Police Chief Engles to retire in July

Editor — Fri, 11 May 2012 21:41:36 +0000

Pacific Grove Police Chief Darius Engles will retire July 21 after nearly six years of heading the department. This time, he plans to make it stick and is already making plans for his post-retirement. “I’ve never taken more than two weeks off,” he said. “I intend to take at least two months” before making up his mind about other job offers he has had, he said.

In August, 2009 Engles had tendered his resignation to then-Interim City Manager Charlene Wiseman as it became clear that the City Council would de-fund a major position which had been vacant, that of police detective sergeant. The move reduced the number of sworn officers budgeted to 22.

“With all the extra tasks that we have had to take on due to shortages I realized I’m not your guy,” he said at the time. Four of those positions had been vacant for months and years as recruits heard rumors of bankruptcy and reduced benefits and passed by the opportunity to work in America’s Last Hometown.

But the new City Manager, Tom Frutchey, then convinced Engles that he was, after all, the guy.

Frutchey committed, in discussions with Engles, to filling all the police officer positions allocated by the City Council and to seeking a hiring and budget solution that would ensure the Police Department would not long remain under the allocation of 22 sworn officers.

That was then. It is now down to 19.

But that’s not why Engles is retiring.

Budget struggles have gotten worse, if anything, but Chief Engles has sought creative solutions to the problem of protecting the citizens of Pacific Grove. He sought shared services with the City of Carmel, believing at the time that when their then-Chief George Rawson retired Engles would be chief of both cities. But Carmel, finding themselves under-staffed, backed away. Tim Green is now Chief of Police for Carmel.

Recently, Pacific Grove has hired a Seaside officer under a shared agreement with that City, whereby Seaside continued some benefits and saved Pacific Grove money in the process. And the Pacific Grove City Council just a few weeks ago approved the increase of part-time, temporary officer to be in line with state law, permitting Pacific Grove Police Department to bring on an annuitant from Santa Clara Police Department.

Now a shared services agreement with Seaside is under consideration. Seaside and Pacific Grove would share one chief and thus the training and other administrative duties undertaken by the Chief would be performed by Seaside Police Chief Vicki L.H. Myers. Seaside’s City Council approved a plan at their May 3, 2012 meeting. They affirmed that they didn’t want a combined police/fire chief but want to pursue a shared services model with Pacific Grove.

“If this model can come together, why wait?” asked Engles. “This is a new realm of cost efficiency. We need to try this model. The timing is right.”

Engles says he came from a hard-working family. “We worked every day, all day except Sunday,” he said.

“I’m thankful to have been given the opportunity here in Pacific Grove,” he said.

He used a cooperative style of leadership, and his staff say they will miss him sorely. Cdr. John Nyunt said, “He is a great person to work for. He embodies all those great leadership traits. I think the city doesn’t realize what an exceptional person he is, and I have great respect for him.”

Engles, 57, was born and raised in Pacific Grove, attending Forest Grove Elementary, Pacific Grove Middle School and Pacific Grove High School. He attended Monterey Peninsula College before transferring to California State University, Sacramento in 1975 where he earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice. He was hired in 1977 by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Department, where he worked in patrol, the Special Enforcement Division delta boat patrol and as a Field Training Officer.

When Phil Penko became Chief of the Monterey Police Department, he said that his first ride-along as a high school student was with then-officer Engles in Sacramento, and knowing Engles convinced him to pursue a career in law enforcement.

He returned to Pacific Grove in 1985 and worked in real estate before joining the Pacific Grove Police Department in 1998 at the urging of retired Cdr. Tom Uretsky. He rose through the ranks, serving as corporal, sergeant and commander before being promoted to chief in 2006.Besides police chief duties, Engles served as a representative in groups including Monterey County Executive Committee of the Community Corrections Partnership, Monterey County Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council, the Monterey Peninsula Special Response Unit, the Monterey County Gang Task Force Steering Committee and the Emergency Communication Users Advisory Committee.

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Informal stormwater meetings begin

Editor — Mon, 07 May 2012 23:23:57 +0000

On Thursday, May 10 at 6:00 p.m., at the Pacific Grove Library, Sarah Hardgrave will be holding a Greenwood Park Neighbors meeting with the neighbors of Greenwood Park to start discussions about the City’s Proposition 84 Area of Special Biological Significance grant to make both aesthetic and water quality improvements at the park. The purpose of this meeting is to respond to some concerns that have arisen among the neighbors and to provide some important information about the issues the City is dealing with related to stormwater, water quality, and discharges into the Monterey Bay and Pacific Grove ASBS.
This is not a formal or official meeting, just a chance to start to gather information from the neighbors about what they would want to see happen at the park. There will be a number of additional opportunities for the community to participate and be involved in the design of improvements. This week, the City reports that interviews were held with the short listed consultants on the project to further identify the best team to work with the City and the community on this project. A recommendation will be made to the City Council at its first meeting in June.

Cop Log 05-04-12

Editor — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:32:19 +0000

Left behind
A person staying at an address on Pico had a technician in to help with his Wi-Fi. The technician left behind his stuff. The client was leaving but the stuff was still there, so he turned it in to the police for safekeeping.
Lost
A passport was lost. Subject reported seeing it last while he was at work.
A Swedish passport was lost somewhere on the Rec Trail. The subject needed a police report to get on the plane as he was leaving to go home.
A phone was lost on the bike trail, but has not been turned in.
A woman’s jacket, with the cell phone in the pocket, was forgotten at a LaCrosse game. She went back and got the jacket, but the phone wasn’t in the pocket. Stolen or dropped, the phone is now in Marina according to the GPS. Marina Police have a report as well.
Cell phone and camera were lost on Lighthouse on April 22.
Lost and found
A disabled placard was found in the street. Police were unable to contact the owner so it was sent back to DMV.
A California reg. tag for a permanent fleet vehicle was found in the parking lot at 1200 block of Forest. We would like to have a permanent fleet vehicle too, but alas, our Ford Escort couldn’t have been considered fleet even on its best day.
An earring was found on 17th Street.
Lost and found and claimed
A money clip with about $89 in US dollars was found in the middle of Forest Ave. and turned in. The owner identified the money clip and happily took it home.
An iPhone was found at Asilomar. While the police had it, the owner called it and then came and claimed it.
Wasted effort on the part of the burglar
Someone broke into a vehicle on Sunset, but owner says nothing of significant value was taken.
There was an attempt to break into a commercial building on Grand Ave. by damaging the doorknob.
There was also an attempted forced entry into a business on Dewey Ave.
Someone tried to break into a residence on David Ave. by prying the door jam.
A rear gate to a property on David Ave. was opened – the lock had been cut with bolt cutters. Owner was advised of it by neighbors. He figures the bad guys wanted his boat.
No effort on the part of the burglar
A garage was left open and someone came in and stole a cordless drill.
Burglar missed this one
A truck with two one-dollar bills and a Giants keychain with one key attached was left too long on 18th St. and was towed.
Burglar got this one
Someone broke into and burglarized 17th Street Grill on April 26.
Tools stolen from truck
On Clyte St. No suspect information. Tools were in the back of the truck.
Trespassing
A business on 15th reported trespassing by a previous employee. The previous employee was admonished.
Trespassing and littering
On Lighthouse Ave., two bags of trash were left on the property in front of the business. Victim believes it may have been an ex-employee, though she didn’t see it happen. Unlike in the song “Alice’s Restaurant,” there was no envelope at the bottom of the pile of litter so it has not been identified.
Harassing emails (not spam, apparently)
A person reported receiving harassing phone calls and emails. Suspect information was provided.
In another instance, the protected party in a protective order received an email in violation of the court order. Submitted to the DA.
DUI alcohol/drugs, suspended license
A woman named Heather Howe was arrested for DUI and driving on a suspended license on Montecito Ave.
Manuel Mathews was arrested for driving on a suspended license and released on citation.
Misuse of credit card
Fraudulent charges were made on a credit card. The bank has been advised and wanted a police report.
Dismantled boat, proof needed
A fisherman had several fishing permits linked to a derelict vessel which he had dismantled. DMV wouldn’t change the permits over to his new boat without proof of destruction of the old one, so he brought before-and-after photos in to the police to show it had been destroyed.
Rain or vandalism or accidental spraying?
A woman on Presidio Blvd. said her neighbors had washed their vehicle and sprayed hers in the process, which resulted in white spots on it. She said it was done on purpose. The police officer reminded her that it had rained in the night and that could have been the cause, but she wasn’t having any of that, said they’d been disputing, and she wanted a report.
Business distruption
A woman at a business on Lighthouse was harassing customers and disrupting business. She was asked to leave and wouldn’t, until the police showed up. Business owner not pressing charges for disturbing the peace at this time.
Burglary
Neighbors involved in a dispute over missing money. One person broke into the other’s apartment through a window and assaulted two people. Two people were arrested and booked – Giver Lopez-Garcia and Fausto Garcia Sanchez.

