In the first episode of Season 2 of The BroncCast, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with CPP volleyball sophomores Kaitlan Tucker and Daisy Duke to talk about their perfect 3-0 start to the season, a special award earned by one of them this week, how it's going from doing nothing last year to the grind of double-days and game day prep, how different school is today as compared to pre-pandemic, and of course, Tyler couldn’t help but make reference to a popular TV show from the early 1980s.

This video is a tribute to the 2020-2021 Cal Poly Pomona Athletics seniors that exhausted their eligibility during the academic year and/or will not be returning to a CPP roster next season.Cal Poly Pomona Athletics does not own the rights to any of the songs featured in this video.

In Episode #12 of The BroncCast, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with 2020-21 Cal Poly Pomona Student-Athlete Advisory Committee executive board members Nia Vance, Ryan Fields, Ayana Fields and Jessica Llamas. We discuss all things SAAC, including what the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is and how they operate as an on-campus student group that represents Cal Poly Pomona, how other student-athletes can get involved to make their voices heard, highlight some upcoming SAAC-sponsored events and initiatives, find out what Ayana does that makes her look like a rock, then we get into the March Madness spirit with a little bit of Division I mascot trivia.

In Episode #11 of The BroncCast, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with fellow Assistant Athletics Directors Scott Tsuji, Pam Donnelly, Jenny Heimstead, Mike Farrell and Sarah Macias. We discuss how we continue to work virtually during these unprecedented times to serve our student-athletes, we revisit the most memorable moments that our incredible teams and student-athletes have given us throughout the years, why the word Broncos and the word family is often used together around here, and after a lopsided trivia battle of NCAA Division II mascots, we offer some words of encouragement in these trying times.

In Episode #10 of The BroncCast, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with head track and field coach Chris Bradford, seniors Kyle Lawson and Imani Williams and sophomore Ayana Fields to revisit the week that COVID-19 canceled all NCAA competition, including Indoor Track Nationals in Alabama, chat about how student-athletes and coaches mentally and physically prepare for meets, why the pandemic has made it tougher on learning in a virtual environment, all before we learn that state capital trivia doesn’t come easy to everybody.

In Episode #9 of The BroncCast, Assistant Athletics Director for Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with CPP head baseball coach Randy Betten, senior first baseman Brennan McKenzie and sophomore pitcher Reese Stevens to recap the shortened 2020 spring season, discuss the recent renovations of the new-look Scolinos Field, get Coach Betten’s thoughts on three of his former players making it to the Big Leagues in recent years, then play a little movie trivia at the end.

In conjunction with the Cal Poly Pomona Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, student-athlete hosts Drew Atherton (baseball) and Imani Williams (women's track and field) led a town hall meeting on Thursday, October 22, 2020 to discuss the importance of finalizing a voting plan ahead of Election Day on November 3rd, as well as providing information about propositions 16, 17, 20 and 25.

Episode #8 of The BroncCast is another special episode as we feature the true celebrities and unsung heroes of our athletics department, the Cal Poly Pomona Sports Performance staff. Assistant Athletics Director of Communications Tyler Lobe sits down with Assistant Athletics Director for Sports Performance Ruem Malasarn, Assistant Athletic Trainers Lauren Salas and Albert Torres and Head Strength and Conditioning Coach Chase Sanders to discuss the transformation of the CPP sports performance office during Ruem's 20-year tenure on campus, how they work closely with the student-athletes to make sure they are taken care of, both physically and mentally, what measures are being taken to keep everyone safe if and when we return-to-play, and we play a little trivia to wrap it up at the end, only to find out that someone watches a little too much television and wins a prize for it.

Jenzen Torres (2009-12) talks about his time with CPP Baseball

Dominque Dotson talks about her time with CPP Women's Basketball (Women's Basketball - '16-'20)