The 86-year-drought is history, heavyweight champ Remontay McClain won the 100 and 200 meter state titles, the first for Covina since 1924

The 100 and 200 meters are the most anticipated for a reason, they crown speed, and for Covina High’s Remontay McClain, it means he’s the fasted in California after winning a pair of state titles in Clovis on Saturday. He won the 100 meters in 10.45, and the 200 in 20.85. But that’s just part of it, he broke what has to be the longest drought in Valley history. I thought Bonita chasing its first baseball title since ’51 was crazy, but Remontay took it back to the 20s. His two titles were the first for Covina track since 1924. That’s gotta be a record no matter what Joe Amat says šŸ™‚ Speaking of Amat, give it up for Kylie Price, she finished second in the long jump and sixth in the 100 meters

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