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SAN MARCOS, Calif. – For the second consecutive season, the Cal Poly Pomona women's track and field team captured the CCAA Track and Field championship with 191 points, holding off Chico State by 6.5 points in the end.
 
Ayana Fields was named the Track Athlete of the Meet and High Point Award winner while head coach Chris Bradford was named the CCAA Women's Coach of the Year.
 
It is the fourth CCAA title for the program.
 
The Broncos won eight individual titles, earning first place in almost half of the 21 event contested during the three-day meet. In all, CPP now has 96 individual CCAA titles dating back to the program's inception in 1980. A total of 21 All-CCAA medals were handed out to CPP student-athletes this weekend.
 
INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION TRACKER (8)

• The 4x100 Relay Team of Jaelyn Thomas, Kelsey Ehinlaiye, Yuna Queniat and Ayana Fields shattered its own school record with a title-winning time of 45.48. It is the second straight CCAA title for the Broncos in the event, and the sixth CCAA title in program history.
• Jade De Souza captured her first CCAA title in the Triple Jump with a mark of 12.33 meters. It is the fourth CCAA title in the event for the program, and the first since 1998.
• Susie Fowler captured the100m Hurdles title with a personal-best time of 13.82, her time also moves her into a tie for fourth all-time in the CPP record book; it is the 10^th title in the event in program history, and the first since 2017.
• Ayana Fields won the 400 meters with a time of 54.45; it is the fifth CCAA title for the Broncos in the event in program history, and the second won by Fields.
• Arissa Hatcher captured the title in the 800 meters, running the event in 2:15.24; it is the fourth CCAA title for the Broncos in program history and the first since 2010.
• Shona Christensen won the Shot Put with a mark of 12.52 meters; it is the 11^th CCAA title in the event in program history.
• Ayana Fields won the 200m Dash with a new personal-best of 22.92. It is the sixth CCAA title in the event for CPP all-time, and the second straight for Fields.
• The 4x400 Relay Team of Jaelyn Thomas, Yuna Queniat, Arissa Hatcher and Ayana Fields clinched the team championship for the Broncos, winning the final event of the championship in a time of 3:46.50. It is the third CCAA title in the program's history in the event. 

 
ALL-CCAA AWARD TRACKER (21)

• Discus (1): Cynthia Hurtado (3rd)
• Long Jump (1): Jade De Souza (2nd)
• Hammer (1): Keiana Turner (2nd)
• 4x100 Relay (4): Jaelyn Thomas, Kelsey Ehinlaiye, Yuna Queniat, Ayana Fields
• Triple Jump (2): Jade De Souza (1st), Natalie Lin (3rd)
• 100m Hurdles (2): Susie Fowler (1st), Ari Milton (3rd)
• 400m (1): Ayana Fields (1st)
• 100m (1): Yuna Queniat (3rd)
• 800m (1): Arissa Hatcher (1st)
• Shot Put (1): Shona Christensen (1st)
• 200m (1): Ayana Fields (1st)
• High Jump (1): Keiana Hamm (2nd)
• 4x400 Relay (4): Jaelyn Thomas, Yuna Queniat, Arissa Hatcher, Ayana Fields

 
POINT SCORERS (191)

• Ayana Fields (20) – 400m 10, 200m 10
• Jade De Souza (18) – Triple Jump 10, Long Jump 8
• Keiana Turner (16) - Hammer 8, Discus 4, Shot Put 4
• Susie Fowler (15) – 100m Hurdles 10, 100m 5
• Yuna Queniat (11) – 100m 6, 200m 5
• Shona Christensen (11) – Shot Put 10, Discus 1
• Ari Milton (11) – 100m Hurdles 6, Triple Jump 5
• 4x100 Relay Team (10)
• 4x400 Relay Team (10)
• Arissa Hatcher (10) – 800m 10
• Cynthia Hurtado (9) - Discus 6, Hammer 3
• Kelsey Ehinlaiye (9) - Long Jump 5, 100m 2, 200m 2
• Natalie Lin (9) – Triple Jump 6, Long Jump 3
• Keiana Hamm (8) – High Jump 8
• Jaelyn Thomas (8) – 100m 4, 200m 4
• Angela Arellano (7) – 1500m 5, 800m 2
• Tianna Jardstrom (4) – 400m Hurdles 4
• Citlalli Anguiano (3) – 100m Hurdles 3
• Alisa Moradian (2) – 1500m 2

 
ADDITIONAL BRONCO BITS

• 100m Dash was full of record breakers for the women. Yuna Queniat (11.89) moves up one spot in the Top 10 Record Book to No. 6, and both Susie Fowler and Jaelyn Thomas ran PR's with a 11.97 to tie at No. 9 all-time.
• Keiana Hamm broke into the Top 10 Record Book in the High Jump, placing second in the event with a PR leap of 1.68m.