Bare-bones budget is balanced

Editor — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:30:49 +0000

‘This is a remarkable budget,” said Councilmember Bill Kampe.
Pacific Grove’s City Council OK’d the first draft of the fiscal year 2012/13 budget which was complete with five more hours for the Library, the agreed-upon increases in the City’s contribution to the Museum, and funding for deferred maintenance. It included keeping recreation programs such as the preschool and Adventure Camp. It did not include an admissions tax on the Aquarium, nor did it rely upon parking meters in the Retreat.
The budget provides for a $406,000 reserve. There will likely be some shuffling of staff duties to increase efficiency as well.
Most of the time at the Council meeting was spent in oral communications as members of the public testified about the merits of the recreation programs and the Library while voicing dismay over a potential admissions tax. “Don’t wreck Rec,” as Wendy Giles, a mother who testified, put it.
There had been a suggestion of outsourcing the Recreation programs even though they are breaking even. The retirement of the pre-school leader brought the city manager to suggest the program be suspended over the summer while another leader is sought. Many took offense, saying the City should not make the retiring teacher “feel guilty” for the suspension of the program.
The City will begin the search for a new pre-school teacher, according to Polly Fry in Human Resources. The position requires serious vetting.
The pool at Lovers Point is in need of repair and upgrading to make it ADA compliant. The city manager advised Council that he is seeking various ways to finance the potential $70,000 bill, including working with the contractors who are making improvements to the Beachhouse (formerly the Old Bath House). Improvements to the pool must be made before reopening it, and delays in construction at the Beachhouse have pushed any potential opening to past mid-July anyway, for safety reasons. School opens Aug. 8 in Pacific Grove, making for a very short pool season.
Some speakers at the podium, like Steve Thomas, told the Council that they should explore other funding options and that there were many in the city willing to put private funds into the Rec programs and the pool repairs.
The potential of levying an admissions tax in the city was another hot button. City Finance Department’s Tony McFarlane estimated it could bring as much as $1.5 million to city coffers, but the idea appeared to be extremely unpopular with both the public and councilmembers, except Dan Miller. What was mentioned only briefly was that an admissions tax would have to go to the voters and would include other City venues as well, making passage extremely unlikely as school events and the movie theaters would be part of the mix.
“Finesse instead of force” was how councilmember Ken Cuneo put it. Most councilmembers agreed that taxes were not the answer – careful cutting of expenditures was, along with increases in tax-generating activities, as voiced by Robert Huitt. “We need to make Pacific Grove a very attractive place to be,” he said, urging no parking meters and more effort into beautification and deferred maintenance.
“I’m fed up with taxes,” said councilmember Alan Cohen. He thought that sensors to improve parking control as well as increased fees for heavy vehicles were good ideas.
Most councilmembers agreed that answers to the skyrocketing retirement costs should be sought, as well as re-examination of the safety services models for police and fire, expenditures which are more than half the city’s budget.
Councilmember Rudy Fischer suggested exploration of refinancing the golf clubhouse bond as a cost-saving measure as well.

Council balks at desal plant next steps

Editor — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:29:38 +0000

By Marge Ann Jameson
Despite reminders from City Manager Tom Frutchey that the deadline for filing for intervenor status is fast approaching – it’s May 26 – the Pacific Grove City Council balked at signing an agreement with Nader Agha’s Desal America and sent it back to their subcommittee for more exploration.
Even Dan Miller, a member of the two-man subcommittee which originally brought the plan back to Council, said he didn’t like certain aspects of the potential agreement which set a cap on the expenses Agha was offering to meet.
Bill Kampe joined him, being wary of potential legal fees, and Robert Huitt dug in his heels saying that Pacific Grove had no business going into the desal business in the first place.
The agreement had been feverishly worked on by the city manager and Agha’s representative, Mr. Schroeder, working to meet the PUC filing deadline. Pacific Grove will seek intervenor status in the PUC proceedings with Cal-Am. Intervenors may sit at the table and be privy to all information as well as offering counsel.
The subcommittee will work on further details and bring the agreement back to Council for a special meeting next week on Thurs., May 10. Council adjourned at about 11:30 p.m. Wed., May 2.

Monterey Peninsula Choral Society

Editor — Sun, 06 May 2012 23:23:37 +0000

The Monterey Peninsula Choral Society presents The Perfect Gift on Mother’s Day Weekend
Golden Anniversary Celebration of Community Song  at Sunset Center, Carmel
With Gala Reception
Saturday May 12, 5:30 – 7:30pm,  Sunset Center Foyer, $85 per person
Saturday Concert, May 12, 8pm • Sunday Concert, May 13, 3pm
Cupcakes & Champagne reception following
Concert Tickets $25 adults, $15 children under 16
 Box office San Carlos Street at Ninth Avenue (in front of theater)  Phone: 831-620-2048″
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM  Saturday, 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM (2 hours before performances)
Or purchase tickets online at www.sunsetcenter.org
Gala Reception tickets include: Saturday Concert admission with preferred seating, Hors d’oeuvres by Jeffrey’s of Carmel Valley, Live Instrumental Music, Silent Auction, including massages, ballroom dance lessons, dinners, boutique fashion gift certificates, art & jewelry items, and fabulous vacation get-aways. 

