Saugus proves it’s in the running for another state title
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Despite not fielding a full team, the Saugus girls’ cross-country team has to be considered the favorite to repeat as state champions following another sparkling performance at Saturday’s Clovis Invitational.
Running on the same Woodward Park course in Fresno that hosts the state championships every year, the Centurions won the Division I girls’ race in 92 minutes 35 seconds, according to the Daily News. Even better, the result beat last year’s state-championship winning time of 93:06.
Saugus’ Katie Dunn finished third overall in 17:52 and teammates Brianna Jauregui (18:14) and Anne Randall (18:24) finished fifth and seventh.
On the boys’ side, Highland’s Jeremy Acosta (15:25) finished third in the Division I race and Zack Torres (15:30) of Crescenta Valley was fourth.
For complete results, go here.
Also, I want to say thanks to Rich Gonzalez and Doug Speck of DyeStatCal.com for permission to use their videos. The first video is highlights from the girls’ Division I race and the second is a post-race interview with Hasay.
