Nikki Hiltz breaks records in win at 2022 Sir Walter Miler in North Carolina | Local Roundup

Nikki Hiltz, a non-binary skilled runner out of Aptos, broke two data together with her win within the 2022 Sir Walter Miler at Cardinal Gibbons Excessive in Raleigh, N.C., on Friday.

Hiltz, operating for lululemon, gained the ladies’s race in a meet- and state-record time of 4 minutes, 21.89 seconds and gained $5,000. Eleanor Fulton, operating unattached, took second in 4:23.65. Elly Henes of adidas took third in 4:27.66.

Hiltz posted a 4:26.48 end in 2021 and positioned second behind Josette Norris, who gained in 4:25.92.

Golf

U.S. Youngsters Golf World Championship: Former Soquel resident Hunter Williams is tied for sixteenth getting into the ultimate spherical of the U.S. Youngsters Golf World Championship in N.C.

Williams, competing within the boys’ 8-year-olds division, has a 5-over-par 77 complete after capturing rounds of 38 and 39 on the again 9 of the Mid Pines Inn & Golf Membership at Pinehurst Resort.

William Yoder of Dublin, Ohio, leads with a 3-under 69 complete.

Seaside volleyball

Gold Sequence Atlanta Open: Santa Cruz’s Jacob Landel and teammate Lev Priima of Hermosa Seaside dropped their important draw opener on the AVP Gold Sequence Atlanta Open on Friday.

Landel and Priima, the No. 16 seed, misplaced to No. 1 Theo Brunner of Torrance and Chaim Schalk of Gardena, 21-18, 21-16.

Landel and Priima face No. 8 Billy Allen of Redondo Seaside and Jeremy Casebeer of Santa Barbara in contender’s bracket motion Saturday at midday.

Landel is a former All-American for UC Santa Cruz who serves as interim head coach of the lads’s indoor crew.

Foreman named to U20 nationwide crew: UCSC’s Dylan Foreman, named to Staff USA’s Below-20 Seaside Volleyball Nationwide Staff final month, will compete within the 2022 CAZOVA U23 Seaside Volleyball Tour in Trinidad & Tobago on Aug. 19-21.

Foreman, a 6-foot-5 exterior who hails from Santa Barbara, hit .309 with 44 kills in six matches his freshman yr with the Banana Slugs.