Mira Costa Track and Field is a Spring sport and one of the largest sports on campus with over 200 co-ed athletes. The team is co-lead by head coach Moe Russell, the 2017 Daily Breeze Coach of the Year, and Steve Singiser, plus their team of excellent co-coaches.
Track is made up of many different events, spanning many different disciplines from hurdles, sprints, and distance, to throws, jumps, and pole vault. Due to the many different events, often athletes from different sports join the team for the Spring season.
There are two teams in track; Frosh/Soph (for the freshmen and sophomores) and Varsity. There is a fall pre-season track class for interested students. Try-outs take place at the start of the school year for the pre-season class or in the winter for the Spring season.
Mira Costa Track and Field is a Spring Sport.
The Mira Costa Track & Field Team Athletes and Booster Volunteers welcomed (how many??? ) K–8th graders at Waller Stadium this past weekend. It was a beautiful day out on the track where junior athletes were able to enter and try different track and field events under the guidance of…
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Track & Field season has begun! Track & Field consists of 10 track and 6 field events and includes over 200 MCHS athletes. We are a TEAM sport with individual opportunities. Come cheer us on at our upcoming meets. Visit the Track & Field website to find the
Retired American Sprinter Walter Dix stopped by our Saturday morning weight room workout to share his story about his Track and Field experience with some of our Track team. Walter was a 2 time silver and bronze medalist at the Olympics. Walter achieved career best times in the 100m 9.88 and 200m 19.53. Walter also still holds the collegiate record…
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For all but a handful of members of the MCHS Track and Field family, the 2022 season has come to a close. But before departing the stage, the Mustangs closed the curtain on a high note, celebrating a pair of Bay League Championships and finishing a strong second in the…
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The whole of the Mustang Track and Field family was back in action last weekend for the first time in nearly a month. West Torrance HS was the venue, and it was the stage for one of the biggest meets of the year: South Bay Championships. When the dust settled…
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