Girls Meet Records
100 Meters Angela Williams (Chino, CA) 11.32 1998
200 Meters Marion Jones (Rio Mesa, Oxnard, CA) 22.87 1991
400 Meters Monique Henderson (Morse, San Diego, CA) 52.51 2001
800 Meters Heidi Magill (Mountain View, Orem, UT) 2:06.34 2002
1600 Meters Alex Kosinski (Oak Ridge, El Dorado Hills, CA) 4:41.70c 2007
3200 Meters Jordan Hasay (Mission College Prep, San Luis Obispo, CA) 10:03.7c 2007
100 Meter High Hurdles Trinity Wilson (St. Mary's, Berkeley, CA) 13.51 2011
300 Meter Intermediate Hurdles Lashinda Demus (Wilson, Long Beach, CA) 40.70 2001
4x100 Meter Relay Poly, Long Beach, CA 44.95 2004
4x200 Meter Relay Poly, Long Beach, CA 1:33.87 2004
4x400 Meter Relay Wilson, Long Beach, CA 3:39.12 2001
4x800 Meter Relay Randolph, New York, NY 8:58.30 2002
4x1600 Meter Relay Saugus, Santa Clarita, CA 20:03.73 2008c
800m Sprint Medley Poly, Long Beach, CA 1:38.73 2003
1600m Sprint Medley West Catholic, Philadelphia, PA 3:59.74 2004
Distance Medley Harvard-Westlake, North Hollywood, CA 11:40.89 2011
4x100 Shuttle Hurdles Relay J.W. North, Riverside, CA 57.49 2003
Long Jump Jernae Wright (James Logan, Union City, CA) 20’09.75" 1995
Triple Jump Brittany Daniels (Merrill West, Tracy, CA) 43’05.00” 2005
High Jump Yleana Carrasco (Anaheim, CA) 6’00.00" 1985
Pole Vault Tori Anthony (Castilleja, Palo Alto, CA) 13’07”00 2007
Shot Put Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley, Concord, CA) 51’01.50" 1993
Discus Throw Seilala Sua (St. Aquinas, Fort Lauderdale, FL) 180’02" 1996
Heptathlon Ashley Smith (Millikan, Long Beach, CA) 5,225 points 2010
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