2026 Women's Cross Country Roster
Biography
Click here to view Kyana Cook's TFFRS profile
As a Senior - TF (2026)
- Competed in three meets, primarily in the 1500m
- Recorded a season-best of 5:04.58 in the 1500m at the Mike Fanelli Track Classic
As a Senior - XC (2025)
- Competed in three meets
- Recorded a season-best 6K time of 24:17.6 at the Kim Duyst Twilight XC Invite
As a Junior - TF (2025)
- Did not compete
As a Junior - XC (2024)
- Did not compete
Academic Honors
- 2025 CCAA Fall Academic Honor Roll
With San Diego Mesa College
- Helped San Diego Mesa finish as the 3C2A State runner-up in cross country in 2023
- Finished 24th individually at the 2023 3C2A State Cross Country Championships
- Finished 17th at the 2023 3C2A Southern California Regional Cross Country Championships
- Finished 4th in the 3000m steeplechase at the 2023 3C2A State Track & Field Championships
- Finished 3rd in the 3000m steeplechase at the 2023 3C2A Southern California Championships
- Recorded collegiate bests of 4:59.50 in the 1500m, 18:42.87 in the 5000m and 11:59.88 in the 3000m steeplechase while at San Diego Mesa
- Helped San Diego Mesa capture the 2024 3C2A State Cross Country Championship
- Helped San Diego Mesa capture the 2024 3C2A Southern California Regional Cross Country Championship
- Helped San Diego Mesa win Pacific Coast Athletic Conference championships in cross country and track & field
With Murrieta Valley High School (Murrieta)
- Lettered in cross country and track & field
- Earned second-team all-league honors in cross country
Personal
- Born March 9 in Murrieta
- Parents are Jarred and Jenny
- Her hero is one of her best friends, Sophie Moser-Smith because "we have both been through a lot of the same life events and we have been there for each other every moment for the past 2 years. She is one of my greatest supporters and has always been there to pick me up after a bad race even if she did well in it. I look up to her so much in both life and track and field, even though she goes to UCR now."
- Admires Elle St. Pierre, Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone and Courtney Wayment because "they all show resilience in their specific events and maintain a humble and motivated attitude no matter what. Watching them compete makes me motivated to become a greater athlete."
- Chose Chico State because "of the location, great major option, and how welcoming the distance team was during our visit. I could see myself really enjoying the next 2-3 years here."
- Her greatest sports moment so far was competing at the Southern California Regional Championships during her freshman year at San Diego Mesa, where she earned all-region recognition and recorded a new 5K personal best
- Outside of sports, her best talent is "always having extreme amounts of energy."
- In her free time, she likes to travel, hike and go camping
- On her bucket list is to visit a new country every summer
- The best advice she received was from her San Diego Mesa coach Wes: "Our athletic window is a very short period of our lives. We get so caught up in wanting to be better and better that we miss being in the moment and enjoying the sport. We need to appreciate our time here while we're doing it and just have fun, because you will never get these moments back."
- Majoring in Marketing with aspirations to work in sports marketing or as a marketing coordinator for a major running shoe company
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