Experience an eclectic array of music that will delight women (and men) in your life while also getting a taste of songs we will perform as part of the American delegation at the Olympic Games in July 2012 in London.
Distant Land – A Prayer for Freedom written by John Rutter in 1990 after the demolition of the Berlin Wall and the release of Nelson Mandela from prison
Carl Orff – Carmina Burana, O Fortuna, powerful, musically challenging, most famous piece used all over the world in movies and commercials
David Dickau – If Music be the Food of Love, Dickau grew up in Monterey, music director at UC Davis, renowned choral conductor and composer
Theatrical favorites “Phantom of the Opera” and “West Side Story”
From Harry Belafonte Turn the World Around to Beethoven’s Hallelujah you will be swept off your feet by this 160 voices concert of all concerts.
Let Music be the Food of love and joy to all who support us and celebrate with us!
Check http://www.thempcs.org for Silent Auction and Palate Pleasing Food items.

No surprises as Cal-Am files three-legged approach with CPUC

Editor — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 04:42:07 +0000

Water purveyor requesting a ramp-up of rates approaching 2016 deadline

Following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Monterey Peninsula Water Management District and the Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency last Friday, April 20, the water purveyor for the Peninsula filed a project overview with the California Public Utilities Commission today, April 23, to build a small seawater desalination facility in North Marina and to purchase Groundwater Replenishment water from public agencies. That, along with aquifer storage of any excess water, will replace water curretnly being pumped in excess of state restrictions from the Carmel River. The desalination plant would have a capacity of about 5,500 acre-feet per year, while 3,500 acre feet per year is expected from the recycling facility.
The proposed site is slightly north of the earlier approved site, plans for which have fallen through, and near the MRWPCA facility, which will make powering the desal plant easier.
Slant wells are the preferred intake method, and Cal Am seeks to drill a test well soon.
In the event that ground water replenishment is found to be either not timely or cost-effective, Cal Am seeks approval to build a 9,000 acre-feet per year desalination facility. That decision, said California American Water president Rob McLean in a presentation to Monterey Peninsula mayors, will be made in early 2015.
Cal-Am is planning to make revisions to an existing Environmental Impact Report, trusting that a new “ground-up” report will not be necessary. A new EIR would seriously delay the project, and delay of any sort could result in rationing and skyrocketing bills to force cutbacks in usage.
The project is not going to be cheap, but it was never going to be inexpensive. “We will be proposing a rate base offset of $100 million through a surcharge on customers’ bills,” McLean said in his presentation before the Mayors’ Joint Powers Authority meeting; sort of a pay-as-you-go during construction, intended to avoid sticker shock when the project is completed.
If the PUC approves, customers will begin seeing the ramp-up beginning in the second half of the year 2013 when rates will rise, for the average bill, about 30 percent. Six months later, another 15 percent will be tacked on, and another 15 percent will show up on bills by the second half of 2014, after which rates should stabilize through 2016.
Some 8800 low water usage customers who currently pay about $21.12 per month will eventually see their bills go to a range of $40 to $56 by year 2017. $17 to $24 of that is related to the water supply project.
People in the 50th percentile, the median, currently pay about $28.90 and will see their bills go to $54 to $79 per month of which $22 to $33 is related to the water project. The average bill of $34.00 will go to $64 to $93 per month. There are also about 1300 customers who currently use 16 cubic feet of water per month and will see their bills go from $146.58 to as much as $198 or more.
There are other capital costs which Cal-Am is passing on to ratepayers, such as the San Clement Dam project and the Sand City Desal plant, which is already online.

Chamberlin Invitational Track Meet – Complete Scores

Editor — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:25:41 +0000

Complete Results!

