2026 TF - CIF-SS Ford Track and Field Finals - Girls 100M Hurdles - All Divisions - #10 in U.S.!

Added: 2026-05-26

[00:00:03]sections here in the girls 100 meter hurdles. Start off with division four.

[00:00:07]McKenzie Thomas of Mayfield in two. Zoe Thomas of Sierra Canyon won second pop last week to go 1504 to earn lane three.

[00:00:15]Jada Fason of Rosary, Pacific Coast League champion, she'll be in lane four.

[00:00:21]In lane five, one of the top talents in the nation, that is your 10th grader from San Jacinto Valley Academy, Khaliya Lacy. Look right to her right, Lauren Hervey of St. Bernard is number two in California. Braden Thomas, San Jacinto Leadership, she was fifth here a year ago. She'll be in lane seven. Sarpong of Silver Valley, she'll be in lane eight.

[00:00:42]And Rachel Duncan of Western Christian, San Joaquin League champ.

[00:00:49]And it appears Hervey out very well there, first of the hurdle, but here comes Khaliya Lacy, that 10th grader, one of the most improved athletes in the nation, San Jacinto Valley Academy. It's Lacy and Hervey, Fason, but Khaliya Lacy, she'll be your 2026 Division 4 champion. 15 13.43 wind legal. 13.43, that is going to set establish a new Division 4 record.

[00:01:17]Wind legal. Hervey 13.78, also under the only continue to impress here, 13.43.

[00:01:31]And in Division 3 girls 100 hurdles, Cassianna Davaye of Citrus Hill, she was sixth here a year ago, she'll be in lane one. Bowes of Notre Dame Sherman Oaks, last week 15.81 in lane two. Chase Kelly, Calabasas, Marmonte League champion in lane three. In lane four, representing Burroughs out of Woodcrest, your Mojave River League champion, Madeline Martin. In lane five, representing Shadow Hills, Malia Strange. In lane six, Taylor Brinker. In lane seven, Ava Palmer Mission Viejo.

[00:02:02]Her teammate, Analia Galindo, next to her. And Viola of Crean Lutheran in lane nine.

[00:02:10]Strange in the middle of the track there with Brinker and Martin. It's Strange and Brinker. Shadow Hills and Orange Lutheran. On their outside, Palmer of Mission Viejo giving chase. But Maliyah Strange, the junior of Shadow Hills, she'll be your Division three champion.

[00:02:39]Last call, boys.

[00:02:40]Division one high jump. Last call, boys.

[00:02:42]Division one high jump. Maliyah Strange in the And now we move on to Division two girls 100-meter hurdles. In lane one, Kakita of your Almont League champion from Mark Keppel High School. Parker of El Dorado, your Crestview League champion, in lane two. Jan Phillips of Chino, number 17 in the Southern Section, your Mount Baldy League champ, in lane three. In lane four, 15th in the Southern Section, Newport Harbor's Natalie McCarty. In lane five, coming straight from the long jump there, your senior from two-time Mountain Pass League champ, Tsubaki Yamakita. In lane six, Cameron Smith from Canyon. In lane seven, Elena Stump of Santa Barbara. In lane eight, Celestine of Mira Costa. And Holland Daulton Bonita in lane nine.

[00:03:39]And Smith of Canyon Country out very well, but on her outside, Elena Stump of Santa Barbara. But here COMES PHILLIPS OF CHINO HIGH SCHOOL. AND PHILLIPS OF CHINO IS GOING TO STEAL THIS ONE AND LEAVES NO DOUBT IT'S GOING TO J.N.

[00:03:52]PHILLIPS OF CHINO HIGH SCHOOL, the junior.

[00:03:58]At 14 flat, wind legal, Elena Stump, 14.29. Cameron Smith of Canyon getting big points there for her squad, 14.50.

[00:04:08]>> ALL RIGHT, CAMERON.

[00:04:13]LET'S GO. AND WE GET ON TO OUR Division 1 girls 100 meters. Four of the top six in Southern Section getting in the blocks right now. Alana Potts of Upland, Audrey Werhane of Mira Costa, your Bay League champion, Zoe Bird Burwell, the 10th grader at Etiwanda in lane four, number eight in California from Riverside Poly, Kalani Gains. In lane five, number four in California from Long Beach Poly, Cadence Bane. In lane six, coming up with a 14.23 last week, number nine in California, your senior from Roosevelt, Carsel Barge. In lane seven, representing Long Beach Wilson, Chinye Varnado.

[00:04:54]In lane eight, your top ninth grader in the state of California from Valencia, Morgan Humphries. And in lane nine, their Sunset League champion, the senior at Huntington Beach, Sydney McGill.

[00:05:10]And Bane out well with Barge and Varnado. Gains playing catch up. Werhane of Mira Costa, but Cadence Bane, state meet finalist a year ago from Long Beach Poly, AND SHE'LL BE YOUR 2026 DIVISION 1 champion. Third a year ago, she earns the gold here this year.

[00:05:36]>> [cheering and applause] >> Hi, my name is Cadence Bane. I'm a junior at Long Beach Poly. For my mentality, my main goal was just to focus on my own self and my own goals, not worry about anyone else around me, not hearing hearing the times come out.

[00:05:48]My goal is just to execute as well as possible, focus on my own lane, remember what my coaches told me, what what my parents told me, and that was my goal.

[00:05:55]I'm excited for next week. I'm so happy I qualified. I got the threes next, so my main goal is to qualify for those and get the best time possible. Hopefully another PR.

[00:06:03]Hurdles, women's hurdles, the winner from lane one, Candace Hill, time of 13.68. [applause]