CCS girls track breakdown

The list of county athletes competing in the Central Coast Section finals and their projected finishes.
Friday, 4 p.m. at Gilroy High
The top three qualify for the state championships
Girls
400 relay
Top mark: Piedmont Hills (48.24). 5th: Seaside (49.59). Projected finish: 3rd. The Spartans are capable of lowering their school record just on good handoffs.
100 hurdles
Top mark: Jessica Davis (King City) 15:27. Projected finish: 1st. Davis has a season best of 15.00. She will have to break 15 seconds to win the section title.
400
Top mark: Madeline Price (Menlo) 55.16: 8th: Tatiana Lee (Seaside) 58.4. Projected finish: 7th. The junior is capable of dipping under 58 seconds.
100
Top mark: Jayla Scholis (Seaside) 12.27: Projected finish: 1st. The section leader most of the spring, look for Scholis to slide under 12 seconds.
800
Top mark: Kylie Goo (Westmoor) 2:14.04: 3rd. Alex Lathos (Notre Dame) 2:15.00. Projected finish: 3rd. The junior distance ace may need to break her school record a third time?
300 low hurdles
Top mark: Maya Miklos (Gunn) 44.73. 6th. Jessica Davis (King City) 45.92. Projected finish: 2nd. The defending CCS champion may have to break 45 seconds to extend her season.
200
Top mark: Madeline Price (Menlo) 25.04: 7th. Jayla Scholis (Seaside) 25.28. Projected finish. 1st. The defending champion will blister the curve and dip under 25 seconds.
3,200
Top mark: Sarah Robinson (Gunn) 10:45.54: 6th: Vanessa Estrada (San Benito) 11:04.54: Projected finish: 4th. She has a best of 10:58.00.
Discus
Top mark: Fa Saulala (Live Oak) 127-3: 6th: Chelsea Andrade (Salinas) 109-5. Projected finish: 5th. The junior is playing with house money.