PREVIOUS SEASON RESULTS
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2023
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2022
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2021
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2020
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2019
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2018
The Adam Frand Award:
It was August of 1998. Adam Frand and a couple of friends went on a bike ride in Venice Beach. Adam was set to begin his senior year in the fall. An honor student, member of the Academic Decathlon Team, well-liked among his peers, and an anchor leg of what, at that time, was the fastest 4 x 100-meter relay team Mira Costa’s Track program had seen, Adam had a bright future ahead of him. He and his friends took a break from their bike ride and stopped for a glass of lemonade. Minutes later Adam collapsed, and died from what was a previously undetected heart problem. Needless to say, Adam’s death shook the entire Costa community, and especially the Track and Field team. The friends with him that day didn’t run their senior year. The following spring, a tradition was started in Adam’s name: The Adam Frand Memorial Award. This award is given to two senior athletes, one boy and one girl, who best exemplify the aspects of Adam’s character:
DILIGENCE, LOYALTY, COMPETITIVENESS, AND DEDICATION.
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2020: Awards were not given due to the truncated season
2021: Awards were not given due to the truncated season
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2019:
Brooke Inouye
Jules Barrieu
2018:
Catherine Boudreau
Colin Schaffer
2017:
Gabby Guerrero
Margot MelDeFontenay
Eli Bedford
Matt DiSandro
2016:
Noemi Castellanos
Fabien Franck-Love
2015:
Sasha Ng
David Hodges -
2015:
Sasha Ng
David Hodges
2014:
Abby Hong
Josh Block
2013:
Allie Campbell
2012:
Kelli Sugimoto
Kyle Hubbard
2011:
Shannon Hagedorn
Joe McMahon
2010:
Lauren Wellbaum
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2010:
Lauren Wellbaum
Michael Koger
2009:
Julia Vantrimpont
Brian Lau
2008:
Emma Broussard-Wilson
Sean Tracy
Will Hollingsworth
2007:
Isabella Marill
Eric Chandaragga
2006:
Jennifer Hylander
Jordan Andino
2005:
Lindsay Briunsma
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2005:
Lindsay Briunsma
Andrew Kline
2004:
Sara Mickelson
Travis Shrodes
2003:
Emily Pegan
Rocky Ciasulli
2002:
Dorothy Le
Lars Crampton
2001:
Erica Boll
Matt Studwell
2000:
Amanda Gatavetsky
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2000:
Amanda Gatavetsky
Francisco Fisher
1999:
Ashley Katona
Jesse Simmons
In Memorium:
Coach Bob Fish
Robert Fish’s booming voice and gruff persona was a staple at Mira Costa for 23 years where he served as cross country and track and field coach. He also was the school’s athletic director for 10 years. Whether it was in Fisher Gym keeping student spectators in line during a volleyball match with rival Redondo or on the field yelling for his athletes to push themselves in a race, his voice needed no amplification.
Fish passed away in 2012 after battling long-term health complications and cancer. He will forever be remembered as an integral part of our track family for his kindness and compassion.
