The Redondo Track and Field Festival brought out some of the best talent from CIF Southern Section, CIF Los Angeles City Section and CIF San Diego Section on March 8 and 9 at Redondo High School.
Canyon’s Mikaela Warr broke a meet record on her way to winning the girls 100 meters. Her time of 11.56 seconds is the seventh-fastest in the nation and broke Christina Gray of Carson’s 2023 meet record of 12.06 seconds.
“I just ran a new meet record,” Warr said in a video posted to Canyon’s X account. “I am so grateful and I’m thankful for my coaches and my teammates. I’m very happy.”
Golden Valley’s Kiera Donovan won the girls discus event with a throw of 133 feet, 5 inches. Calabasas won the girls 4×100 relay with the team of Lahela Ray, Paige Porter, Zoe Ray, Malia Rainey that clocked a new meet record of 46.26.
The Coyotes’ Arielle McKenzie took first in the girls 800 with a 2:13.96 time.
More Top 10 results from the Redondo meet:
Girls 4×800 relay
Saugus (Victoria Jamison, Annika Mark, Lucia Pearson, Sophie Bryant), 7th, 9:56.64
Boys 4×800 relay
Canyon (Anthony Alcaron Vides, Erick Leal, Adrian Rodriguez, Saul Jimenez), 3rd, 7:58.75
Cleveland (Alexander Mendoza, Joseph Vargas, Nathaniel Melgoza, Elliot Lopez), 7th, 8:22.39
Girls 3,200
Cynthia Herrera, Canyon, 6th, 11:03.76
Boys 3,200
Sam Franco, St. Francis, 5th, 9:10.06
Girls 4,000 distance medley relay
Saugus (Sophie Bryant, Alina Rivas, Alana Ruiz, Charlotte Grant), 10th, 13:26.16
Girls shot put
Kiera Donovan, Golden Valley, 2nd, 37-7 1/4
Boys shot put
George Stansell, Canyon, 7th, 51-4 3/4
Boys discus
George Stansell, Canyon, 4th, 155-8 1/2
Devon Black, Castaic, 10th, 126-2
Girls 1,600
Annika Mark, Saugus, 6th, 5:12.52
Girls 4×100 relay
Canyon (Emoni Wright, Alaya Graves-Hogains, Briana Bartone, Mikaela Warr), 9th, 49.58
Boys 4×100 relay
Valencia (DeAndre Kermah, Ronald Bruner, Jeremy Michael Oro, Brian Bonner), 3rd, 42.41
Canyon (Marcus Toney, Joshua Cambaliza, Jordehn Gammage, Jeremiah Taylor), 5th, 42.68
Boys 110 hurdles
Jordehn Gammage, Canyon, second, 14.34
Girls 400
Zoe Rae, Calabasas, 2nd, 57.05
Lahela Ray, Calabasas, 4th, 57.37
Alaya Graves-Hogains, 6th, 57.54
Paige Porter, Calabasas, 7th, 57.60
Boys 400
Seth Shigg, Chaminade, 3rd, 49.16
Girls 100
Paige Porter, Calabasas, 3rd, 11.96
Lahela Ray, Calabasas, 7th, 12.06
Malia Rainey, Calabasas, 9th, 12.17
Boys 100
Brian Bonner, Valencia, 3rd, 10.65
Girls 800
Arden Keeton, Calabasas, 6th, 2:21.94
Laura Lazzarato-Bosque, 9th, 2:23.52
Boys 800
Saul Jimenez, Canyon, 3rd, 1:56.20
Boys 300 hurdles
Jordehn Gammage, Canyon, 3rd, 38.90
Boys 4×400 relay
Saugus (Daniel Alexander, Allen Manzo, Neil Aspert, Alex Black), 5th, 3:35.21
Boys triple jump
David Farag, West Ranch, 5th, 45-1/2
Girls high jump
Regan Thompson, Castaic, 3rd, 5-2
Girls pole vault
Skylar Burmeister, Louisville, 6th, 10-10
Isi Eichie, Canyon, 7th (tie), 10-2
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