MONTEREY PARK, Calif. – A historic Saturday it was for Cal State East Bay women's swimming, who with an incredible run on four first place medals on Saturday in the final four possible events, earning the crown of 2024 PCSC Champions.  
 
It was the first time that Cal State East Bay has won the conference championship since the 2019-20 season.
 

• The finals on Saturday started with the 1,650 yard freestyle, where Miya French placed third overall with a time of 17 minutes, 33.68 seconds.
• Hannah Sharp, in 2:03.15 placed third overall in the 200 yard backstroke.
• In the 100 yard freestyle, Brooklyn Dressel became the first on Saturday among the Pioneers to earn a first place medal, as she won the event in 50.65 seconds – an NCAA 'B' Standard. Placing fourth overall in the event, also with an NCAA 'B' Standard was Delaney Carlson with a time of 51.78.
• Kylie Beaudet won the 200 yard breaststroke in 2:18.61 – an NCAA 'B' Standard.
• The 200 yard butterfly became the third straight win for CSUEB on Saturday, as Tehani Kong won in 2:05.27.
• The final women's swimming event would decide the team point championship, and the Pioneers capitalized in the 400 yard freestyle relay. The team of Dressel, Carlson, Olivia Parham and Kong won the event in 3:26.76 and secured enough points to put the Pioneers in first place for team scoring to win the championship.

Overall throughout the 2024 PCSC Championships, the Pioneers had two relay teams earn first place and four individual first place medals achieved.
 

Qualifying Pioneers will compete in the 2024 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships from March 12-16 at SPIRE Institute – Aquatics Center in Geneva, Ohio.