Jose Calle
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- Height:
- 5'6"
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- Weight:
- 139
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- Hometown:
- Plainfield, CT
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- Year:
- Fy.
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- High School:
- Plainfield
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- Events:
- Pole Vault
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- Major:
- Criminal Justice
Bio
MASCAC Individual Championships:
College Bests (Through May 21, 2025):
Personal:
Jose was born in Norwich, CT...is majoring in criminal justice at Worcester State...the son of Jessica and Alejandro Calle...favorite spot on campus is sheehan hall
Before Worcester State:
Jose is a 2025 graduate of Plainfield High School in Plainfield, CT...played four years of track & field and soccer for the Panthers...ECC All Star in 2023 and 2024 in soccer...named team MVP in 2023 and 2024...received ECC Sporsmanship Award in Track and Field
News mentions
Worcester, MA. — The Worcester State University men's track & field team delivered a strong performance at the 2025 MASCAC Outdoor Championship, hosted by Fitchburg State University, finishing 3rd overall with 106 points. The Lancers showcased depth across sprints, hurdles, distance, and field events, highlighted by an individual championship and a new Division III national ranking in the 100 meters.
Worcester, MA. — The Worcester State University men's outdoor track and field team made the trip down to Eastern Connecticut State University on Friday for the Bonnie Edmondson Classic, delivering a competitive and encouraging performance across all disciplines heading into the MASCAC Championships.
Worcester, MA- The Worcester State men's track and field team delivered a strong showing at the Jerry Gravel Invitational hosted by Westfield State today, with athletes from across the region contributing big performances.
Worcester, MA- The Worcester State University men's track and field team put together a strong showing at the Jim Sheehan Invitational hosted by Fitchburg State, highlighted by a national ranking in the 4x100-meter relay, multiple podium finishes, and a wave of personal bests across the field events.
Worcester, MA-The Worcester State University men’s indoor track & field team delivered a statement performance at the MASCAC Championship, hosted by Westfield State University at Wheaton College, finishing fourth overall with 71 points in a competitive conference field. Fueled by personal records, season bests, and podium finishes across the board, the Lancers showcased their depth, speed, and championship determination.