Serra High sprinter Brazil Neal was just trying to survive and advance at the Southern Section Masters Meet, then ended up with a state-leading time.
Survive and advance. This is what the Southern Section Masters Meet is for, the conglomerate of divisional qualifiers that comes in the week between section finals and state, the main goal from star athletes such as Ventura’s Sadie Engelhardt simply to break the state-necessary mark and not push excessively.
Then she walked closer to the board, saw it read a personal-best 23.36 — good for the best time in the state — and then came the tears — from joy and pain. A week after he sped to a wind-aided time of 10.09 seconds in the Southern Section finals of the boys’ 100-meter, Pleasant crossed the finish line at Moorpark in a wind-legal time of 10.14 seconds — tying the state record he’d set nearly a year ago at Moorpark track. An hour later, he eked out a win in a crowded 200-meter field with a time of 20.71.But Superman’s face was dour Saturday, even as he’d tied himself for history.
In fact, Pleasant pleased almost everybody at Moorpark on Saturday. He just didn’t seem to please himself. There was no survive and advance; there was only history to chase.
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