The Condors roll through the Western State Conference Championships at Pierce College and perform well on both fronts.

In the Women's race, the Condors continuing to run strong held onto their 3^rd place rank in the conference just behind Glendale in 1^st (50 points) and Allan Hancock 2^nd (82 points) and ahead of Ventura in 4^th (104 points).  Sophomore Shelly Martin continued to lead the squad with a 13^th place finish with a time of 20:08.  Magy Rosales, Nathallie Ojeda and Marylynn Mendieta worked together in a tight pack throughout the hilly course and finished in 20^th, 21^st and 22^nd respectively.  Savannah Landaverde bouncing back from a tough race at the Mt. SAC Invitational the week prior reclaimed her scoring spot for the team and finished in 34^th place with a time of 23:34. Maryjane Arreola finished in 42^nd (24:50), Yoselin Gonzalez finished in 45^th (25:26), Daisy Rosete in 48^th (25:58) and Apple Avalos in 63^rd (35:01).

In the Men's race, the Condors were able to step it up on the day and improve their ranking in the conference from the WSC Preview meet finishing in 9^th (265 points) finishing ahead of L.A. Mission in 10^th (287 points).  Reyes Gonzales continuing to lead the Condor men put in a clutch performance to break into the Top 30 finishing in 29^th place with a time of 24:42 for the 4-mile course.  Sophomore Francisco Perez came through in his race to finish in 48^th place with a time of 26:01.  Freshman Andy Albavera returning just in time for conference competition placed 61^st with a time of 26:51. Tomas Guerra hung tough to hold onto his position finished in 95^th with a time of 31:42.  Sophomore Jesus Rodriguez rounding out the team score placing 103^rd in a time of 35:48.  Luis Alcalde finished 104^th (37:21) and Armando Cabeza in 110^th (53:37).

The Condors will represent at the SoCal Regional Championships on November 3^rd in Long Beach with the women's team receiving an automatic spot with their 3^rd place conference finish and the men with at least two individual automatic spots including a possibility of an at-large berth for the Men's team to advance.