FULLERTON, Calif. – Isiah Kennedy ran a personal best 10.37 time today in the men's 100m dash en route to one of nine first-place finishes for the Northern Arizona University track and field team Saturday afternoon at the Fullerton Five-Way.

Kennedy also ran a leg in the men's 4x100m relay and a 45.7 time split in the 4x400m relay to bookend the track meet for the Lumberjacks. Along with teammates DeShon Norris, James Fisher and Kossi Tchenawou, both relay groups nabbed first place finishes with 40.60 and a 3:12.23 times. Like Kennedy, Tchenawou (10.53-second) and Fisher (10.55-third) also surpassed pervious best marks to set new PR's today in the 100m.

For the throws team, Adam Keenan and Jessica Weise led the way for the 'Jacks to begin Saturday's festivities. Keenan—just like he has done all season—tossed another 220-plus throw in the men's hammer event, finishing in first with a 224-04 (68.29m) mark. This outdoor season, Keenan has competed in five hammer throw events and has three first-place finishes to his name.

On the women's side, Weise was the No. 1 finisher for the Lumberjack women, placing third overall in the women's hammer after slinging a 179-75 (54.79m) throw. Weise also competed in the shot put later in the day, registering a fourth-place, 47-7 (14.54m) throw to cap off her afternoon on the field.

Andy Trouard highlighted action Saturday for the NAU men's distance team, showing improvement from his last time out on the track and swiping two individual titles in the 1500m and 5000m events. Melanie Townsend also garnered a victory in the women's version of the 1500m race, while Mikayla Malaspina (17:27.47-second) and Miranda Myers (17:32.21-fourth) both ran to PR's in the women's 5000m.

NOTES

Both Lumberjack women's relay teams nearly ran to first-place finishes, but placed No. 2 in the 400m relay (46.48) by two tenths of a second and No. 2 in the 1600m relay (3:45.24) by five hundredths of a second … In the men's 3000m steeplechase, Tim Cummings (9:11.60) and Sean Gregg (9:23.90) run and hurdle their way to first and second place finishes … Shawn Collins surpassed the 17m mark for the third time in his Lumberjack career today, logging a second-place 57-6 (17.57m) shot put throw this afternoon … Rachel Pott of women's throws PR'ed in the women's shot put (46-6, 14.21m) … Jasmine Malone topped her heat and finished third overall in the women's 100m dash with a career-best 11.90 time