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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The UC Irvine women's indoor track & field team had another impressive showing at the New Mexico Collegiate Classic, highlighted by a school record in the 4x400, Saturday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.
 
Junior Sha'Maya Flanagan, senior Mychal Robinson, freshman Tess Mathes, and sophomore Zani Meaders combined for a time of 3:48.24 (3:48.68 altitude-adjusted), breaking the program record they set two weeks ago at the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Collegiate Invitational. The quartet shaved over a second off their previous time.
 
Robinson also took 10th in the 60m hurdle prelims, clocking in at 8.49 seconds (8.51aa). Robinson was two spots out of qualifying for the final.
 
One day after establishing a lifetime best in the weight throw, sophomore Tayla Crenshaw did the same in the shot put, finishing 21st with a mark of 41-03.25. That toss vaulted her into fifth on UCI's all-time charts.
 
Sophomore Lorraine Nance led three Anteaters in the triple jump, placing 19th overall with a personal-record 38-02.25. Junior Hanna Coloma also established a personal-best 35-10.5, while sophomore Citlali Pichardo registered a distance of 34-08.25 in her collegiate debut.
 
A pair of 'Eaters also competed in their first collegiate 60m dash. Freshman Chaselyn Amos took 49th (8.13) and sophomore Jaida Robinson came in 60th (8.26).
 
UC Irvine will now have a couple weeks to prepare for the MPSF Indoor Championships in Seattle, Feb. 28-29.