Ewing, N.J. - The men's and women's track and field team delivered a well-rounded performance at the Lions Invitational, highlighted by standout finishes and new personal bests. 

Men's Highlights

• Kymani Clarke had the team's top finish of the weekend, placing second in the triple jump with a personal best of 13.98m, a mark now ranking him atop the Division II lists. Clarke also competed in the long jump, placing 23rd. 
• Jorden Enigam finished ninth in the triple jump (13.21m) and 28th in the long jump.
• On the track, freshman Devir Britton sprinted to a personal best time of 11.12 seconds in the 100m dash, earning 14th place overall.
• The hurdles squad impressed, with Alberto Liste leading the way in the 110m hurdles at 15.77 seconds (16th place). Kelvin Urena (16.16) and Francis Osae-Kissiedu (16.79) both hit personal records as they finished 17th and 21st, respectively. 
• Patrick Dubios broke into the top 10 of the 800m field, placing eighth with a personal record of 1:55.86. Teammates Leonard Laine, Joshua Ormilon, Miikwashie Mensah-Sowah, and Hayden Dekoyer also competed in the event. 
• Robert Kennedy turned in a PR of 53.66 seconds in the 400m dash.
• Joshua Tauriello represented the team in the 400m hurdles, placing 17th with a time of 1:08.11.
• The 3000m steeplechase saw a strong effort from Daniel Chinchilla, who finished fifth, while Joshua Ormilon returned placing seventh.
• Uchechukwu Santschi led the way in shot put with a season-best pf 13.58m for 12th place. Amir Spruell-Everson also had a solid showing, finishing 22nd in the shot put and 19th in the hammer throw.
• David Rojas earned a top-15 finish in the javelin with a throw of 42.55m.

Women's Highlights

• Jada Carroll claimed first place in the triple jump with a mark of 11.66m, a season best ranking top in Division II. She also placed 18th in the 100m hurdles, clocking in at 16.31 seconds.
• Anne Noonan posted a personal best time of 1:06.05 in the 400m hurdles to finish seventh overall, while Alicja Marut followed in 11th place. 
• Tahasia Thomas earned a runner up finish in the 3000m steeplechase, recording a season-best time of 13:53.28.
• In the 5000m, Cynthia Delapaz led the way with a fifth place finish. She was joined by Callie Negro, Crystal Margotta, and Kelsey Pereira.
• Kaitlyn Vieira competed in both middle-distance events, running 2:54.33 in the 800m and clocking a season best 5:42.40 in the 1500m. 
• In the field events, Destiny Fields continued her strong season with a personal best throw of 40.23m in the discus for eighth place and later placed 13th in the shot put. Daliana Rojas also competed in both events, placing top-30. 
• Trinyce Symister delivered a personal best of 36.72 in the javelin to finish sixth overall. 
• Akera Reid represented the team in the long jump, posting a mark of 4.26m.

Both teams walked away from the Lions Invitational with several top finishes to head into the conference championship.