Complete Results

In winning their fourth Southern California Championship in the last five years, the Cerritos College women's track and field team broke three school records at Antelope Valley College on Saturday. The Falcons, who are also the defending CCCAA State Champions, compiled 161 team points, with their closest competition coming from Riverside City College, who finished in second place with 128.5 team points. They were able to earn the championship by winning eight events and placed second in two others.

The team will defend their CCCAA State Championship with 18 entries at San Diego Mesa College next weekend. There are 15 listed below, but the trio of Juanita Webster (Redlands HS), Lilian Ebanks (Valencia HS) and Giselle Burgos (El Rancho HS) in the heptathlon.

One of the records broken came from sophomore sprinter Najia Hudspeth (Kennedy HS), who won two individual events and ran a leg of both relay teams that came in first place. After posting a winning time of 11.64 in the 100 meters, which put her third on the school's top five list, her blazing time of 23.67 easily won the 200 meters. In posting that time, she broke the old record time of 23.84, set by Ariana Wright in 2012.

Hudspeth also ran the second leg of the 1600-meter relay team that posted a new school record. The quartet of freshman Rabia Hawes (Long Beach Wilson HS), Hudspeth, Nylia Hudspeth (Kennedy HS) and freshman Tyler Simpson (Dominguez HS) recorded a time of 3:45.71, which eclipsed the time of 3:45.97 set in 2004 by Dominique White, Kimiah Hudson, Tiffany Wright and Tyrene Webb.

Sophomore thrower Destiny Talalemotu (Long Beach Millikan HS) won three events and set a new school record in the hammer along the way. She beat all of her competition with a toss of 56.51 meters, while she easily won the shot put (13.91 meters) and discus (46.95 meters). For good measure, Talalemotu placed third in the javelin (38.01 meters), as the Falcons finished the event in third through sixth place.

Below is a list of Falcons who competed at the Southern California Championships. Those listed in BOLD have qualifed for the state championships. There might be more athletes added after scratches are submitted, while those who have state-qualifying marks are automatically added.