Chamberlin Pre-Season Meet – 3/15/2012
Pacific Grove High School
Girls 100 Meter Dash Finals
1, Eleanor Brock, Georgiana Bruce, 13.28, w:NWI. 2, Onyx Gaston, Santa
Catalina S, 13.40, w:NWI. 3, Aubrie Odell, Pacific Grove Hi, 13.59, w:NWI. 4,
Nicole Trenchard, Pacific Collegia, 13.74, w:NWI. 5, Tierney Hightower, Santa
Catalina S, 13.75, w:NWI. 6, Hannah Gordon, Santa Catalina S, 13.98, w:NWI. 7,
Hannah Chee, Santa Catalina S, 14.10, w:NWI. 8, Bailee Rusconi, King City High
S, 14.22, w:NWI. 9, Leesa Lopez, Soledad HighSch, 14.26, w:NWI. 10, Anabelle
Louderback-Valenzuel, Georgiana Bruce, 14.30, w:NWI. 11, Channing Moss, King
City High S, 14.39, w:NWI. 12, Crystal Alvarez, Gonzales High, 14.48, w:NWI.
13, Christian Ramos, Soledad HighSch, 14.51, w:NWI. 14, Sabrina Salkind,
Georgiana Bruce, 14.68, w:NWI. 15, Katie Phillips, Pacific Grove Hi, 14.85,
w:NWI. 16, Marily Barron, Anzar High Schoo, 14.86, w:NWI. 17, Jazmin Ziramba,
Soledad HighSch, 14.92, w:NWI. 18, Luzz Bugarin, Soledad HighSch, 14.98,
w:NWI. 19, Karen Ochoa, Soledad HighSch, 15.00, w:NWI. 20, Joyce Chan, Santa
Catalina S, 15.05, w:NWI. 21, Lauren Haas, Santa Catalina S, 15.23, w:NWI. 22,
Justine How, Santa Catalina S, 15.25, w:NWI. 23, Sarah Mitchler, Georgiana
Bruce, 15.51, w:NWI. 24, Nubia Villaneda, Soledad HighSch, 15.62, w:NWI. 24,
Natalia Chacon, Greenfield High, 15.62, w:NWI. 26, Jocelyn Saldana, Greenfield
High, 15.73, w:NWI. 27, Yvette Felix, Anzar High Schoo, 16.00, w:NWI. 28,
Yajaira Gomez, King City High S, 16.04, w:NWI. 29, Theresa Eusebio, Soledad
HighSch, 16.15, w:NWI. 30, Dalia Jimenez, Soledad HighSch, 16.19, w:NWI. 31,
Brenda Mora, King City High S, 16.48, w:NWI. 32, Miriam Castro, Gonzales High,
16.67, w:NWI. 33, Shavea Salazai, Gonzales High, 17.15, w:NWI. 34, Yesenia
Camacho, Gonzales High, 18.10, w:NWI. 35, Gabriela Alcaraz, Greenfield High,
19.21, w:NWI.
Girls 200 Meter Dash
1, Aubrie Odell, Pacific Grove Hi, 28.24, w:NWI. 2, Leesa Lopez, Soledad
HighSch, 28.49, w:NWI. 2, Tierney Hightower, Santa Catalina S, 28.49, w:NWI.
4, Audrey Mustoe, The York School, 29.33, w:NWI. 5, Hannah Chee, Santa
Catalina S, 29.83, w:NWI. 6, Bailee Rusconi, King City High S, 29.94, w:NWI.
7, Eleanor Brock, Georgiana Bruce, 30.04, w:NWI. 8, Christian Ramos, Soledad
HighSch, 30.13, w:NWI. 9, Marily Barron, Anzar High Schoo, 30.70, w:NWI. 9,
Anabelle Louderback-Valenzuel, Georgiana Bruce, 30.70, w:NWI. 11, Sabrina
Salkind, Georgiana Bruce, 30.76, w:NWI. 12, Savannah Valaderez, King City High
S, 31.65, w:NWI. 13, Lindsay Robinson, King City High S, 31.73, w:NWI. 14,
Nubia Villaneda, Soledad HighSch, 32.05, w:NWI. 15, Channing Moss, King City
High S, 32.37, w:NWI. 16, Halley Albert, Santa Catalina S, 32.40, w:NWI. 17,
Zeni Silva, King City High S, 32.50, w:NWI. 18, Lauren Haas, Santa Catalina S,
32.76, w:NWI. 19, Yvette Felix, Anzar High Schoo, 32.80, w:NWI. 20, Unknown
Girl 10, Unknown, X32.90, w:NWI. 21, Unknown Girl 9, Unknown, X33.11, w:NWI.
22, Theresa Eusebio, Soledad HighSch, 33.21, w:NWI. 23, Natalia Chacon,
Greenfield High, 33.31, w:NWI. 24, Dalia Jimenez, Soledad HighSch, 33.32,
w:NWI. 25, Yajaira Gomez, King City High S, 33.44, w:NWI. 26, Makena Rakouska,
Pacific Grove Hi, 34.88, w:NWI. 27, Unknown Girl 11, Unknown, X35.82, w:NWI.
28, Maria Oceguera, Greenfield High, 36.50, w:NWI.
Girls 400 Meter Dash
1, Lauren Weichert, Pacific Grove Hi, 1:06.63. 2, Sarah Shepard, King City
High S, 1:09.13. 3, Justine Linneman, Pacific Collegia, 1:10.15. 4, Makena
Ehnisz, Santa Catalina S, 1:10.38. 5, Karen Martinez, King City High S,
1:10.72. 6, Lindsay Robinson, King City High S, 1:11.92. 7, Maddie Bennett,
Santa Catalina S, 1:12.51. 8, Halley Albert, Santa Catalina S, 1:12.65. 9,
Katherine Koulouris, Santa Catalina S, 1:12.81. 10, Ashley Hernandez, King
City High S, 1:13.18. 11, Elizabeth Gandara, Gonzales High, 1:14.20. 12, Joyce
Chan, Santa Catalina S, 1:14.43. 13, Shavea Salazai, Gonzales High, 1:14.62.
14, Zeni Silva, King City High S, 1:16.19. 15, Angelica Perez, King City High
S, 1:17.16. 16, Nelina Dominguez, Gonzales High, 1:17.94. 17, Maria Oceguera,
Greenfield High, 1:24.89. 18, Lorraina Padgett, Georgiana Bruce, 1:35.53.
Girls 800 Meter Run
1, Lucy Scattini, Santa Catalina S, 2:34.28. 2, Audrey Mustoe, The York
School, 2:37.60. 3, Michelle Watkins, Pacific Grove Hi, 2:39.81. 4, Kaitlin
Alt, Pacific Grove Hi, 2:42.03. 5, Meagan Browne, Pacific Collegia, 2:46.18.
6, Husna Bassal, Soledad HighSch, 2:47.08. 7, Yessica Cuevas, King City High
S, 2:50.03. 8, Aniela Grych, Carmel HighScho, 2:52.50. 9, Adriana Jimenez,
Greenfield High, 2:52.54. 10, Erika DePalatis, Carmel HighScho, 2:57.05. 11,
Angela Ebert, Carmel HighScho, 2:58.70. 12, Alondra Jaime, Greenfield High,
2:59.40. 13, Katherine Koulouris, Santa Catalina S, 2:59.72. 14, Amy Press,
King City High S, 3:00.93. 15, Lauren Murphy, Pacific Grove Hi, 3:02.11. 16,
Jessica Yescas, Soledad HighSch, 3:02.53. 17, Miriam Castro, Gonzales High,
3:08.65. 18, Jennifer Palermo, Soledad HighSch, 3:13.90. 19, Crystal Alvarez,
Gonzales High, 3:15.19. 20, Nelina Dominguez, Gonzales High, 3:17.52. 21,
Sophie Negron, Soledad HighSch, 3:28.78. 22, Adriana Alfaro, Soledad HighSch,
3:53.90.
Girls 1600 Meter Run
1, Mackenzie Dooner, Carmel HighScho, 5:41.30. 2, Lucy Scattini, Santa
Catalina S, 5:43.01. 3, Michelle Watkins, Pacific Grove Hi, 5:45.34. 4,
Kaitlin Alt, Pacific Grove Hi, 5:45.40. 5, Camille Herhusky, Carmel HighScho,
