Mt. Sac Relays (College) 2011

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The women's 4x400m relay team set the school record in the event, as the University of Louisville track and field teams brought day two of the Mt. SAC Relays to a close late Friday evening in Walnut, Calif., at Hilmer Lodge Stadium.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The women's 4x400m relay team set the school record in the event, as the University of Louisville track and field teams brought day two of the Mt. SAC Relays to a close late Friday evening in Walnut, Calif., at Hilmer Lodge Stadium.

Grand Valley State men's track and field team competed at three track and field meets this weekend (April 14-16). The Lakers raced in day two of the Mt. SAC Relays and had four student-athletes hit NCAA Division II provisional marks. GVSU will compete next Saturday (April 23) at the Ernie Mousseau Classic in Grand Rapids, Mich., and the Pacesetter Invitational in Terre Haute, Ind.

The #2 Grand Valley State women's track and field team competed at three track and field meets this weekend (April 14-16). The Lakers raced in the second day of the Mt. SAC Relays and qualified three student-athlete for the 2011 Outdoor Championships in the 5,000-meter run. GVSU will compete next Saturday (April 23) at the Ernie Mousseau Classic in Grand Rapids, Mich., and the Pacesetter Invitational in Terre Haute, Ind.

The UConn women's track and field team competed at the Mt. Sac Relays this weekend in Walnut, Calif. and saw the Connecticut 1,500m record fall. Senior Meghan Cunningham competed in the 1,500m Open Division and ran 4:23.66, lowering the school record she held at the start of the season.

The Oregon State women's track team competed Thursday and Friday at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif.

The school record lists will need some reordering Friday for the the University of Arizona's No. 9 women's and No. 26 men's track and field teams as individuals from both squads posted a myriad of impressive results during the second day of competition at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif.

Air Force senior Katherine Ward and sophomore Jeremy Drenckhahn shined during the late events of the 53rd Mt. SAC Relays on Friday, April 15, in Walnut, Calif. Competing in their respective 5000-meter races at Hilmer Lodge Stadium, Ward clocked the second-fastest women's time in Academy history, while Drenckhahn moved into fourth on the men's all-time list.

April 16, 2011 - Successful efforts in the distance races highlighted day one of a full weekend of action for the Nittany Lion track and field squads, Friday at the War Eagle Invitational at Auburn University, and the Mt. SAC Relays, at Mount San Antonio College. Among the performances was a second-place effort from freshman Bekka Simko (Mentor, Ohio) in the women's 1500-meters at Auburn, as well as an outstanding finish from junior Caitlin Lane (Greenwich, N.Y.) in the same event on the West Coast. Senior Karlee McQuillen (Johnstown, Pa.) and freshman Laura Loht (McClure, Pa.) fared well in the field events, placing first and third, respectively, in the women's javelin throw at Auburn.

In her first race of the outdoor season senior Sheila Reid (Newmarket, Ont.) shattered her own personal best in the 1500 meters and established a new leading time in the nation with a mark of 4:11.85 at the Mt. SAC Relays on Friday at Hilmer Lodge Stadium. Reid was part of a group of Villanova student-athletes competing on Friday during part of this weekend's three-day meet.

Senior Carl Mackenzie (Lower Hutt, New Zealand) and junior Mathew Mildenhall (Auckland, New Zealand) both represented Villanova on Friday in the Mt. SAC Relays held at Hilmer Lodge Stadium. Mackenzie ran in the 1500 meters while Mildenhall competed in the 5000 meters. Both individuals ran in the Olympic Development Elite sections of their respective events.

Caroline Jepleting won the women's 1500M open run to highlight the second day of the Mt. SAC Relays for the Texas Tech track & field program.

WALNUT, Calif. – The North Dakota State men's track and field team posted four top eight finishes at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays on Friday, April 15.

Western Washington University's Sarah Porter broke her own school record set last season by nearly 27 seconds as she placed fourth in the women's 5,000 meters with a NCAA Division II automatic qualifying time of 15:57.02 on Friday night at the 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays being held at Hilmer Lodge Stadium. Porter's time is the second-best nationally this season. She placed third at nationals in 2010 and seventh in 2009.

Highlighted by a third-place finish from the 4x400-meter relay team, the Air Force track and field team recorded multiple top-25 finishes during the first full day of collegiate competition at the Mt. SAC Relays on Friday, April 15, in Walnut, Calif. Several career-best marks were recorded at Hilmer Lodge Stadium, including the third-best women's discus throw and 10th-fastest women's 800-meter time in Academy history.

A pair of Miami University distance runners put in strong efforts at the prestigious Mt. SAC Relays, hosted by Mt. San Antonio College, Friday while two RedHawks also competed on the first day of the All-Ohio Championships, hosted by the University of Cincinnati.

As the temperature barely crept above 90 degrees, the Hoya distance program made the Hilmer Lodge Stadium in Walnut, Calif., look like their west coast home as they had a strong presence during the Mt. SAC Relays. The two-day event is a highlight on the schedule for the Blue & Gray and the distance program consistently performs well as they travel across the country. There are still currently five races to occur with GU student-athletes competing and www.GUHoyas.com will be updated with those results after they happen.

The Husky track teams brought their best to the Mt. SAC Relays, "where the world's best athletes compete," as the long day of action at the storied meet resulted in four new Top-10 marks and fourteen personal bests.

Competing in an event billed as a place "Where the World's Top Athletes Compete," the Wyoming track student-athletes showed up in a big way Friday.

Sophomore notches a personal best in the 1,500 meters and a team season best in the 800 meters

Junior Neely Spence of the Shippensburg University women’s outdoor track and field team recorded the fastest 5K time in NCAA Division II history on Friday night at the prestigious Mt. Sac Relays in California with a time of 15:33.83.

Ciara Short set a school record in the 100 meters and four other Titans posted seasonal and/or personal bests Friday at the Mt. San Antonio College Relays, which feature about 5,000 competitors when all divisions are included.