Looking to clinch their fourth straight Southern California Championship, the Cerritos College women's track and field team came up short, as they finished in second place. Competing at San Diego Mesa College, the Falcons, who are also the three-time defending CCCAA State Champions, will look to defend their title next weekend at Bakersfield College. Cerritos finished the SoCal Championships with 178.50 team points, which was 24 points behind eventual champion Mt. San Antonio College, who had 202.50 points. The Falcons could have amassed many more points if they had been able to match their marks from the SoCal Prelims, while they missed out on scoring in the 400-meter relay when they were disqualified, and were one of the favorites to win the event.

Sophomore thrower Amber Hart (Narbonne HS) won both the shot put and discus, while she finished in second place in the hammer and is the defending state champion in the shot put. Also scoring a large number of points for the Falcons was versatile Michaela Banyi (Valencia HS), who earned points in three events, including the championship in the heptathlon. She also placed second in the javelin and fourth in the 100-meter HH. Freshman sprinter Keirra King (Long Beach Wilson HS), who is the lead runner on the 400-meter relay team, took third place in the 100 meters. Additionally, King ran the second leg of the 1600-meter relay team that came in third place, while also taking fourth in the long jump. She was expected to earn points for the team in the 200 meters, but false started.

Also winning events for the Falcons were Imani Jones (Mater Dei HS) in the triple jump (11.93 meters) and sophomore Mystasia Alexander (Lynwood HS), the defending state champion in the javelin (42.99 meters).

Below is a list of athletes that competed in the Southern California Championships.