Women's Soccer
- CPP Athletics Sets Department Record With No. 4 Ranking in Learfield Director’s CupThe National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) released the fall national standings for the Learfield Director's Cup on Monday morning, seeing Cal Poly Pomona receive it's highest ranking in department history at No. 4 in all of NCAA Division II with 267.0 total points. Only Grand Valley State, Wingate, and Colorado State Pueblo beat out the Broncos with more points.
- NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: Broncos Make HistoryIn 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.
- Best Fall In Bronco History: A Season of Records, Titles, and TriumphsThe 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.
- From Record-Breaker to National Champion: Tara Oper Named National Player of the YearSenior 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.
- New Era, Same Dream: Broncos Seek First National TitleThe 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.