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The UCLA track & field team recorded four collegiate PR's between the Pacific Intercollegiate/Beach Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays on Thursday.
It was a special outing for senior Michael Fancey, who cleared a regional-qualifying and career-best 5.21m (17-1), which put him tied for 19th in the West Region.
Justin Stafford also had a strong performance on the field, recording a PR of 67.74m (222-3) to win the hammer and solidify his spot at No. 4 in UCLA history.
Pacific Intercollegiate/Beach Invitational
Along with Fancey's fifth-place finish, UCLA got a solid performance from Tate Curran, who finished in eighth place with a mark of 5.06m (16-7.25).
On the women's side of the pole vault, Elleyse Garrett tied for seventh overall, clearing 3.90m (12-9.5) on her first attempt.
In the discus, Dotun Ogundeji placed fourth with an effort of 55.33m (181-06), while Otito Ogbonnia placed 19th overall (49.55m; 162-07).
Mt. SAC Relays
Stafford wasn't the only one who PR'ed in the hammer. Jacob Wilson also got the job done, posting a throw of 62.45m (204-11) to place sixth overall.
Alyssa Wilson, who broke a Drake Stadium and became the first Bruin to post a hammer throw of at least 70 meters, heaved 68.29m (224-0) to take third place.
In the 3000m steeple, Taylor Taite recorded a collegiate-best time of 10:39.85, the ninth-fastest time in program history, to finish third overall, and Jackie Garner posted a time of 36:16.54 in the 10K to place 18th.
Up Next
UCLA returns to action tomorrow in both Beach Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays, starting with the women's javelin and men's long jump.
The UCLA track & field team recorded four collegiate PR's between the Pacific Intercollegiate/Beach Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays on Thursday.
It was a special outing for senior Michael Fancey, who cleared a regional-qualifying and career-best 5.21m (17-1), which put him tied for 19th in the West Region.
Justin Stafford also had a strong performance on the field, recording a PR of 67.74m (222-3) to win the hammer and solidify his spot at No. 4 in UCLA history.
Pacific Intercollegiate/Beach Invitational
Along with Fancey's fifth-place finish, UCLA got a solid performance from Tate Curran, who finished in eighth place with a mark of 5.06m (16-7.25).
On the women's side of the pole vault, Elleyse Garrett tied for seventh overall, clearing 3.90m (12-9.5) on her first attempt.
In the discus, Dotun Ogundeji placed fourth with an effort of 55.33m (181-06), while Otito Ogbonnia placed 19th overall (49.55m; 162-07).
Mt. SAC Relays
Stafford wasn't the only one who PR'ed in the hammer. Jacob Wilson also got the job done, posting a throw of 62.45m (204-11) to place sixth overall.
Alyssa Wilson, who broke a Drake Stadium and became the first Bruin to post a hammer throw of at least 70 meters, heaved 68.29m (224-0) to take third place.
In the 3000m steeple, Taylor Taite recorded a collegiate-best time of 10:39.85, the ninth-fastest time in program history, to finish third overall, and Jackie Garner posted a time of 36:16.54 in the 10K to place 18th.
Up Next
UCLA returns to action tomorrow in both Beach Invitational and Mt. SAC Relays, starting with the women's javelin and men's long jump.