NCS
Meet of Champions
Dublin High School
Dublin CA
Friday, May 22, 2026
Satruday, May 23, 2026
RESULTS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
Girls' Relays Lord over Section at MOC; Li, Boys' 4x800 Punch Tickets to State Meet
For the 1st time in school history, the Campolindo girls are NCS champions in both the 4x100 and 4x400 relays with victories over the best of the section at Saturday's Meet of Champions hosted at Gaels Stadium in Dublin.
After preliminary rounds in most running events on Friday, the Cougars opened Saturday with an improvement by over 2 tenths to crack 47 seconds for the 1st time, claiming the 4x100 relay victory over a highly touted Pittsburg squad. Improved exchanges gave Campolindo a sizable advantage through 3 legs before senior Sarah Graves (26) held off the Pirates' hard-charging anchor to win in 46.99, just 1-one hundredth ahead of the runners-up.
The astonishing feat with followed by a series of state-qualifying efforts, including 2nd place finishes for Jasmine McCasland (27) and Claire Andrzejek (26) in the 400m and 800m, respectively. Andrzejek broke her own school record in the 2-lap race, nearly chasing down heavily favored Josie Hill of Sonoma Academy.
McCasland and Andrzejek joined Sophia Moore (28), who had herself qualified for the CIF championships on Friday with a clearance in the pole vault of 11 feet, 2 inches.
Friday evening also saw a short-handed boys' 4x800 relay survive a 3-team battle for just 2 qualifying berths. While the Cougars entered the race with the top time in the section, they were without 800m school record holder Caden Ehrhorn (28), who was sidelined with illness. Instead, freshman Thomas Riley (29), having just run a personal best of 1:57.07 to qualify for the open 800m finals, took the baton on the 3rd leg to keep his squad in contention. At the final exchange, both Maria Carrillo and Analy had caught the leaders.
First Analy, and then Maria Carrillo, passed Cody De La Cruz (26) over the final leg's opening lap. 600m in, it appeared the Cougars senior was beginning to lose contact with the duo battling for the win. However, with 100m remaining, De La Cruz summoned 1 last gear to close the distance on 2nd place. In the final meters the Analy anchor stumbled and De La Cruz surged ahead.
The 7:52.38 clocking for 2nd place is #2 in school history and advances Campolindo to the state meet for the 1st time in the event.
Also heading to Clovis is Malik Li (26), who improved his pole vault school record to 15 feet, 6 inches, to claim 2nd place in the boys' competition on Saturday.
After qualifying with freshman Ilinca Galatanu (29) contributing a 3rd leg, the girls' 4x400 relay closed out Saturday's running event finals with a wire-to-wire victory.
FRIDAY TRIALS
VARSITY GIRLS RESULTS
400 Relay Emma Stimmler-Sophia Moore-Jasmine McCasland-Sarah Graves=47.20, 1600 Amalia Contreras 5:07.80, 400 Jasmine McCasland 57.04, 800 Claire Andrzejek 2:19.09, 300 Hurdles Emma Stimmler 45.34, 3200 Relay Amalia Contreras 2:23.7-Jillian Randolph 2:23.6-Rana Beeson 2:42.9-Adeline Travis 2:35.8=10:05.77, 1600 Relay Emma Stimmler-60.1-Jasmine McCasland 59.9-Ilinca Galatanu 63.2-Sarah Graves 58.2=4:01.50
VARSITY BOYS RESULTS
400 Relay Danny Dang-Henry Franklin-Sean Parker-Micah Parker=42.65, 1600 Carter Cook 4:25.83, Caden Ehrhorn 4:28.87, 800 Thomas Riley 1:57.07, 100 Micah Parker 10.82, 3200 Chase Nickens 1:56.1-Taiyo Chiba 2:00.4-Thomas Riley 2:00.5-Cody De La Cruz 1:55.5=7:52.38, 1600 Relay Danny Dang 51.0-Owen Shiba 53.4-Rorey Freer 53.4-Jet Walsh 52.7=3:30.25, TJ Sean Parker 44-2.5
SATURDAY FINALS
VARSITY GIRLS RESULTS
400 Relay Emma Stimmler-Sophia Moore-Jasmine McCasland-Sarah Graves=46.99, 400 Jasmin McCasland 46.93, 800 Claire Andrzejek 2:09.36, 300 Hurdles Emma Stimmler 46.00, 1600 Relay Emma Stimmler 61.2-Claire Andrzejek 57.9-Jasmine McCasland 57.5-Sarah Graves 58.7=3:55.10, PV Sophia Moore 11-2, Alaina Lawrence 9-6
VARSITY BOYS RESULTS
1600 Carter Cook 4:22.86, 800 Thomas Riley 2:02.70, LJ Sean Parker 21-6, Denzel Parker 21-4, PV Malik Li 15-6
Check out complete meet results HERE!