Chico State Athletics

Notable Track & Field Awards
– All-West Region – High Jump (2026)
– All-CCAA – High Jump (2024)

As a Junior – Track & Field (2026)
– Earned All-West Region honors in the high jump
– Placed eighth in the high jump at the CCAA Championships with a mark of 1.90m
– Recorded a college-best high jump mark of 2.05m at both the Johnny Mathis Track & Field Meet and APU Franson Last Chance
– Won the high jump at the Johnny Mathis Track & Field Meet with his college-best mark of 2.05m
– Won the high jump at the Stanford Invitational with a mark of 2.02m
– Won the high jump at the Chico Invitational with a mark of 2.00m
– Cleared 2.02m at the Beach Invitational and 2.01m at the Pacific Coast Invitational
– Opened the season by clearing 2.00m at the Black and Gold Invitational at Butte College

As a Sophomore – Track & Field (2025)
– Placed fourth in the high jump at the CCAA Championships with a mark of 1.92m
– Recorded a season-best high jump mark of 2.00m at the Wildcat Invite, placing first
– Won the high jump at the NorCal Preview at Butte College with a mark of 1.95m
– Cleared 1.97m at the Sacramento State Hornet Invite
– Also competed at the Kim Duyst Invite, Chico Invitational and Humboldt Invitational

As a Freshman – Track & Field (2024)
– Earned All-CCAA honors after placing second in the high jump at the CCAA Championships with a mark of 1.96m
– Recorded a season-best high jump mark of 2.01m at the Chico Invitational, placing first
– Won the high jump at the Black and Gold Invitational at Butte College with a mark of 2.00m
– Cleared 1.95m at the Brutus Hamilton Invitational
– Placed second at the Butte Opener at Butte College with a mark of 1.90m
– Placed second at the Wildcat Invitational with a mark of 1.84m
– Also competed at the Kim Duyst Invitational, Hornet Invite and Stanford Invitational

Personal
– Born July 29 in Pasadena, California
– Majoring in Entrepreneurship
– Favorite course is KINE 134, taught by Mark Jensen
– Chose Chico State for new opportunities and a change of scenery
– Greatest sports moment was placing second at the conference meet in his first season
– Enjoys cooking outside of track & field
– Favorite athlete is LeBron James
– Best advice received: “One bridge at a time,” from his grandfather