Blaze of glory: Manteca High titans of the track world
By JESUS SARMIENTO
The Tower
In the bustling world of high school athletics, four formidable Manteca High student-athletes standout among their peers, each mastering their own distinct domain on the track.
Bryson Davis, a soaring force in the sport of jumping. Julian Moncada, a lightning-fast sprinter. Oscar Angel commands the realm of distance running with unwavering determination, while Josiah Ford navigates the hurdles with grace and precision.
Together, these exceptional athletes carve their path towards glory, each fueled by their unique towards glory, each fueled by their unique talents and aspirations, as they strive to leave an indelible mark in the hearts of their fans.
“These students dominating is not just a testament to their individual talents, but a reflection on the relentless dedication, teamwork, and unwavering focused they bring to every stride and every jump,” said by Paul Lyons the IV
Bryson Davis is a resolute member of the track and field team, his commitment matched only by his impressive athleticism. With a personal record of 5 feet, 8 inches in the high jump, Bryson soars over the bar with effortless grace, consistently pushing himself to reach new heights, his technique is refined, his determination unwavering, making him a formidable competitor on the track. In the long jump, Bryson’s talent shines just as brightly, boasting a personal best of 22’10. His explosive power and precise form propel him through the air with finesse, landing him among the top contenders in every meeting. Not to be undone, Bryson’s expertise extends to the triple jump, where he has leaped an impressive 43’5, showcasing his versatility and sheer athleticism across multiple disciplines. With each jump, Bryson Davis proves himself to be a force to be reckoned with, inspiring his teammates, and leaving an impression on the track and field community.
“I spend more time academically focusing on you know school but at the same time training is important, but I put school first always,” said Bryson Davis.
Julian Moncada is a standout member of the track and field team, known for his exceptional speed and determination on the track. With a lightning-fast person record of 11.04 seconds in the 100 meters, Julian blazes down the track with explosive power, leaving his competitors trailing behind.
His sprinting prowess extends to the 200 meters, where he boasts an impressive personal best 22.21 seconds, showcasing not only his raw speed but also his endurance over longer distances. In the grueling 400 meters, Julian continues to shine, setting a personal record of 51.34 seconds. His ability to maintain speed and focus throughout the entirety of the race sets him apart as a formidable opponent, earning his respect among his teammates and competitors alike.