The Carlmont Scots track team faced Woodside and San Mateo High School in their second tri-meet of the season. Due to severe weather, the Scots have only run a few league meets this season. However, that did not stop them from putting up excellent performances in the meet. Juniors Antonio Rodriguez and Isabella Wachter won the 100-meter race with personal best times as well as many other personal bests and winning marks across the board. Their next meet is head-to-head against Mills high school.
Carlmont track takes on Woodside and San Mateo High School
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About the Contributor
Kian Bhatt, Staff Writer
Kian Bhatt is a senior at Carlmont High School, and this is his second year in Carlmont's journalism program. Kian plays varsity water polo and also swims for Carlmont. Outside of high school, he enjoys hanging out with friends, hiking, and traveling.