Mike GuardabascioComments Off on PHOTOS: CIF-SS Masters Track & Field Meet
We’ve got some photos by legendary Long Beach sports editor Jim McCormack
5/26/18: Poly senior Ariyonna Augustine defended her titles in the 100 and 200 Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
5/26/18: Millikan’s Riley Williams qualified for the State Meet by finishing sixth in the 300hurdles Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
5/26/18: Kenya Payne advanced to the State Meet by finishing sixth in the 300 hurdles Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
5/26/18: Wilson High sophomore qualified for the State Meet by clearing 5-foot-6 Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
5/26/18: Poly senior Ariyonna Augustine defended her titles in the 100 and 200 Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
5/26/18: Poly senior Ariyonna Augustine defended her titles in the 100 and 200 Saturday at the CIF Masters Track and Field Meet at El Camino College. Photo jim.mccormack@mac.com
An LBC native, Mike Guardabascio has been covering Long Beach sports professionally for 13 years, with his work published in dozens of Southern California magazines and newspapers. He's won numerous awards for his writing as well as the CIF Southern Section’s Champion For Character Award, and is the author of three books about Long Beach history.
With just a few weeks left to go in what has been a turbulent and emotional school year for everyone in Long Beach, Friday’s Moore League track and field championships at Wilson High felt like a celebration for the entire city. Athletes from all over Long Beach and Compton came together for a huge gathering […]
Photo by Stephen Carr Last month’s announcement that the new Long Beach Main Library would be named in honor of Billie Jean King got me thinking: what else out there is in need of a name? Or, to look at it from a better angle, who else out there is deserving of a major honor? […]