5:50.09. 6, Justine Linneman, Pacific Collegia, 6:12.28. 7, Yessica Cuevas,
King City High S, 6:14.01. 8, Husna Bassal, Soledad HighSch, 6:15.47. 9, Amy
Press, King City High S, 6:15.64. 10, Emma Miguel, Carmel HighScho, 6:19.55.
11, Jessica Yescas, Soledad HighSch, 6:23.17. 12, Aniela Grych, Carmel
HighScho, 6:23.22. 13, Nancy Rivera, Greenfield High, 6:25.00. 14, Alondra
Jaime, Greenfield High, 6:25.17. 15, Monica Medina, Anzar High Schoo, 6:25.70.
16, Elizabeth Gandara, Gonzales High, 6:31.04. 17, Erika DePalatis, Carmel
HighScho, 6:32.04. 18, Marcela Hernandez, King City High S, 6:33.47. 19,
Pasquala Sanchez, King City High S, 6:33.68. 20, Odalys Barajas, Greenfield
High, 6:37.54. 21, Lauren Murphy, Pacific Grove Hi, 6:42.12. 22, Amairany
Perez, Greenfield High, 6:44.28. 23, Adriana Vazquez, Anzar High Schoo,
6:49.01. 24, Maria Rojo, King City High S, 6:54.80. 25, Jennifer Palermo,
Soledad HighSch, 7:01.22. 26, Miriam Castro, Gonzales High, 7:05.17. 27,
Crystal Alvarez, Gonzales High, 7:12.75. 28, Mirda Lopez, King City High S,
7:15.18. 29, Nelina Dominguez, Gonzales High, 7:19.81. 30, Sophie Negron,
Soledad HighSch, 7:36.85. 31, Jeniesha Parra, Anzar High Schoo, 7:58.54. 32,
Rosalina De Jesus, Greenfield High, 8:01.79. 33, Adriana Alfaro, Soledad
HighSch, 8:19.53.
Girls 100 Meter Hurdles
(w: NWI) 1, Jessica Davis, King City High S, 16.03. 2, Kendra Hoffman, Santa
Catalina S, 17.19. 3, Laila Joseph, Santa Catalina S, 18.14. 4, Katie
Phillips, Pacific Grove Hi, 18.66. 5, Jocelyn Saldana, Greenfield High, 21.95.
Girls 300 Meter Hurdles
1, Jessica Davis, King City High S, 48.24. 2, Kendra Hoffman, Santa Catalina
S, 51.96. 3, Hannah Gordon, Santa Catalina S, 56.93.
Girls 4×100 Meter Relay
1, Santa Catalina School 54.72. 2, Santa Catalina School ‘B’ 57.83. 3, King
City High School 57.91. 4, Pacific Grove High School 58.06. 5, Greenfield High
School 1:01.28. 6, King City High School ‘B’ 1:03.27. 7, Greenfield High
School ‘B’ 1:09.50. –, Georgiana Bruce Kirby DQ.
Girls 4×400 Meter Relay
1, Santa Catalina School 4:33.39. 2, King City High School 4:43.51. 3, Pacific
Grove High School 4:44.18. 4, Greenfield High School 5:08.76. 5, Greenfield
High School ‘B’ 5:48.92.
Girls High Jump
1, Jessica Davis, King City High S, 5-02. 2, Laila Joseph, Santa Catalina S,
4-08. 3, Tori Lis, Pacific Grove Hi, J4-08. 4, Luzz Bugarin, Soledad HighSch,
4-06. 5, Halley Albert, Santa Catalina S, 4-04. 6, Elizabeth Gandara, Gonzales
High, J4-04. 7, Justine How, Santa Catalina S, 4-02. 8, Lauren Haas, Santa
Catalina S, J4-02. 9, Katie Phillips, Pacific Grove Hi, J4-02. 10, Joyce Chan,
Santa Catalina S, 3-10. 10, Hana Santucci, Pacific Grove Hi, 3-10. 12, Ashley
Hernandez, King City High S, 3-08. 12, Jennifer Rivera, Soledad HighSch, 3-08.
Girls Pole Vault
1, Nicole Trenchard, Pacific Collegia, 10-00. 2, Parker Levinson, Carmel
HighScho, 7-00. 3, Jenny Schrock, Carmel HighScho, 6-06. –, Lauren Weichert,
Pacific Grove Hi, NH. –, Ashley Hernandez, King City High S, NH.
Girls Long Jump
1, Aubrie Odell, Pacific Grove Hi, 15-03, w:NWI. 2, Tierney Hightower, Santa
Catalina S, 13-08, w:NWI. 3, Meagan Browne, Pacific Collegia, 13-06, w:NWI. 4,
Hannah Chee, Santa Catalina S, 13-04, w:NWI. 5, Genny Paddock, Pacific Grove
Hi, 13-00, w:NWI. 6, Unknown Girl 6, Unknown, X12-06.50, w:NWI. 7, Makena
Ehnisz, Santa Catalina S, 12-05.75, w:NWI. 8, Jazmin Ziramba, Soledad HighSch,
12-04, w:NWI. 9, Maddie Bennett, Santa Catalina S, 11-08.50, w:NWI. 10,
Justine How, Santa Catalina S, 11-08, w:NWI. 10, Eva Cole, Santa Catalina S,
11-08, w:NWI. 12, Hannah Chung, Pacific Grove Hi, 11-03.25, w:NWI. 13, Cindy
Pena, King City High S, 11-02.25, w:NWI. 14, Lorena Aparicio, King City High
S, 11-00, w:NWI. 15, Crystal Alvarez, Gonzales High, 10-03, w:NWI. 16,
Angelica Perez, King City High S, 10-02, w:NWI. 17, Elsie Martinez, King City
High S, 9-09.75, w:NWI. 18, Emelia Barrios, King City High S, 9-06.50, w:NWI.
19, Miriam Castro, Gonzales High, 9-04, w:NWI. 20, Nelina Dominguez, Gonzales
High, 8-02, w:NWI.
Girls Triple Jump
1, Tori Lis, Pacific Grove Hi, 32-01, w:NWI. 2, Jazmin Ziramba, Soledad
HighSch, 28-10, w:NWI. 3, Jessica Davis, King City High S, 28-00, w:NWI. 4,
Onyx Gaston, Santa Catalina S, 26-07, w:NWI. 5, Eva Cole, Santa Catalina S,
26-03.25, w:NWI.
Girls Shot Put
1, Mele Hautau, Pacific Grove Hi, 29-09. 2, Heather Zanetta, King City High S,
26-10.25. 3, Christina Taschner, Pacific Grove Hi, 25-10.50. 4, Kathy
Valdavia, Pacific Grove Hi, 23-11. 5, Shavea Salazai, Gonzales High, 23-08.50.
6, Marlene Rios, King City High S, 23-06.50. 7, Maria Bonilla, King City High
S, 23-05.25. 8, Sarah Shepard, King City High S, 23-03.25. 9, Benita Cuevas,
King City High S, 23-03. 10, Cindy Pena, King City High S, 22-10. 11, Margaret
Randell, Georgiana Bruce, 22-04.50. 12, Lorena Aparicio, King City High S,
22-00. 13, Cipriana Lujan, Greenfield High, 21-09. 14, Emelia Barrios, King
City High S, 21-07.75. 15, Kuky Rivas, Soledad HighSch, 20-05.50. 16, Jennifer
Rivas, Greenfield High, 20-02.50. 17, Lilly Lowe-Hogan, Santa Catalina S,
19-04.50. 18, Elena Doss, Pacific Grove Hi, 19-04.25. 19, Zala Babi, Soledad
HighSch, 16-04.50. 20, Shkala Salim, Soledad HighSch, 15-03.50. 21, Amara
Pate, Santa Catalina S, 14-05. 22, Yesenia Castro, Soledad HighSch, 13-02. 23,
Barbina Safi, Soledad HighSch, 13-00.50. 24, Maria Bugarin, Soledad HighSch,
