The Meet of Future Champions
Hello Bronco families and fans,
Last week we headed just down the road to Westview for our dual meet. Our Varsity boys took the win with a score of 76 - 55 while Varsity Girls narrowly missed the win 72 - 64, JV Girls 62 - 47, and Boys JV 96 - 30. Find the full meet results for our Westview Dual here and photos by DC Lenswork here. On Saturday some of our underclassmen headed to Del Norte for the Dick Wilkins Frosh/Soph Championships. This meet hosts all of the top freshmen and sophomores in San Diego. It is incredibly excited to see all of the young talent up in coming, find the full meet results here. Keep reading for more highlights!
OUR TEAM STORE IS LIVE, CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT!
SAVE THE DATE FOR OUR END OF SEASON TEAM AWARDS BANQUET - Tuesday May 26th
BE SURE TO FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM FOR REAL-TIME UPDATES @BRONCOSTF
Our Jerseys FINALLY came in the mail.
The jerseys are sold at cost to athletes to keep and use for their years on our team for a total of $41.50 if you pay by cash or check (made out to Rancho Bernardo High School Foundation) you can also pay ahead through paypal (if doing so, please send your athlete with a screen shot of your payment confirmation) or by card/apple pay/tap to pay which incurs a service fee coming out to $42.75.
If you owe money for shorts or need to buy shorts, they are $37 cash/check or $39 paypal/card.
Photo by DC Lenswork
Athletes of the Meet
Each week, we will highlight Athletes of the Meet for the prior weeks meet(s). These athletes are selected by their respective event coaches for their performance at the meet. Athletes who had break out performances, big PRs, pulled off something big for the team score, great sportsmanship, etc. We want to take the time to highlight a couple of athletes who had spectacular performances at our dual meet against Mt Carmel and The Jaguar/Mt Sac Invitationals.
Westview Dual Meet
Long/Triple Jump -
Hank Wu with a big PR in triple. He is now over 38 feet and has improved over 3 feet on his triple jump since the season began.
Hurdles -
Jacob Tesiero dropped a huge 2.5 second PR in the 300 hurdles, great growth and development in this new event.
High Jump -
Jack Fernandez contributed to points earned with a second place finish off of limited preparations.
Sprints -
Molly Cawfield with a double PR in the 100 and 200.
Nathan Isisp double PR in the 200 and 400.
Miles De La Cruz and Manny Collins set new PRs.
Distance -
Jonah Brilliant with s double PR in 16/8, with a 20 second PR in the 8.
Savannah Maguire had a 24 second PB in 3200.
Throws -
Owen Reifenberger switched to a rotation in shot and threw right around his PR and then in his first time competing on a full in discus set a 12 ft PR and won the JV boys disc comp.
Dick Wilkins Frosh/Soph Championships
Long/Triple Jump -
Vibha Reddy took 1st place in the Frosh triple with a jump of 35’10.75. She has improved over 3 feet in 3 weeks.
Hurdles -
Alejandro Gastelum broke 18 in the 110s for a big PR and a fantastic race, also earning a medal in the open 110 hurdles!
High Jump -
Peyton Dalrymple jumped an inch under her PR w/ 4’7 while having to deal w/ someone moving her mark right before the comp started.
Pole Vault
Kayden Gongon matched her PR for a 3rd place overall.
Tyler Humphrey with a big PR in the vault, breaking the 14’ barrier for 2nd place overall!
Sprints -
Nico Doolittle pr in the 400 at 51.2.
Cal Grandinetti set PRs in both 200 and 400 with a win in the invite 400!
Distance -
Bobby Elmore, double PR in the invite races. 2nd place in the 16, 5th in the 32. For Frosh all time list, becomes 1st all time in the 16, 3rd all time for the 32.
Amelia Krolikowski broke 5:30 for the first time in the 1600 and just missed breaking 12:00 in the 3200 (12:02).
Throws -
Lily Glick coming off of a foot and a half PR on Thursday at Westview set another PR of 27’7 @ Frosh/ Soph 4th place finish.
Our Next Meet
This week we have our final dual meet of the year AWAY at Del Norte on Thursday April 30th. The top 3 athletes in each event score points (1st - 5 points, 2nd-3 points, 3rd-1 point). It is crucial that athletes are giving their best effort in all events they are competing in and communicating with their coach if anything comes up. More info on this week’s dual meet here.
This will be the final meet of our regular season and the end of the season for most of our JV athletes. Approximately the top 18-27 athletes in each event (not always, it remains a very competitive event) in the Palomar League (which consists of Rancho Bernardo, Mt Carmel, Westview, Del Norte, San Marcos and Poway) will move on to compete in League Finals at Mt Carmel High School on Friday May 8th. From there, athletes will need to qualify based on performance to the next meet, D1 (Division 1) Finals. We will know the final athletes who qualified for league finals on Monday May 4th. More info to come, ask your event coach with questions.
This weekend we do not have a meet, some event groups may have a Saturday practice, each event coach will communicate that accordingly.
Photo by Gerardi Media
House Keeping
We are asking for a $300 parent donation to help offset our team costs. As always Athlete's are not required to "pay to play", however, this $300 donation would help cover essential program costs. If you are able to donate you can do so in a variety of ways. See more info on our Donation Page
SAVE THE DATE for our end of season banquet, Tuesday May 26th!
OUR TEAM STORE IS LIVE, CLICK HERE TO CHECK IT OUT!
Be sure you are following us on Instagram! We share meet photos, meet recap reels, live updates and more there. @BroncosTF
SENIORS! Time to fill out your senior bios to be featured on our website. Follow this link
Calling all RBHS T+F Alumni, fill out this form to be included on our alumni page!
Donate your used spikes to a Bronco in need!
If your athlete has spikes (competition shoes) from a past season that are in decent condition, they can use them again. If they are getting new spikes and don’t need their old ones, feel free to bring them to practice and we can share them with another Bronco in need! Once your athlete gets their spikes, have them show their coach before wearing them at practice. We can help navigate each athletes needs.