Codeblack Elite Track Club

From the coaches desk ✍🏾

Tracks end. Chapters don’t. Proud to stand with Marley Scoggins as she graduates and heads to University of Tennessee, Paige Porter now at Cal Berkeley, and Malia Rainey, next up. This is the part of coaching that means the most.

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End of season dinner and senior send off.

Proud of this group. The wins, the PRs, the grind, the laughs, the lessons, and the memories made this season special.

To our seniors: thank you for setting the tone and leaving the program better than you found it.

Family forever. 🖤💛

Calabasas Senior Olivia Kirk is headed to Seattle to compete in the 100M Dash at the Brooks PR Invitational one of the most elite high school track meets in the country.

State Meet Finalist. University of Oklahoma commit. One more chance to line up with the fastest of the fastest.

Go handle business, Liv. 🐺⚡️

CoyoteSpeed

Great day at school celebrating our CIF State Meet squad. Proud of these kids, proud of the work, and grateful for the love from the band and the whole Calabasas family.

State meet energy. Coyote pride. 🐺🏆

Fastest 400 in school history. 48.20. 🔵

CIF Finalist. Senior. Record holder. Ryan Quinn put his name on the wall.

THREE YEARS. ONE STANDARD. NO SHORTCUTS. 🐾🧡

When Marley Scoggins walked into this program, the assignment was simple: compete at the highest level, then take it to college. Mission accomplished ✔️

Two-time CIF State Division Champion. School record holder at 200m — 23.27. A CIF State finalist in the 100m AND the 200m. And now she’s taking her talents to Knoxville. 🍊 University of Tennessee. Go Vols.

But here’s what I want every young athlete and every parent reading this to understand:

Marley didn’t get here by accident, and she didn’t get here alone. She got here because she trusted the program every workout, every cue, every hard conversation, every detail. And behind that trust was a partnership that made all the difference: her parents and I worked as a team. Not parents on one side and coach on the other one unit, same mission, same standard.

They didn’t coach from the stands. They went all in. They supported the program, poured into the other kids on this team, and brought energy and enthusiasm to everything we did. When a coach and a family lock arms and pull in the same direction, the athlete feels it and so does everyone around them. That’s not a theory. Marley is the proof.

That’s the formula. The coach and the parents working as one team. Same plan. Same standard. Same belief in the kid and watch what happens, not just to one athlete, but to all of them.

Marley, coaching you these three years has been one of the great joys of my career. The medals are real, but what I’m proudest of is the young woman you’ve become. This isn’t goodbye I’m going to be in your corner long after the last race, as you grow into adulthood and into everything that’s waiting for you.

Run with pride. Always have. Always will. 🖤💛

Go get ‘em in Tennessee. We’ll be watching.

Coach Clanagan

Malia Rainey. Class of 2027.

Committed to the work. Trusted the process. Delivered the result.

State Champion. No. 1 in California. 11.33.

Senior season loading.