Good morning, San Luis Obispo.

Cal Poly and College Track are teaming to offer full scholarships for 10-15 first-generation scholars starting in the 2026-2027 year, with financial aid (covering tuition, housing, food, and fees) and support services including coaching and career guidance available for eligible students.

Cal Poly women's cross country earned a perfect 15 on Friday at the Pacific Invitational as Melisse Djomby Enyawe won the 6k and the team claimed the top five spots for the first time since 2015 (they will compete on Oct.

16 and Oct. 17 in upcoming meets).

Cal Poly lost 42-34 to Weber State in double overtime on Oct.

3 in a sold-out home game during family weekend, with running back Jaden Green (170 yds, 2 TDs) leading the scoring; the Mustangs will now face road games in the coming weeks.

Isis Salazar-Ortega and Miah Thomas transferred to Cal Poly Women’s Soccer this summer (reuniting with head coach Bernardo Silva) to boost team chemistry in the Big West campaign.

Their move strengthens the team's culture of academic excellence and modern facilities on campus.

Cal Poly’s Mustangs lost 3-1 to Cal Baptist (their first Pac-12 loss) due to injuries and defensive lapses, and will travel to SDSU on Oct.

7 and UCSB on Oct. 10.

Cal Poly Women’s Soccer beat UC San Diego 1-0 at Triton Stadium as Miah Thomas scored a penalty and Shannon Porubski saved a late penalty, helping the team move to a 5-4-3 record.

They will host Utah Valley next Saturday (Oct. 10).