2008 Woodie Awards
Track and field team moves on to state finals
MEN: Six of EC's athletes will go to American River College for the state finals.
Sergio Guerra
Issue date: 5/12/05 Section: Sports
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Fisher will also be heading to Sacramento for the state finals to compete in the men's high jump.
Alugubue, who also competed in the high jump, finished in eighth place with a jump 6-4.
Alugbue will be among the six athletes heading north for the Warriors and will compete in the men's 100- and 200-meters.
Karlay, Taylor and Davison along with Alugbue will also compete in the 400-meter relay.
"It is going to be very intense because it is going to be the last meet of the season. For most of the athletes it would be the very last meet they will compete in," Alugbue said. "Everyone is going to be at their very best."
After This weekend's meet, some of the athletes will begin considering what to do once the season is over.
"I will probably take a long break after the season ends," Alugbue said. "I'm just gonna rest, it's been a long season. We have been practicing since August."
Still, athletes try not to get distracted and continue to focus on doing well during the state final.
"We are going to give it all we have," Alugbue said.
Alugubue, who also competed in the high jump, finished in eighth place with a jump 6-4.
Alugbue will be among the six athletes heading north for the Warriors and will compete in the men's 100- and 200-meters.
Karlay, Taylor and Davison along with Alugbue will also compete in the 400-meter relay.
"It is going to be very intense because it is going to be the last meet of the season. For most of the athletes it would be the very last meet they will compete in," Alugbue said. "Everyone is going to be at their very best."
After This weekend's meet, some of the athletes will begin considering what to do once the season is over.
"I will probably take a long break after the season ends," Alugbue said. "I'm just gonna rest, it's been a long season. We have been practicing since August."
Still, athletes try not to get distracted and continue to focus on doing well during the state final.
"We are going to give it all we have," Alugbue said.