Pacific League Cross Country Meet No. 1 Results
Burroughs finished second in both the boys and girls standings.
Cross Country Hardware Within Sight
Aubrey Eaton could be one of the best in the state this year.
Here is the Class of 2024
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Providence Boys’ Cross Country Takes 10th in CIF
The Providence High boys' cross country team finished 10th in the CIF Southern Section Division 5 Finals Saturday at Mount San Antonio...
Burroughs Boys’, Girls’ Cross-Country Teams, Burbank’s Mujica Reach CIF
Competing on a strenuous three-mile course on a warm late afternoon, a group of local runners came prepared to extend their seasons.
No Obstacle Is Too Large
Burbank High senior Ricardo Mujica isn't where you'd expect him. He's also not where he's supposed to be, literally.Mujica is one of...
Pacific League Cross Country Meet No. 1 Results
The first Pacific League cross country meet was held Thursday at Arcadia County Park. Burroughs finished second in the boys varsity and...
Future in Cross Country Looking Bright
Some may forget that the first CIF Southern Section team title ever won by Burroughs High was the boys’ cross country team...
CIF Fall Sports Playoff Division Placements Announced
The CIF Southern Section Thursday announced the playoff divisions for all sports except football.Under the various formats used teams get an early...
Final 2023 Winter Season Standings in Race for myBurbank Cup
Burroughs had the best Spring season in school history, winning a pair of CIF championships, something that has never been done in the same school year.
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