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Track and Field at the State Meet. The Men's and Women's track teams competed at the California Community College State Championship Meet. The Men finished 2nd and the women finished 21st. FAAGAI and JEFFREY EARN INDIVIDUAL TITLES. The setting, on a bluff high above the San Francisco Bay, was majestic. The view, however, wasn't so enjoyable for the Raiders men's track and field team California Community College championships. The Raiders, despite two individual state champions and four runner-up performances, could only watch high atop the College Heights Stadium bleachers as Pasadena City College ran away with the state team title in the two-day meet's final event. "We definitely left a lot of points out there," said sophomore thrower Matt Hanley. "But stuff happens." Moorpark, with 70 points through 20 events, held a five-point lead over Pasadena entering the final event, the 4 x 400- meter relay. The Raiders, however, didn't qualify a team while Pasadena and third-place Sacramento City had the event's favorites. The Lancers' quartet sprinted away with the title to relegate the Raiders, the 2003 state champions, to a second straight second-place finish, 75-70. The finale downbeat came hours after Eki Faagai provided a moment of glory. Adjusting his technique to accentuate his legs, the sophomore thrower won the discus event in 163 feet, 6 inches on his sixth and final attempt. "It was do or die," said Faagai. "I just wanted to help my team." Faagai defeated Sacramento's Matt Artua, who edged Faagai for the title last season. "What a competition," said Moorpark throws coach Bob MacKay. "Eki's a technician. (Artua) is a big, powerful guy. It's that kind of battle." MacKay dubbed Artua "Eki's Ghost." "What a great day," said Faagai. "I was trying to kill it with my arm. That last throw, I just relaxed." Faagai's performance came one day after sophomore J.R. Jeffrey overcame shoulder and elbow injuries to win the javelin. Four other Moorpark athletes braved the windy conditions to earn second-place finishes. Rex Bridgeforth, the defending triple jump champion from Rio Mesa High, moved to second on his final jump (47-8). "The wind played a huge factor," said Bridgeforth. "It was going in a circle." Danny Sharf, a Thousand Oaks High product, used the wind to his advantage in coming from behind in the third lane to earn second in the 400-meter hurdles (53.37 seconds). "The conditions were horrible," said Sharf, who is ranked No. 6 nationally in the event. "I had to run a smart race." Josh Lubeck, another Thousand Oaks graduate, finished second in the pole vault, breaking his school record at 16-0. Moorpark's Buck Sullivan was the runner-up in Friday's hammer throw. Sophomore Ricardo Morales was seventh in the steeplechase (9:48.18), sophomore Eugenio Guidi was ninth in the 1,500 meters (4:03.90) and Hanley was seventh in the shot put (48-2).

On the women's side. American River won the women's team title with 90 points. Moorpark finished in 21st (13 points) to edge 23rd-place Ventura (12) and 25th-place Oxnard (10). Moorpark's Alexaraee Toeaina bounced back from a difficult regional meet to finish third in the discus (154-7).

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Men's and Women's Track and Field at Southern Cal Finals. The Raider Track and Field teams traveled to UC San Diego and competed in the Southern California Finals. The Men brought home the Southern California Championship with a score of 96 points followed by Riverside City College, 87.5 points. In all, the Men qualified 12 athletes for the State Meet. The Women finished in 13th place and qualified three athletes to go to the State Meet. The California State Meet will hosted by San Mateo College.

EKI FAAGAI AND BUCK SULLIVAN WIN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TITLES. Eki Faagai and Buck Sullivan both won individual throwing events as the Raider Men's Track and Field team captured the Southern California title on Saturday night at UC San Diego for the first time since its state title-winning season of 2003. Saving his title-winning mark for his final throw, Faagai, who also plays linebacker for the football team, won the discus event with a toss of 162 feet, 11 inches. Sullivan led a Raiders sweep of the top four places in the hammer with a throw of 182-8. The 2005 national junior champion from Vallejo was followed by Matt Hanley (179-0), F.J. Gavaller (158-2) and Faagai (155-4) to pile up 29 team points. "That was just amazing," said Moorpark throws coach Bob MacKay. "We weren't seeded that way." Moorpark won the meet with 98 points, more than 10 points better than runner-up Riverside (87.5) and third-place Pasadena (86). "Everybody was just going for it," said Moorpark coach Doni Green. Moorpark also had five second-place finishes Hanley in the hammer, Josh Lubeck in the pole vault (15-7), J.R. Jeffrey in the javelin (187-10), Rex Bridgeforth in the triple jump (48-7) and Danny Scharf in the 400-meter hurdles (53.06 seconds). In search of their second banner in four years, the other Raiders qualifiers include Anthony Evans, Long Jump, Ricardo Morales, Steeple Chase, Eugenio Guidi, 1500m, and Brandon Dutton, Shot put, for this weekend's state championships in San Mateo. "I think we're in a good position," said Green. "We might have a better profile for the state meet than we did this meet." A year ago, both the Raider Men's and Women's teams finished second in both the SoCal and State Championships.

