Etiwanda High School

Copyright Āc 2009 Ed Bagley

There is a reason why California is the state continuously high production in the country for monitoring and talent on the field. This is because a population of 36 + million people, the highest in the nation.

Knowing that the second most populous nation is Texas with 24 million, then to New York with 19 million, well, you get the point.

So just what is the size of California's 39 million inhabitants? Well, you could take the total population of Wyoming, Vermont, North Dakota, Alaska, South Dakota, Delaware, Montana, Rhode Island, Hawaii, New Hampshire, Maine, Idaho, Nebraska, West Virginia, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Kansas, Arkansas, Mississippi and Iowa and the result will always be a lower combined state of California 36 + million people.

In other words, the total population of 21 states would not exceed the population of California.

This makes the talent pool of California the best of the best, if not ahead of the rest in all cases. Among the 49 boys and girls events below, California has the current national leader in 12 (24%) and two new U.S. holders of high school records this season.

As a leading California 25 individual boy, Reggie Wyatt in the top 3 events, the 400, the 300 hurdles and 400 hurdles. Randall Carroll doubled in the 100 and 200, Mac fleet doubled in the 800 and 1600, and Mason Finley doubled in the shot and disc.

Among the 24 leaders of California individual girl, Jordan Hasay is on top, 3, 1500, 1600 and 3200. Ashton Purvis doubled in the 100 and 200 Kori Carter doubled in the 100 and 300 meter hurdles, and Anna Jelmini doubled in the shot and disc.

All athletes in individual events are seniors unless otherwise indicated after their name. There are six juniors, one sophomore and no freshmen.

Among boys and girls relay teams, Dana Hills High School is ahead in five races, the boys 4x800, 4X1600 and the distance medley relay 4000, 4000 and the girls distance medley relay and 4x100-meter hurdles in shuttle. Serra High School leads in four events and Rancho Verde High School 3. Here is the full performance by:

State of California only - high school boys:

100 to 10.30 by Randall Carroll of Cathedral - current national leader.

200 to 21.06 by Randall Carroll of Cathedral.

400 to 46.13 by Reggie Wyatt of the Sierra.

800 - 1:50.31 by Mac Fleet of University City.

1600 - 4:01.49 by Mac Fleet of University City.

3200 - 8:51.60 - Chris Schwartz of Foothill.

110m hurdles - 13.76 by Morgan Dale Taft - Junior.

300 Hurdles - 35.02 - Reggie Wyatt of the Sierra - the current national leader and a New American High School Record.

400m hurdles - 49.78 by Reggie Wyatt - Current national leader.

4x100 Relay - 40.67 by Serra High School.

4x200 Relay - 1:27.32 by Rancho Cucamonga High School.

4x400 relay - 3:13.75 by High School Rancho Verde.

4x800 relay - 7:40.30 by Dana Hills High School.

4x1600 Relay - 17:21.67 by Dana Hills High School.

800 sprint medley relay - 1:31.18 by Serra High School.

1600 Sprint medley relay - 3:27.49 by High School Rancho Verde.

4000 Distance medley relay - 10:01.50 by Dana Hills High School.

4x110 Shuttle Hurdle Relay - 61:11 by Valhalla High School.

High jump - 03/07 Nick Ross Mountain Vista.

Pole Vault - 16-09 by Michael Woepse of Mater Dai Catholic - Junior.

Long jump - from 25 to 02.25 by Chase Wheeler De La Salle.

Triple jump - 50-04 by Hammed Suleman Deer Valley.

Shot put - from 69 to 06.25 Mason Finley - Buena.

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