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DOLPHIN REPORT

BY ZACH CAVANAGH, DANA POINT TIMES

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Dawson Places 2nd, Markow Finishes 10th at State Track Championships

Dana Hills distance demon Jai Dawson wrapped up his Dolphin career with hardware at the 102nd CIF State Track and Field Championships on Saturday, May 28, at Buchanan High School in Clovis.

Dawson, a senior, ended his high school running career with a silver medal in the boys 800-meter final to finish on the podium in the state top six. In a tight race, the New Zealand native came across the line in 1:51.28, just 0.46 seconds behind first place. Elvis Delvecchio of Thacher, who also edged out Dawson by .02 seconds at CIF-SS Masters, won at 1:50.82.

Behind Dawson, Jacob Snodgress of San Marcos finished third at 1:51.32, which ended up as the sixth-fastest 800 time in the state this season. Delvecchio grabbed the state’s third-fastest time at the CIF-SS Division 4 preliminaries at 1:50.13, and Dawson held on to the state’s fourth-fastest time from all the way back on March 12 with a personal-record 1:50.63 at the Irvine/ASICS Invitational. Dawson’s 800 at state was his third-fastest run in the event this season.

Dawson finished his senior season with the 800-meter title at the Orange County Championships, South Coast League Finals and CIF-SS Division 2 Finals. He also won county, league and CIF-SS titles in the 1,600-meter run. This was Dawson’s second run in a CIF State Championship event this school year, as the senior captured the CIF State Division II cross country title in November.

Elsewhere for the Dolphins, junior distance runner Allura Markow also qualified for the CIF State Finals in the girls 1,600.

Markow was clocked at a personal-record 4:50.89 in the final, but she finished off the podium in 10th place. Freshman phenom Sadie Engelhardt of Ventura, the state leader in the 1,600 since April, won the event at 4:36.67. Engelhardt also won the CIF-SS Division 2 title ahead of Markow. The third through 11th-place finishers in the race all posted personal records.

Local Area Athletes Find Success at State Track Championships

Dana Hills distance runner Jai Dawson (third from right) finished second in the boys 800-meter final at the CIF State Track and Field Championships on Saturday, May 28, at Buchanan High School in Clovis. It was the senior’s second run in a state championship event this year after winning a state cross country title in November. Photo: Courtesy of Dylan Stewart

were seven local area athletes from San Clemente, Dana Point and San Juan Capistrano who competed at the CIF State Track Championships last weekend.

JSerra junior thrower Brendon See won the state title in the boys discus throw. The Dana Hills transfer tossed a personal-record mark of 203 feet, 10 inches.

San Clemente senior Caroline Hawkes was the only other local athlete to find the state podium, with a fourth-place finish in the girls 400-meter sprint. The Montana State-bound sprinter was clocked at 55.47.

JSerra senior Ashlee Gallegos finished 11th in the girls 800 at 2:16.22.

St. Margaret’s senior pole vaulter Celeste Taylor and JSerra junior thrower Sienna Lambert both did not advance out of the state preliminaries. Lambert finished 13th in the girls discus throw, just one spot out of the qualifying top 12. Taylor finished 17th in the girls pole vault.

Nick Davis Swings at CIF State Golf Championships

Dana Hills golfer Nick Davis capped off a phenomenal freshman season and a tremendous campaign for the Dolphins overall in the CIF State Boys Golf Championships at San Gabriel Country Club on Wednesday, June 1.

Davis carded a 3-over-par 74 to finish tied for 25th in the 54-player field.

Brandon Knight of Pleasanton Foothill made seven birdies to win the state title with a 5-under-par 66. Eric Lee of Sunny Hills and Edan Cui of Crystal Springs Uplands tied for second with cards of 4-under-par 67. De La Salle of Concord placed three golfers in the top six to post the only under-par team score and win the state team title with a 3-under-par 352.

Davis opened on the back nine at San Gabriel and began inauspiciously with a bogey on the 439-yard, par-4 10th hole. The freshman fell further back with another bogey on the 415-yard, par-4 16th hole and a costly double bogey on the 452-yard, par-4 17th.

However, after the turn to the front nine, Davis found some early life, as he nailed back-to-back birdies on the 525yard, par-5 second hole and the 381-yard, par-4 third hole. Davis’ gains would be negated with bogeys on the 195-yard, par-3 fifth hole and the 418-yard, par-4 seventh hole. Despite the setback, the freshman was able to finish the season in style with a birdie on the 183-yard, par-3 ninth.

It was thin margins in a packed field at the CIF State Championships, as ahead of Davis, five players tied for 20th at 2-over-par, five players tied for 15th at 1-over-par and another six players claimed a top-10 finish with a tie for ninth at even par.

While Davis’ state finish wasn’t as high as he might’ve liked, it still was a great accomplishment to qualify for state in an incredibly strong postseason run for the freshman and the Dana Hills team.

Davis won the South Coast League individual title, was named league MVP and was one of five Dolphins to qualify for the CIF-SS individual postseason, including senior Jonathan Shelton, juniors Alex Pain and Cade Hansen, and sophomore Nick Fry. Davis, Fry and Pain each advanced from the CIF-SS Southern Regional to the CIF-SS Individual Championships.

Dana Hills finished seventh at the CIF-SS Division 1 team championship to advance to the CIF-SS SCGA Regional Qualifier, which ran concurrently with the CIF-SS Individual Championships. Davis finished tied for ninth and would have been the only Dolphin to advance, but Dana Hills qualified as a team for the CIF/SCGA Southern State Regional. It was the program’s first-ever trip as a team to the Regional level of competition.

