Coombs, a senior from Newtown, N.J., continues to churn up the track in the mid-distance events. Coombs competed in the both the 800-meter and mile runs at the Vince Brown Invitational hosted by Christopher Newport, setting new ODAC best times in each. She ran to a 2:21.59 to finish second overall and tops among NCAA Division III competitors in the 800-meter run. Coombs stepped it up another notch in the mile run, finishing first of 33 runners in 5:01.41. When converted for a banked track, that time ranks eighth in the country. It is also a little more than seven-seconds off her ODAC record pace, which she set last year.

Women's Indoor Track - Track Athletes Honor Roll

Brittany Williams, EMU: posted season-bests in both the 400m and 800m events at the Camel City Invitational. She was 47th in the 800m at 2:39.46 and 59th in the 400m at 1:05.10. The latter number is just outside the ODAC's top-five.

Sommer Fanney, GC: broke her own school-record in the mile run at 5:27.86 at the Camel City Invitational. That finished seventh overall and is the sixth-fastest in the ODAC. Also finished 17th in the 800m in 2:34.47, which is seventh-fastest in school history.

Natalie Deacon, LC: posted a pair of top-five ODAC times in the 800m and mile runs at the Vince Brown Invitational. She is now fourth in the league in the 800m at 2:26.85. Her time of 5:02.07 is second in the conference and 10th in Division III.

Quinn Harlan, RC: continues to leave smoke behind her in the sprints after resetting her own record in the 60m dash at the Bob Shannon Invitational. Her time of 7.72 seconds betters her previous ODAC-high time and ranks tied for second in NCAA Division III.

Annie Cunningham, W&L: took over the #2 spot in the ODAC in the 800m run at Camel City Invitational with a career-best time of 2:22.76. She was the first Division III runner to finish the event and 22nd overall.