11-06.
Girls Discus Throw
1, Christina Taschner, Pacific Grove Hi, 88-01.50. 2, Mele Hautau, Pacific
Grove Hi, 85-07. 3, Heather Zanetta, King City High S, 81-01. 4, Savannah
Valaderez, King City High S, 72-11. 5, Sarah Shepard, King City High S, 70-03.
6, Marlene Rios, King City High S, 68-06.50. 7, Benita Cuevas, King City High
S, 65-02. 8, Cipriana Lujan, Greenfield High, 63-02.50. 9, Cindy Pena, King
City High S, 62-10. 10, Jazmin Ziramba, Soledad HighSch, 60-11. 11, Maria
Bonilla, King City High S, 59-07. 12, Jennifer Rivas, Greenfield High, 58-00.
13, Margaret Randell, Georgiana Bruce, 57-11. 14, Zala Babi, Soledad HighSch,
56-04. 15, Elsie Martinez, King City High S, 54-02.50. 16, Lorena Aparicio,
King City High S, 52-05. 17, Elena Doss, Pacific Grove Hi, 51-10. 18, Emelia
Barrios, King City High S, 50-11. 19, Shkala Salim, Soledad HighSch, 50-10.50.
20, Brenda Carrera, Greenfield High, 48-10. 21, Kuky Rivas, Soledad HighSch,
47-05. 22, Maria Bugarin, Soledad HighSch, 43-04.25. 23, Kathy Valdavia,
Pacific Grove Hi, 38-09.50. 24, Barbina Safi, Soledad HighSch, 33-02. 25,
Shavea Salazai, Gonzales High, 16-00. –, Yesenia Castro, Soledad HighSch, ND.
Boys 100 Meter Dash
1, Jose Martinez, Soledad HighSch, 11.74, w:NWI. 2, Felix Glen, King City High
S, 11.85, w:NWI. 3, Brian Garcia, Soledad HighSch, 11.98, w:NWI. 4, Nathan
Torres, Greenfield High, 12.17, w:NWI. 5, Hector Garduno, King City High S,
12.34, w:NWI. 6, Mike Sanchez, Soledad HighSch, 12.43, w:NWI. 7, Gabe Hatcher,
Anzar High Schoo, 12.44, w:NWI. 8, Aaron Arellano, King City High S, 12.47,
w:NWI. 9, Tim Jones, King City High S, 12.59, w:NWI. 10, Miguel Zarate,
Gonzales High, 12.61, w:NWI. 11, Jason Gilbert, Pacific Collegia, 12.63,
w:NWI. 12, Mark Alamillo, Soledad HighSch, 12.65, w:NWI. 13, Miguel Aguilar,
Soledad HighSch, 12.66, w:NWI. 14, Fernando Longoria, Soledad HighSch, 12.68,
w:NWI. 15, Alec Aguayo, Soledad HighSch, 12.83, w:NWI. 16, Chris Zuniga, King
City High S, 12.85, w:NWI. 17, Alfredo Diaz, Greenfield High, 12.89, w:NWI.
18, Christian Munoz, Greenfield High, 12.93, w:NWI. 19, Matt Peters, Anzar
High Schoo, 13.03, w:NWI. 20, Francisco Martinez, Soledad HighSch, 13.06,
w:NWI. 21, Carlos Morga, Greenfield High, 13.08, w:NWI. 22, Connel Wilson,
Georgiana Bruce, 13.19, w:NWI. 23, Alonzo Rosales, Soledad HighSch, 13.20,
w:NWI. 24, Kyle Lundquist, Pacific Grove Hi, 13.21, w:NWI. 25, Raul Mora,
Anzar High Schoo, 13.25, w:NWI. 26, Mark Valladarez, Soledad HighSch, 13.34,
w:NWI. 27, Marco Arrendondo, Greenfield High, 13.38, w:NWI. 28, Lee
Silverglate, Pacific Collegia, 13.43, w:NWI. 29, Tyler Gelzieichter, Pacific
Grove Hi, 13.54, w:NWI. 30, Isaiah Sanchez, Greenfield High, 13.75, w:NWI. 31,
Brandon Ramirez, King City High S, 13.77, w:NWI. 32, Nico Hughes, Soledad
HighSch, 14.03, w:NWI. 33, Jose Luis Lamas, Greenfield High, 14.23, w:NWI. 34,
Nick Armas, Pacific Grove Hi, 14.27, w:NWI. 35, Estevan Lopez, Soledad
HighSch, 14.49, w:NWI. 36, Liam Cunningham, Pacific Grove Hi, 15.02, w:NWI.
–, Joseph Castillo, Soledad HighSch, DQ, w:NWI. –, Phillip Duong, Soledad
HighSch, DQ, w:NWI. –, Unknown Boy 1, Unknown, X12.72, w:NWI.
Boys 200 Meter Dash
1, Rafael Sancen, Soledad HighSch, 24.64, w:NWI. 2, Elijah Valadarez, King
City High S, 24.79, w:NWI. 3, Aaron Arellano, King City High S, 25.27, w:NWI.
4, Hector Garduno, King City High S, 25.45, w:NWI. 5, Adrian Garcia, Gonzales
High, 25.52, w:NWI. 6, Mark Alamillo, Soledad HighSch, 25.70, w:NWI. 7, Tim
Jones, King City High S, 25.79, w:NWI. 8, Chris Zuniga, King City High S,
26.01, w:NWI. 9, Mike Sanchez, Soledad HighSch, 26.13, w:NWI. 10, Saul Loa,
King City High S, 26.26, w:NWI. 11, Francisco Martinez, King City High S,
26.39, w:NWI. 12, Fernando Longoria, Soledad HighSch, 26.63, w:NWI. 13,
Francisco Martinez, Soledad HighSch, 26.65, w:NWI. 14, Raul Mora, Anzar High
Schoo, 26.94, w:NWI. 15, Michael Gibbs, Soledad HighSch, 27.10, w:NWI. 16,
Gabriel Suarez, Soledad HighSch, 27.43, w:NWI. 17, Joseph Castillo, Soledad
HighSch, 27.51, w:NWI. 18, Isaiah Sanchez, Greenfield High, 27.60, w:NWI. 18,
Kyle Lundquist, Pacific Grove Hi, 27.60, w:NWI. 20, Jose Martinez, Soledad
HighSch, 28.09, w:NWI. 21, Mariano Delgado, Soledad HighSch, 28.44, w:NWI. 22,
Jose Luis Lamas, Greenfield High, 29.00, w:NWI. 23, Zaqueo Guzman, Greenfield
High, 29.12, w:NWI. 24, Jose Ibarra, Soledad HighSch, 29.24, w:NWI. 25, Oscar
Argueta, Soledad HighSch, 29.75, w:NWI. 26, Pablo Solano, Greenfield High,
31.17, w:NWI. 27, Kevin Guerra, King City High S, 31.28, w:NWI. 28, Gerardo
Amador, Gonzales High, 31.59, w:NWI. 29, James Deutsch, Georgiana Bruce,
35.29, w:NWI. 29, Connel Wilson, Georgiana Bruce, 35.29, w:NWI.
Boys 400 Meter Dash
1, Will Shearer, The York School, 52.98. 2, Felipe Guijarro, Greenfield High,
53.45. 3, Rafael Sancen, Soledad HighSch, 54.82. 4, Elijah Valadarez, King
City High S, 56.11. 5, David Yang-Murray, Pacific Collegia, 56.68. 6, Michael
Gibbs, Soledad HighSch, 58.85. 7, Noe Vasquez, Gonzales High, 59.41. 8, Erik
Munoz, King City High S, 59.68. 9, Mark Ryan, Pacific Grove Hi, 59.95. 10,
Saul Loa, King City High S, 1:00.45. 10, Kevin Guerra, King City High S,
1:00.45. 12, Chris Kootstra, Pacific Collegia, 1:00.91. 13, Alexis Diaz,
Soledad HighSch, 1:01.15. 14, Matt Mounteer, Pacific Grove Hi, 1:01.25. 15,
Eliazar Gandara, Gonzales High, 1:02.41. 16, Kevin Gomez, Soledad HighSch,
