Roland Padilla

Loyola’s Ejam Yohannes is California’s No. 1 400m runner at 46.11 and now pushing toward 45 seconds. From a 56-second freshman to a national-level senior, his rise is one of the fastest in the country with major NCAA programs watching.

Arcadia Invitational 2026 delivered dozens of national-leading marks across all events. Servite’s relay squad, Rosary’s Mya Arrendell, and Olympic gold medalist Quincy Wilson headline one of the deepest meets of the season.

Servite’s record-setting 4x100 relay team has now seen all four athletes earn Division I football offers, turning elite track speed into full-ride opportunities and highlighting the growing connection between track and recruiting.

State leaders from California, Utah and Georgia join Quincy Wilson in a loaded Arcadia 400 meters field, where multiple sub-46 contenders could push toward the historic 45.51 meet record.

Five football recruits with 3-star or higher ratings are competing at the 2026 Arcadia Invitational, spanning sprint and field events. From elite speedsters to powerful throwers, here’s a full breakdown of dual-sport prospects to watch.

After breaking 40 in the 4x100, Servite dominated Trabuco Hills with a 200 sweep, a 3:10.33 4x400 and a 46.66 meet record from sophomore Jaelen Hunter, surpassing a mark previously held by USC alum and pro sprinter Max Thomas.

Servite made California track history with a 39.82 4x100 relay, becoming the first team to break 40 seconds. The breakthrough builds on their Arcadia success and signals a new era for elite sprinting in the state.

The 2026 Arcadia Invitational brings elite high school track talent to the spotlight, featuring Quincy Wilson, Natalie Dumas, Servite relays and national record threats across sprints, distance and field events in one of the deepest meets ever.