Carpinteria High girls track & field earned a Citrus Coast League title at the league finals on Thursday.
As a team, the Warrior girls scored a total of 169.5 points, finishing well ahead of second-place Fillmore (110.5 points).
Girls
The Carpinteria girls team qualified for CIF prelims in 13 of 16 events, with Averi Alexander leading the way as the lone double-individual winner.
Alexander came out on top in the long jump (14-11.75) and the triple jump (34-6.25).
In the throws, Melani Avalos won the discus with a toss of 104-1 and placed second in the shot put behind teammate Amarisse Camargo, who threw 31-5 for the win.
Rounding out the field event winners was Cora Nimmons, who was first in the high jump at 4-9.
On the track, Vivian Huskins (100 meter, 13.35), Lela Roberts (100 hurdles, 18.24) and Mika Mullikin (300 hurdles, 52.33) all crossed the finish line first in their respective races.
Rounding out the CIF qualifiers for the Warrior girls were Ruby Cluderay (400 meter), Huskins (200 meter), Audrey Kramer (3,200 meter), Mulikin (100 meter) and Kelly Hernandez (discus).
The Carpinteria 4×100 and 4×400 relay teams also qualified with second-place finishes.
Boys
Nathan Carillo took home the only league championship for the Carpinteria boys, clearing a personal record of 11 feet to win the pole vault.
Meanwhile, Wes Chung qualified in both hurdle events and the two boys relay teams will also be advancing to postseason action.