1:02.74. 17, Gabriel Suarez, Soledad HighSch, 1:03.95. 18, Rey Razo, Soledad
HighSch, 1:05.06. 19, Mariano Delgado, Soledad HighSch, 1:05.29. 20, Luc
Bouchard, Pacific Collegia, 1:05.66. 21, Chris Guerra, King City High S,
1:06.78. 22, Oscar Argueta, Soledad HighSch, 1:07.41. 23, Isaac Tavarez,
Soledad HighSch, 1:07.78. 23, Jose Ibarra, Soledad HighSch, 1:07.78. 25,
Adriel Salcedo, King City High S, 1:08.35. 26, Arturo Rascon, Gonzales High,
1:12.96. 27, James Deutsch, Georgiana Bruce, 1:20.84.
Boys 800 Meter Run
1, Sam Hales, King City High S, 2:04.35. 2, Addison Miller, Pacific Grove Hi,
2:05.70. 3, Will Shearer, The York School, 2:07.13. 4, Conrad Hain, Carmel
HighScho, 2:09.70. 5, Tom Kochevar, Carmel HighScho, 2:10.52. 6, Roland
Centeno, The York School, 2:12.13. 7, Justin DePalatis, Carmel HighScho,
2:12.41. 8, Paul Marien, Pacific Grove Hi, 2:13.27. 9, Skyler Lewis, Pacific
Grove Hi, 2:14.10. 10, Conrado Preciado, Soledad HighSch, 2:14.56. 11, Abraham
Lopez, Greenfield High, 2:14.85. 12, Melesio Garcia, King City High S,
2:15.74. 13, Edgar Bonilla, King City High S, 2:17.27. 14, Joshua Dormody,
Carmel HighScho, 2:17.28. 15, Eduardo Orozco, King City High S, 2:19.94. 16,
Eliazar Gandara, Gonzales High, 2:20.19. 17, Ruben Martinez, Soledad HighSch,
2:20.76. 18, Jacob Loh, Pacific Grove Hi, 2:23.10. 19, Roosevelt Sosa,
Greenfield High, 2:24.59. 20, Victor Saucedo, Pacific Grove Hi, 2:24.67. 21,
Wiliams Ordaz, King City High S, 2:28.00. 22, Luis Saldana, Soledad HighSch,
2:28.28. 23, Cobi Allen, The York School, 2:30.54. 24, Joe Molina, Soledad
HighSch, 2:33.66. 25, Brian Clark, The York School, 2:36.52. 26, Zaqueo
Guzman, Greenfield High, 2:37.19. 27, Pablo Solano, Greenfield High, 2:41.55.
28, Wil Johnson, Carmel HighScho, 2:42.29. 29, Louis Leon, Soledad HighSch,
2:43.61. 30, Andrew Martinez, Soledad HighSch, 2:45.05. 31, Nathan Benabides,
Soledad HighSch, 2:46.05. 32, Erick Espino, Soledad HighSch, 2:49.09. 33,
Manuel Lopez, Soledad HighSch, 2:50.92. 34, Javier Mosqueda, Soledad HighSch,
2:52.78.
Boys 1600 Meter Run
1, Sam Hales, King City High S, 4:32.25. 2, Randy Sosa, Greenfield High,
4:35.80. 3, Addison Miller, Pacific Grove Hi, 4:36.85. 4, Conrad Hain, Carmel
HighScho, 4:44.80. 5, Tom Kochevar, Carmel HighScho, 4:46.06. 6, Edgar
Bonilla, King City High S, 4:46.77. 7, Melesio Garcia, King City High S,
4:47.56. 8, Justin DePalatis, Carmel HighScho, 4:50.10. 9, Roland Centeno, The
York School, 4:51.69. 10, Skyler Lewis, Pacific Grove Hi, 4:52.18. 11, Conrado
Preciado, Soledad HighSch, 4:54.55. 12, Joshua Dormody, Carmel HighScho,
4:54.84. 13, Paul Marien, Pacific Grove Hi, 4:55.73. 14, Jacob Loh, Pacific
Grove Hi, 4:57.17. 15, Cornelio Alfaro, Gonzales High, 5:02.25. 16, Eduardo
Orozco, King City High S, 5:03.31. 17, Jesus Resendiz, Greenfield High,
5:08.27. 18, Ruben Martinez, Soledad HighSch, 5:08.88. 19, Cobi Allen, The
York School, 5:09.16. 20, Diego Avila, Anzar High Schoo, 5:10.09. 21, Wiliams
Ordaz, King City High S, 5:11.64. 22, Diego Leon, Anzar High Schoo, 5:11.72.
23, Alex Condotti, Pacific Collegia, 5:12.25. 24, Victor Saucedo, Pacific
Grove Hi, 5:15.54. 25, Joseph Hales, King City High S, 5:16.57. 26, Eliazar
Gandara, Gonzales High, 5:19.82. 27, Roosevelt Sosa, Greenfield High, 5:19.87.
28, Eli Cushnir, Pacific Collegia, 5:20.68. 29, Luc Bouchard, Pacific
Collegia, 5:23.47. 30, Brian Clark, The York School, 5:26.77. 31, Joe Molina,
Soledad HighSch, 5:28.65. 32, Sergio Martinez, Carmel HighScho, 5:29.22. 33,
Luis Saldana, Soledad HighSch, 5:33.21. 34, Christopher Good, Carmel HighScho,
5:33.59. 35, Louis Leon, Soledad HighSch, 5:38.89. 36, Iljin Cho, Carmel
HighScho, 5:39.35. 37, Zaqueo Guzman, Greenfield High, 5:42.30. 38, Pablo
Solano, Greenfield High, 5:48.83. 39, Andrew Martinez, Soledad HighSch,
5:52.10. 40, Jaime Martinez, Greenfield High, 5:56.97. 41, Andre Dakis,
Soledad HighSch, 5:57.12. 42, Sam Klemek, Carmel HighScho, 6:09.88. 43, Brian
Garcia, Soledad HighSch, 6:12.73. 44, Javier Mosqueda, Soledad HighSch,
6:15.30. 45, Nathan Benabides, Soledad HighSch, 6:19.22. 46, Manuel Lopez,
Soledad HighSch, 6:20.34. 47, Erick Espino, Soledad HighSch, 6:31.93. 48, Omar
Padilla, Soledad HighSch, 7:31.10.
Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
(w: NWI) 1, Felipe Guijarro, Greenfield High, 16.63. 2, Christian Munoz,
Greenfield High, 18.05. 3, Eric O’Hagan, Pacific Grove Hi, 18.14. 4, Boston
Breuner, Pacific Collegia, 21.59. 5, Carlos Morga, Greenfield High, 22.12.
Boys 300 Meter Hurdles
1, Felipe Guijarro, Greenfield High, 43.34. 2, Eric O’Hagan, Pacific Grove Hi,
47.45. 3, Christian Munoz, Greenfield High, 50.16. 4, Adrian Valdez, Soledad
HighSch, 51.69.
Boys 4×100 Meter Relay
1, Soledad High School 46.71. 2, King City High School 47.43. 3, Pacific
Collegiate School 49.62. 4, Greenfield High School 52.63. 5, King City High
School ‘B’ 57.02. –, Soledad High School ‘B’ DQ.
Boys 4×400 Meter Relay
1, Greenfield High School 2:41.19. 2, King City High School 3:48.09. 3,
Soledad High School 3:49.86. 4, Pacific Grove High School 3:54.84. 5, Anzar
High School 3:59.02. 6, King City High School ‘B’ 3:59.57.
Boys High Jump
1, Adrian Valdez, Soledad HighSch, 6-00. 2, Zane Carroll, King City High S,
5-04. 3, Miguel Aguilar, Soledad HighSch, J5-04. 4, Emmanuel Garces, King City
High S, 5-02. 5, Lowell Welburn, King City High S, J5-02. 6, Richie Ruiz,
