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PUEBLO, Colo. -- The Cal Poly Pomona men's and women's track and field teams combined to earn 13 All-America awards as the Broncos wrapped up the 2023 NCAA Division II Men's and Women's Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday at the CSU Pueblo ThunderBowl in Pueblo, Colo.

Ayana Fields ran four races in a span of just four hours on Saturday, earning four All-America awards and scoring 9.25 points of the CPP women's 19 points in the meet for a 16th-place finish nationally. Jade De Souza accounted for six points with her third-place finish and another school record in the Triple Jump. The rest of the points come from a seventh place finish in the 4x100 Relay and a sixth place finish in the 4x400 Relay.

Ayana ran a 53.48 in the Women's 400 Meters to place fourth, then came back 90 minutes later and delivered a fourth place finish in the Women's 200 Meters with a time of 23.18. She was also with Jaelyn Thomas, Kelsey Ehinlaiye and Yuna Queniat for the seventh place finish in the 4x100 Relay with a time of 45.27, then ended the weekend alongside Thomas, Queniat and Ari Milton in the 4x400 Relay to finish sixth with a school record time of 3:38.81, shattering their previous school record by almost four seconds.

De Souza shattered her own school record in the Women's Triple Jump not just once, but twice on Saturday. On her first attempt, she jumped 12.91 meters, topping her previous best of 12.62m. It was on her third attempt that she bested her record again, this time she marked a 13.09m and took the lead in the event with three attempts left. However, she was unable to top that effort the rest of the way, and eventually settled for a third place finish in the event.

Ryan Fields was the only Bronco participant on the men's side on Saturday. After being disqualified in the Men's 110 Meter Hurdles event, he came back 85 minutes later to score a sixth place finish in the Men's 400 Meter Hurdles with a time of 51.79. He earned three of the eight total team points for CPP this weekend, and along with Matteo Madrassi's fourth place finish in the Men's Pole Vault on Thursday, the Broncos wrap up the season at No. 30 in the country.

Azusa Pacific took home the NCAA Division II team championship on the women's side, scoring 66 points to win their second team title in the last three seasons. On the men's side, Pittsburg State won its second straight NCAA team title with 62 points.
 

THURSDAY, MAY 25				TIME/MARK	PLACE
	Men's Pole Vault	FINALS	Matteo Madrassi	5.25m	4th
	Women's 4x100	Prelims	Jaelyn Thomas, Kelsey Ehinlaiye, Yuna Queniat, Ayana Fields	45.15	4th(h) / 7th(o)
	Men's Long Jump	FINALS	Deandre Smith	7.18m	17th
	Women's 400m	Prelims	Ayana Fields	53.27	2nd(h) / 5th(o)
	Men's 400H	Prelims	Ryan Fields	50.99	2nd(h) / 6th(o)
	Men's 400H	Prelims	Alessio Sommacal	52.47	6th(h) / 15th(o)
FRIDAY, MAY 26
	Women's 200m	Prelims	Ayana Fields	22.91	1st(h) / 2nd(o)
	Womens 100H	Prelims	Susie Fowler	14.03	5th(h) / 15th(o)
	Men's 110H	Prelims	Ryan Fields	13.84	4th(h) / 8th(o)
	Men's 110H	Prelims	Nnamdi Onwaeze	14.14	5th (h) / 17th(o)
	Women's 4x400	Prelims	Jaelyn Thomas, Ari Milton, Yuna Queniat, Ayana Fields	3:42.61	3rd(h) / 8th(o)
SATURDAY, MAY 27
	Women's 4x100	FINALS	Jaelyn Thomas, Kelsey Ehinlaiye, Yuna Queniat, Ayana Fields	45.27	7th
	Women's Triple Jump	FINALS	Jade De Souza	13.09m	3rd
	Men's 110H	FINALS	Ryan Fields	DQ
	Women's 400m	FINALS	Ayana Fields	53.48	6th
	Men's 400H	FINALS	Ryan Fields	51.79	6th
	Women's 200m	FINALS	Ayana Fields	23.18	4th
	Women's 4x400	FINALS	Jaelyn Thomas, Ari Milton, Yuna Queniat, Ayana Fields	3:38.81 (6th)