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Randolph Runs 30-second Best in 3200m;
7 Climb Podium at Meet of Champions

Distance standout Helen Randolph (25) saved her best for last as the senior earned a podium finish in the 3200m at the NCS Meet of Champions with a 30 second improvement over her previous season best. In spite of the typical windy conditions in the Dublin High School stadium, Randolph battled against the fastest field in meet history to finish 6th in a time of 10:44.26. The mark moves her to 6th all-time on the school record list.

Other podium finishers over the 2-day event included Sean Parker (26), who turned in his 2nd-best triple jump performance of the season to finish 4th. His mark of 45-10 was just a half-inch shy of the automatic state championship qualifier.

Also finishing 4th were Jasmine McCasland (27) in the 400m and Sierra Worster (26) in pole vault. Worster set a new personal best with a clearance of 10-7.

The girls' 4x800m relay squad held on for a 5th-place finish on Friday evening while the girls' 4x400 relay squad claimed that same step on the podium on Saturday night. Sarah Graves (26) turned in the top 400m split of her career at 60.5.

Check out results and pictures of the 2025 NCS Meet of Champions HERE.


May 17, 2025
McCasland Leads Relay Squads to Season Bests; 19 Advance to Meet of Champions

All three girls' relays earned advancement to the NCS Meet of Champions by virtue of finishing in the top 6 at Saturday's NCS Tri-Valley Area Championships hosted by Clayton Valley High School.

2 of the 3 squad were anchored by sprint standout Jasmine McCasland (27). The sensational sophomore also advanced in the open 400m by placing 3rd. Her 400 split on the anchor leg of the 1600 relay was an astonishing 56.6, the fastest by a Campolindo athlete since all-time great Maddy Doane carried the baton for the Cougars in 2019.

Check out all the Campolindo performances at the Tri-Valley meet HERE.


May 10, 2025
Varsity Girls Push Title Streak to 4 Years; FS Boys Win with Distance Dominance

With runner-up finishes in both relays and points scored in 15 of 16 events, the Campolindo varsity girls earned their 4th consecutive DAL championship at Saturday's league finals. The margin of victory over 2nd place Clayton Valley was just 8 points, the total earned by the Cougars in the final event of the day, the 1600 relay.

Check out results and pictures from the 2025 DAL Championship Finals HERE.


May 3, 2025
McCasland Clocks 4th All-Time 400m at DAL Trials; Parker, Worster Move to 6th

Not only did she dominate her 400m heat at Saturday's DAL Championship Trials, Jasmine McCasland (27) turned in the 4th best 1-lap time in school history to claim the #1 seed heading into the finals scheduled for May 10. Her effort was one of several that climbed the record board.

Check out results from the DAL Championship Trials HERE!

 

April 19, 2025
Li's 14-4 Wins Granada Fest Pole Vault; Girls' 400 Relay Rises to 3rd All Time

Junior Malik Li (26) continued his rise in the record books with a 14-foot, 4-inch clearance to win the pole vault title at Saturday's Granada Distance & Sprint Festival hosted by Granada High School of Livermore. The mark is now 5th best in Campolindo history.

Check out results and pictures from the Granada Distance & Sprint Fest HERE.


April 16, 2025
Knights Sweep Shorthanded Cougars at Final Home Dual; Relay Dips under 50

With over a quarter of the roster on the sidelines, Campolindo fell short in every division at Wednesday's league dual meet against Las Lomas. The Knights flexed their depth, winning 33 separate events and sweeping the top 3 places in 9 of them.

The few bright spots fore the Cougars included a 20-foot long jump from rookie Oliver Murrin (27) and a 9-foot improvement in the discus for Vivienne Dunn (27).

Check out complete results v. Las Lomas HERE.


March 29, 2025
Parker Leaps to 7th All-Time Triple Jump; Axelrod Cracks 140 in Discus at Foothill

Foothill High School hosted the Bay Area Relays Invitational on Saturday as select Cougars participated in a final competition before a 2-and-a-half week break in their schedule. Moderate wind and sunny skies inspired strong performances from veterans like Sean Parker (26), who posted a season's best in the long jump and a record-board mark in the triple jump. Parker's leap of 42 feet, 6 and a quarter inch in the latter is 7th best in school history.

Check out results and pictures of the 2025 Bay Area Relays HERE.


March 26, 2025
Girls' Sprint Crew Records Record-Board Relay Marks in DAL Dual v. Northgate

Favorable wind helped most short sprinters record season-best times at Wednesday's DAL dual meet against the visiting Northgate Broncos, including Jasmine McCasland (27), who breezed to a 100m victory in 12.63. The mark moves the sophomore to 7th on the all-time school record list.

Check out results and pictures from the DAL Dual v. Northgate HERE.

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HSU RUNNING CAMP

HSU Distance Running Camp: This legendary week-long summer workshop is hosted on the Humboldt State University campus and provides an opportunity for athletes to learn from some of the top coaches and elite athletes in the sport today, all while enjoying the most spectacularly beautiful running trails in the world. The 2025 edition is set for July 20 through 25.

 


As part of our committment to educate and empower student-athletes to create positive change on matters of race and equality, we engage in instructional activities developed by Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality. Featured topics include identity, privilege, and racism.



Cougar Track & Field stands in solidarity with BLM against racial injustice. We are committed to equity work on our campus and in our community. Our athletes and coaches are actively engaged in these efforts both through regular team discussions, presentations and service projects, and in collaboration with Positive Coaching Alliance educational workshops and the campus-wide Diversity & Inclusion project.



Do you enjoy the majestic landscape of the East Bay? We do. We are grateful for the opportunity to live and train in this region, rich in both cultural heritage and natural beauty. We encourage participants and their families to consider a contribution to the Sogorea Te Land Trust as a gesture of gratitude for the privilege to use this land and respect for its indigenous inhabitants.