IN THE WOMEN"S MEET. The Lady Raiders (25.5 points) finished in 13th place at UC San Diego. The Lady Raider's Keena Carstensen and Sharon Wilkinson were seventh (40:07.59) and eighth (40:16.46) in the 10,000 meters, respectively. Lady Raider Alexaraee Toeaina was second in the Hammer (159-5), sixth in the Discus (117-3) and seventh in the Shot put (36-8). The Lady Raider's Elizabeth Wigton finished fourth in the high jump (5-3) and teammate Britteny Dillon finished fifth in the 400-meter hurdles (1:06.92). Alexaraee Toeaina, Elizabeth Wigton, and Brittney Dillion qualified for the State Meet.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at Southern Cal Prelims. The Raider Track and Field teams traveled to UC San Diego and competed in the Southern California Preliminaries. All Southern California Community Colleges are represented at this meet. The top 9 competitors in all track events run in lanes qualify for the Southern California Championship meet next Saturday at UC San Diego. The top 12 qualifiers in all other events will compete next Saturday.

Men's Team Highlights Moorpark College and Riverside City College each with 23 Qualifiers . Other teams Mt San Antonio College 17, Pasadena College 13, College of the Canyons 12, Orange Coast College 12, Santa Ana College 9, Bakersfield College 8, LA Southwest College 8, Cerritos College 8, East LA College 8. Men's Individual Highlights JR Jeffery----- Lead all the Javelin throwers with a mark of 188'04", last week winning the WSC Meet with a new State leading throw of 208' 3" to tie the WSC meet Record. Buc Sullivan-- Lead the Hammer with a distance of 177' 07".

Women's Individual Highlights. Keena Carstensen, mother of 3 placed 7th in the 10,000m a finals only event and only one spot shy of an automatic qualifying mark for state. Sharon Wilkinson finished 8th. Alexaraee Toeaina qualified for next Saturday in all three of her events. She had the leading mark in the hammer throw with a personal best of 167' 11". Britteny Dillon will advance with the 7th fastest time in the 400m hurdles (67.47). Liz Wigton also advances in the high jump. Britteny also competed in the triple jump and was 3 ½ inches shy of qualifying. The 4x100m relay team (Brianna Murdoch, Liz Wigton, Britteny Dillon, Sarah Speer) was two spots shy from qualifying. Keena Carsetensen and Veronica Mendoza will be competing in the finals only 5,000 meters.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at WSC Finals. The Raider Track and Field Teams competed in the Western State Conference Championships at Bakersfield College. The WSC is the largest Community College Conference in the United States and consists of 13 teams. The Men brought home the Conference Championship, while the Lady Raiders took second. THE RAIDER MEN EXTEND THEIR STREAK TO A 7th STRAIGHT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP. Individual Conference Champions included JR Jeffery, who won the Javelin with a Personal Best and new state-leading throw of 208' 3" to tie the WSC meet Record. Rex Bridgeforth was 1st in the Triple Jump at 48'4" and Long Jump with a seasonal best of 23'1.50". Bridgeforth was the defending WSC Champion in both of his wins. Eki Faagai won the Discus with a mark of 158' 00 ". Faagai also won in 2006. Danny Scharf won the 400m Intermediate Hurdles with a time of 54.13. Matt Hanley won the Hammer with a personal best throw of 174'06" beating teammate Buc Sullivan who had a 2nd place throw of 174'00" for the first time. 2nd place winners included: Danny Scharf 110m HH Anthony Evans Triple Jump Ricardo Morales 3000m Steeplechase Jose Garcia 1500m 3rd place winners included: Matt Hanley Shot Put and Discus Danny Scharf High Jump Jose Garcia 10,000m and Nathan McDonald 3000m. Team Scores: 1st Moorpark College 232, College of the Canyons 172.5, Bakersfield College 90, Santa Barbara City College and Glendale College 70, LA Valley 52, Cuesta College 37.5, Ventura College 37, Oxnard 34,Citrus College and Alan Hancock College 25, and West LA College 12. The Raiders were undefeated in head to head meet competition (13 win 0 losses to extend their streak to 107) and the 2007 WSC Championships win makes for the 7th straight Western State Conference Championship in a row. The men qualified 32 athletes for SOCALS.

