Bio

To say that Maston led Bakersfield College to the 1997 women's track and field state championship might be the biggest understatement ever. She did more than just lead the Renegades to the title; she downright delivered it by helping account for 40 of her team's 82 points.

Her performance, which included individual titles in the long and triple jumps, and the 100-meter hurdles, and a runner-up finish in the 200, likely didn't surprise her teammates especially considering her award-winning multi-sport exploits as a prep at nearby Wasco High School.

What she did prior to competing with the Renegades only set the table for a memorable performance at the 1997 state championship meet. For good measure, Maston also ran on the 4x100 relay. She was named MVP and Athlete of the Year for her accomplishments, holds four Bakersfield College stadium records and continues to hold the CCCAA state championship record for most individual points. She also won several Western State Conference and Southern California Regional honors.

Maston earned a scholarship to the University of Nebraska but injuries forced her to end her career after just her first season with the Huskers. She did not slow down in the classroom, however, where she earned her undergraduate degree in psychology. She is currently a behavior specialist to individuals with developmental disabilities and mental illness.