In the Regional at Brookside Golf Course in Pasadena on May 26, Davis shot a 2-under-par 70 to finish tied for fifth and qualify for the CIF State Championships. Davis rolled in six birdies to negate two bogeys and a double bogey and advance. Dana Hills finished seventh with a 20-over-par 380 to end its team season. DP

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Summer Surf Primer

Give a wave to get a wave, don’t get stung by a stingray and other tips for a surf-soaked summer

BY JAKE HOWARD, DANA POINT TIMES M emorial Day has come and gone, a steady run of south swell continues to pour and there have been some big crowds at the premier spots.

Summer must be here. Of course, it’s not all coconut-scented wax and sunburns; with summertime officially in full effect, here are some things to consider:

As noted, there are a lot of humans in the water. Riding waves is more popular than ever, and that’s a good thing for surf towns like Dana Point and San Clemente, but what’s going to make all this work is if people are tuned into proper surf etiquette, as well as their environment.

In terms of etiquette, that means respecting the surfer who is taking off closest to the peak, not dropping in on folks and understanding that sometimes giving waves is just as satisfying as getting waves.

“Give people space,” explained twotime world champ Tom Carroll in a recent conversation. We were talking about his home zone around Sydney’s Northern Beaches, but the same applies here.

People are paddling out for any number of reasons; don’t be the person who bums out their trip. If somebody’s got a sneaky peak to themselves, the noble thing to do would be to let them enjoy the moment.

If you approach your session like it’s a surf contest and every wave is a paddle battle, you’re either doing it wrong or you belong at Lowers. It’s a big ocean out there, so give people room to move.

Same goes for all those e-bikers who fly down the Trestles trail. You don’t have to see how close you can get to some family who’s on foot. Leave buzzing the tower to Top Gun. And when you

Few places in the world say summer quite like San Onofre. And with the season of warm water and south swells here, let the good times roll. Photo: Jake Howard

get to the beach, please don’t park your e-bike on people’s stuff. Sure, your bike is heavy, but like the ocean, it’s a big beach; give people space.

In terms of the environment, I’ve had more than a few lifeguards talk to me about experiencing the “Instagram effect,” in which people come to the beach and are trying to score that perfect Insta moment but are so consumed in capturing content, they’re oblivious to their surroundings.

This is especially dangerous somewhere like Laguna Beach, where folks walk out on the cliffs to snap a selfie, then get hit by a wave or slip because their face is buried in their phone. Moral of the story, pay attention.

And when it comes to sea life, like you e-bikers, space is key. If you encounter a sick marine mammal, don’t be an

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GROMS OF THE WEEK HAYDEN RODGERS AND HENRY ROTHEY

BY JAKE HOWARD, DANA POINT TIMES

Big ups, literally, to highflyers Hayden Rodgers and Henry Rothey, who soared to the top of the podium at the recent NSSA West Coast Championships.

Continuing San Clemente’s long, storied history of radical, progressive surfing, Rodgers and Rothey took out the Airshow and Junior Airshow, respectively.

“The W in this division was up there with the most difficult…well done, Haydo and Henry!” Janis Aragon of the NSSA said of the groms’ performance in some challenging condition for aerial surfing at the Huntington Beach event.

For his part in the event, Rodgers also finished runner-up in the Open Men’s division. He’s been surfing brilliantly as of late, and as we slide into the summer season, it’s going to be really exciting to see what comes next for the prodigious talent.

And for Rothey, watch out for this goofy-footed weapon. He’s been putting time in on the Lowers left and up at the Surf Ranch in Lemoore. We’ve seen him as Grom of the Week before, and no doubt we’ll see him here again.

Congrats to all the surfers who shined at the NSSA West Coast Championships. Keep up the amazing surfing. DP Instagram hero and have somebody film you dragging it back into the ocean. Let a nearby lifeguard know what’s up or call the local animal control. It’s on the beach for a reason, let the professionals handle it.

On a personal note, do everything in your power not to get stung by a stingray. It’s really easy, just shuffle your feet along the ocean floor if you’re at a sandy beach. Stingrays love warm, sandy shallow water.

A few months back, I got stung at Poche, and it’s not fun. When I was a lifeguard up in Seal Beach after college, we’d deal with hundreds of stingray wounds a summer (thanks to the warm water of the San Gabriel River), so I was no stranger to how much pain the little creatures can inflict.

I’ll never forget one woman describing it as “worse than childbirth.” I’m not qualified to make that comparison, but it hurt like holy hell.

Soaking your foot in hot water is the best remedy for breaking down the stingray’s neurotoxin and relieving the pain.

The stingray got me right on the tip of my big toe, and I probably should have gone to the doctor to get the wound cleaned out and a prescription for some antibiotics. I’m fine now, but it took a good month-plus for my foot to heal.

With so much swell, summer’s already off with a bang. Let’s keep it rolling.

Jake Howard is local surfer and freelance writer who lives in San Clemente. A former editor at Surfer Magazine, The Surfer’s Journal and ESPN, today he writes for a number of publications, including Picket Fence Media, Surfline and the World Surf League. He also works with philanthropic organizations such as the Surfing Heritage and Culture Center and the Positive Vibe Warriors Foundation. DP

SURF FORECAST

Water Temperature: 64-66 Degrees F

Water Visibility and Conditions: 2-4

Outlook: The Southwest swell peaks on Friday, with head high to 2 feet overhead waves, (5-7’). Surf slowly tapers off through the weekend, for chest to head high waves, (35’) by Sunday. Light south winds early Friday, rise to a moderate South/southwest sea breeze in the afternoon. Moderate Southeast winds Saturday and Sunday mornings, are followed by light+ to moderate South/ southwest flow for the afternoons.