Anna is in her 4th year competing on our track and field team as a distance runner. Her favorite memory on the team was going to Denny’s after Saturday long runs and Thursday late night meets with the team. Her advice to a younger teammate is, "enjoy everything while it lasts, it goes by way to fast." Outside of track, Anna also runs cross country and is part of the peer counseling program. After graduating, Anna hopes to go to a 4 year university and study criminology, followed by law school. Anna would like to thank her parents and Coach Doc for always supporting her!

Anthony is in his 3rd year competing on our track and field team as a high jumper. His favorite memory on the team was going to Get Air with the High Jump team. His advice to a younger teammate is, "Don’t use the bathroom right before your event or you might miss it." Outside of track, Anthony is also apart of AVID. After graduating, Anthony plans to become a doctor in physical therapy. Anthony would like to thank “God, my parents and Coach Max.”

Brooke is in her 3rd year competing on our track and field team as a hurdler and sprinter. Her favorite memory on the team was watching her friends run the 4x4 at the end of the meets and cheering them on. Her advice to a younger teammate is, "Consistency is key, work hard every day." Outside of track, Brooke is also the Cheer Captain for RB. In the fall Brooke has plans to run track in college at San Diego Mesa. Brooke would like to thank her Mom, Dad, and Brother for believing her, giving her a constant source of strength that fuels her confidence.

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Cooper is in his 4th year competing on our track and field team as a thrower. His favorite memory on the team was hitting a PR in league to move onto CIF. His advice to a younger teammate is, “Eat, eat, eat.” Cooper would like to thank his mom & dad.

Elora is in her 2nd year competing on our track and field team as a sprinter and hurdler. Her favorite memory on the team is hanging out with friends in between events on meet days. Her advice to a younger teammate is, "The only way to get better is by pushing yourself to your limits, but don’t forget to have fun." Outside of track, Elora is apart of Cru Club, Delayed Entry Program for Marines, and volunteering for her church. In the fall Elora will be joining the Marines, going to college, and becoming a nurse. Elora would like to thank her mom and dad.

Jonathan is in his 4th year competing on our track and field team as a distance runner. His favorite memory on the team was when he ran the Jaguar Invite 800 his junior year and ran just off of his PR despite only finding out he would be running 15 minutes before the race began. His advice to a younger teammate is, "Work really hard in the offseason and make the workouts hurt the most." Outside of track, Jonathan is also a part of Cross Country, Peer Counseling, Sports Medicine Club and Jesus Club. Jonathan’s favorite quote comes from Coach Kevin “How bad do you want it?" In the fall Jonathan plans to attend a four year university and major in kinesiology or public health. Jonathan would like to thank “Previous seniors for mentoring me, Coach Kevin for seeing my potential, my teammates, especially William and Sunny for not only making great memories but also giving me rides, and my Family, especially my dad for supporting and pushing me to begin my running journey.”

Maddy is in her 4th year competing on our track and field team as a sprinter. Her favorite memory on the team was going to the beach with the team after the 2025 Falcon Relays. Her advice to a younger teammate is, "Work hard, but more importantly have fun!" Outside of track, Maddy is also apart of Cheer, Peer Counseling and Bronco Ambassadors. In the fall Maddy has plans to study Chemical Engineering at a 4 year university. Maddy would like to thank her parents, twin brother, Tristan, and all of the RB track coaches for creating such a positive environment!

Sunny is in his 2nd year competing on our track and field team as a distance runner. His favorite memory on the team was spending time with seniors and mentoring the under classmen, with McDonald’s always being a fun part. His advice to a younger teammate is, "always move on after a bad race." Sunny has future aspirations to become and athletic trainer. Sunny would like to thank God for bringing life and everyone around me, his family for always supporting him, and Coach Kevin for always doing his best to support the team and make them better, which is not always easy.

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