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Career Honors
- 2x RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll
2024 Outdoor (Redshirt Junior): Competed in four meets, including the RMAC Championships… Had career-best marks of 37.11 meters (121-9) in the discus throw and 36.68 meters (120-4) in the hammer throw at the CSU Pueblo Spank Blasing meet… Turned in a season-best shot put mark of 12.42 meters (40-9) at the Maverick Invite & Multi… Competed in the shot put and discus throw at the RMAC Championships… Placed 13
th and 19
th in those events, respectively… Claimed a spot on the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.
2023-24 Indoor (Redshirt Junior): Competed in the shot put at five meets, including the RMAC Championships… Improved throughout the season, peaking with a season-best mark of 12.23 meters (40-1.5) at the conference championships… Finished tenth… Named to the RMAC All-Academic Honor Roll.
2023 Outdoor (Redshirt Sophomore): Competed in each of the team’s first four meets, including the RMAC Championships… Scored two team points with a seventh place finish in the shot put at the conference meet… Set the former (since-broken) CMU outdoor school-record of 12.97 meters (42-6.75) to do so… Also placed 20
th in the discus throw at the RMAC Championships with a throw of 33.55 meters (110-1)… Had a season-best of 36.39 meters (119-5) at the Maverick Invite… Also threw the hammer throw at each of the first three meets of the year, recording a season-best of 36.47 meters (119-8) at the Kit Mayer Classic.
2022-23 Indoor (Redshirt Sophomore): Competed in eight meets during her first season at CMU… Set the former (since broken) CMU indoor shot put record of 13.03 meters (42-9) at the Wes Lavong Open… Finished ninth at the RMAC Championships with a mark of 12.38 meters (40-7.5)… Was seventh on the RMAC season-long performers list… Also contested the weight throw at her first three meets, recording a season-best of 12.82 meters (42-0.75) at the Western Colorado Open.
2021-22 Indoor (@ CSU Pueblo): Competed in two meets during the fall semester… Had a season-best shot put mark of 12.33 meters (40-5.5) at the Mines Alumni Classic and a weight throw mark of 10.73 meters (35-2.5) a week later at the Western Colorado Open.
2021 Outdoor (@CSU Pueblo): Competed in six meets for the ThunderWolves, including the RMAC Championships… Finished tenth at the conference meet in the discus throw with a career-best effort of 37.65 meters (123-6)… Finished 14
th in the shot put with a season-best mark of 11.55 meters (37-10.75)… Competed in the hammer throw and javelin throw at the CSU Pueblo Open/Early Bird, her lone attempts at those disciplines… Recorded marks of 32.52 meters (106-8) in the hammer throw and 25.96 meters (85-2) in the javelin.
2020-21 Indoor (@ CSU Pueblo): Competed in two meets during the COVID-shortened season… Set a season-best weight throw of 11.65 meters (38-2.75) in a Jan. 23 dual against UCCS… Had a season-best shot put mark of 11.41 meters (37-5.25) at the Mines Front Range #4.
2020 Outdoor (@ CSU Pueblo): Season canceled due to COVID.
2019-20 Indoor (@CSU Pueblo): Competed in the shot put and weight throw in four meets for the ThunderWolves… Set a career-best weight throw mark of 11.80 meters (38-8.75) at the Mines Winter Classic Invitational… Had a season-best shot put effort of 11.03 meters (36-2.25) at the Mines Friday Night Invite.
Prep: 2019 graduate of Saint Joseph Catholic High School… Was a 2-time 2A State Champion in the discus throw… Also won the state shot put title as a senior in 2019 after finishing as the runner-up as a junior in 2018.. Was a 3-time all-area selection in basketball and a 2-time pick in volleyball… Was a National Honors Society member from 2017-19… Was the Jayhawks’ student body president in 2019.
Personal: Is majoring in human resources… Would like to run a human resources department of a company in New York City… Also wants to open a spin studio and a potter studio… Daughter of Nancy and Joe Tomon… Has two older sisters— Kathleen and Elizabeth, who were both RMAC student-athletes at the Colorado School of Mines… Enjoys throwing potter and doing anything outside.
Why I Chose CMU: “I chose CMU because I fell in love with the environment. The energy that is given from everyone going to CMU is positive and supportive. Everyone at CMU wants you to be the best version of you. I choose CMU because I want to be the most successful and best version of myself.”
