Rosary's track team recently achieved a historic milestone at the Arcadia Invitational, setting a state record in the 4x100 relay with a time of 44.23 seconds. This performance ranks as the second-fastest in high school history and is the best of the current season. The relay team consists of Senior Justine Wilson, Junior Pfeiffer Lee, and Sophomores Travia Flourey and Maliyah Collins. Their success at the meet reflects their dedication and teamwork, with teammates expressing pride in their accomplishment. In addition, Senior Jada Faison set both a school and county record in long jump.

By the Numbers
  • 4x100 relay team set a state record at 44.23 seconds.
  • Time is the second-fastest in high school history.
State of Play
  • Rosary's track team is gaining national recognition for their performance.
  • Upcoming competition at Mount San Antonio College (Mount Sac) awaits this Saturday.
What's Next

The Rosary track team looks to build on their success in future meets, especially at Mount Sac, where they aim to further establish their competitive edge. The team dynamics suggest a promising season ahead as they seek to maintain their winning streak.

Bottom Line

Rosary's remarkable achievements highlight the importance of teamwork and perseverance in sports, setting the stage for continued success and inspiring the broader school community.