ATLANTA - Track and Field took on the final day of the Emory Spring Break Classic, setting many new PR's and Egure, indoor All-American showing out in the shot put.

Women's Highlights:

• Indoor All-American, Onoyeme Egure secured first place in the shot put with a throw of 14.03m, capturing a school record and potentially an early NCAA qualifying mark that sits first in the NCAA currently
• Madeline Hubbert was 8^th in the pole vault at 3.15m and Ella Pine took 12th
• Just a freshman, Lucy Nicholson ran a lifetime PR in the 100m (12.43) finishing 10^th overall
• The quad of Nicholson, Marianna Moell, Julis Shipes and Marissa Green finished first in their heat of the 4x100m
• In the discus Malysha Winston secured a new PR at 33.12m
• A new PR came for Sinclaire Denney in the 1500m with a time of 5:16.89
• Senior, Anna Rose won the 800m with a season best time of 2:16.80 and in the event her teammate Olivia Lambert ran a new PR at 2:27.31

Men's Highlights:

• Junior Dawson Livingston took fourth in the Discus at 45.59m (a PR) out of almost 80 contestants
• Joesph Rampey captured 11^th in the shot put and teammate Bryson Hill had a new PR in the event (12.89m)
• The men captured two more PR's in the 100m with Dylan Davis running a 11.37 and in the 800m from T Harris at 1:58.36

Berry will be back in action at Emory next weekend for the Emory Thrills in the Hills and Multi's.