Lewiston, Maine – Thomas College Men's and Women's Indoor Track and Field started off the second semester at the Bates Invitational and Multi on Friday, January 17^th and Saturday, January 18^th. At the meet, Sophomore Emma Burr placed first in the Women's Pentathlon, qualified for DIII New England's, and broke a school record. Max Brojarski also qualified for New England's and broke a school record of his own. Two more school records were broken by Savaughn Kungxat-Facenda and Thomas Grady.
 
Women's Indoor Track and Field:
Burr ended the women's pentathlon with a score of 3,137 points. In the process she placed first in 800-meters, shot put, and 60-meter hurdles. With a time of 9.41 in the 60m hurdles, she was able to qualify for DIII New England's.
 
Kungxat-Facenda finished 7th out of 13 in the women's mile. She crossed the finish line with a time of 5:48.95, breaking a school record in the process.
 
The women's team placed 4^th out of 8 teams at the meet, beating out fellow NAC opponent University of Maine Farmington 38-37.
 
Men's Indoor Track and Field:
Bojarski qualified for DIII New England's and broke a school record in the weight throw with a distance of 15.14 meters/49' 8". He finished 9^th out of 23 in his event.
 
Grady was the last member of the Terriers to break a school record after placing 7^th out of 27^th, in the shot put. He ended with a distance of 13.33 meters/ 43' 8.75"
 
The men's team placed 6^th out of 7 teams with 32.50 points.
 
What's Next:
The programs next meet will be at the University of Southern Maine on Saturday, January 25^th.