULTS 

2026 XC South SJS Distance Week 0 Preview

 We are almost there folks, the start of the 2026 XC season. Although Bret Harte had a scrimmage this past Saturday, most team will find their first action either Friday at the Lodi Flame Inv or Saturday at the Screamin' Scott Showdown.

 

Schedule for the first three weeks of the season

FRI 8/21 LODI FLAME INV@ Lodi Lakes, Lodi

The participating South SJS teams are Calaveras, Escalon, Gregori, Linden, Manteca, Ripon, Ripon Christian.

 

I am interested in seeing how the Gregori girls match up against the top Calaveras girls.

 

Lodi 2mi course map

Lodi 5K course map

  

SAT 8/22 SCREAMIN SCOTT SHOWDOWN @ Atwater HS, Atwater.

There are 27 South SJS teams (Atwater, Beyer, Big Valley, Bret Harte, Buhach Colony, Ceres, Chesterton, Denair, El Capitan, Enochs, Golden Valley, Grace Davis, Hughson, Johansen, Livingston, Los Banos, Merced, Modesto, Orestimba, Pacheco, Patterson, Pitman, Riverbank, Sierra, Sonora, Summerville, and  Waterford) competing although some will chose to race in the 5K and others will choose the 2mi so the top runners are no necessarily racing against each other. 

 

I am interested because, although they won't all be racing head to head, there will be some head to head which will certainly clear up some of the unknowns such as how have Atwater's Ricky Barron and Merced's Isaac Barragan-Reyes recovered after having a stellar XC season and then missing the whole track season due to injury....well the update is that they are both still injured so I guess I'll be focused on the fitness of so many other top runners.

 

Atwater course map

SAT 8/22 SIERRA INV @ Sierra College, Rocklin

The competing South SJS teams are Turlock and Central Valley.

 

I am interested in seeing how Turlock's teams and top athletes stack up against some of the Sacramento area teams. 

2026 XC South SJS Distance PreSeason Rankings

Given that the South SJS region is so vast, XC runners in different leagues only rarely compete head to head against each other. Add to it being pre-season so no one has even run yet, thus you can see why ranking individuals at this time of the year is so difficult. So what did I go off of?...well I used their track times from last spring. I prioritized their 3200m times, then 1600, then 800. As in past years if you believe that I have mis-ranked you or your team...well you are welcome to tell me all about it. But I would suggest that you use it as fuel. SHOW ME how wrong I am by running faster. I love being shown just how wrong I am.

  

BOYS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS 

FIRST TEAM 

LANDON WILSON 11th (Sonora)--His times of 9:18 and 4:29 put him a notch above the rest of the field. He should roll through the TVL and could win the D4 section title. Made 1st team all South SJS last season

 

DOMINIC URTEAGA 11th (Golden Valley)--Dom met all three of the All South SJS Distance marks last season while being an absolute work-horse for the Cougars. His impressive marks were 9:25, 4:23, and 1:59.

YAIR GONZALEZ 11th (Atwater)--Like Dom Yair also met all three All South SJS Distance marks. However unlike Dom, Yair improved in leaps and bounds and was really finding his true potential at the end of track.His best times were 9:27, 4:24, and 1:59. Made 2nd team all South SJS last season

 

WESTON MCGHEE 12th (Oakdale)--Weston also hit all three marks in track. He has a easier season in the VOL compared to having to race Dom, Yair, James, and Isaac (and others) at every league meet. . Weston achieved marks of 9:26, 4:28, and 1:59. Made 2nd team all South SJS last season.

 

ALEX MEJIA HIDALGO 12th (Beyer)--maybe Alex should be at the top of this list. Certainly no local male left a larger imprint on last Spring's track season than Alex. His marks of 1:53.32 and 4:10.39 were historic. But will that success translate to cross-country? Will Alex stay interested and motivated in the weakened WAC?

IVAN RODRIGUEZ 12th (Modesto)--Ivan will likely be the top runner in the CCAL although several Turlock runners will make him work for that honor. In track he produced times of 9:36 and 4:26.

 

JAMES BARAJAS 12th (Golden Valley)--James like his teammate Dom ran a huge number of races last track season. He has the potential to emerge on top in the CCC. In track his best times were 9:40 and 4:29.

 

QUINN BACA 12th (Oakdale)--Quinn's track season was a bit inconsistent. The Mustangs will need his best game to hold off Patterson in VOL competition. He ran 9:44 and 4:35 in track.

 

ISAAC BARRAGAN 12th (Merced)--Isaac was injured/recovering for all of the track season, but in XC he was beaten only once in CCC competition (by Yair). I fully expect that he will be racing during XC at that level. Made 1st team all South SJS last season

ETHAN SAMULSKI 11th (Beyer)--I could have put anyone from the second team into this slot and justified the selection. It was Ethan's 3200 mark of 9:50 (and 4:33 in the 1600) that grab him the honor. He also has the most untapped potential and thus room to grow. I think he will be Robin to Alex's Batman and have a huge XC season.

