California Lutheran University

2024
Competed in four meets... Placed 103rd at the SCIAC Championships in the 8k with a time of 34:13.2.. Top finish was 70th at the 2024 Pomona Pitzer XC Invite and fastest time was at the 2024 Pomona Pitzer XC Invite with a time of 31:56.5 for the 8k. 
2023
Competed in 6 meets… Placed 170th at the NCAA West Region Championships in the 8k with a time 36:57.7… Placed 129th at the SCIAC Championships in the 8k with a time of 34:38.5… Top finish was 51st at the Moorpark Invite and fastest time was at the Master’s Invitational with a time of 33:10.5 for the 8k. 

Antelope Valley College
Competed in track and field and cross country in the Western State Conference… Awarded the Athletic Award in Men's Cross Country from 2022- 2023... High Honored Track & Field Team at Antelope Valley College… Earned Associates in Arts History for Transfer and AA Liberal Arts and Sciences: Social/Behavioral Sciences.

Palmdale High School ‘20
Competed in track and field in the Golden League… Awarded the Palmdale HS Track 2019 Sprinters Team Award and Participation Award in JV Track and Field in 2018 and 2019... Academic honors include: Award of Academic Achievement from 2017-2019, getting certified CPR in the Health Careers Academy in 2019, and Kiwanis Club of Palmdale Student in January 2020.

Personal
Hometown is Palmdale, California… Majoring in history BA teaching emphasis… Parents are Santos and Rafael… Siblings are Sophia and  Matteo… Chose Cal Lutheran because of “the amazing campus, the people, and with so much things to do, being a Cal Lutheran student athlete is a priority, it isn't just to be a student athlete it takes determination and discipline to be a great student athlete. Being on top of your classes, showing up to team meetings, showing up to practice, even when you do things outside practice, volunteering, being apart of clubs, and working is also important to all college students. Choosing to come to Cal Lutheran is my best choice and made me feel home for the next couple of years, continuing my academics, track and cross country and becoming independent while making new friends and creating bonds with people that would last a long time. I'm proud to be a new student athlete for the Cal Lutheran Kingsmen and get to know my new team and coaches that will make my time at Cal Lutheran a breeze. Coming from the Antelope Valley to Thousand Oaks is a big transition and not so much a hard transition. So that is why I choose to come to Cal Lutheran.”