Chico State Athletics

2021
Did not compete due to the COVID-19 pandemic…Earned two CCAA All-Academic honors…Received the 2020–21 Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award.
 
2020
Competed in two events at the March 6 Kim Duyst Invitational before the cancellation of the rest of the 2020 season…Finished sixth in the pole vault (3.35m) and placed second as part of the 4x100m relay team (48.16 seconds)…Earned two CCAA All-Academic Awards…Received Division II Athletic Directors Association Academic Achievement Award.
 
2019
Competed at nine meets as a true freshman…Earned all-conference honors with a second place finish at the May 2, 2019 CCAA Track & Field Championships, with a personal best height of 3.60m placing her eighth on the program’s all-time pole vault list…Earned 2018–19 CCAA All-Academic honors.
 
Pre-Chico Days
A 2018 graduate of Placer High School in Auburn…Runner-up in the pole vault at the 2018 Pioneer Valley League finals…Part of Placer’s 4x100m relay team that won four consecutive PVL championships…In addition to the pole vault, she competed in the 100m and 200m dash, 100m hurdles, 4x100m relay, and long jump…Also lettered in basketball.
 
Personal
Born February 17, 2000, in Roseville…Daughter of Debbie Condosta…Has one older brother, Danny…Her mother is her hero (“because in the face of adversity she has remained so strong”)…Favorite course at Chico State is Risk and Resilience, taught by Shelly Hart…Chose to attend Chico State “because of its strong sense of community and beautiful nature. It was a perfect fit for me to get my education while running track and having a healthy balance of school, sports, work, and social life”…Her greatest sports moment is placing second in the pole vault as a freshman during the 2019 CCAA Track & Field Championships…The most interesting thing she’s ever done is travel to Bali for a three week surf trip…Has learned by competing in track & field to “be the best version of myself instead of comparing myslef to others”…Enjoys cooking, hiking, being in nature, shopping, and walking her dog Brandy when she has some free time…Played the saxophone in high school…Regards cooking as her biggest non-sports talent…At the top of her bucket list: “Backpack through Europe and ride horses on the beach”…Majoring in child development…Plans to stay in Chico for a year after graduating, then apply for grad school in a child development-related field.