I bet they HERD of us now! Way to start off the season Buffs!!
Varsity Boys 4th place
F/S Boys 2nd place
Varsity Girls Individual PR’s were reached for several of our ladies!
F/S Girls Awesome job by all the kids especially the 4X4 and the DM!!!
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Friday, March 2, 2012
Sierra Invitational March 3rd
Athletes need to be at Sierra High by 8:00am. Remember to pack warm clothes, water and snacks, as this is an all day event!
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Sierra Invitational Saturday March 3rd
Saturday March 3rd is our first official track meet. Check in begins at 8am, field events start at 8:30, and track events begin at 9am. Remember to dress in your uniform and wear your warm ups. This is an all day event so bring some healthy snacks and water.
Run for Lupus All Comers Meet (Everyone Welcome)
There will be an All Comers meet in Stockton on February 25th. This meet is not an official Manteca High Meet so you will need to run un-attached. Anyone interested in testing their fitness level with an official time can attend. Please see Coach Lyons or Coach Cueves for information on how to register.
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Lyons is state’s 8th best 110 hurdler
POSTED June 5, 2011 1:15 a.m |
CLOVIS — Manteca High’s Paul Lyons outlasted all the other athletes in the area to finish eighth in the 110 hurdles of the California Interscholastic Federation State Track and Field Championships on Saturday in Clovis.
Lyons’ time of 14.66 was just two-tenths of a second off runner-up Kiethyon Moten at 14.46.
No. 1 seed Jonathon Cabral earned the state championship with a time of 13.79 to secure the state title for the second consecutive season in the 110-hurdles.
“That was a pretty close race,” Manteca head coach Sean Hogan said. “The problem was the hurdles were exploding all over the place on everybody. That’s why the rest of the field was so much slower than the No. 1.
“But, No. 8 in the state of California is pretty respectable.”
Lyons showed state meet potential throughout the entire season, posting blistering times in the 110 and 300-hurdles throughout the Buffaloes’ Valley Oak League season. Lyons’ trip south, which included a berth into the 300-hurdles as well, made the Buffalo the first area athlete to qualify for two events in the state meet since the 2008 season.
“You don’t get to tell a kid everyday that they’re in the finals of the state meet in the State of California,” Hogan said. “I don’t think there’s a bigger track meet for high school kids (tied to a) state competition anywhere in the United States except maybe Texas or Florida.
“I think he understood how special of an athlete he was for us.”
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