CCS All-Time Track Marks

 We've had our share of track and field stars come through the county over the last 50 years.
 Some like Darlene Tulua of Carmel in the discus and Calvin Harrison of North Salinas in the 200 and 400 meters still hold Central Coast Section records.
 One of the older marks that remain among the Top 25 include Pacific Grove's Johnny Johnson's leap of 25-4 3/4 in the long jump in 1965, still No. 2 all-time.
 Then there's 2000 Monterey grad Sani Roseby, who is ranked in the Top 25 in five different girls events.
 Five county athletes are ranked in the Top 25 in the boys 200, including former NFL players Bashir Levingston of Seaside and Anthony Toney of North Salinas.
 Of the 16 events in boys and girls track and field, 12 have county athletes ranked in the Top 25.
 Fourteen different county schools are represented in the Top 25 with North Salinas having the most athletes with 11, followed by Monterey with seven, Seaside with six and Salinas with five.
 The last athlete to sprint into the Top 25 came in 2013 when Seaside's Jayla Schols moved into No. 24 all time in the girls 100 meters.
 Here is a list of former local athletes ranked in the Top 25 in the CCS all-time list in their respective events.
Girls
Discus:
 No. 1: Darlene Tulua (Carmel) 165-0 -- 1996;  No. 11: Susan Springer (Salinas) 148-9 -- 1978.
100
 No. 2: Sani Roseby (Monterey) 11.42 -- 1999;  No. 24: Jayla Scholis (Seaside) 11.92 -- 2013.
200
 No.  4: Sani Roseby (Monterey) 23.52 -- 1999.
300 low hurdles
 No. 23: Thea Lee (Carmel) 43.86 -- 2007
400
 No. 11: Sani Roseby (Monterey) 54.76 -- 2000.
100 hurdles
 No. 6: Sani Roseby (Monterey) 13.72 -- 2000.
3,200
 No. 21: Rachel Lewis (Santa Catalina) 10:36.18 -- 1989.
Long jump
 No. 11:  Sani Roseby (Monterey) 19-8 3/4 -- 1999.
Triple jump
 No. 13: Janice Diggs (Salinas) 39-9 1/4 -- 1984.
High jump
 No.  8: Kim Stone (York) 5-9 1/4 -- 1997; No. 18: Kathy Raugust (Salinas) 5-8 -- 1979.
Shot put
 No. 3: Darlene Tulua (Carmel) 47-7 -- 1996; No. 12: Carol Manaea (Seaside) 44-8 -- 1982; No. 14: Susan Springer (Salinas) 44-3 -- 1979.
Pole vault
 No.  23: Kate Almond (Gonzales) 11-7 -- 2005.

Boys
1,600
 No. 16: John Sup (Palma) 4:12.01 -- 1977.
110 high hurdles
 No. 18: Keawe Block (Seaside) 14.27 -- 2004.
400
No. 1: Calvin Harrison (North Salinas) 45.25 -- 1993; No. 3: Alvin Harrison (North Salinas) 46.25 -- 1993; No. 13: Floyd Barco (Monterey) 47.47 -- 1986; No. 24: Anthony Toney (North Salinas) 47.79 -- 1980.
100
 No. 7: Ronnie Drummer (North Salinas) 10.51 -- 2004; No. 14: Alvin Harrison (North Salinas) 10.56 -- 1993.
800
 No. 23:  Tom Light (Pacific Grove) 1:52.38 -- 1976.
200
 No. 1: Calvin Harrison (North Salinas) 20.57 -- 1993; No. 8: Alvin Harrison (North Salinas) 21.10 -- 1993; No. 9: Ronnie Drummer (North Salinas) 21.16 -- 2003; No. 16: Bashir Levingston (Seaside) 21.37 -- 1995; No. 18: Anthony Toney (North Salinas) 21.40 -- 1980.
3,200
 No. 25: Diego Estrada (Alisal) 9:07.98 -- 2008.
Long jump
 No. 2: Johnny Johnson (Pacific Grove) 25-4 3/4 -- 1965; No. 13: Joel Tuosto (Greenfield) 24-3 1/2 -- 2004.
Triple jump
 No. 8: Lauro Diaz (King City) 49-10 1/2 -- 1975; No. 20: Joel Tuosto (Greenfield) 48-10 -- 2003; No. 21: Gerald Steward (Seaside) 48-9 1/2 -- 1975.
High jump
 No. 4: Adolfo Lopez (Gonzales) 6-11 1/2 -- 1990; No.  10: Kirk Collins (Monterey) 16-10 1/2 -- 1975; No. 20: Dan Iliff (Palma) 6-10 -- 1979; No. 20: Joe Hicks (North Salinas) 6-10 -- 1979.
Discus
 No. 14: Steve McEnroe (Seaside) 189-2 -- 1979; No. 18: Tom Peterson (North Salinas) 188-8 -- 1978.
Pole vault
 No. 14: John Prader (Salinas) 16-0 -- 2005; No. 23: Keith Rayburn (North County) 15-7 -- 2011.