Track: Agoura’s Cabral records second-fastest time in nation

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Agoura junior Jonathan Cabral, running on his favorite track, won the Southern Section Division 3 championship in the 110 high hurdles Saturday at Cerritos College with a time of 13.58 seconds, the second-fastest clocking in the nation this season and fastest in California.

‘I was really good technique wise,’ he said. ‘I didn’t hit any of the hurdles.’

In an upset in the girls’ Division 2 hurdles, Brea Buchanan of Chino Hills Ayala defeated Stanford-bound Kori Carter of Claremont. Buchanan finished in 13.82. Carter had a slow start and couldn’t overcome it.

In the Division 1 boys’ 1,600, Jantzen Oshier of Mission Viejo Trabuco Hills won in 4:12.61, edging Arcadia’s Ammar Moussa, the Gatorade state runner of the year in cross country.

In the Division 3 shot put, Brandon Greenberg from Encino Crespi won in 61-4 1/2, a career best.

Josh Mance from Chino Don Lugo and Robert Woods from Gardena Serra set divisional records in the 400. Mance won the Division 2 race in 46.32. Woods won Division 4 in 46.99.

For complete results, go here.

-- Eric Sondheimer