The Wolves put together a strong, complete day at Mustang Roundup at Trabuco Hills High, with varsity athletes stepping up across distance, sprints, relays, hurdles, and field events. The team competed with confidence all meet long and showed great range across event groups.

Distance led the way with a huge double from Maximo Zavaleta, who won the 3200 in 9:07.81 and came back to win the 1600 in 4:09.86. On the girls side, Elizabeth Jacklin had an outstanding day, placing 2nd in the 3200 (10:51.18) before winning the 1600 in 5:03.55. In the 800, Natalie Drewitz earned a 3rd-place finish in 2:17.85, and Frank Stewart added a 2nd-place finish in the boys race at 1:57.47.

The sprint and relay groups continued to produce high-level performances. The girls 4×100 delivered a strong 2nd-place finish in 47.98, and the Wolves showed great speed and composure throughout the day’s sprint events.

A major highlight came in the girls 400, where Aaliyah Rudolph finished 2nd in 56.53 and set a school record in the event.

In the field events, the Wolves were excellent. Justin Coute won both boys throws, taking 1st in Shot Put (53-9) and 1st in Discus (143-10). Bailey Mann also had a big double, finishing 2nd in Shot Put (31-2) and winning Discus (117-0). In jumps, Vanessa Hope added a 2nd-place finish in Triple Jump (37-5), and Cassandra Heston contributed another podium for the girls with a 3rd-place finish in Shot Put (29-10).

Overall, this was a true all-events team performance with podium finishes in every major area. The Wolves continue to build momentum and confidence, and this meet showed exactly the kind of depth and competitiveness the team is capable of.

The Wolves put together a big-time night at Vista Murrieta, competing with confidence, depth, and great energy from the first event to the last. Across relays, distance, hurdles, sprints, and field events, the group looked connected and aggressive, and that showed in the results.

The relay groups got things rolling right away and set the tone for the evening. The girls 4x100 grabbed a win in 48.46, and the boys 4x100 followed with a first-place finish in 43.65. Later in the meet, the girls 4x400 took another win in 4:03.90, and the boys 4x400 closed the night with a strong 3:30.49 victory.

Distance continued to be a major strength. In the girls 1600, Elizabeth Jacklin took the win in 5:09.45, with Jude Abu-Ghazaleh and Natalie Drewitz right there with strong races. In the girls 3200, Jude Abu-Ghazaleh came back to win in 11:22.41. On the boys side, Mason Stehmeier won the 3200 in 10:24.84, leading a strong group effort that included Max Guzzetta, Juan Carlos Leiva, and Andrew Hearn.

The 800s were another highlight. Gracie Guzzetta won the girls race in 2:23.08, and Maximo Zavaleta won the boys race in 1:54.07. Both races were smartly run and finished with authority, and both groups showed great support up and down the lineup.

In the sprint and hurdle events, the Wolves kept the pressure on. Aliyah Rudolph won the girls 100 in 12.45, and Princeton Lewis had a great double, winning the boys 100 in 11.10 and the 200 in 22.61. Zaina Vaughn swept both hurdle races, taking the 100 hurdles in 16.08 and the 300 hurdles in 48.67. In the girls 200, Amaya Lochard added another first-place finish in 26.36.

The field groups were outstanding too. Vanessa Hope won the triple jump with 37-3.75, and Jemeni Mckee won pole vault at 12-6. In the throws, Bailey Mann swept shot put (31-10) and discus (112-10), while Justin Coute did the same on the boys side with wins in shot put (50-9) and discus (152-9).

Overall, this felt like a full-team performance in every sense. The Wolves competed hard, raced for each other, and left the meet with real momentum heading into the next one:Trabuco Hills Invite this Saturday!