Mosley and Haskell Represent CSUN on Day Two of NCAA West First Round

COLLEGE STATION, Texas—The CSUN Women’s Track & Field team were represented at the NCAA West First Round for the first time since 2022 on Thursday at E.B. Cushing Stadium. CSUN’s Summer Mosley and Jasmine Haskell competed in the hammer throw and in the 400m, respectively, but each fell just short in advancing to the next round. 

Senior Summer Mosley began the day by competing in the women’s hammer throw. After fouling on her first attempt, Mosley deposited a throw of 57.92m (190-0). That toss would place her 25th overall in the 48-athlete field, but short of advancing to the NCAA Outdoor Championships. Despite falling short of nationals, Mosley’s 25th-place finish is her best of her collegiate career at an NCAA regional. Earlier this month, Mosley won the hammer throw title at the Big West Championships, becoming the first Matador to win the title since 2017. 

Mosley will have one more chance to advance to the NCAA Outdoor Championships as she is scheduled to participate in the discus on Saturday.

Haskell made her NCAA West First Round debut on Thursday by competing in the 400m. The sophomore entered the event as the 47th seed in the 48-athlete field but improved upon that seeding to finish 38th overall with a time of 54.05. However, Haskell finished outside the top 24 to advance to the 400m quarterfinal round. Haskell’s west region appearance caps a career year on the track in 2025. She would reach the podium for a first career time when she took third place at the 2025 Big West Championships in the 400m with a personal-best time of 53.71. 

UP NEXT

The CSUN men’s track & field team will have one representative on Friday at the NCAA West First Round. Jay Louison-Roe will take flight in the men’s triple jump beginning at 12:30 p.m. PT. 

On the final day of the NCAA West First Round, the Matadors’ Summer Mosley will cap her stay at the regional by competing in the discus starting at 11:00 a.m. PT. 

#GoMatadors