Engelhardt breaks state and world records in Arcadia and continues nationally

Sadie Engelhardt enjoyed the big stage at Saturday’s Arcadia Invitational.

Running in front of one of the biggest crowds of her young career, the Ventura High freshman set state, national and world record performances that also left her with a sense of victory.

Engelhardt led a star-studded field all the way to win the girls’ invitation mile in 4:35.16 at Arcadia High School.

“I felt it,” said Engelhardt. “I’m happy to have won at such a big meeting. I usually come second or third at big meetings like this.

“It’s good to have the icing on the cake: getting the time I wanted and the win.”

Englehart’s milestones:

The time bettered its own national high school freshman record and broke the 42-year-old 15-year-olds and under age group record of 4:36.0 set by Gunvor Hilde of Norway in London Dominique Eisold’s international age records.

“It’s good that these bars exist,” Engelhardt said, “so I can work toward that.”

Engelhardt’s 1,600 meter time from the same race, released by Monday morning’s meeting, was 4:33.29.

That mark beats the California state record of 4:35.06 set last month by Mira Costa senior Dalia Frias and ties the 8-year national high school record originally set by Alexa Efraimson of Camas High at Washington State Championships 2014 was established.

“We had a number of high-level kids who came to this gathering at various events,” said Rich Gonzalez of PrepCalTrack.com. “They admitted afterwards how nervous they were when they saw the audience and the competition. But (Engelhardt) ate it up as a freshman.

“Nevertheless, she still shone. That speaks volumes for the poise and focus she has.”

The quality of the competition was so strong that three state records were broken in the race.

Chloe Foerster of Jesuit, Oregon, who finished second in 4:40.27, set the Oregon state record. Riley Stewart of Cherry Creek, Colorado, who finished fourth in 4:40.82, set Colorado’s state record.

Newbury Park senior Sam McDonnell, who finished third in 4:40.63, also surpassed Ventura County’s previous record.

“For the first lap…I just wanted to stay relaxed,” said Engelhardt. “For the second lap I wanted to drive as close to 1:08 as possible. So I was a bit slow there.

“I should go into my third round. I think I ran the same time as on the second lap – I just climbed up a bit faster.”

Newbury Park senior Colin Sahlman bested Newbury Park junior Lex Young to win the boys’ 3,200m invitation event in 8:34.99.

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Teammates Aaron Sahlman, David Appleford and Leo Young finished eighth (8:48.28), tenth (8:52.19) and 26th (9:02.28) respectively.

Simi Valley junior Jaelon Barbarin finished third (10.50) in the boys’ 100-meter invitational and fifth (21.38) in the 200-meter invitational.

Thousand Oaks senior Lauren Thai was eighth in the girls’ 100-meter hurdle seed (15.52) and tenth in the invitation long jump (18-6).

“It’s been a long day,” said Thai, who also ran in a morning relay. “I’m definitely happy with the way my jumps have progressed. I look forward to future meetings.”

Thai spent Sunday on an official visit to Cal State Fullerton.

“It was really fun to be able to attend the Arcadia meeting post-COVID,” Thai said. “There was so much energy. That was really exciting.”

GUYS

Oaks Christian Senior Elijah Gipson won the 100 meter open in 10.62 seconds.

Villanova senior Liam Gair was second (47.63) in the seeded 400. Westlake senior Taylor Johnson was 15th (49.71) in the Open 400.

Thacher Senior Ellis Delvecchio finished ninth (1:53.56) in the Invitational 800.

Newbury Park senior Zaki Blunt was 10th (4:19.49) and Thousand Oaks senior Atticus Hall of Thousand Oaks was 21st (4:22.66) on the open mile.

Agoura senior Ethan Godsey was third of the 3,200 seeded (8:54.23). Newbury Park student Dev Doshi was 17th (9:02.27), Royal Junior Jonah Bazerkanian was 41st (9:11.08), Royal Junior Noah de la Rionda was 45th (9:14.13).

Thousand Oaks junior Jeremy Frank finished 14th (40.48) in the 300 hurdles open.

Simi Valley senior Joey Nations finished 11th (6-3) in the invitation high jump.

Foothill Tech senior Aidan Hagerty finished 11th (14-9) in the pole vault. Westlake student Cade Sommers finished seventh (14-1) in the open pole vault.

Westlake Junior Adam Laycock finished eighth (168-10) in the Invitational Discus. Oxnard senior Adam Alfred was 10th (152-3) and Moorpark junior Kade Larson was 11th (151-7) in open discus.

St. Bonaventure finished second (42.31) in the 4×100 open relay. Oaks Christian finished second (3:42.24) in the 1,600m medley and eighth (1:32.40) in the 4×200 relay. Oxnard was second (8:01.58) in the 4×800 relay.

Ventura saw the teams finish fourth (18:12.90) and fifth (18:13.05) in the seeded boys’ 4×1600 relay.

GIRL

Calabasas senior Zanae Woods was seventh (12.54) and Oak Park junior Kymara Brodie eighth (12.55) in the seeded 100. Oaks Christian student Niya Clayton was sixth (12.08) in the Open 100.

Brodie was 14th in the Open 200 (25.50).

Thousand Oaks senior Shelby Richmond finished ninth (26.12) in the Invitational 200.

Oaks Christian’s Eleanor Borchard was ninth (45.81) in the Open 400.

Newbury Park junior Aliish Hawkins finished eighth (5:01.04) in the seeded mile run. Newbury Park senior Morgan Nygren was fifth in the open mile (4:58.87).

Agoura senior Georgia McCorkle finished 15th (10:42.15) of the 3,200 seeded.

Oaks Christian Payton Godsey sophomore finishes 11th (10:19.05) in the Invitational 3,200. Newbury Park freshman Tiffany Sax was 25th (10:48.58).

Clayton finished eighth (6/15) in the 100 hurdles open.

Oaks Christian’s Danielle Irvin finished 16th (17-4) in the long jump of the invitation. Thousand Oaks senior Claire Goyette finished sixth (10-4) in the promoted pole vault.

Calabasas was third (3:49.82) in the 1,600m invitation relay. Thousand Oaks was 12th (48.96) in the 4×100 open relay.

Camarillo finished 15th in the open medley over 4,000 distances (12:50.41). Oaks Christian finished 13th (9:55.26) in the invitational 4×800 relay. Westlake finished sixth (22:01.25) in the seeded 4×1,600 relay.

Joe Curley is a reporter for the star. He can be reached at joe.curley@vcstar.com. Follow him @vcsjoecurley onTwitter,FacebookandInstagram.

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