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By Dennis Moran, Noozhawk Correspondent
May 27, 2021
| 11:01 p.m.
Carpinteria’s Vincent Rinaldi broke his own school record in the 100 meters and also took the 200 meters title and broke open a close 4x400 relay to lead the Warrior boys to the Citrus Coast League championship Thursday.
The Carpinteria girls won the title too, the first time both boys and girls won a league titles for Carpinteria since 1999. The last league title for either was a girls’ title in 2004, in the Tri-Valley League.
Rinaldi was honored as the Outstanding Boy Athlete of the meet and remained undefeated on the season for the 100 and 200. He shaved .02 seconds off his school record 100 time as CIF looms, to 10.85 seconds from 10.87.
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Ainslee Alexander won the triple jump, shot put and pole vault for an unusual triple. Her 7-6 clearance in the vault equaled her personal record, while she threw 25-11.25 in the shot and jumped 31-8 in the triple jump.
Fatima Cervantes cleared 4-10 in the high jump for the seventh time this season to win that event.
For the boys, Vincent Rinaldi won the 100 and 200 with times of 11.02 and 21.89, respectively. The 200 time is a record for the Nordhoff-Carpinteria dual meet.
Esai Vega set a new PR of 148-0 in the discus to win the event. He also won the shot with a PR or 42-0.75.
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Vega won the shot put and discus. He came within an inch of his PR in the shot with a toss of 38-7.75. Conversely, he increased his PR in the discus by throwing 125-9.
Mateo Handall won his second 400 race of the season, clocking a time of 53.39.
On the girls side, Alexander set a PR in the long jump at 15-3.25 and took the triple jump with a mark of 31-11. She is a sophomore.
Alexandra Zapata opened her season on a promising note with 66.14 victory in the 400. She finished volleyball last week and is is in the process of getting her sprinting legs back, said Latham.