Lilly Christenson

Lilly Christenson
Lilly Christenson
  • Height:
    5'3"
  • Hometown:
    Ventura, CA
  • Year:
    So
  • High School:
    Buena
  • Events:
    Sprints/Jumps
  • Team:
    Women's T & F
News mentions
VC freshman Cynthia Tuzak strengthened her hold on the WSC's discus standings with another victory at the Santa Barbara Easter Open on Friday. She is the No. 1-ranked discus thrower in the WSC and ranked No. 2 in Southern California.
Six Pirates Strike Gold in Santa Barbara

In their final tune-up before the Western State Conference Championships, the Pirates' men's and women's track and field teams traveled to the Santa Barbara City College Easter Open on Friday with six athletes turning in gold medal performances. The meet provided the team with one last opportunity to sharpen up before the five-week march to the state championships, and Adan Cruz, Isaiah Batis and Jake Turville looked to be in top form for the Pirate men while Brieanna Tafoya, Cynthia Tuzak and Olivia Burton struck gold for the VC women.

Vrienna Tafoya (20) won the 800 meter run Friday at the Antelope Valley College Spring Invitational while Olivia Burton (1) was first in the 3,000 meters.
Lopez, Tuzak and Pooler Achieve State Mark at Antelope Valley

Despite windy conditions, several Pirate track and field athletes achieved Southern California and CCCAA State qualifying standards at the Antelope Valley College Spring Invitational Friday in Lancaster. David Lopez, Kimora Pooler and Cece Tuzak all meet state automatic performance standards in the 100 meters, shot put, and discus, respectively. Jaedon Rogers, Brieanna Tafoya and Olivia Burton also captured individual golds for VC.

Ventura sophomore Lilly Christenson produced a personal record to win the long jump and also finished third in the 100m dash and triple jump at the Moorpark Open on Friday.
VC Wins Six Golds to Highlight Moorpark Open

Battling high winds and competition from three conference schools and a handful of unattached athletes, the Pirates' men's and women's track and field teams claimed six gold medals at the Moorpark Open on Friday. Adan Cruz and Isaiah Batis each claimed individual track wins for the men and Jacob Guzman won the discus throw. For the women, Cynthia Tuzak won the discus while Lilly Christenson and Kimora Pooler won the long jump and shot put events, respectively. VC's 4x400m relay team also claimed a first place finish.

VC sprinter David Lopez claimed two individualgolds and helped the 4x100 meter relay teamtake first at the Western State Conference North meet at the VC Sportsplex Friday.
Ventura Women First, Men Third at WSC North Scoring Meet

The Ventura College women's track and field team took first of six teams and the men were third at the Western State Conference North meet hosted at the VC Sportsplex Friday. Pirate winners for the day were highlighted by the triple gold turned in by David Lopez who pulled off the 100 and 200 meter double, and he stormed from behind to victory on the anchor leg the 4x100 meter relay. Other winners included Kimora Pooler in the shot put, CeCe Tuzak in the discus, and Olivia Burton in the 3000 meters.

The VC track and field teams participated at the Western State Conference Relays at West LA College Friday.
Pirates Meet Conference Foes in WSC Relays

Despite cold, windy and rainy conditions in Culver City, the Ventura College me's and women's track and field teams turned in some good performances at the Western State Conference Relays hosted by West Los Angeles College. Jacob Guzman took top spot in the discus and Dillon Chang topped the second heat of the 200 meters, while other event areas also gave a good accounting for VC.

The Pirates' men's and women's track and field teams opened the 2019 season Friday at the Battle of the Regions in Bakersfield.
Pirates Start Slow, Finish Fast at Bakersfield

The Ventura College men's and women's track and field teams opened their 2019 seasons Friday at Bakersfield College in the annual Battle of the regions. After a disastrous beginning when two of the three men's 4x100 meter relay teams were disqualified for lane violations, the Pirates rebooted their efforts and 12 individuals and two relays met the minimum qualifying standards for the SoCal Championships on May 3. David Lopez and Cynthia Tuzack were individual Pirate double winners.