AZUSA, CALIF. - On Thursday, April 13th, Sonoma State track & field member
Gianna Bomarito represented SSU as the lone participant at the Bryan Clay Invitational, hosted by PacWest member Azusa Pacific. After claiming the top time in all of Division II in the 10k event weeks prior, head coach
David Lawrence Jr. would send Bomarito south to compete in another competitive field with the conference championships fast approaching.
Bomarito would continue to put together one of the most dominant freshman campaigns in not just program history, but SSU athletics history, as she went on to break her own record that she set weeks prior at the Mangrum Invitational, and record a time of 34:05.73, good for 7th place overall. Bomarito would shave off roughly 16 seconds from her previous record breaking time last month as she now holds the top two times in program history in the 10k event and remains the only runner in program history to post sub 35-minute 10k times.
Full track & field program records can be found
HERE (Note: Records will be completely updated in summer of 2023)
The rest of the SSU track & field team remained local this week to compete in the Johnny Mathis Invitational hosted by San Francisco State. They will compete in events on April 14th and 15th and you can find live results at sonomaseawolves.com. After this week, the team will partake in the Fresno State Invite on Saturday, April 29th, representing the final regular season meet before the CCAA Championships on Thursday, May 4th. Meet information, live result links, and more can be found at sonomaseawolves.com.
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