The fall of 2024 was a monumental season for Cal Poly Pomona athletics, marked by multiple championships, historic achievements, program milestones, and record-breaking performances across multiple sports.

The fall of 2024 was a monumental season for Cal Poly Pomona athletics, marked by multiple championships, historic achievements, program milestones, and record-breaking performances across multiple sports.

The fall of 2024 was a monumental season for Cal Poly Pomona athletics, marked by multiple championships, historic achievements, program milestones, and record-breaking performances across multiple sports.

The fall of 2024 was a monumental season for Cal Poly Pomona athletics, marked by multiple championships, historic achievements, program milestones, and record-breaking performances across multiple sports.

The Broncos captured a big win on Tuesday afternoon, defeating No. 3 Montana State Billings 72-69 in Las Vegas. With the win, the team improves to 8-1 overall while remaining 3-0 in conference play. They are also an impressive 6-1 in road games so far this season and 2-0 in neutral venues.

The Cal Poly Pomona Broncos secured a 63-35 victory over Stanton University in a game that began with a close back-and-forth but ultimately saw the Broncos take control.

Senior Tara Oper from Riverside has made history, being named the United Soccer Coaches National Player of the Year for 2024, making her only the second Women's Soccer Bronco to ever receive this prestigious honor. This recognition highlights a remarkable season for the standout athlete, who has proven to be a key player for Cal Poly Pomona's women's soccer team.

In a historic moment for Cal Poly Pomona women's soccer, the Broncos secured their first-ever NCAA Division II National Championship, defeating Minnesota State 2-1. This victory represents the culmination of an extraordinary season, highlighted by resilience, strong leadership, and the unrelenting determination of the championship squad.

The Cal Poly Pomona Broncos are on the brink of making history. For the second time in program history, they've reached the NCAA Division II National Championship match, set to face Minnesota State for the first time ever.

Matthews, NC - In a commanding performance, the Cal Poly Pomona Broncos secured their spot in the NCAA Division II Championship match with a 4-0 victory over the Franklin Pierce University Ravens in the national semifinal. Confidence and composure were on full display, controlling the pace of play and dictating the action from start to finish.

For the tenth consecutive season, Cal Poly Pomona men's soccer continues to showcase its elite talent on the national stage with two Broncos named to the United Soccer Coaches All-America Teams. Senior midfielder Max Laguna and senior defender Fin Jackson were both honored for their outstanding performances this season, bringing the total number of All-America selections in program history to 51.

The Cal Poly Pomona women's soccer team has made history with two players earning prestigious United Soccer Coaches All-American honors. Vanessa Cruz and Tara Oper have been named to the 2024 NCAA Division II All-America teams, marking a monumental achievement for the program.

The trio of Samantha Campion, Caitie Mueller, and Sarah Ybarra added more accolades to their resumes, each being named to the 2024 AVCA All-America Second Team. The three honorees ties a program record for most All-Americans in a season, having just set that record last season. Campion and Mueller earn All-America honors for the second and third time in their careers, respectively, while Ybarra earns the recognition for the first time.

In 1999, Cal Poly Pomona Women's Soccer made history. They changed the game for the Broncos and set the precedent for every team that would come after.

Max Laguna, Fin Jackson, Jasper Winslow, Sam Lena, and Luke Garciduenas were recognized for their outstanding performances in the 2024 season by being named to the United Soccer Coaches All-West Region Teams.

Three standout players from the Broncos soccer team—Tara Oper, Vanessa Cruz, and Liberty Ortiz—have been recognized for their exceptional performances this season, earning spots on the United Soccer Coaches All-West Region teams. In addition, Head Coach Jay Mason was named the United Soccer Coaches West Region Coach of the Year.

Demarreya Lewis-Cooper from Cal Poly Pomona claims FloCollege/CCAA Men's Basketball Player of the Week

The Cal Poly Pomona women's basketball team won their seventh consecutive game on Saturday afternoon, defeating Sonoma State by a score of 57-50. With the win, the Broncos remain perfect in conference play at 3-0, while improving to 7-1 on the season.

The 2024-2025 indoor track and field season kicked off in impressive fashion at the Silver State Invitational in Reno, Nevada. The meet saw several athletes make their mark in the record books, with multiple top-10 performances and two school records being broken.

The Broncos secured a thrilling 88-80 victory in double overtime over the Sonoma State Seawolves in their third CCAA conference match-up of the season. The game was a thrilling back-and-forth affair, with both teams battling through intense moments and shifting momentum, keeping the outcome in suspense until the very end.