MONMOUTH, Ore. – Andrew Oslin shattered his personal record in the 10k and set the tone for Saint Martin's at the NCAA West Regional meet, with 11 different personal records being broken.
 
COMPLETE RESULTS
 
Oslin broke his record by over two minutes and was the front runner for Saint Martin's, finishing with a time of 31:25.3 minutes. With that mark, Oslin placed 55th overall out of 185 racers on the men's side.
 
Marcus Rice followed suit with a PR of 31:50.4 minutes, which ranked him 72nd overall and second best on the team. Nicholas Sarysz finished his first 10k of the year with a time of 32:29.1 and with a 107th place finish.
 
Miguel De LaMelena and Guillaume Tabary closed out the scoring for the Saints with their times of 32:44.5 and 34:14.0 minutes, both of which were personal records.
 
Zach Franco and Noah Roberts were the final two racers for the Saints, ending with personal bests of 35:11.3 and 35:33.4 minutes respectively.
 
On the women's side of action, Elaina Hansen opened the day with a personal record in the 6k with a time of 22:40.2 minutes. The mark was nearly two minutes faster than her previous best 6k time, and landed her 107th overall.
 
Bethany Forward, Naomi Hartley, and Kierrla Yates all finished within 45 seconds of each other, and all set personal records. Forward led the pack with a time of 24:14.5 minutes, followed by Hartley at 24:27.6 and Yates at 24:59.5 minutes.
 
Closing out the race for the Saints was Kendyl Otter and Maiya Martinez. Otter eclipsed her personal best in the 6k with a time of 26:21.0 minutes, and Martinez ended at 30:44.9 minutes.
 
The Saints moved to 20th overall in the region on the men's side with a score of 523, while the women finished 26th at 755.