Mac Fleet

The top boys performances delivered at the Roy Griak Invitational in meet history.

Colin Sahlman's 14:26.50 from last season is the second-fastest boys time ever on the Woodward Park 5K course at the CIF-State Championships.

With adidas Nationals in a week we look at the best performances at NC A&T's venue's history.

The next phase of this Section vs. Section Virtual Challenge is double-dual scoring. Here we go ... 

We take the all-time best marks from the largest of CA's 10 sections and score it in a dual meet format.

In the 2nd installment of "Where Are They Now", we catch up with former University City High School and current redshirt senior University of Oregon runner, Mac Fleet.  He finished his high school career as one of the all-time greats from the San Diego Section with a state championship in cross country and track and field.

Forget about North Carolina-Duke basketball. Forget about Ohio State-Michigan football. Forget about Army-Navy anything. PAC-12 Cross Country trumps them all.

The California Track and Field State Meet continues with top US times. University City's Mac Fleet (second from right in blue) wins the 1600 meter run with a new US#1 time of 4:05.33.

  University City High School senior Mac Fleet talks about his incredible race at the Boston Indoor Games.   (Photo:  Fleet 100 meters from the finish line and a State Championship Win at the California State Meet last November.)

(Photo by George Ross's DIGITALphotoconcept LLC) When you have a collection of the finest prep milers in the country toeing the line together, good things will often occur. At the Reebok Boston Indoor Games on Saturday night, the girls’ and boys’ junior mile races proved no falsity it that statement. In perhaps one of the most exciting prep races to be held at the Reggie Lewis Track & Athletic Center, University City (CA) High senior Mac Fleet edged Westerly (RI) High senior Andrew Springer at the line with a nation-best time of 4 minutes, 9.06 seconds.

The season really started to heat up this past weekend in California, as many of the top teams and individuals in the state headed to the Woodbridge Invitational and Mt. Carmel Invitational. Check out our race summaries, along with meet pages and results, in our weekend round-up. (Photo by Andrew McClanahan)

With so much action this past weekend, our coverage spilled over Monday into our weekly News & Notes section. The Woodbridge and Mt. Carmel Invitationals are highlighted, which saw some impressive individual and team results, including a few upsets. See what else took place, as well as our weekly look ahead.

With only six of the twenty Foot Locker finalists from last year returning back in 2008, the West seems to be wide open for newcomers to make names for themselves. Leading the way on the girls side is '05 national champion and '07 third placer Jordan Hasay (CA) (pictured above by John Herzog), while Chris Schwartz (CA) is the lone male national returnee.