Chico State's women鈥檚 track and field team showcased resilience against challenging weather conditions during the Chico Invite, standing out despite lightning delays and heavy rain. The team brought energy and determination as they competed, some in their last home meet. Notable performances included Janey Rubio鈥檚 pole vault clearance of 3.80m, earning an NCAA DII provisional mark, and strong showings across various events.

By the Numbers
  • Janey Rubio achieved a pole vault clearance of 3.80m.
  • Sienna Bianchi won the 800m with a time of 2:13.98, both her and Catherine McGuire set personal best records.
  • Kylie Davis won the 100m hurdles with a new personal best of 14.19 seconds.
State of Play
  • The Chico State team had multiple athletes achieving personal bests, enhancing their performance depth.
  • Chico secured top placements in a variety of events, sweeping the 100m hurdles, 400m hurdles, and the 800m.
  • Upcoming competitions include four crucial meets in Southern California, highlighting their busy schedule ahead.
What's Next

The team will compete in four significant meets starting April 16, providing athletes with opportunities to improve their standings ahead of the CCAA Championships on April 30.

Bottom Line

Chico State's women's track and field team demonstrated exceptional performance and grit amidst adverse weather, setting the stage for a promising season as they look to gain momentum leading into the championships.