GIRLS TRACK and FIELD: Boulat Athlete of the Year
Arcadia's Schultz Coach of the Year:
Above: Arcadia High School s Johanne Boulat set four school records and reached the CIF-Southern Section Division I finals in the long jump. She set records in the long jump, triple jump, 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles. (Keith Birmingham / Staff Photographer)
Athlete of the Year
Johanne Boulat
School: Arcadia
Year: Senior
Accomplishments: Boulat finished the season with a flourish, setting four school records in a matter of weeks, starting with the Pacific League finals, and winning four league titles. She set records in both hurdles and both jumping events, reaching the CIF-Southern Section Division I Finals in the long jump. She ran the 100 low hurdles in 14.8 seconds, the 300 low hurdles in 45.66, went 18 feet, 23/4 inches in the long jump for seventh place in the CIF-SS Finals, and also went 37-10 in the triple jump for fifth in the CIF-SS Finals. She will attend UC Davis next year on a non-athletic scholarship. The Apaches won a second consecutive league dual meet title.
Above: Arcadia coach Chris Schultz.
Coach of the Year: Chris Schultz
School: Arcadia
Year: Seventh
Accomplishments: Led the Apaches to a second consecutive Pacific League girls dual meet title. Arcadia went 11-0.
The Team
First Team Name School Yr
Asha Blades La Salle Jr.
Lindsay Cooper Muir Jr.
Natalie Deuby Temple City So.
Katrina Graves-Johnson Monrovia Sr.
Chloe Fata South Pasadena Sr.
Karen Han Arcadia Sr.
Koko Huang Temple City Jr.
Taylar Mills Muir So.
Aubrey Thurman South Pasadena Jr.
Chloe Yuan Arcadia Jr.
Second Team
Jessica Dang Temple City Jr.
Michele Gonzales Mayfield So.
Brittnie Munoz Rosemead So.
Jade Richard-Craven Pasadena Poly Fr.
Elizabeth Shehee Temple City So.
Johanna Sobilic Maranatha Sr.
Emily Townsend Westridge Sr.
Alexis Walker Pasadena So.
Kimberly Wong Arcadia Jr.
Belinda Yen South Pasadena Sr. Sr.
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