The women placed 2nd at the Conference Championships! The top 6 placers in each event qualify to compete in the Southern California Prelims next week at UCSD. Coach Kephart is extremely proud of her team. Every lady performed her best during the championships and she couldn't ask for more from them. Sophomore, Alexaraee Toeiana won an amazing three events; hammer throw (158-0), discus (144-0), and shot put (38-3). Teammates Britteny Dillon and Sarah Speer each competed in 6 events and qualified to advance to the Southern California Prelims in 5!! Both were on the 2^nd place 4x100 Relay (along with Brianna Murdoch and Liz Wigton). Britteny improved her 400m hurdle time by more than one second to run 67.47 and place 2nd. Britteny also placed 3rd in the triple jump (34'10 ¼"), 4^th in the long jump, and 5th in the 400m. Awesome Britteny! Sarah placed 5th in the 100m hurdles, 6th in the 100m, and 6th in the 400m hurdles. Liz Wigton finished 2nd in the high jump while Janie Gragg placed 7th in the discus. On the distance side, top performances were in the 10,000m (25 laps) run. Sophomore Sharon Wilkinson led the ladies with a 4th place finish (40:20.04), while Veronica Mendoza and Keena Carstensen placed 7th and 8th, respectively. Brianna Smith finished 7th in the 1500m. Team Scores: 1. Bakersfield 151 2. Moorpark 110 3. L.A. Valley 105 7. Ventura 69 10. Oxnard 41.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at Azuza Pacific Invitational. Moorpark College Track and Field competed in the Azusa Pacific Invitational at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, California. The meet consisted of over 25 teams from all over the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Mexico. The meet was good preparation for the upcoming Western States Conference Track and Field Championships, which begin this Friday with the hammer competition at Moorpark College (1:00 PM start). The remaining events will take place at the prelims meet at College of the canyons this Saturday 4/21. Field events begin at 11AM while track events begin at 1:00 PM.

MEN'S HIGHLIGHTS. Rex Bridgeforth was 1st in the Triple Jump with a seasonal PR at 49'3 ¾ ". Bridgeforth won the event, with a better second effort of 48'11 ¾, over Open Jumper Alex Harris who also equaled the winning mark. Bridgeforth also was 4th over all (1st Community College) in the Long Jump with a seasonal best of 23'0". Anthony Evans was 5th over all (2nd Community College) in the Long Jump with a 22'7 ¼ " personal best mark. Kyle Elsea placed in a tie for 7th overall (1st Community College) in the High Jump, by jumping 6'4 ¾ ". Josh Lubeck cleared 15'0" in the Pole Vault was in a 9th overall (1^st Community College) tie. JR Jeffery was 5th overall (1st Community College) in the Javelin with a throw of 173' 1". Eki Faagai placed 6th overall (1st Community College) in the Discus with a mark of 155' 10 ". Buck Sullivan was 7th overall (1st Community College) in the Hammer with a mark of 180'08". Matt Hanley placed 9th overall (1st Community College) in the Shot Put with a mark of 48' 2 ½ ". Danny Scharf was 8th overall (1st Community College) in the 400m Intermediate Hurdles with a time of 54.52. Ricardo Morales placed 9th overall (2nd Community College) in the 3,000m Steeplechase with a seasonal best of 9:48.97.

