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Every now and then, the news editors at The Californian will see something budgeted for sports publication that interests them and ask for the story or photo to put on the front page. It's not that common, but sometimes sports crosses over to the point where it's interesting to everyone instead of just the fans of that particular sport. Local team wins championship. Local kid makes it big. Local pro team folds up shop. Local athlete in trouble.
To me, track and field has a natural advantage in this. Even if you can't tell me who's in first place in the National League Central or who led the NFL in rushing last year, it's still of natural interest to see how fast humans can run, how high or long they can jump and how far they can throw. We're all familiar with the tasks, so it's awe-inspiring and interesting to see or hear about those who can do them so well — why do you think everyone watches the Olympics?
That's why this weekend's CIF State Track and Field Championships...
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