Elise Boisvert

Height:
5-6
Class:
Junior
High School:
University City HS
Hometown:
San Diego, CA

2021-22 -- Cross Country: Competed in all four regular season meets as a junior ... top finish was 36th in Big West Conference Championships ... also placed 41st in Stump Invitational, 49th in Bronco Invitational and 143rd in Dellinger Invitational … received Big West Conference All-Academic honors. Indoor Track & Field: Did not compete in any meets. Outdoor: Competed in two meets … posted PRs in the 1,500 (4:48.78) and 5,000 (17:43.44) … finished second in the 5,000 at the Cal Poly Open.

2020-21 -- Cross Country: Season was canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic. 2021 -- Indoor Season: Cal Poly did not compete in any indoor events due to COVID-19 pandemic. Outdoor T&F: Competed in just one meet, placing third in 5,000 at Spring Break Invitational with a personal-best time of 17:48.67.

Oklahoma -- During the fall of 2019, as a sophomore for the Sooners, posted a 6k effort of 22:14.8 at the Big 12 Cross Country Championships, good for 48th place at Baylor’s Cottonwood Creek Course ... also took 60th at the 2019 Pre-Nats (via 22:36.3 in Terre Haute) and 123rd at the Midwest Regional Championships (in 22:54.3) held at OSU ... in addition, earned B12 First Team All-Academic honors both years, alongside OU Dean’s List recognition.

Prep -- In track, as a senior for University City High School, came in fourth place in the 3,200-meter prelims at the CIF San Diego Section Finals, with a time of 10:57.9 ... her PR, 10:57.8, earned 12th place at the Arcadia Invitational as a Centurion junior ... also in 2017 for UCHS, ran the 800m in 2:16.8 to win the event at the Triton Invite in La Jolla ... additional bests included 5:03 in the 1,600m and 17:29 on a 3-mile course for XC ... was a multi-time Western League champion en route to back-to-back All-SDS First Team accolades ... also was an honor roll student, in addition to participating in Ceramics Club and surfing.

Personal -- Majoring in forestry & natural resources (while minoring in geographic information sciences) ... also previously visited LMU; chose Cal Poly due to the “reputation of athletic and academic excellence within my home state of California” ... ultimately hopes to work within the realm of environmental conservation while implementing her GIS studies.