Head Coach John Corona is appealing to all current freshmen to consider joining the Track and Field teams this next spring. FRESHMEN, PLEASE READ THIS LETTER FROM COACH CORONA 21 YEARS OF KING TRACK AND FIELD “SOMETHING TO BE PROUD OF” King Track and Field has produced 1 High School All-American; 19 State meet
Written by John Corona Alec Jones, a former King Track Athlete (’17) and former RCC standout in the throwing events, has been named to the National Alliance of 2-Year College Athletic Administrators (NATYCAA) All-Scholar team. In order to be eligible for this award, a student-athlete must meet the following criteria; a minimum of a 3.6 GPA
Written by Brad Peters Nothing is guaranteed. Those three words have likely been uttered, stated, shouted or declared by every coach in every sport more times than they could count. It’s a reality in sports. Injuries play no favorites, every athlete is susceptible. No win is final until the buzzer. No race is won until you’ve crossed
Written by Coach John Corona Throughout the history of King Track and Field, there have been numerous sibling acts that have carried on the traditions of the program AND the family legacy as well. Introducing the Sana brothers; Kyle (Class of ’17) and Kai, currently a senior captain of the Wolves 2020 team. Kyle was
Written by Brad Peters When he landed in Syria in 2017, one of the first things Justin Andrusak noticed was the destruction a civil war can do to a society. Syria’s civil war started in 2011 and six years of warfare was enough to make a mess of the place. Raqqa was one especially hard
Written by John Corona The motto of King Track and Field is Class, Character and Courage. The hope of the coaching staff is that these are words that will dictate each athlete’s view of the program and those words will serve as both motivation and inspiration as they move forward into adulthood. It isn’t often
Written by John Corona Kayla Seldon enters her fourth year in the King Track and Field and without a doubt, her track accomplishments and contributions since her freshman year have been varied and many. She has twice been the Team’s Most Outstanding Sprinter; she has won recognition at the City Championships; Big VIII Finals and
Written by Mat Vasel IRVINE: A majority of the Wolves track and field squad woke up at the crack of dawn on Saturday and headed down to Portola High School for the Earl Engman Relays. The “all-relays” meet was a good one for King and both the boys and girls finished in 3rd place in
RIVERSIDE: Serrano High is located in the high desert, and their track team came down the hill for the second year in a row to provide a solid opponent to King’s. Well coached and seasoned, the Diamondbacks gave King all they could handle, especially on the girls’ side, but King prevailed in the end on all
RIVERSIDE: Yorba Linda High’s (YL) track and field team traveled to take on King in the season opener for both teams. For King, the hosting duties were of large proportions, as King’s squads number in excess of 200 athletes, while the Mustangs brought well over 100. Long time head coach for the Wolves, John Corona,
