By Steve Breazeale
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Dolphins Track Athletes Compete in Masters Meet
Four Dana Hills High School track and field athletes traveled to Cerritos College on May 29 to compete in the CIF-SS Masters Meet, the final qualifying event before the CIF State Championships.
The Dolphins distance runners have had successful seasons on the track this year and two of their top runners, junior Jake Ogden and Mason Coppi, advanced to Masters. Ogden finished eighth in the 1600-meter run, posting a time of 4:13.19. Coppi took seventh place in the 3200 after a time of 9:01.96.
In the field events, the Dolphins had two representatives.
Claire Kao was among five of the pole vault competitors who cleared the height of 11-feet-7-inches, giving her a tie for seventh place.
Senior Paul Romero took 12th in the long jump, clearing a distance of 21-03.25.
Feagler Misses Cut at SoCal Golf Regional
Dana Hills junior Clay Feagler was sitting in a comfortable position after making the turn at 1-under par at the Brookside Golf Club as part of the CIF/SCGA SoCal Championships on May 28. But a back nine that featured five pars and four bogeys took Feagler out of contention and put him at 3-over for the day.
Feagler’s score of 75 put him in a tie for 31st. Temescal Canyon’s Norman Xiong won the event with a round of 67 (-5). The top-9 finishers advanced to the CIF State Championships at Poppy Hills in Pebble Beach.
Feagler had a standout junior season for the Dolphins, winning the CIF-SS Individual Championship and helping lead the team to a South Coast League title.
Monarchs Win Airstrike Tournament
The Dana Hills football program played host to 16 of the top high school football teams in the area on May 30 as part of their annual Airstrike passing tournament.
Mater Dei was able to best the field and defeat Edison in the tournament finals, 28-14. Mater Dei beat JSerra and Norco in the semifinals and quarterfinals, respectively.
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