Introduction to the Southern Section Cross-Country Championships
The Southern Section cross-country championships took place on Saturday at Mt. San Antonio College, featuring top talent from various divisions. Summer Wilson of Irvine High turned in one of her best performances, making the event particularly memorable.
Outstanding Performance by Summer Wilson
Irvine senior and Duke-bound star Summer Wilson delivers a race for the ages in a blowout victory at the @CIFSS Finals at Mt. SAC! How about 15:14.5 on the rain course! pic.twitter.com/hVvZHBssEy— Rich Gonzalez (@PrepCalTrack) November 22, 2025
The Duke-bound senior won the Division 2 individual title on the rain course in 15:14.5, running away from the competition with the fastest girls’ time of the day.
Divisional Winners
Claremont won the team title in Division 2. Other notable winners include Maximo Zavaleta of King, who ran 13:59.0 to win the Division 1 boys’ individual title, with Beckman taking the team title. In Division 1 girls, Mira Costa won the team title and Braelyn Combe of Corona Santiago ran 16:07 to win the individual title.
Further Divisional Results
In Division 2 boys, Dos Pueblos edged Hart for the team title and Aidan Antonio of Woodbridge ran 14:06.4 to win the individual title. In Division 3 boys, Oliver Hunter from Dana Hills took the individual title in 14:20.7, with West Torrance winning the team title. El Toro won the team title in Division 3 girls, and Carol Dye of Santa Margarita ran 16:39.7 to win the individual race.
Division 4 and 5 Results
JSerra won the Division 4 boys’ title with Vin Krueger of Oaks Christian taking the individual title in 14:18.6. JSerra also won the girls’ title, with Monserrat Santillan Silva of Century winning in 16:43.3. Viewpoint took the Division 5 girls’ title, and Sofia Joh of Campbell Hall ran 17:43.7 to win the individual title. Viewpoint also won the Division 5 boys’ title, with Olly O’Connor of Viewpoint leading the way with a winning time of 14:18.3.
Conclusion
The Southern Section cross-country championships showcased exceptional talent across all divisions, with Summer Wilson’s outstanding performance in Division 2 being a highlight of the event. The championships concluded with various teams and individuals claiming their titles, setting the stage for future competitions.
FAQs
- Q: Who won the Division 2 girls’ individual title?
A: Summer Wilson of Irvine High won the Division 2 girls’ individual title. - Q: What was Summer Wilson’s time in the Division 2 girls’ race?
A: Summer Wilson ran 15:14.5 on the rain course. - Q: Which team won the Division 2 girls’ team title?
A: Claremont won the Division 2 team title. - Q: Who won the Division 1 boys’ individual title?
A: Maximo Zavaleta of King won the Division 1 boys’ individual title. - Q: Which teams won the Division 1 girls’ and boys’ team titles?
A: Mira Costa won the Division 1 girls’ team title, and Beckman won the Division 1 boys’ team title.
