NEWBERG, Ore. -- After six Bruins spent a weekend in Washington, a fuller George Fox track and field squad took several first-place finishes in their second home indoor meet.

Top Performances
Brecken VandenHoek, Elisabeth Jensen, and Jenna Huntsman showed out in the 60-meter hurdles, sweeping the podium in that order. VandenHoek won with a time of 9.47 seconds, just 0.3 seconds off of the record books.

Tayler Phillips glided his way into second place for the men's 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.72, while Bryon Morris notched a second-place finish in the 60-meter dash, with a time of 7.06 seconds. Both of those marks placed the Bruins on the all-time records list.

The Bruins women's pole vault excelled once again, taking spots 1-7 with the top three going to Alison Young, Grace Tully, and Payton Davidson. Young jumped 12-02.00 feet on her way to the first-place finish.

Levi Gibson, Zeke Sikkema, and Mauhia Kimata also swept the podium in the men's pole vault, with Gibson jumping 14-08.75- feet

Ellena Corwin and Kailee Walker went 1-2 in the shot put with throws of 41-04.25 feet and 38-04.75 feet each, while Scott McBride placed third with a throw of 44-05.50 feet. McBride's throw was good enough for fourth in program history.

VandenHoek took the long jump with a mark of 17-04.25, placing first. Victoria Azar, Whitney Waddell, and Elizabeth Jensen rounded out a Bruin 1-2-3-4 finish. Ethan Kassebaum kept the Bruins winning with his mark of 23-00.75 in the men's long jump.

Madelyn O'Hare and Marina Carol finished out the events for the women with each posting a 5-00.50 in the high jump. On the men's side, Phillips jumped 6-02.75 feet with Tiger Brunk, Max Ashour, and Nicolas Hurst not far behind.

Coach's Thoughts
Soon to come.

What Happens Next
The Bruins are once again off to Seattle for the Friday/Saturday Ken Shannon Last Chance Invite, hosted by the University of Washington.