WOMEN'S HIGHLIGHTS. Freshman Sarah Speer competed in 5 running events and set 5 seasonal bests! Sarah, along with teammates Brianna Murdoch, Liz Wigton, and Britteny Dillon shaved 0.51 seconds off their 4x100m relay time. Next Sarah improved by 0.60 seconds in the 100m hurdles (16.71), ran 13.36 in the 100m and then knocked off 1.08 seconds in the 400 hurdles (1:10.73) and finally at the end of the day pulled out a 27.69 200m, 0.52 faster then her previous best this year. Sophomore Britteny Dillon not only contributed to the 4x100m relay but also set seasonal bests in the 400m (61.98) and 400m hurdles (69.45). Distance runners Sharon Wilkinson and Keena Carstensen ran their fastest 5K of the season. Sharon shaved 4 seconds off her time to run 19:09.45 while Keena ran 19:41.94, 38 seconds faster than her previous time! Freshman thrower Vanessa Ansari threw the hammer 97'7" improving her previous mark by 1' 2" while teammate Alexaraee Toeaina improved nearly 4 feet in the shot put with her throw of 41' 2.25".

Men's and Women's Track and Field at WSC #4. Moorpark College Track and Field competed in the Western State Conference 4 Way Meet at LA Valley College in their renovated stadium. At the meet were Bakersfield College, Santa Barbara City College, Moorpark College and host LA Valley College. This is the only time the Raiders will meet Bakersfield College and Santa Barbara City College until the Western State Conference Championships. The Prelims will be April 20 & 21 at College of the Canyons and the Finals will be April 28th at Bakersfield College.

RAIDERS EXTEND THEIR WIN STREAK TO 107 STRAIGHT CONFERENCE WINS! The Raider 4x100 meter team improved their best time to 43.17. Jose Garcia was a double winner as he won the 1500 m and the 3000m. Matt Hanley also was double winner as he won the Shot Put and the Discus. JR Jeffery won his specialty the Javelin with a mark of 187'4" , short of his state leading mark of 193' 9". Buck Sullivan won the Hammer with a throw of 175' 9" too remain undefeated for the season this far. Josh Lubeck cleared 15'6" to win the Pole Vault. Team scores were Moorpark 96, LA Valley 57, Bakersfield 25, and Santa Barbara City College 15

On the women's side, the Lady Raiders competed against their toughest competition of the season in powerhouse Bakersfield College. Alexaraee Toeaina won two events; the discus and hammer.Britteny Dillon (Rio Mesa) took second in two events. Sharon Wilkinson (Alemany) placed 2nd in the 3000m (11:03.90). Team Scores were Bakersfield 90, LA Valley 41, Moorpark 39, and Santa Barbara City College 22.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at WSC #3. Moorpark College Track and Field competed in the Western State Conference 4 Way Meet at Cuesta College. At the meet were Ventura College, Oxnard College, Moorpark College and host Cuesta College. This is the only time the Raiders will meet Ventura and Oxnard until the Western State Conference Championships.The Prelims will be April 20 & 21 at College of the Canyons and the Finals will be April 28th at Bakersfield College. On the men's side both relay teams won.

RAIDERS EXTEND THEIR WIN STREAK TO 104 STRAIGHT CONFERENCE WINS! The Raider 4x100 meter team improved their best time to 43.65. The B team was second with an impressive time of 43.69, only 4 / 100ths off the A team. Diego Morales won the 1500 meters and Jose Garcia won the 3000m in an outstanding time of 8:56.85. This moves Garcia to 6th on the California State best marks list. Anthony Evans won the 100 meters and Quinton Hughes won the 200m for a sweep of the short sprints. JR Jeffery won his specialty the Javelin with a mark of 187'4" , short of his state leading mark of 193' 9". Buck Sullivan won the Hammer with a throw of 175' 9" too remain undefeated for the season this far. Matt Hanley won the Shot Put with a 47' 8 ¼ " throw. Eki Faagai won the Discus at 146' 1 ". Josh Lubeck cleared 15'6" to win the Pole Vault. Rex Bridgeforth California State Field Eventer for 2006 won his specialty the Triple Jump. Team scores were Moorpark 128, Cuesta 38, Ventura 16, Oxnard 14

