TURLOCK, CALIF. ---  Stan State track and field trio of Caitlyn Bell, Najwa Chouati, and Jason Lindsay each captured their respective events while the duo of Lamont Lane and Yahaira Zuniga also earned All-CCAA honors in Day One of the 2024 CCAA Track & Field Championships at the Al Brenda Track at Warrior Stadium today in Turlock.  Bell and Lindsay respectively captured the men's and women's hammer while Chouati won the women's 10,000-meter run.

Heading into Day Two of the CCAA Championships, Stan State women are in first place while the men are in third place.

PLACE	TEAM	POINTS		PLACE	POINTS	POINTS
MEN				WOMEN
1.	Cal Poly Pomona	35		1.	Stan State	28
2.	Chico State	32		2.	CSUSB	23
3.	Stan State	25		3.	Chico State	21
4.	Cal State San Marcos	14		4.	Sonoma State	18
5.	Cal State L.A.	5		5.	Cal State L.A.	10
6.	Cal State East Bay	4		6.	Cal Poly Pomona	9
7.	Cal Poly Humboldt	2		7.	Cal Poly Humboldt	4
					Cal State East Bay	4

 
Earning All-CCAA honors by placing in the top three in their respective events were:  Caitlyn Bell (first, hammer, 170-02), Najwa Chouati (first, 10,000-meter run, 36:51.40, Lamont Lane (second, hammer, 171-0), Jason Lindsay (first, hammer, 181-11), and Yahaira Zuniga (second, 10,000, 36:54.4).  By capturing the men's hammer, a Warrior has captured that event ten times in the last eleven years. 

Alfred Nunes is in fifth place with 3032 points after the first five events of the men's decathlon.  He is eighty points out of third place to earn All-CCAA Honors.  The men's decathlon will continue tomorrow morning at 11am with the 110 hurdles.  Cal Poly Humboldt's Bryce Pearson holds the top spot followed by Gavin Hanes (Cal Poly Pomona, 3175), Justin Craven (Chico State, 3112), and Andres Padilla (Chico State, 3039). 

The trio of Luis Mincey (men's 400 hurdles), Mila Real (women's 400 hurdles, and Annie Wild (women's 800-meter run) advanced to the finals in their respective events.  Mincey finished in third in his heat with his time of 56.72 to earn one of the fastest times in the 400 hurdles.  Real finished in second in her heat of the 400 hurdles with a time of 1:02.05 to earn a place in Saturday's finals.  Wild ran the fastest time in the 800 with a time of 2:12.09 to qualify for Saturday's final.

The women's 400 hurdles will take place at 3:20 p.m. on Saturday followed by the men's 400 hurdles at 3:30 p.m. The women's 800 finals are set for 3:05 p.m. on Saturday afternoon. 
  

WARRIOR	PLACE	EVENT	TIME/MARK
Cole Bailey	Seventh	Hammer	160-8 (48.99m)
Cole Bailey	Thirteenth	Discus	133-6 (40.70m)
Caitlyn Bell	First	Hammer	170-02 (51.87m)
Najwa Chouati	First	Women's 10K	36:51.40
Tanner Gerhart	Tenth	Men's 10K	32:53.73
Devin Hernandez	Fifth	Hammer	163-2 (49.75m)
Devin Hernandez	Fourteenth	Discus	132-5 (40.36m)
Hailey Hunter	Twenty-Second	Hammer	100-8 (30.70m)
Hailey Hunter	Twenty-First	Discus	107-1 (32.65m)
Lamont Lane	Second	Hammer	171-0 (52.12m)
Lamont Lane	Eighth	Discus	143-4 (43.69m)
Jason Lindsay	First	Hammer	181-11 (55.45m)
Jason Lindsay	Twelfth	Discus	134-4 (40.96m)
Luke McMahon	Eleventh	Hammer	156-0 (47.55m)
Yahaira Zuniga	Second	Women's 10K	36:54.24

 
DECATHLON
Alfred Nunes
 

EVENT	PLACE	TIME/MARK	POINTS
100 meter	Fourth	11.46	761
Long Jump	Fourth	6.00m (19-8.25)	587
Shot Put	Fifth	10.17m (33-4.5)	496
High Jump	Fourth	1.73m  (5-08)	569
400-meter	Seventh	54.49	619
As of 5/2/24	Fifth		3032

 
Warriors advancing to finals

Warrior	Place	Event	Time/Mark
Luis Mincey	Tied Seventh	Men's 400 Hurdles	56.72
Mila Real	Fourth	Women's 400 Hurdles	1:02.05
Annie Wild	First	Women's 800 Meters	2:12.09

 
Other Warriors

Warrior	Place	Event	Time/Mark
Jemar Armstrong	Ninteenth	Men's 200 Meters	22.52
Isabel Arrizano	Twenty-First	Women's 200-Meters	33.83
Damaris Burt	Twenty-Third	Men's 200 Meters	23.10
Jacob Diaz	Tenth	Men's 800 Meters	1:56.43
Eris Hutchins	Seventeenth	Men's 200 Meters	22.32
Anthony Pimentel	Twenty-Fourth	Men's 200 Meters	23.20
Jaheim Williams	Twenty-Sixth	Men's 200 Meters	26.16
Shaylynn Wynn	Twelfth	Women's 400 Hurdles	1:07.78