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The South Pasadena High School track and field team showcased remarkable talent during the Redondo Nike Invitational held on March 7-8, 2025. With standout performances from both the boys and girls teams, including several personal and school records, the Tigers displayed their dedication and athletic prowess. Senior Abigail Errington secured a podium finish in the 3200 meters, while the boys’ distance medley relay team took home gold. As the season progresses, these athletes continue to inspire school spirit and excitement.

South Pasadena High School Track and Field Team Brings Home Glory from Redondo Nike Invitational

The sun shone bright over South Pasadena as the high school track and field team took on the competition at the highly-anticipated Redondo Nike Invitational on March 7-8, 2025. With over 100 teams participating, the atmosphere was electric, and our Tigers showcased their talent and determination throughout the event.

Standout Performances by the Tigers

Senior Abigail Errington led the charge by finishing an impressive second in the 3200-meter championship race, clocking in at a brisk 10:26.12 seconds. Errington was hot on the heels of Trabuco Hills’ Holly Barker, proving that she is not one to be underestimated. Her performance not only secured a podium finish but also inspired her teammates to push their limits.

Meanwhile, sophomore Lily Kimura dazzled spectators with her stellar high jump skills, achieving a personal record of 5 feet, 1 inch. Every successful jump was met with cheers from the South Pasadena crowd, as Kimura demonstrated her athletic prowess.

Boys’ Team Rises to the Challenge

On the boys’ side, the distance medley relay team—composed of seniors Rocket McDonald and Adam Ruiz, junior Kai Tilley, and sophomore Michael Scarince—brought home gold with a remarkable time of 10:30.61 seconds. Scarince was the star of the show, making an incredible comeback from sixth place in the final 200 meters, leaving Martin Luther King High School in his dust as he surged ahead to secure the victory. It was a breathtaking moment that had the South Pasadena fans on their feet!

Adding to the excitement, Tilley had a standout weekend, clinching medals in three events, including the 3200 meters with a personal record of 9:43.21 seconds and the 1600 meters at 4:33.71 seconds. His dedication and hard work were clearly paying off, and the future’s looking bright for this young athlete.

Breaking Records and Setting New Standards

The Tigers weren’t done yet, as Ruiz made headlines by breaking the two-minute mark in the 800 meters with a stellar personal best of 1:59.97 seconds. His achievement not only showcased his talent but also brought excitement to the South Pasadena camp!

On the second day, the spotlight shifted to the 800 sprint medley relay team, which set a new school record with a time of 1:37.85 seconds. This dynamic group was led by sophomore Dylan Revuelta, junior Aidan Chavez, and seniors David Eisenberg and Sebastian Martinez. Their swift relay exchange and exceptional teamwork were nothing short of a spectacle.

Revuelta had more to celebrate, beginning his sophomore season with an impressive time of 51.36 seconds in the 400 meters, solidifying his place as one of the top young talents in the area. We can’t forget senior Peter Dickinson who opened his season with a personal best of 15.52 seconds in the 110-meter hurdles, proving that he’s a force to be reckoned with.

Another highlight came from senior Avery Taylor, who ran her best time ever in the 100 hurdles, clocking in at 15.34 seconds. Both Dickinson and Taylor’s performances showed that this season is shaping up to be one for the books!

Conclusion

The Redondo Nike Invitational was a showcase of athleticism, teamwork, and school spirit, and the South Pasadena High School Tigers truly stood out among the competition. With numerous personal records and a few new school records in the mix, the excitement for the rest of the season is building! Keep an eye on these talented athletes as they continue to strive for excellence and represent South Pasadena with pride.

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