This spring, Milpitas High athletes sprinted, leaped, and threw their way to excellence—shattering personal records across events and bringing Trojan pride to every meet.
⭐ Noteworthy Performances
- Arnav Agrawal (10th grade) delivered an epic season, setting personal bests across multiple distance events—clocking 8:41.01 in the 3000m at Nike Outdoor Nationals and 9:13.50 in the 3200m at CCS Championships Athletic.net.
- Alexander Dillon (12th grade) soared to 6’7″ in the high jump at the prestigious Arcadia Invitational Athletic.net.
- Mizan Akbar (9th grade) sprinted to success with PRs in sprints and hurdles, including a 9.77 in the 65m hurdles (39″) and a 5’6″ high jump at SCVAL-DAL Finals Athletic.net.
- On the jumps team, Keqin Chen (10th) cleared 20’2″ and Jelani North (10th) cleared 20’0.5″ in the long jump, while Nathan Do (10th) and Shourya Kukkala (10th) impressed in triple jump with 34’5.75″ and 33’4″, respectively Athletic.net.
- John Langatau (12th grade) and Jelani North (11th grade) electrified the triple jump pit, consistently pushing past new marks and leading Milpitas in one of the most technical events of the season. Their rivalry and teamwork set the tone for a strong field squad.
- In the throws, Raphael Telly (10th) dominated with raw power in shot put and discus, while Teyanna Onyegebu (10th) emerged as a breakout force, showcasing both consistency and big-meet competitiveness.
- Roman Johnson (12th) led the sprints with a 10.84 100m and 21.66 200m, and Maddox Storlie (11th) was not far behind with 10.80 in the 100m and 22.03 in the 200m Athletic.net.
- Among girls, Aziza Acosta (10th) stood out—running a 4:56.49 mile at CCS Championships and a powerful 2:21.10 in the 800m Athletic.net.
- Sophomore Kaya Jean made waves in the 400m hurdles with a season-best 1:07.70 during the Nike Outdoor Nationals Athletic.net.
Trojan-Wide Highlights
- Record-breaking personal performances swept across nearly every event—from sprints to distance, jumps to throws—proof of the team’s depth and determination Athletic.net.
- The jumpers and throwers made huge strides this year, with Langatau, North, Telly, and Onyegebu headlining a field events group that put Milpitas on the map at invitationals.
- Seniors delivered peak performances while underclassmen, especially freshmen and sophomores like Akbar, Jean, and Agrawal, turned heads with their early season dominance Athletic.net.
- The strong presence at the competitive Arcadia Invitational and Nike Outdoor Nationals speaks volumes about the skill and readiness of our athletes for big-stage meets Athletic.net.
Final Word
The 2025 season showcased Milpitas’s athletic talent, teamwork, and heart. With so many personal record-setters and rising stars, the Trojan track program’s future looks brighter than ever.
Ready to start planning for next season? Let’s keep this momentum rolling!
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