Soledad HighSch, 4-10. 6, Brandon Ramirez, King City High S, 4-10. 8, Joseph
Hales, King City High S, 4-08. 9, Luc Bouchard, Pacific Collegia, J4-08. –,
Jose Ochoa, Gonzales High, NH. –, Christian Pantoja, King City High S, NH.
Boys Pole Vault
1, Lowell Welburn, King City High S, 11-06. 2, Johan Vachek, King City High S,
11-00. 2, Jacob Villegas, King City High S, 11-00. 4, Addison Miller, Pacific
Grove Hi, 9-06. 5, Unknown Boy 2, Unknown, X9-00. 6, Drew Davis, Carmel
HighScho, 8-06. 7, Max Schrock, Carmel HighScho, 7-06. –, Alejandro Resendiz,
Carmel HighScho, NH.
Boys Long Jump
1, Johan Vachek, King City High S, 17-10.25, w:NWI. 2, Zane Carroll, King City
High S, 17-05.50, w:NWI. 3, Rob Garcia-Pallares, Pacific Collegia, 17-03.50,
w:NWI. 4, Emmanuel Garces, King City High S, 17-02.50, w:NWI. 4, Aaron
Arellano, King City High S, 17-02.50, w:NWI. 6, Nathan Torres, Greenfield
High, 17-00.50, w:NWI. 7, Jason Gilbert, Pacific Collegia, 16-08.25, w:NWI. 8,
Alec Aguayo, Soledad HighSch, 16-06, w:NWI. 9, Pascual Rodriguez, Gonzales
High, 15-11.50, w:NWI. 10, Alonzo Perez, Pacific Grove Hi, 15-06.25, w:NWI.
11, Christian Pantoja, King City High S, 15-04.25, w:NWI. 12, Unknown Boy 9,
Unknown, X14-11.50, w:NWI. 13, Brandon Ramirez, King City High S, 14-06.25,
w:NWI. 14, Isaiah Sanchez, Greenfield High, 14-05.75, w:NWI. 15, Connel
Wilson, Georgiana Bruce, 14-02.50, w:NWI. 16, Marco Arrendondo, Greenfield
High, 14-01.50, w:NWI. 17, Carlos Morga, Greenfield High, 14-00, w:NWI. 18,
Abraham Medina, Greenfield High, 13-05.50, w:NWI. 19, Kyle Lundquist, Pacific
Grove Hi, 13-05, w:NWI. 20, Jose Luis Lamas, Greenfield High, 13-02.50, w:NWI.
21, Jose Ochoa, Gonzales High, 12-09.50, w:NWI. 22, David Wiltschko, Pacific
Grove Hi, 12-00.25, w:NWI.
Boys Triple Jump
1, Zane Carroll, King City High S, 39-03, w:NWI. 2, Jason Gilbert, Pacific
Collegia, 38-11.50, w:NWI. 3, Johan Vachek, King City High S, 37-09, w:NWI. 4,
Emmanuel Garces, King City High S, 37-07.50, w:NWI. 5, Richie Ruiz, Soledad
HighSch, 36-05, w:NWI. 6, Lowell Welburn, King City High S, 33-03.25, w:NWI.
7, Marco Arrendondo, Greenfield High, 32-00.50, w:NWI. 8, Erik Munoz, King
City High S, 31-06.50, w:NWI. 9, Christian Pantoja, King City High S, 29-07,
w:NWI. 10, Jesus Resendiz, Greenfield High, 28-02, w:NWI. 11, Jared Solario,
Gonzales High, 27-06.25, w:NWI. 12, Abraham Medina, Greenfield High, 25-09,
w:NWI.
Boys Shot Put
1, Jesus Trejo, King City High S, 37-07. 2, Marco Mendoza, Greenfield High,
35-02. 3, Joseph Kryger, Soledad HighSch, 35-00. 4, Isaiah Valadarez, King
City High S, 34-08. 5, Alonzo Perez, Pacific Grove Hi, 33-11. 6, Edgar
Hernandez, Soledad HighSch, 33-02.50. 7, Cornelio Alfaro, Gonzales High,
33-00. 8, Francisco Amaro, Soledad HighSch, 32-10.50. 9, David Galvan,
Greenfield High, 32-04. 10, Isaac Robledo, Gonzales High, 30-11. 11, Pardeep
Chahal, King City High S, 30-03. 12, David Rodriguez, Soledad HighSch,
29-11.50. 13, Nick Garcia, King City High S, 29-09.50. 14, Grant Padilla, King
City High S, 26-02.50. 15, Shayne Grindstaff, Pacific Grove Hi, 25-11.50. 16,
Geoff Olson, Pacific Collegia, 25-10.50. 17, Jared Solario, Gonzales High,
25-05.50. 18, Joaquin Romero, Pacific Grove Hi, 23-10.50. 19, Sergio Salcedo,
King City High S, 21-01.50. 20, Julio Guapo, Soledad HighSch, 16-05.
Boys Discus Throw
1, Jesus Trejo, King City High S, 116-02. 2, Francisco Amaro, Soledad HighSch,
108-05. 3, Isaiah Valadarez, King City High S, 106-09. 4, Emmanuel Garces,
King City High S, 106-02.50. 5, Joseph Kryger, Soledad HighSch, 96-11.75. 6,
Edgar Hernandez, Soledad HighSch, 86-06.50. 7, David Galvan, Greenfield High,
84-06.50. 8, Geoff Olson, Pacific Collegia, 77-06. 9, Isaac Robledo, Gonzales
High, 73-07.25. 10, David Rodriguez, Soledad HighSch, 70-09. 11, Pardeep
Chahal, King City High S, 70-04. 12, David Wiltschko, Pacific Grove Hi,
70-01.50. 13, Nick Garcia, King City High S, 69-02.50. 14, Marco Mendoza,
Greenfield High, 66-04.75. 15, Cornelio Alfaro, Gonzales High, 65-11. 16,
Grant Padilla, King City High S, 63-08.50. 17, Jared Solario, Gonzales High,
54-05. 18, Joaquin Romero, Pacific Grove Hi, 53-04. 19, Sergio Salcedo, King
City High S, 52-06.75. 20, Shayne Grindstaff, Pacific Grove Hi, 51-00.50. 21,
Julio Guapo, Soledad HighSch, 37-08.50.

Chamberlin Invitational Track Meet

Editor — Fri, 23 Mar 2012 21:19:38 +0000

Following are school rankings. The entire score, which lists all athletes, their schools and times or distances, can be found on our Sports Page. See the link above .

Chamberlin Pre-Season Meet – 3/15/2012
Hosted by Pacific Grove High School: Team Rankings – Through Event 32

Female Team Scores
Place Name Points
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1 Santa Catalina School SC 126
1 Pacific Grove High School PG 126
3 King City High School KC 85
4 Pacific Collegiate School PCS 29
5 Carmel High School CAR 26
6 Soledad High School SOL 20
7 The York School YORK 12
8 Georgiana Bruce Kirby GBK 10
8 Greenfield High School GRE 10
10 Gonzales High School GON 3
11 Unknown UNK 1

Male Team Scores
Place Name School Points
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1 King City High School KC 189.5
2 Soledad High School SOL 91.5
3 Greenfield High School GRE 79
4 Pacific Grove High School PG 38
5 Pacific Collegiate School PCS 26
6 The York School YORK 17
7 Carmel High School CAR 13
8 Unknown UNK 2
8 Gonzales High School GON 2
8 Anzar High School ANZ 2