Graves, a senior from Christiansburg, Va., competed in both the Duke Invitational and the Liberty College Invitational.  The change in venue did not affect Graves’ performances as the multiple All-American set a pair of ODAC top times and broke two ODAC records.  At Duke on Friday evening, Graves ran 4:32.80 in the 1,500-meter run to place fifth overall, eclipsing the previous ODAC record set by Washington and Lee’s Elizabeth Webb (4:37.90) in 2008.  Graves’ time is fourth in the country.  At Liberty on Saturday, Graves won the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:59.02, taking over the ODAC’s top spot by more than 30 seconds and the ODAC record time of 11:22.19 established by W&L’s Becca Taylor in 2009.  Saturday’s run was only the second time she’s ever competed in the steeplechase.  Her time ranks sixth in NCAA Division III this season.

Women's Outdoor Track & Field Honor Roll

Olivia Mills, Bridgewater College - (Senior, Distance - Fredericksburg, Va)
At the Duke Invitational this past weekend, Mills finished fifth in the 5,000 meter run with a time of 17:15.89, crossing the line behind two Furman runners, a Maryland competitor and an unattached entrant. That time currently ranks the Fredericksburg, Va. native fifth overall in Division III and #1 in the ODAC by more than a minute.

Hannah Chappell-Dick, Eastern Mennonite - (Fr., Middle Distance - Bluffton, OH)
Already the EMU record holder in the outdoor 800-meter run as a freshman, Chappell-Dick re-broke her own mark last weekend at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational. She was the top D-III runner with a time of 2:17.47, breaking her previous record of 2.18.23. Chappell-Dick also has the top time in the ODAC by more than two seconds and the 27th-best mark in the country.

Kori Penick, Lynchburg College - (Senior, Thrower - Amherst, VA)
Penick threw the shot, discus and hammer at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational this weekend, with her best showing coming in the shot put.  She placed sixth overall and was the top D-III finisher with a new ODAC-best and Lynchburg record-toss of 13.05 meters (42’ 9.75”).  She also placed 16th in the hammer (36.80m) and 19^th in the discus (29.99m).

Jaclyn Mohlmann, Shenandoah - (Sr, Heptathlon - Annandale, Va.)
In her first-ever entry in the heptathlon, Mohlmann finished fifth overall and was the top D-III finisher with 3,987 points at the Liberty Collegiate Invitational.  Her point total currently ties for 17^th in the country and leads the ODAC.  Her best individual event performance came in the 800-meter run where she placed second in a time of 2:25.71.  That time is ninth in the conference.