TURLOCK, Calif. — Cal State East Bay women's track and field capped off its 2025 season at the CCAA Track & Field Championships presented by Pollo Campero this past Thursday through Saturday at Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium, hosted by Stanislaus State. The Pioneers placed 10th among 11 scoring teams, highlighted by a pair of standout performances that brought home one gold medal and one silver medal.
Notable Pioneer Performances
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Jenna Rodriguez captured the CCAA title in the 800 meters on Saturday with a time of 2:11.32 seconds, meeting the NCAA provisional standard for the third time this season. She became the first Pioneer women's track & field student-athlete to win a gold medal at the CCAA Championships since 2022, when Chase Worthen claimed the 1,500 meters.
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Destini Clinton ran a personal best of 12.77 seconds in the 100 meter preliminaries.
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Julia Carmona earned silver in the triple jump on Friday with a personal best mark of 11.85 meters. She was also named Freshman of the Meet for women's track and field and also competed in the long jump and on the 4x400 meter relay team.
Cal Poly Pomona claimed the team title for the fourth consecutive year, continuing its dominance in the conference.
Up next, Rodriguez has a strong chance to represent Cal State East Bay at the 2025 NCAA Division II Track & Field Championships later this month in Pueblo, Colorado. She met the NCAA provisional qualifying standard in the 800 meters multiple times this season, including Saturday. The official announcement of national qualifiers is expected during the week of May 12.
Latest Women's Track
- DAY TWO RECAP: Women's Track & Field at CCAA Championships
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- Pioneer Spotlight: Dr. Summer JacksonWhen Dr. Summer Jackson stepped into the role of Faculty Athletics Representative (FAR) at Cal State East Bay in 2023, it was more than a professional milestone—it was a full-circle moment. A former Division I swimmer at the University of Arkansas and a proud inductee into the Sequim (Washington) Hall of Fame's inaugural class for her swimming accomplishments, Dr. Jackson brought with her not only an impressive academic background but a deeply personal connection to the student-athlete journey.
- Pioneer Preview: May 1-7Only one Pioneer team has regular season action remaining, as other teams are in postseason play. Baseball hosts the final home series of the season from Thursday to Saturday, Softball will go after a CCAA Tournament Championship, Men's and Women's Track & Field will chase medals at the CCAA Championships and next Monday through Wednesday, Women's Golf will look for a regional performance that earns a spot in the NCAA Championships for a third straight year.
- MEET RECAP: Women's Track Concludes Regular Season at Johnny Mathis InvitationalSAN FRANCISCO – Cal State East Bay women's track and field wrapped up the 2025 regular season over the weekend at the Johnny Mathis Invitational, hosted by San Francisco State at Cox Stadium. Competing against a mix of Division I, II, II, NAIA and two-year college programs, club teams and unattached athletes, the Pioneers placed ninth among 14 scoring teams in the two-day meet.
- MEET RECAP: Women's Track & Field at Bryan Clay Invitational
