San Antonio, Texas/Naperville, Illinois - Trinity had several student-athletes competing at a pair of meets on Thursday night, and the Tigers posted several personal records.

A handful of track and field athletes competed at the Incarnate Word Last Chance meet. They battled off the rain for the majority of the meet, but senior Corey Callahan didn't seem to be affected by the unfavorable weather conditions. In the two events she competed in Callahan had a personal best in both. Her long jump mark of 5.54 meters puts her at the top of the record books. She also managed to best her time in the 100 meter hurdles (15.55), which puts her second all-time, unfortunately both events were wind-aided and therefore aren't legal marks for national consideration. Senior Ryan Gill won the men's pole vault with a new personal best jump of 3.20 meters and Junior Elana Edwards won the high jump with a season best mark of 1.60m.

A distance trio of sophomores went to the Dr. Keeler Invite, hosted by North Central College (Naperville). In the 5,000 meter run Vanessa Moreno had a 21 second improvement on her personal best, running an impressive 17:43.53. The time moves her up to fourth all-time at Trinity. Rosemary Steup and Maddie Murphy competed in the 10,000 meter for the third time this season. They saved their best performance for last as both girls knocked about two minutes off of their previous best time in the event. Steup now sits at third all-time in the record books with her time of 36:42.56, which placed her tenth in the meet. Murphy finished just two spots back from Steup with a time of 37:01.02.

Up next, junior Sal Perdomo will compete in the steeplechase at the Dr. Keeler Invite Friday night, while Trinity will host its Last Stand meet on Sunday.  That meet will be held at Incarnate Word, due to construction at Trinity's track stadium.

Incarnate Word Last Chance Results

Dr. Keeler Invite Thursday Results