SEATTLE, Wash. - With both split squads in action today there was no shortage of excitement in New Mexico and Washington. There were plenty of highlights from day two in the Don Kirby Invite and the Husky Classic.

In New Mexico:

The Arizona women's 4x400 relay squad made up of Nnenya Hailey, Tatum Waggoner, Gia Trevisan, and Sage Watson broke the school record by posting a mark of 3:33.29. The previous record was 3:36.13 set four years ago in Seattle by Shapri Romero, Shale' Garland, Ariel Coleman, and Echos Blevins.

“It was one of those performances that you really want to see from your team going into the conference championship.” Head Coach Fred Harvey said. “Some of our people are starting to gear up and run at their best and that is what we really want. Not only are they running at their best but they are doing it against some really good competition. It was a great meet with Oregon here, Oklahoma, Houston, Stanford, and a number of great teams. For us to come in and they we stepped up was a great feeling.”

“With the school record in the 4x400, all the PRs that we had in the open 400, and you know Sage Watson didn't run one but that is her first race in a year. You couple that with Harrison making the finals in the high hurdles and it was really a great weekend for everyone”

Lizzie Smith again bested her top mark in the 800-meter and took a tenth of a second off lowering it to 2:08.26 which was enough to earn her a first place finish in the event.

Harrison Ivie started the day off for the Cats by posting a personal record in the 60-meter hurdle semifinal at 8.25 seconds, garnering a sixth place finish and qualifying him for the final. In the final Ivie posted his third best mark of his career at 8.32 seconds for a seventh place finish.

Pau Tonnesen also competed in the semifinal and finished ninth posting a mark of 8.33 seconds.

Nnenya Hailey and Traci Hicks competed in the women's 60-meter hurdle semifinal with Hailey finishing ninth and posting a mark at 8.45 seconds. Hicks clocked in at 8.55 seconds.

Miles Parish came in fifth place overall in the men's 400-meter by posting his third best career mark at 47.13 seconds. Blake Eichler and Michael Demby also competed in the event. Eichler posted his second best career mark at 47.84 seconds for a 12th place finish. Demby had a tremendous personal record taking his top mark from 49.42 seconds down to 48.93 seconds.

In the women's 400-meter Tatum Waggoner finished in sixth place and set a top mark for herself clocking in at 53.63 seconds. Sage Watson finishes just behind her at 53.64 seconds for a seventh place finish. Gia Trevisan again had a huge personal record taking one and a half seconds off her previous top mark and clocked in at 53.97 seconds for a tenth place finish. Jasper Gray also set a personal record at 55.65 seconds.

Aaron Castle placed fifth in the men's shot put by posting a mark of 59 feet and a quarter inch (17.99m).

In Seattle:

Collins Kibet competed in the men's 800-meter race and clocked in at 1:49.00. He finished fourth overall.

Claire Green was two-hundredths of a second short of her personal record and managed to finish fifth in the women's mile run with a mark of 4:48.35.

Arizona will be back in action next Friday in Flagstaff, Arizona for the NAU Tune-Up starting at 6 p.m MT.