From left: Antoine Moret, 19, aerospace engineering major, and Elliot Daniels, 18, nursing major, working their way through the difficult race on April 26.
The De Anza Mountain Lions track and field team competed in the two day Coast Conference meet at Hartnell College in Salinas.
During the preliminaries on April 26, the men’s team earned 183 points and the women’s team earned 219 points. Both placed second on April 29 during the Coast Conference Finals.
De Anza athletes competed in every event and brought home an array of awards.
In the long jump, Maezie Castillo, 20, biology major, won with a mark of 5.29 meters. Castillo also won the triple jump with a mark of 10.83 meters.
Travis Martin, 19, communications major, won the hammer throw with a mark of 49.83 meters.
Track and field looks toward competing at the NorCal trials and finals on May 5 and May 12 at Yuba College.
If individuals qualify further, they will race at the California Community College Athletic Association Championships held at Modesto Junior College.
The De Anza College Flag waving in the wind at the Coast Conference Prelims at Hartnell College on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Maezie Castillo, 20, biology major, mid air during the long jump on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Maya Lew, 19, communications major, makes the sand fly into the air during the triple jump on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Micah Rudin, 20, political science major, leaps high into the air on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Daniel Chen, 18, applied math major, opening up his stride in preparation for his jump on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Fillipi Montes, 18, business major, preparing to land during the long jump on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Winding up for a throw, Travis Martin, 19, communications major, works hard to score points for the team on April 26. (Connor Blum)
From left: Elliot Daniels, 18, nursing major and Antoine Moret, 19, aerospace engineering major, leading the pack during the race at Hartnell College on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Smiling through the 10,000 meter race, Elliot Daniels, 18, nursing major, finishing strong on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Crossing the line in first place, Elliot Daniels, 18, nursing major, wins the 10,000 meter race at Hartnell College on April 26. (Connor Blum)
From left: Antoine Moret, 19, aerospace engineering major, and Elliot Daniels, 18, nursing major, on the podium at the Coast Conference Prelims on April 26. (Connor Blum)
Connor Blum plans to continue his involvement in the De Anza community and further his photography skills. He is excited to be the photography editor again...
Coloring pages sit on a table, completed by Olivia Ballard 19, undeclared major who says they remind her of her best friend, love and family on June 17 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
Attendees participate in chair yoga led by Noemi Teppang, International Student Program counselor on June 17 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
Students and faculty welcome and greet each other and outline the Safety and Inclusion Summit schedule on June 10 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
A survey of 351 students found that 97% of respondents “feel always or usually safe navigating campus” with points of concern being parking lots and garages, low-lit areas, or areas far from the center of campus.
Courtesy of De Anza College Equity Core Team
Students plot stickers on a campus map on areas they feel safe, with a consensus emerging around the Hinson Campus Center and library during Safety and Inclusion Summit in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center on June 10.
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