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TOM MOORE RELAYS
Sierra girls win their own track invitational
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Sierras Celeste Angulo finished fourth Saturday in the 100-meter hurdles in 19.39 seconds in the Tom Moore Relays at Sierra High School. - photo by DAVE CAMPBELL/The Bulletin

Jasmin Correa helped the Sierra varsity girls win their own invitational Saturday while the Manteca girls claimed the frosh/soph championship in the Tom Moore Relays at Daniel Teicheira Memorial Stadium.

Correa won the 400-meters (1 minute, 1.24 seconds), 800 (2:36.24) and was on the winning 4x100 relay (52.55) with Raiann Prieto, Jaida Franklin and Danielle Cesante. Other Timberwolves first-place finishers included Megan Oblin (1600, 5:34.46), Jaida Franklin (high jump, 4 feet, 6 inches) and the 4x400 relay (4:32.41) of Cesante, Julia Recker Jeida Lavender and Luisa Millero. 

Recker (100 hurdles, 18.02) and Perla Valdovinos (discus, 92-4) were second for Sierra while Celeste Angulo (100 hurdles, 19.39), Dulce Cruz (shot put, 28-11 ½), Sydney Huynh (pole vault, 6-0) and Miranda Miller (triple jump, 30-6) were fourth.

Lathrop’s Virly Santos won the 100 hurdles (17.77) while teammates Zakiyaa Nelson (100 hurdles, 19.25) and Erielle De La Cruz (long jump, 14-0 ½, triple jump, 30-7 ½) finished third. 

Manteca’s Julianne Eavenson finished fourth in the discus (88-6).

In boy’s competition, Ripon went one-two in the pole vault with Tino Raygoza winning it with an effort of 12-6 and Second Joshua Veltkamp was second (12-0). 

Raygoza was second in the long jump (19-10). Ryan Daggett was third for the Indians in the 110 hurdles (17.25) with teammates Roland Davis (110 hurdles, 17.27) and Chris Cook (shot put, 40-4) finishing fourth and Joshua Veltkamp (long jump, 18-11 ½) finishing fifth. 

Sierra’s Jesse Hurtado won the 1600 (4:45.77). The Timberwolves 4x400 relay was second (3:47.47) while the sprint medley was fifth (1:44.68). Sierra’s Jerardo Salcedo was fifth in the 400 (54.09). 

Frosh-soph

The Manteca girls owned the relays with Olga Perez, Julia Moreno, Abigail Arias and Kaley Miller winning both the 4x100 relay (53.81) and sprint medley (2:08.67). Perez, Arias and Moreno were joined by Victoria Villalvazo for a second-place finish in the 4x400 (4:45.58). 

The Buffaloes’ Ana Marie Medina won the shot put (28-7 ½). Picking up bronze medals for Manteca were Medina and Malana Sagapolu who tied for third in the discus at 68-3 with Grace Mejorado (high jump, 4-6), Anchaleena James (triple jump, 28-9) and Jayda Jackson finishing fourth in the long jump (12-10).

Sierra’s Judith Okolo was first in the 100 hurdles (19.51) and teammate Madison Wilcox won the triple jump (29-9 ½). Abida Ali was second in the discus (75-0) and third in the shot put (25-9). Sabrina Caldwell (800, 2:50.71) and Madison Wilcox (high jump, 4-4) each finished fourth and Kateltyn Finnicum (100 hurdles, 19.51) was fifth. 

Ripon’s Mallary States won the high jump (4-8) while teammate Reina Sausedo was second in the long jump (14-1). Gianna Brocchini was fourth in the 100 hurdles (20.04) as was the Indians sprint medley (2:10.73) and 4x400 (4:54.20) relay teams. 

In boys competition, Manteca’s Sergio Espinoza, Nathan Schatmeier, Dy’lon Valentine, Jacob DeJesus won the 4x100 relay (47.35) and they were third in the sprint medley (1:45.64). Teammate Dominik Neuharth was fifth in the high jump (5-0).

Sierra’s Holden Fishburn won the shot (43-3 ½) and teammate Axel Rios was third in the 1600 (5:05.13). The Timberwolves 4x100 relay was second (47.53) and the 4x400 relay was fourth (4:00.29).

Ripon’s Aaron Wood was third in the long jump (17-3 ½) and fourth in the high jump (5-2) and triple jump (34-5 ½).