On the women's side, Sophomore, Britteny Dillon (Rio Mesa) won three events and set seasonal bests in all of her events to help the Lady Raiders to win another 4-way meet. Britteny won the Long Jump (16' 1.5"), triple jump (32' 11) and was also on the winning 4x100m relay (53.77). She also placed 2nd in the 400h (1:14.38), 3rd in the 400m (1:04.32) and 3rd in the 100h (18.25). Alexaraee Toeaina won three events; the discus, hammer and shot put Freshman, Sarah Speer (Thousand Oaks) won the 100m (13.85), placed 2nd in the long jump (15' 3"), 2nd in the 100h (17.86) and was on the winning 4x100m relay. In addition, Sarah placed 4th in the 200m and 400h. Liz Wigton won the high jump (5' 2"). Sharon Wilkinson (Alemany) placed 2nd in the 3000m (11:03.90).Freshman Brianna Murdoch (Agoura) took 2nd in the 100m  (14.07), 3rd in the 200m and was on the winning 4x100m relay. Vanessa Ansari took 3rd in the hammer while placing 4th in the discus and shot. Brianna Smith placed 4th in the 800m. Team Scores were Moorpark 69, Cuesta 62, Ventura 33, Oxnard 22.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at host WSC #2. Moorpark College Track and Field competed in the Western State Conference 5 Way meet at Griffin Stadium on the Moorpark College campus. The meet consisted of West LA College, LA Valley College, Glendale College, Santa Monica College and host Moorpark College.

RAIDERS EXTEND THEIR WIN STREAK TO 101 STRAIGHT CONFERENCE WINS! Raiders win 7 out of 8 Field Events. JR Jeffery won his specialty the Javelin with a throw of 193' 9". Jeffery's mark keeps at the top of the state performance list for the second week in a row. Justin Grable cleared 14'6" to win the Pole Vault for his first win of the season. Rex Bridgeforth California State Field eventer for 2006 won his two specialties with a 22'5 ¾ " leap in the Long Jump and 48' 10 ½ " Triple Jump. Buck Sullivan won the Hammer with a throw of 175' 1" to remain undefeated for the 2nd season this far. Matt Hanley won the Shot Put with a 47' 9¼ " throw. Eki Faagai opened his season with a win in the Discus at 155' 2 ½ ". Danny Scharf won the 110 High Hurdles in a time of 15.32. Team scores were Moorpark 152, L.A. Valley 70, Glendale 32, Santa Monica 25, and West LA 8.

Sophomore, Alexaraee Toeaina won three events, hammer (140'), discus (143-3), and shot put (36-6 ¼). Vanessa Ansari (Agoura H.S.) placed 3rd in the hammer (73' 3), discus (78' 1) and shot put (28' 8 ¼) while Janie Gragg took 2nd in the discus (87' 4) and 5th in the hammer. Britteny Dillon (Rio Mesa H.S.) placed 2nd in the 400m (63.76), 400m hurdles, and long jump (15' 9 ¾), 3rd in the triple jump (32' 3 ½) and was the final leg in the 2nd place 4x100m relay (53.81). Heather Mauck (Moorpark H.S) placed 4th in the long jump (14' 4 ½) and triple jump (28' 4 ¼) while Brianna Murdoch (Agoura H.S.) took 5th in the long jump (14' 3) and the javelin. Heather and Brianna helped both relays to a 2nd place finish. Raider distance runners continue to improve. Brianna Smith (Royal) placed 3rd in the 800m (2:41.23) and 1500m (5:09.40). Sharon Wilkinson (Alemany) took 3rd in the 3000m (11:15.38) and 4th in the 1500m (5:13.65) while teammate Veronica Mendoza (Royal) was right behind her and placed 4th in the 3000m (11:29.08) and 5th in the 1500m (5:16.74). Team scores were Moorpark 78, L.A. Valley 74, Santa Monica 47, Glendale 39, and West L.A. 25.The Raiders will travel next week to Cuesta College for the 3rd WSC meet. The 4-way meet will include county rivals Oxnard College and Ventura College along with host Cuesta College on Friday March 9th.

