DANVILLE, Ky. - It was Senior Day for Centre track & field on Friday at Andy Frye Stadium as the Colonels hosted the Centre Twilight. The Centre women put on several impressive performances in the unscored meet, including breaking two school records.

In the 100m, Chloe Hein hit a new personal best mark in the race as she picked up the win with a time of 11.77, with Amari Robinson immediately following her in second place. Robinson later picked up another second place finish as she clocked in with a time of 25.84 to lead the Centre effort. The women's 4x100m relay saw Hein and Robinson team with Ainsley Wilson and Rianne Moss to get the win with a time of 47.57.

In the 400m, Gabriella Ostrander paced the Colonels with a time of 1:01.95 to finish in eighth place. The women's 1500m saw Adelyn Shupert take fourth place overall with a time of 4:46.32, followed by Abi Albright in eighth place. In the 5k, Caroline Buckle finished seventh for the Colonels with a time of 19:39.51.

The hurdling events saw Alexandria Masden lead the way for Centre in both races as she posted times of 14.89 in the 100m and 1:05.27 in the 200m.

The first record to fall on the afternoon for Centre on the women's side came in the high jump as national champion Serena McNeilly eclipsed her program record mark for the second week in a row, clearing 5-8.75 (1.75m) to get the win and move to a no. 2 ranking in Division III in the event. Later in the meet, McNeilly set another program record, this time in the triple jump with a mark of 41-0.25 (12.50m).

The Colonels picked up wins in two throwing events. In the shot put, Shelbi Valentine hit a new PR with a mark of 13.21m (43-4.25) to get the win. Zoey Shahid-Scott, who currently owns the school record in the shot put, came close to setting a record in the discus as she threw an even 136 feet (41.45m) to finish in first place.

NEXT UP

The Colonels will return to action on Apr. 24-25 with the SAA Championships.