Here is the official list of local entries to compete in the state track and field prelims Friday at Buchanan High in Clovis. The 3,200-meter finals are scheduled for Saturday.

GIRLS

4 x 100 RELAY: Oaks Christian; Taft

1,600 METERS: Cami Chapus, Harvard-Westlake

100 HURDLES: Hillary Hill, Birmingham

400 METERS: Danni Alakija, Oaks Christian; Tatiana McCoy, Taft; Tylnn Carter, Alemany

100 METERS: Sydney Lewis, Oak Park; Lexis Lambert, Taft

800 METERS: Amy Weissenbach, Harvard-Westlake; Caitlin Turner, Thousand Oaks; Ashley Welker, West Ranch; Giselle Masedo, Chatsworth

300 HURDLES: Liliana Lopez, Sylmar

200 METERS: Lexis Lambert, Taft; Alexandria Stewart, El Camino Real

3,200 METERS: Sarah Baxter, Simi Valley; Karis Frankian, Saugus

4 x 400 RELAY: Harvard-Westlake; Oaks Christian; El Camino Real; Taft

HIGH JUMP: Alex Florent, Harvard-Westlake; Angelynn Caldwell, Thousand Oaks

LONG JUMP: Tiffini Stone, Canyon; Naomi Orisarayi, El Camino Real

TRIPLE JUMP: Kaneshia Lee, Taft

SHOT PUT: Nia Britt, Alemany; Mariela Chavez, Reseda; Elenoa Taulaki, Poly

DISCUS THROW: Kendall Mader, Newbury Park

BOYS

4 x 100 RELAY: Notre Dame; Oaks Christian; Taft; Chaminade

1,600 METERS: Austin O'Neil, Hart

100 METERS: Khalfani Muhammad, Notre Dame; Eric McDaniel, Notre Dame; Sam Marshall, Granada Hills

400 METERS: Anthony Fowler, Taft

200 METERS: Khalfani Muhammad, Notre Dame; Michael Davis, Glendale; Sam Marshall, Granada Hills

3,200 METERS: Bryan Guijarro, Knight

4 x 400 RELAY: Chaminade; Taft

HIGH JUMP: Malik Johnson, El Camino Real

POLE VAULT: Connor Stark, Oak Park; Luigi Colella, Westlake; Ben Gaylord, Harvard-Westlake; Martin Lopez, Grant

LONG JUMP: Adam Ruggiero, Lancaster Desert Christian; Thomas Cheval, Birmingham

TRIPLE JUMP: Tim White, Hart

SHOT PUT: Nick Bultman, West Ranch; Amir Ali Patterson, Crespi; John Taufehema, Birmingham

St. Bernard is looking for a boys' basketball coach and it is a desirable position with three top freshman on the roster.

Brodericks Jones, Chance Comanche and Cameron High have bright futures.

Reggie Morris left for the Redondo Union job.

Jarvis Turner, Harold Jones, Ryan Silver, Dartagnan Stamps and Steve Wachs are in the mix for the job.

There are several top freshman that will emerge with summer basketball starting soon.

However, Hart High is expected to have a real good one.

Look out for Julia White.

El Camino Real will face top-seeded Carson at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday at UCLA for the City Section Div. I championship.

Tickets are on sale through Tuesday at El Camino Real for $8.

Contact Richard Yi for more information.

r.yi@ecrchs.net

Congratulations to the Sierra Canyon baseball program, coach Rick Weber and senior pitcher Sean Adler.

Weber, in his first season at the tiny independent non-religious school in Chatsworth, guided the Trailblazers to their finest season in school history.

Sierra Canyon finished 23-5 and advanced to the Div. VI quarterfinals, losing to Capistrano Valley Christian Friday night.

Adler was named MVP in the Delphic League.

Adler was 10-2 with a 0.93 ERA.

Adler struck out 121 batters.

Sierra Canyon should be a threat next year with Kyler Weber, Brian Tucker and Brock Bell returning.

St. John Bosco in Bellflower is hosting a 32-team summer tournament

July 2-7

Pool A: St. John Bosco, Beverly Hills, Palmdale, Sylmar
Pool B: Mater Dei, Calabasas, Providence, Highland
Pool C: Westchester, Cantwell Sacred-Heart, Santa Margarita, LaSalle
Pool D: Pasadena, Orange Lutheran, Dominguez, Venice
Pool E: Serra, Fairfax, Lawndale, Moorpark
Pool F: Inglewood, Alemany, Thousand Oaks, Centennial (Compton)
Pool G: Compton, Santa Monica, Taft, Servite
Pool H: Bishop Montgomery, Windward, Cleveland, Salesian

Games will be played at St. John Bosco, Dominguez and Centennial (Compton)

Games start at 2 p.m. Monday July 2 and Tuesday July 3. No games July 4th.

Games start at 12 p.m. Thursday July 5 and Friday July 6.

Games start at 11 a.m. Saturday July 7 at St. John Bosco only

The championship game is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday July 7.

if you would like a complete schedule, email jack.pollon@dailynews.com

Newbury Park High is enjoying its best baseball season since 1968, and the Panthers are still going strong after eliminating Saugus 7-3 on Friday in a Southern Section Div. I quarterfinal before an overflow crowd at Saugus.

"It's a big step," Newbury Park ace pitcher Luke Eubank said.

Eubank made it happen. The Cal State L.A.-bound right-hander improved to 10-0, pitching his 10th complete game of the season while limiting the host Centurions (18-11-1) to eight hits with no walks while striking out seven.

It was a windy day, and Eubank was not as dominant as usual - his ERA rose from 1.04 to 1.23 - but the senior remains one of the area's surprise successes after totaling three wins as a junior.

"It was a little shaky, but I got the job done. I had to battle a lot," Eubank said.

West Ranch defeated top-seeded Orange Lutheran 5-4, as Jagger Rusconi hit a two-run double in the sixth inning for the go-ahead score in Stevenson Ranch.

It's going to come down to the end at West Ranch, as the host Wildcats have rallied to tie the score 3-3 in the bottom of the fourth

West Ranch has fallen behind 3-1 to top-seeded Orange Lutheran in the bottom of the fourth in a Div. I quarterfinal in Stevenson Ranch.