Men's and Women's Track and Field at Cerritos Invitational. The Raider Track and Field teams competed in the Cerritos Invitational at Cerritos.College in Norwalk, California. The meet consisted of over 25 teams; most of the top teams from Southern California Community Colleges participated. The two day competition started Friday with the Distance Medley team placing second. The team consisted of Diego Morales, Jesse Conway, Ugi Guidi, and Jose Garcia. The 4 x 800m team also placed second, Jesse Conway, Ugi Guidi, Diego Morales and Jose Garcia made up the second effort. Both of these relay teams are 2nd on the California Community College performance lists. In other relay action the Raiders 4x100m and 4x400m teams placed 2nd in their heats and 11th and 12th overall. 4x100m members were Quinton Hughes, Anthony Evans, Keith Barrett and Kyle Elsea. The 4x400m team was Hughes, Kevin Speigel, Guidi, and Scharf. JR Jeffery won his specialty the Javelin with a throw of 192'. Jeffery's mark moved him to the top of the state performance list for the first time this season. Buck Sullivan and Matt Hanley placed 1st and 2nd in the Hammer. Hanley also placed 3rd in both the Shot Put and Discus. Danny Scharf won the 400m Intermediate Hurdles in a time of 54.32. Scharf's time still leads the state for the second week in a row. Jose Garcia placed 2nd in the 5,000m race to conclude a big 4 race two-day workload. Josh Lubeck cleared 15'6" in the Pole Vault to tie for the best jump of the day only to lose out on attempts. Lubeck is now 2nd on the state leaders list. Rex Bridgeforth was 3rd in the Triple Jump with a seasonal PR at 47'2". Kyle Elsea placed in a tie for 3rd, in the High Jump, by jumping a seasonal PR of 6'4".

The Lady Raiders continue to improve. Sophomore, Alexaraee Toeaina is currently leading the state in the discus with a mark of 147' 3.5" and leading the conference in the shot put (37'6"). Teammate Vanessa Ansari improved her shot put mark by a foot with a throw of 29' 2.25" The Raider distance runners ran Friday night and returned to Cerritos on Saturday for two more races. On Friday night, the ladies ran the distance medley relay in a time of 13:45.67 for a 5th place finish. Keena Carstensen started off the medley with a 1200m run, followed by Brianna Smith in the 400m, Veronica Mendoza in the 800m and Sharon Wilkinson running 1600m. On Saturday, Brianna ran the 800m (2:41.68) and the 1500m (5:16.96). Veronica Mendoza ran the 1500m (5:19.11) and the 5000m (19:27.68) which was a 45 second improvement over her 2006 personal best and a 6th place finish. Sharon Wilkinson continues to improve by running 6 seconds faster in the 1500m (5:18.30) and 58 seconds faster in the 5000m (19:13.21) to earn her a 5th place finish at the meet. Next Home Meet: Friday March 2nd.

Men's and Women's Track and Field Teams open their season. The MEN'S TEAM MOVES TO 97 STRAIGHT WINS! Moorpark College Men Track and Field Team open Western State Conference competition with 3 wins over College of the Canyons, West LA College, and Citrus College. Moorpark scored 99 points to Canyons 66, Citrus 21 and West LA 10. 2006 State Meet MVP Field eventer Rex Bridgeforth won the Triple Jump and Long Jump. Winning the 110m High Hurdles , 400m Intermdiate Hurdles and on the winning 4X400m Relay  Freshman Danny Scharf displayed his abilities to be score 14 points for the Raiders. Scharf also Jumped 6'6" to place second in the High Jump. Jose Garcia took his two events winning the 1500m and 3000m races. Other single event winners were Josh Lubeck winning the Pole Vault ( back after setting School Record in 2005 at 16' ¼ ") . Matt Hanley won the Discus, Buc Sullivan the Hammer , and JR Jeffrey won his specialty the Javelin.

The Moorpark College Women's team has many new faces. Top scorer for the Raiders this week was Heather Mauck. Heather is a freshman from Moorpark High School who also competes on our school's soccer team. Heather placed 2nd in the 100m and ran on both relay teams. Heather competed in the triple jump for her first time today and pulled out  the farthest jump of the day. Another newcomer to the team, Sophomore Brianna Smith from Royal High School competed very well. Brianna took 2nd in both the 800m and the 1500m runs. She also ran the first leg of the 4x400m relay and competed in cross-country Fall 2006. Elizabeth Wigton, a sophomore who last competed in track for Camarillo High School in 2005 won the triple jump and ran on the 4x400m Sophomore, Sharon Wilkinson, shaved 3 seconds off her best 1500m mark from last year and 21 seconds off her 3000m mark to place second in both in today's meet. To say the least Sharon is off to an amazing start – keep your eyes on her! Next Home Meet: Friday March 2nd.