Stan State has twelve top three times or marks in the CCAA.  Of those top three times, four are the top marks/times in the conference.  Annie Wild is first in the 800 and 1500-meter run.  Alexis Nino is first in the women's hammer and Lamont Lane is first in the men's hammer.  Trent Lauderdale is second in the 400-meter hurdles and 400-meter dash.  Mila Rela is second in the 400-hurdles.  Third in their respective events are:  Rionna Wallce (100-meter dash), Jackson Oliveira (5,000-meter run), men's 4x400 relay team of Levi Gardner, Jemar Armstrong, Jaheim Williams, and Trent Lauderdale, and Devin Hernandez (shot put and hammer).

For the third straight year, Stan State's Chris Chomyn earned CCAA Championships All-Tournament honors by placing in the top five at the CCAA Men's Golf Championships presented by Under Armour this week at the par-72 Sandpiper Golf Club in Santa Barbara, Calif.  Chomyn shot a three-round score of one-over par 217 to finish in a tie for fourth place with Sonoma State's Ivan Sablan.  As a team, the Warriors shot a 38-over par 902 (303-302-297) to finish in sixth place.

Stan State moved into a tie for fifth place with Sonoma State after the second round of the 2025 CCAA Men's Golf Championships in Santa Barbara, Calif.  The Warriors shot a 302 (+14) to go with their 303 (+15) to give them a 29-over par 605.  Chris Chomyn led the Warriors for the second consecutive round with his two-round score of one-over par 145. The senior golfer is in a tie for second place with Cal State East Bay's Cooper Groshart.  They are just two strokes out of first place, which is held by Cal State Monterey Bay's Wilhelm Berg Von Linde (143, -1) heading into the final round of the CCAA Men's Golf Championships at the par-72 The Sandpiper Golf Club.

In the most recent NCAA Division II baseball statistics report that was released this Monday by the NCAA's Department of Statistics, Stan State is fourth in the nation with its .980 fielding percentage, 12th with its 36 sacrifice hits, and 21st with its 0.85 double plays per game average.  In the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA), the Warriors lead the conference in fielding percentage and tied for first in triples and sacrifice hits.