Corona del Mar won the boys' competition, 71.5-55, and the girls' competition, 71-56, Wednesday.
"I've never done that before," Aguilar said of his accomplishment. "It goes past me winning four events. It means 20 points for the team."
Aguilar added it was strong way to start the season, in the second dual meet, but he was not alone.
Five other athletes were double winners on the day. Newport Harbor junior Nate Talbott took the shot put and discus with throws of 36-4 1/2 and 130 respectively. Talbott said it will be difficult to follow Bo Taylor, now at UCLA, who won a national championship in the discus and set a state-meet record in the event, as well, last year.
"It's kind of intimidating," Talbott said. "I'm going to do my best to fill those shoes."
For the girls, the Sea Kings' Tiffany Liu won two events, the long jump (17-3) and triple jump (35- 1/2 ) and finished second in two others, following up her performance a week earlier, where she won four events against Fountain Valley.
"It's a little bit tough," Liu said of competing in four events. "You get used to it though."
Newport Harbor senior Jessica Robson matched her personal best in the high jump at 5-4 and also won the 100 hurdles in 15.8.
"I'm really excited," Robson said of her jump. "It's the second time I've done it this year. I think it's going to be a good year."
Corona del Mar's Claire Schmidt won the 200 (26.9) and 400 (1:00.3) and junior Shelby Buckley won the 800 (2:15.9) and the 1,600 (5:08.8). Sea Kings Coach Bill Sumner said he lightened the load on his runners with the Irvine Invitational on Saturday. In the future Buckley might run the 3,200 as well.
"For some reason it wasn't like I wished I was out there," said Buckley who was cheering teammates throughout the race. "It might be like that later this season."
