Irvine’s Summer Wilson Sets New Course Record and Jesuit Wins Record 11^th State Title 

FRESNO, CALIF. – The 38^th CIF State Cross Country Championships were highlighted with broken records and repeat winners as senior Summer Wilson (DII) of Irvine ran the fastest time in girls State Championship history with a course record mark of 16:20. As a team, Jesuit won a state-record 11^th team boys title with a third best all-time DII team time of 75:36. Additionally, senior Chiara Dailey of La Jolla joined an elite club, becoming only the 11^th girls runner in championship history to become a three-time State Champion with a fifth best all-time DIV time of 16:53.

Individually, senior Jaelyn Williams of Eastlake won the girls DI title with an all-time best divisional time of 16:29. Senior Conor Lott of Clovis North won his second consecutive State title with a sixth best all-time DI time of 14:44. Junior Cooper Stream of Vacaville won the boys DII crown with a seventh-best all-time divisional time of 14:49. Senior Gretchen Yakaitis of Carondelet ran a DIII girls third-best all-time divisional time of 17:10. Dana Hills senior Oliver Hunter took the DIII boys championship with a seventh-best all-time divisional time of 14:56. Senior Ella Mogannam of Lick Wilmerding won the girls DV title with an all-time best divisional time of 16:55. Viewpoint senior Olly O’Connor won the Division V state crown with a third-best all-time mark of 14:53.

In girls team competition Buchanan won their fifth State Championship with a seventh-best all-time DI team time of 89:30. Whitney won their first state crown with a ninth-best all-time DII time of 91:21. El Toro won their second state title with an all-time DIII best team time of 91:23. JSerra Catholic claimed their eighth State Championship with a third-best all-time DIV team time of 90:23. In Division V, Crystal Springs Uplands won their third state title with an all-time divisional best team time of 94:01.

On the team side for the boys, Redondo Union (DI) won their first State Championship with a sixth-best divisional time record of 76:36. Campolindo (DIII) took home their third state title with a third-best divisional time record of 77:33, while JSerra Catholic claimed its first State Championship with a second-best DIV time record of 77:47. In Division V, SF University won their second state Championship with a second-best division record time of 79:18.

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2025 Team/Individual Divisional Winners