Mid-Season Mania 3200m Invitational
Campolindo High School
Moraga CA
Wednesday, October 22, 2025
RESULTS AT BOTTOM OF PAGE
Ehrhorn-Gregory Duo Pilot Cougars to National Lead in Hoka Postal 2-Mile
In one of the most spectacular performances in Campolindo sports history, the Cougars dropped a staggering 9:20 average for their top-5 finishers at Wednesday evening's Mid-Season Mania 3200m Invitational hosted in Bob Wilson Stadium. Cool temperatures and zero wind made for optimal conditions as the state's top-ranked Division 3 squad flexed its depth and claimed the national lead in the Hoka Postal 2-Mile Championships.
While the final heat of the day featured Branham's Alijah Murillo as the top seed, it was Caden Ehrhorn (28) who energized the pace after a surprisingly slow 1st turn around the oval. Clark Gregory (27) joined his teammate at the font shortly thereafter and the race was on. Though Murillo did attempt to take the lead in the 2nd mile, the Campolindo duo simply refused to defer to the favorite and eventually pulled away, breaking the tape in 9:10.80 and 9:11.46, respectively.
Perhaps even more shocking were the closing laps of Nikola Van Delft (27) and Gavin Gunn (27), who nearly caught the Branham star as they posted 1st-time sub-9:20 marks to help land their squad 4 of the top 5 finishing places.
Just 10 seconds later, Jack Durden (27) and Chase Nickens (28) barreled over the finish to give the boys 5 in the top 10 and 6 in the top 11.
Prior to this incredible result, the Cougars had already posted what would eventually stand up as top-20 performances in the preceding heat as Cody De La Cruz (26) streaked away from the field with an convincing 9:33.09 win and Taiyo Chiba (27) and Samuel Hearn (27) snuck under the 9:40 mark. Drew Shogan claimed the 20th overall finish on the night at 9:47.59.
The Cougars' team time of 46:91 is now #1 on the Hoka Postal 2-Mile national rankings with the competition set to close on November 2.
Other notable performances included a season debut by Claire Andrzejek (26), who provided the 4th-best mark for the girls at 11:40.86, and a 37-second improvement over last year's time by Anjali Rao (26). The biggest PR was turned in by Jonah Char (28), who lowered his mark by 2 minutes and 24 seconds.
BOYS' RESULTS:
CADEN EHRHORN 10 9:10.80
CLARK GREGORY 11 9:11.46
NIKOLA VAN DELFT 11 9:17.29
GAVIN GUNN 11 9:17.75
JACK DURDEN 11 9:28.38
CHASE NICKENS 10 9:31.92
CODY DE LA CRUZ 12 9:31.92
TAIYO CHIBA 11 9:39.07
SAMUEL HEARN 11 9:39.81
DREW SHOGAN 11 9:47.59
TAEJIN CHUNG 12 10:07
RAFAEL VAN DELFT 9 10:08.46
AUSTIN SUNG 9 10:39.08
JONAH CHAR 10 10:46.23
HUDSON TURNER 9 11:07.20
CHARLIE WANG 12 11:30.10
NATHAN LITTELL 12 11:34.82
TIANYANG ZHANG 9 11:41.65
MATTHEW BEARDSLEY 11 11:59.84
ETHAN DONG 10 12:13.49
EVAN ZHOU 9 12:16.35
ROBERT SILVERMAN 12 12:18.45
CAMDEN SMITH 11 12:43.45
DAVIS LEONARD 9 13:38.00
AARAV MURTHY 9 14:07.53
SAMUEL BEARDSLEY 9 14:38.84
GIRLS' RESULTS:
JILLIAN RANDOLPH 10 11:14.66
AMALIA CONTRERAS 11 11:25.75
KIONA MCCASLAND 11 11:34.14
CLAIRE ANDRZEJEK 12 11:40.86
SOPHIE LECHNER 11 11:55.74
RANA BEESON 10 12:44.03
KATHERINE VONDERBRINK 10 12:56.02
ANJALI RAO 12 13:03.97
ENYA ZHENG 11 13:08.60
NORA LAWRENCE 11 13:09.71
SHRIYA LIND 10 13:29.40
CAROLINE GALINDO 10 13:39.02
MILA NISHIMORI 9 13:53.75