Monte Vista Christian's Armando Vasquez-Green, left, took part in several events including the 300 meter hurdles during an SCCAL track and field meet against Pajaro Valley High, Ceiba College Prep, Mount Madonna School and St. Francis High on April 1, 2021. Photo: Juan Reyes

WATSONVILLE—The Monte Vista Christian track and field team got a chance to compete on its new track surface for the first league meet of the season.

The Mustangs went up against Ceiba College Prep, Mount Madonna School, Pajaro Valley High and St. Francis High in Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League action on April 1.

It was the first time in more than a year that track and field athletes were able to compete after the Covid-19 pandemic forced schools to cancel last year’s spring sports season.

MVC will host Aptos High on April 8 at 3pm. Pajaro Valley will compete on its new track against Watsonville High on the same date and time.

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A Watsonville native who has a passion for local sports and loves his community. A Watsonville High, Cabrillo College, San Jose State University and UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism alumnus, he primarily covers high school athletics, Cabrillo College athletics, various youth sports in the Pajaro Valley and the Santa Cruz Warriors. Juan is also a video game enthusiast, part-time chef (at home), explorer and a sports junkie. Coaches and athletic directors are encouraged to report scores HERE.

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