Track & Field Advances Three Athletes to Meet of Champions
This past Saturday at the NCS A meet at Montgomerey High School, three Sonoma Academy track and field athletes advanced to the NCS Meet of Champions to be held this weekend at Diablo Valley College. SA senior Andre Williams advanced with a win in the 3200, while senior Azure Roze (Long Jump) and freshman Freja Niklasson (300 H) both took third in their events to move on to the Meet of Champions. All three athletes are excited and continue to get ready as the Meet of Champions will feature the top athletes in all of Northern California.
Congratulations to all of the track and field athletes on a successful season and best iof luck to Andre, Azure, and Freja this weekend at the Meet of Champions.
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Going into last Saturday's NCS A meet Sonoma Academy had ten athletes that advanced from the CMC meet the week before.
At the CMC meet Azure Roze won two events and on the boys side Andre Williams won the 800 and 3200.
For a complete list of results, visit the links below:
Congratulations to all of the track and field athletes on a successful season and best iof luck to Andre, Azure, and Freja this weekend at the Meet of Champions.
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