POMONA, Calif. - Cal Poly Pomona turned in yet another strong weekend at the Mt. SAC Relays and the Bryan Clay Invitational, entering the record book nine times, reaching six NCAA provisional qualifying marks, and setting 16 personal records.
 
At the Bryan Clay Invitational, the Broncos were particularly sharp in the middle-distance and distance events. Arissa Hatcher delivered one of the top marks of the meet for CPP, clocking an NCAA Division II qualifying time of 2:07.07 to break her own school record in the 800 meters. In the steeplechase, Galilea Jimenez and Miranda Palacios both dipped under the NCAA DII standard, with Jimenez's time of 10:54.70 ranking fourth-best in school history.
 
The 4x100 relay squad posted a solid 46.70, ranking ninth all-time, while Bailie Horton led the field athletes with a 3.65m clearance in the pole vault to enter the CPP record book. The meet reflected continued progress across event groups, especially among underclassmen contributors in the jumps.
 
At the Mt. SAC Relays, Cal Poly Pomona elevated its performances against elite competition. Jessica James headlined the sprints with an NCAA DII mark of 53.88 in the 400 meters and added a 24.56 in the 200, the prior ranking third best in program history. The distance crew dominated the 5,000 meters with six Broncos finishing in the top 10, led by Jimenez and Palacios, while Jubilee Cisneros claimed the 10,000-meter title.
 
The 4x400 relay team secured an NCAA DII qualifying time of 3:39.56, marking the second-fastest time in school history. In the hurdles, Neshara Smith posted a standout 13.59 NCAA DII mark, adding to a productive weekend across multiple disciplines.  
2026 Bryan Clay Invitational
 
100 Hurdles
33. Lotta Metsarinta - 15.46
 
200 Meters
81. Trinity Moseby - 25.65
 
800 Meters (Open B)
37. Yasmeen Delgado - 2:13.71 (PR)
 
800 Meters (Invite)
53. Arissa Hatcher - 2:07.07 (PR)  SCHOOL RECORD   NCAA PROVO 
 
3000 Steeplechase
88. Galilea Jimenez - 10:54.70 (PR)  CPP TOP 10   NCAA PROVO 
93. Miranda Palacios - 10:57.68  NCAA PROVO 
 
4x100 Relay
11. Cal Poly Pomona - 46.70  CPP TOP 10 
 
Pole Vault
4. Bailie Horton - 3.65m (PR)  CPP TOP 10 
9. Shannon Gaitan - 3.35m
 
Long Jump
34. Hannah Luster - 5.37m
 
Triple Jump
25. Shemi Brown-Dawson - 11.21m
30. Kacey Santiago - 10.83m  
66th Annual Mt. SAC Relays
 
200 Meters
28. Jessica James - 24.56
 
400 Meters
8. Jessica James - 53.88 (PR)  CPP TOP 10   NCAA PROVO 
25. Jordan Garcia - 55.72 (PR)  CPP TOP 10 
 
5000 Meters
4. Galilea Jimenez - 17:19.72 (PR)  CPP TOP 10 
5. Miranda Palacios - 17:22.02 (PR)
6. Milca Osorio - 17:52.76 (PR)
7. Ali Holtzen - 18:04.66 (PR)
8. Natalie Conde - 18:12.15 (PR)
9. Chloe Alchin - 18:18.04
10. Lizeth DePaz - 18:20.05 (PR)
12. Victoria Escanuelas - 19:11.67
 
10,000 Meters
1. Jubilee Cisneros - 37:49.39 (PR)
2. Shelby Ortega-Hufana - 38:54.88 (PR)
 
100 Hurdles (Invite)
19. Neshara Smith - 13.59  NCAA PROVO 
 
100 Hurdles (Collegiate)
28. Lotta Metsarinta - 14.69 (PR)
 
3000 Steeplechase
3. Julia Butler - 12:00.15
 
4x400 Relay
3. Cal Poly Pomona - 3:39.56  CPP TOP 10   NCAA PROVO 
 
Pole Vault
8. Kendra Williams - 3.50m
 
Long Jump
34. Neshara Smith - 5.49m
45. Kelsey Ehinlaiye - 5.30m
50. Esme Pounder - 5.15m
52. Nyah Paulding - 5.01m
 
Triple Jump
19. Ehinomen Eghobor - 11.72m
27. Nyah Paulding - 11.50m
 
Shot Put
11. Mi'ah Molette - 12.14m
12. Halle McDaniels - 12.04m
 
Discus
20. Halle McDaniels - 40.52m
 
Hammer Throw
11. Halle McDaniels - 48.41m
13. Isabelle Campos - 48.00m (PR)  CPP TOP 10 
 
Javelin
9. Clara Mackison - 38.12m  
Up Next
The Broncos will head to San Marcos on Thursday, April 30^th, for the CCAA Championships. The women's team will look to win their fifth consecutive conference title, having won every year since 2022.