SEATTLE - The Seattle University Redhawks saw Alisha Saucedo record the eighth-fastest mile in program history and five new personal bests at Mile City.
Saucedo ran a 5:03.54, just two-tenths of a second behind Sarah Boyce's seventh-place 5:03.30 from 2012.
Diana Camargo Solis, Diego Razo-Castaneda, Aidan Loeffelman, Dan Barreto, and Parker Wagnild all recorded new personal bests along with Saucedo. Camargo Solis ran a 5:07.32, finishing just behind teammate McKenna White's 5:07.31. Camargo Solis' time shaved 18 seconds off her previous career best mile.
Razo-Castaneda beat his old personal best by 14 seconds, running a 4:34.95. Loeffelman ran a 4:34.70, also a new personal best, while Wagnild's 4:25.81 was both a personal best and second only to Jeremy Posdon's team-leading 4:21.63 among Redhawks today. Barreto's 4:28.07 was a new personal best, improving on his previous best of 4:29.79.
Posdon, Alexzander Osorio (4:46.40), Dylan Irey (4:31.81), Eli Perez (4:37.21), Porter Buck (4:32.25), Annabelle Clapp (5:17.15), Mila Tsai (5:21.00), Lydia Dale (5:30.57), and Jackie Garcia-Sandoval (5:34.89) all made their freshman debuts in the mile.
The Redhawks will next be in action at the two-day UW Invitational, beginning January 31 at the Dempsey Indoor Facility.
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Saucedo ran a 5:03.54, just two-tenths of a second behind Sarah Boyce's seventh-place 5:03.30 from 2012.
Diana Camargo Solis, Diego Razo-Castaneda, Aidan Loeffelman, Dan Barreto, and Parker Wagnild all recorded new personal bests along with Saucedo. Camargo Solis ran a 5:07.32, finishing just behind teammate McKenna White's 5:07.31. Camargo Solis' time shaved 18 seconds off her previous career best mile.
Razo-Castaneda beat his old personal best by 14 seconds, running a 4:34.95. Loeffelman ran a 4:34.70, also a new personal best, while Wagnild's 4:25.81 was both a personal best and second only to Jeremy Posdon's team-leading 4:21.63 among Redhawks today. Barreto's 4:28.07 was a new personal best, improving on his previous best of 4:29.79.
Posdon, Alexzander Osorio (4:46.40), Dylan Irey (4:31.81), Eli Perez (4:37.21), Porter Buck (4:32.25), Annabelle Clapp (5:17.15), Mila Tsai (5:21.00), Lydia Dale (5:30.57), and Jackie Garcia-Sandoval (5:34.89) all made their freshman debuts in the mile.
The Redhawks will next be in action at the two-day UW Invitational, beginning January 31 at the Dempsey Indoor Facility.
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Fans interested in making a gift to Seattle University Athletics can do so by clicking here. Your gift directly impacts all Redhawk student athletes as they strive for excellence in the classroom, in competition, and in the community. Thank you for supporting Seattle University Athletics!
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Stay connected with Seattle U track and field and get all the latest team updates by downloading the GoSeattleU mobile app available now for free in the App Store or Google Play.