LOS ANGELES -- Cal State LA had five student-athletes named to the 2020 California Collegiate Athletic Association Men's Track & Field All-Star Team, the conference announced on Tuesday.

Shingirai Hlanguyo, Nicholas Harper, Porte-Joie Tshiaba, Abraxaz Sanchez and Derrick Atkins all earned all-star recognition.  

The list of 32 student-athletes mirrors the championship roster size for CCAA track & field, and is not bound by specific events, the conference announced. All nine men's track & field programs were guaranteed one representative to showcase talent across the league. These standout performers were submitted for consideration by the league's men's track & field sports information contacts, with additional nominees listed, by school, at the bottom.

The All-Stars are selected based solely on performances and marks achieved during the shortened spring season, therefore some big names in the sport are absent based on the limited number of competition dates. Each individual picked has a worthy standard set during the 2020 outdoor season to earn their All-Star selection.

Impressively, of the 28 NCAA Division II men's track & field automatic and provisional qualifying marks, 18 belong to CCAA student-athletes.

The Golden Eagles had several outstanding early-season performances after competing in three meets, including the Cal State LA Invitational.

Hlanguyo had already posted outstanding times in the 100 and 200 for the Golden Eagles. He had already posted a provisional qualifying mark in the 200 meters with a time of 21.24 that was No. 2 in the nation. He also had a time of 10.67 in the 100 that was No. 1 in the CCAA and the West Region and No. 2 in the nation. 

Harper was also off to a tremendous start and had the nation's No. 1 time in the 200 with a mark of 21.22. He was also No. 1 in the nation in the 400 with a mark of 47.78 and was a key part of the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams.

Tshiaba, who earned All-America honors in the high jump last year after finishing fourth in the nation, was looking like a strong national contender once again when the season was halted. He had already cleared 6-11 in his speciality and posted a strong provisional qualifying mark. His mark was No. 1 in the nation and he won all three events he competed in during the short season.

Sanchez, a top middle distance runner for the Golden Eagles during his career, was No. 3 in the conference, No. 3 in the West Region and No. 3 in the nation in the 800 meters with an outstanding early-season mark of 1:54.90. He had already recorded a personal best in the event and was primed for a big season.

Atkins had already posted a personal best early in the season and his mark of 46-4.75 in the triple jump was No. 4 in the conference, No. 4 in the West Region and No. 4 in the nation.
 

2020 CCAA All-Star Team
Championship Scholar:	Hakim Tokhi, Chico State
Name	Yr.	Event	School	Hometown
Alejandro Ambrosio	Sr.	Distance	Cal Poly Pomona	North Hollywood
Derrick Atkins	Jr.	Jumps	Cal State LA	San Diego
Eric Bejaran *	Sr.	Throws	Stanislaus State	Turlock
Jonathan Burton *	Jr.	Hurdles/Sprints	Cal State San Marcos	Moreno Valley
Justice Chima	So.	Jumps	Cal State San Marcos	San Marcos
Alex Davila *	Sr.	Multis	Chico State	Corning
Jack Emanuel	So.	Distance	Chico State	Chico
Ryan Fields *	So.	Hurdles	Cal Poly Pomona	Los Angeles
Matthew Gallego	Sr.	Throws	Stanislaus State	Escalon
Terrence Gladney	Jr.	Sprints	Stanislaus State	Sacramento
Aaron Guerra-Garcia *	Sr.	Throws	Cal Poly Pomona	Hacienda Heights
Carlos Gonzalez	Jr.	Distance	San Francisco State	Pittsburg
Max Halvax	So.	Sprints	UC San Diego	Dana Point
Nicholas Harper *	Jr.	Sprints	Cal State LA	San Bernardino
Shingirai Hlanguyo *	Jr.	Sprints	Cal State LA	Nyazura, Zimbabwe
Kyle Johnston	So.	Sprints	Cal Poly Pomona	Antioch
Kyle Lawson *	Sr.	Multis	Cal Poly Pomona	Clovis
Randall LeBlanc	Sr.	Multis	Chico State	Castro Valley
Devin Lecakes-Jones *	Sr.	Throws	UC San Diego	San Diego
Bryan Llopis	So.	Distance	Cal State East Bay	Foothill Ranch
Matteo Madrassi *	So.	Pole Vault	Cal Poly Pomona	Udine, Italy
Kaelin Moore *	Jr.	Hurdles	Cal Poly Pomona	Orange
Antonio Riggins	Sr.	Jumps	Cal State San Marcos	Chula Vista
Alex Robie *	Jr.	Multis	Chico State	Sacramento
Abraxaz Sanchez	Sr.	Middle Distance	Cal State LA	East Los Angeles
Evan Shimasaki *	Jr.	Pole Vault	UC San Diego	Seattle, Wash.
Leyikun Solomon *	Fr.	Hurdles	UC San Diego	La Mesa
Porte-Joie Tshiaba *	So.	Jumps	Cal State LA	Los Angeles
Anthony Victa *	Fr.	Jumps	Cal Poly Pomona	Laguna Hills
Blake Walkowiak *	Jr.	Throws	UC San Diego	Saugus
Nathan Yoder *	Fr.	Jumps	UC San Diego	San Jose
Jaye Washington	Sr.	Jumps	Humboldt State	Torrance
* - NCAA Provisional Qualifier
Additional nominees (by school):                           Cal Poly Pomona: Jordan Gibson (Jr., sprints); Kenneth Hamel (Sr., sprints); Ryan Peacock (Sr., throws); Matthew Velasco (Sr., throws); 4x100 relay (Taariq Chestnut-Davis, Kenneth Hamel, Kyle Johnston, Jordan Gibson); 4x400 relay (Nicholas Guajardo, Kyle Johnson, Ryan Fields, Kaelin Moore) Cal State East Bay: - no additional nominees - Cal State LA: - no additional nominees - Cal State San Marcos: - no additional nominees - Chico State: Ryan Elkins (Jr., throws); 4x400 relay (Calvin Igbanoi, Kevin Telford, Ian Hackett, Max Daniels) Humboldt State: Terrence Allen (Jr., throws); Brayden Leach (Sr., throws); Reece Pecaoco (So., sprints); Joseph Shanahan (Sr., distance) San Francisco State: - no additional nominees - Stanislaus State: Thomas Huerta (So., distance); Julian Johnson (So., sprints); Joseph Macareno (Fr., distance) UC San Diego: Matthew Amankonah (Fr., throws); Sam Blake (Sr., distance); Jake Selstad (Jr., distance)

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