San Antonio - The Trinity men's and women's track & field teams saw several individuals break personal records at the Tiger Relays on Friday.

A total of eight student-athletes distinguished themselves from the rest of the Trinity team by not only setting new personal bests, but earning spots in the top 10 in school history for their respective events.

Mary Kate Stewart had a career-best meet on Friday, highlighted by her 100m dash time of 12.99.  That time is the fifth-best in school history.  She also earned the ninth-best finish in Trinity history with a 27.41 in the 200m dash, and ran the opening leg of Trinity's 4x100m relay team that also finished ninth in school history, racing to a time of 50.46.

Joining Stewart on the relay team were Salome Wilfred, Corey Callahan, and Sara Breshears.  Wilfred also set a new personal record with a time of 61.88 in the 400m dash, which earns her a spot in the top 10 all-time.

In the 1500m, Sal Perdomo and Vanessa Moreno both had excellent races.  Perdomo finished in 4:02.61 to earn a second-place finish in today's race.  Moreno raced to the finish in 4:52.27 to earn third place.  Both Tigers now stand fifth in school history in the event.

A very competitive 800m run saw Ian Plantz finish eighth overall in 1:56.99, but it ranks him fifth in Trinity history in the event.

After setting a new personal best in the 3000m steeplechase at the Texas Relays last night, Jessie Dean came right back out tonight and set another individual record with her fourth-place finish in the 400m hurdles.  Dean ran in 65.58 on Friday, which ranks her third in school history.

Trinity will next compete at the David Noble Relays in San Angelo, Texas, from April 3-5.  The Tigers return home for the Trinity Alumni Classic on Saturday, April 14.