Kayla Young

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2024 – Cal State Monterey Bay

Participated in eight meets
Set team season best mark of 4:07.02 in the 4x400 meter relay at the CCAA Women’s Track and Field Championship
Set PRs in 800 meters (2:24.37 – Mike Fanelli Track Classic) and 1500 meters (4:51.62 – Johnny Mathis Invitational)
Finished first in the 4x400 meter relay at the Johnny Mathis Invitational

2023 – Cal State Monterey Bay

Ran in four meets for the Otters.
Ran her fastest 6k of the season in her opener at the Cougar Challenge with a time of 24:23.7 (Sep. 23).
Clocked a 24:48.6 6k at the CCAA Championships (Oct. 21).

2022-23 – Cal State Monterey Bay

Ran in five of the six Otter races during cross country season.
6K PR of 23:49.7 came at the Santa Clara Bronco Open at Baylands Park. (Oct. 15).
Best finish was at the Bronco Open, finishing 76th out of 184 runners (Oct. 15).
Top finish was 19th at the Otter Invitational at Palo Corona Regional Park (Sep 17).
Scored for the Otters at the CCAA Cross Country Championships at Palo Corona Regional Park (Nov. 5).
Ran middle distance for the Otter track team.
PRd in the 800m with a time of 2:28.98 at the Mike Fanelli Classic (Apr. 1).
1500m PR of 4:58.08 at the Brutus Hamilton Invitational was the fourth fastest 1500m run by an Otter this season (Apr. 8).
Ran the second leg of the Otters 4x400m relay at the CCAA Championships (May 6).

High School

Was a 2–time All–Foothill League team member.
Set her 5K PR of 20:24.5 at The Master’s Invite on the Central Park Course (Sept. 25, 2021).
3–mile PR of 18:50.2 came at the CIF Southern Section Prelims on the Riverside Cross Country Course (Nov. 16, 2019).
Won the coaches award for hurdles/distance (2019) and sprints (2022) at Canyon.
Set her 400m PR of 1:06.39 at the Don Greene Distance Carnival (Mar. 5, 2022).
Set her 800m PR of 2:29.81 in a dual meet with Saugus High School (May 12, 2021).
Set her 100m hurdles PR of 17.77 in a dual meet with Saugus High School (May 12, 2021).
Also played soccer as a prep athlete.

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