2018 TF - CIF-ss FINALS - 3200 (Girls - D1 and D3)

Live coverage of the 2018 CIF-Southern Section girls 3200-meter finals for Divisions 1 and 3. Pepin Knights set the Division 3 record at 9:58.42, while Mikayla Ramirez of Ayala won Division 1 in 10:30.08. Modern Day led the team standings 61-51.
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Coming into the morning, Modern Day was a 61-51 pick over Calabasas, and currently it's 60-54. Once again, those two scores will not change. They have no more competitors remaining. Third place Bonita with 33, fourth place Sultans with 26. They clearly do not have enough points to go ahead and catch those top teams, at least the first place team, Modern Day. 32 hundred again. This would be Divisions 1 and 3. Division 3, Pepin Knights, the record holder at 9:58:42 set in 2014. Sarah Schultz of Park, 10:49:98. Sarah Author of Walking Yard, 10th grader, at 11:03:17. Samantha Steenland, 10th grader, Palsburgies, 11:05:11. 9, Sylvia Cruz-Albrecht, North Park, 11:05:11, is 4. 5, Lila Perdido, Harvard-Westlake, at 11:05:42. And number 6 would be Natalia Quintero, Harvard-Westlake, 11:05:72. 7th, Molina Diane, is out of Costa Mesa, 11:13:13. And Caitlin Vuong would be Covina High School, 11:21:25. She's the 10th grader, and James would be— Elios right here, del segundo, at 11:22.29. Girls Division 1 would be, uh, Mikayla Ramirez of Iyala, 10:30.08. Aurariana Griffiths, grade 0, 10:32.27. Sandra Grubhoff of Great Oak at 10:32.46. Tori Gaitan, 10th grader, grade 0, at 10:48.59. Fatima Cortes, grade 0, junior, 10:48.60. Ariaga Chloe from Walnut, 10:54.52. Aubrey, Aubrey Jane, grade 0, 10th grader, 10:56.56. And Anya Sean, Santa Monica, 10:57.90. Archida Ohendes, 10th grader, Newbury Park, 10:59.31. Krivov has been the leader here. Running in second, Sarah Arthur of La Cañada. Troy— this will be Tori Guy Todd, number 4, going into third. Boys Division 1 triple jump, please report. Boys Division 1 triple jump, please report. They don't go in 1, 2, 3 right here. It would actually be going— so we would have Reed Oak up front here with Tugoff also Gaitán. And running in fourth would be Ramirez of Ayala. And number 11 would be Sarah Arthur of Wakanyana. She was in third going by us. Okay, 11. Okay, we've got to, I think, go to 11. So that be Schultz as O'Park winning there in, uh, in 4th place would be Schultz, would be the Division 3 leader. Schultz, O'Park, 5 of our top 6 would, uh, be out of Division 1. 6 of the top 7 would be Division I girls. Green Oak is first, third— first, second, third, and fifth. Division III leader would be Miss Schultz of Oak Park. Comes in with a 10:49.98. Very well. Fijian 1 at 1:39. We're picking number 319 on the situation, Vision 3. Next of Walnut. It looks like, uh, Great Oak is moving out. Alright, the sound remains pretty much the same here. We would have Ferum and Gaitan would be the leader. Fugoff would be in second. We go to Sarah Schultz, Oak Park, will be running in third. And then we would have number 5, Cortez of Great Oak, for the power. Number 2, Griffiths of Great Oak. And number 1, Ramirez Ayala. Looking good, Tori Gaitan. She's a 10th grader out of Grade 0, comes in with a 10:48.59 and beating a very good field. Okay, here's your winner coming down the street here. I have unofficial Gaitan wins it 10:17.13. Michaela Ramirez, the yellow, with a nice finish. She was running 6th for quite a while there. 10:28.43. 3rd, 10:29.29. Sarah Schultz, 10:29.94. Fatima Cortes, 10:34.28. And then Memphis, 10:35.52. Sturm, Santa Monica, 10:42.87. Corey Arriaga, Walnut, 10:54.48. And Lara, Oakville, 10:57.48 would be the 9th time. Division, uh, Oakville would be Division 4. Division 3, of course, and Oakwood Division 3 and Division 3 at Oak Park.










