Pomona-Pitzer Colleges Women's Track & Field

Kirk Reynolds, the women's cross country and track coach, has been at Pomona-Pitzer Colleges since 1989 Reynolds has twice been selected as the NCAA III West

Coach Bob Ramsey joins the Sagehens after a lengthy tenure at various SCIAC schools. Since joining the SCIAC, his sprint and jump athletes have won over a third of the conference championships and podium places, and he has coached multiple All-Americans and National qualifiers. Ramsey joins Pomona-Pitzer after five years at SCIAC foe Whittier College, the last two as head coach. His athletes rewrote the Poet record books in sprints and jumps and earned the school's first women's All-American honors on the track. From 2016-2019 Ramsey coached at Sixth Street rival Claremont-Mudd-Scripps. His athletes earned two NCAA D3 National titles, ten All-American honors and qualified for seventeen spots at Nationals. Prior to Claremont, Ramsey coached at Glendora High School for six years. His track athletes routinely advanced to CIF-SS Finals & Masters and the California state meet. Along with coaching, his professional life has been divided between academics and church leadership. Ramsey currently helps lead a church in Pasadena and taught college-level literature for 15 years. Ramsey grew up in El Monte and was a first-generation college student.

Christian Mora has coached multiple seasons as an Assistant Coach for the Pomona-Pitzer Men's and Women’s Cross-Country and Track & Field teams, and has been instrumental

Coach Emma DeLira serves as the full-time Associate Head Coach for both the Men's and Women's Cross Country and Track & Field programs, and played a prominent role in overseeing the Men's Cross Country team's 2023 national title. In 2024, DeLira was named USTFCCCA Men's West Region Indoor Track & Field Assistant Coach of the Year and Men's West Region Outdoor Track & Field Assistant Coach of the Year. In the fall of 2025, DeLira was named USTFCCCA West Region Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year. In 2025, DeLira was again named USTFCCCA's Men's West Region Track & Field Assistant Coach of the Year for both Indoors and Outdoors. A certified USTFCCCA Endurance Event Specialist, DeLira started at Pomona-Pitzer in 2012 as an assistant coach with the Pomona-Pitzer Women's Cross Country and Track and Field programs after a standout collegiate career at Azusa Pacific University. In 2010, DeLira helped Azusa Pacific win an NAIA national championship in track and field while running the Marathon, finishing with a time of 3:28:02. She also finished in the top 50 nationally in the NAIA Cross Country national championships in 2009, helping APU rank No. 4 in the country. Prior to competing for Azusa Pacific, DeLira ran for two years at Mount San Antonio College, where she served as a team captain. She placed in the top five in both the 5k and the 10k at the California State Championships. DeLira's running experience has extended outside of college as well, as she ran the Los Angeles Mara