 

SECOND TEAM 

ARMANDO GARCIA 12th (Riverbank)-- Was 2nd team all South SJS last season--4:34, 1:58

MAX PEREZ 12th (Sierra)--4:33

RICKY BARRON 11th (Atwater)--missed the entire track season but was 2nd team all South SJS Distance last season

GAVIN MARTIN 12th (Turlock)--9:52

ISAIAN VARGAS 12th (Atwater)--4:36, 9:56

ELI PIMENTEL 12th (Pitman)--4:35, 10:04

ELI SCOTT 12th (Pitman)--4:32, 1:59

PORTER PETTY 10th (Turlock)--10:19, 4:35, 2:02

AIDAN DENIZ 11th (Merced)--10:00

ZAYN HAMILTON 12th (Turlock)-- was 2nd team all South SJS last season. If he had not been relegated solely to the 800 during track he may have been and probably deserves to be considered for the 1st team. 2:00

 

BOYS TEAM RANKINGS

1. Atwater

2. Oakdale 

3. Turlock

4. Hughson

5. Beyer

6. Patterson

7. Golden Valley 

 

GIRLS INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS 

FIRST TEAM 

ANAHI RUIZ VELASCO 9th (Beyer)--she had arguably the best frosh track season ever by a local female runner with times of 10:48, 5:09, 2:26. Her biggest WAC competition may come from within her own team.

ELEANOR HAMPTON 11th (Merced)--was 1st team all South SJS last season. Does she ever have a bad race..the answer is no. She will be tough to beat in the CCC. 10:49, 5:10

 

JAYLYN CARRILLO 10th (Patterson)--was 2nd team all South SJS last season. Jaylyn was literally just a step behind Anahi on the greatest frosh season meter. My only question is with out the top senior Patterson girls (now graduates) will Jaylyn stay hungry and keep pushing? 10:50

 

FERNANDA CORTES 12th (Golden Valley)--Fernanda was good in XC last year but developed even further in tack. I expect her to run step for step with Hampton in CCC races. 10:50, 5:01, 2:21

 

ANNA DITTMAN 11th (Sierra)--was 1st team all South SJS last season. Anna got injured part way through track last season. She rebounded toward the end of the season but not quite to the level she was during XC. She and Jaylyn and Addison could really go at it in VOL competition. 11:19. 5:08, 2:25

 

ROSELYNN DOMINGUEZ 10th (Modesto)--with times of 11:21 and 5:08 Roselynn is the top returner in the CCAL even as a soph.

 

ADDISON WYLIE 11th (Oakdale)--was 2nd team all South SJS last season. Addison is the anchor of the Oakdale team that is surely hoping to qualify for State. Her best times are 11:22 and 5:13.

 

GISELA HERNANDEZ 10th (Turlock)--in track Gisela never ran the 3200 although I think that could be her best event. A coaching change my be to her benefit. Time will tell if she can stay with Roselynn in CCAL competition. 5:19, 2:25

 

 

TYLEAH BADEA 12th (Beyer)--was 2nd team all South SJS last season. It appears that Tyleah has bounced back to Beyer. That is good news for a loaded but young Patriot squad. In half of a track season at Sierra, Tyleah produced times of 12:00, 5:03, and 2:12.

 

GABRIELA HICKS 12th (Golden Valley)--like with the last boy on the first team, this spot on the girls' first team could have gone to almost any of the girls on the second team, but I focused on the 3200m results and Gabby had a faster 3200 than any of the remaining girls. It was her 11:40 that grabbed her this spot.

 

SECOND TEAM 

MORGAN EMERY 11th (Lathrop)--12:31, 5:14, 2:20

MAGGIE BECCHETTI 11th (Hughson)--11:46

ANNIE SERVIN 10th (Beyer)--11:46, 5:20, 2:22

MYLIE OLSON 12th (Turlock)--5:20, 2:18

EMMA LYNN HOGAN 12th (Central Catholic)--11:48, 5:27, 2:20

SADIE THOMPSON 12th (Sonora)--11:51

TENLEY WYLIE 10th (Oakdale)--11:55

AUBRI VILLA 12th (Golden Valley)--11:56

KYLIE FAST 12th (Oakdale)--12:00, 5:23, 2:25

GRACE BENITEZ 12th (Hughson)-- 11:59, 5:26, 2:24

  

GIRLS TEAM RANKINGS 

1. Beyer

2. Golden Valley

3. Oakdale

4. Hughson

5. Turlock

6. Atwater

7. Calaveras/Riverbank