Thank you for your interest in the Sunset Invitational, hosted by Convent and Stuart Hall High Schools! Our emphasis is on competitive opportunities for individual athletes, either for developing skill and fitness or for achieving qualifying marks for meets later in the season. The number of events is limited to keep the meet efficient and short, but entries are (mostly) unlimited to maximize participation.
Quick links
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Click on the icon below to download the preliminary information for the 2019 meet in PDF format.
Update: Click on the icon below to download heat sheets for today's meet.
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Click on the buttons below for parking information, heat sheets, results, and the photo gallery.
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Basic information
Date: March 1, 2019
Location: Kezar Stadium
Start time: 4:00 PM
Sunset: 6:03 PM
Estimated finish time: 8:30 PM
Date: March 1, 2019
Location: Kezar Stadium
Start time: 4:00 PM
Sunset: 6:03 PM
Estimated finish time: 8:30 PM
Events
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On the track (and in this order)
1600 400 100 800 200 |
In the field
Long jump Triple jump Discus Shot put Pole vault (exhibition event in 2019) |
Entries
Please submit entries via Athletic.net at www.athletic.net. Track entries are unlimited, but field entries are limited as follows:
Please submit entries via Athletic.net at www.athletic.net. Track entries are unlimited, but field entries are limited as follows:
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Discus
-- Two girls and two boys per school; -- Entries are capped at the first 30 boys and 30 girls entered due to limited daylight; -- Three trials per athlete and no finals. |
Long jump, triple jump, and shot put
-- Four girls and four boys per school; -- Entries are capped at the first 60 boys and 60 girls entered in each event; -- Three trials per athlete and no finals. |
Pole vault exhibition
In 2019, the meet features a pole vault exhibition for the first time! Entries are limited to three girls and three boys from each school. No medals are awarded in pole vault this year. Thank you to Coach Daniel Piechota of Abraham Lincoln High School here in San Francisco for making this event possible at this year's meet.
In 2019, the meet features a pole vault exhibition for the first time! Entries are limited to three girls and three boys from each school. No medals are awarded in pole vault this year. Thank you to Coach Daniel Piechota of Abraham Lincoln High School here in San Francisco for making this event possible at this year's meet.
Weighing and impounding of throwing implements
In 2019, we are weighing and impounding all throwing implements. Only implements that meet the following weight standards can be used in either warm-up or competition:
In 2019, we are weighing and impounding all throwing implements. Only implements that meet the following weight standards can be used in either warm-up or competition:
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Discus
Boys: 1.6 kg or 3.53 lbs Girls: 1 kg or 2.20 lbs |
Shot
Boys: 12 lbs Girls: 4 kg or 8.82 lbs |
Fees
The fee schedule for 2019 is $15.00 per individual with a $225.00 maximum per gender. (For example, a coed team with 25 boys and 10 girls would owe $375.00. Check out the entry fees worksheet, which is attached to the meet flyer. You can download the flyer above under "quick links."). Please make your check payable to "Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco" and mail it in advance to:
Stuart Hall High School
Attention: Mike Buckley
1715 Octavia Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
The fee schedule for 2019 is $15.00 per individual with a $225.00 maximum per gender. (For example, a coed team with 25 boys and 10 girls would owe $375.00. Check out the entry fees worksheet, which is attached to the meet flyer. You can download the flyer above under "quick links."). Please make your check payable to "Schools of the Sacred Heart San Francisco" and mail it in advance to:
Stuart Hall High School
Attention: Mike Buckley
1715 Octavia Street
San Francisco, CA 94109
Seeding and awards
Heats on the track are seeded from slowest to fastest. Likewise, flights on the field are seeded from lowest to highest mark. The three top-performing boys and girls in each event, regardless of the heat or flight in which they compete, earn medals.
Heats on the track are seeded from slowest to fastest. Likewise, flights on the field are seeded from lowest to highest mark. The three top-performing boys and girls in each event, regardless of the heat or flight in which they compete, earn medals.
