Cal Poly Pomona Athletics

Senior Kaleb Trembly placed second in the long jump with a record-setting performance that proved to be the highlight for Cal Poly Pomona men's track and field Friday during day one of the Cal-Nevada Championships held at UC San Diego.
 
A Petaluma native, Trembly recorded a career-best and provisional qualifying distance of 23-10.25 Friday. It stands as the program's top long jump mark since 2000 and puts him at No. 6 in the Broncos' all-time record book. Entering this weekend's competition, Trembly's 23-10.25 distance would have ranked seventh at the NCAA Division II level for 2014.

He put together a similarly strong performance in the triple jump Saturday. Trembly leapt to a distance of 47-8 to pass the "B" provisional standard of 47-6.76.