Columbia, S.C. – 10  personal bests were set this weekend in Columbia for Men's Track and Field at the annual Weems Baskin Relays at the University of South Carolina. 
 
Josh White and Bryce Hamby set new personal bests in the 100 – meter this weekend led by Hamby who finished the race in 10.81 – seconds. White finished closely behind with a time of 10.87. 

Miles Stephens continues his solid spring with another personal best in the 200 - meter with a time of 21.05 to finish fourth overall. 
 
North Greenville had three runners turn in career best showings in the 800 – meter race led by Ben Jaminet who finished in a time of 1:54. Mason White finished with a time of 1:58 while Thomas Schilling finished with a time of 2:00. In the 110 – hurdles Chandler Barnett clocked in at 16.37 for his new personal best finish while Miles Stephens finished the 200 – meter race in a personal best time of 21.05. 
 
In distance, Chas Brewer ran the 5,000 meter in a time of 16:21 while Nick Lavelle ran the 1,500 with a time of 4:25. The times for Brewer and Lavelle were both personal bests. Royal Foster headlined the field events with a personal best distance of 14.07 in the triple jump.  
 
From Coach Stober 
"Overall, I thought we had a really good weekend. We had a lot of personal bests which contributed to a good showing by our team this weekend.
 
In her first ever 3K Steeplechase, Riley Shope set a new school record. I'm excited to see what she can do in that event moving forward. Kacey Miller ran almost a three minute PB in the same race. It was awesome to watch her have such a strong performance. Joie Owens had an impressive showing in the javelin in only her second time throwing the spear, ending up with a new PB. 
 
Riley Nicholson probably had the most impressive meet in my opinion. She ran two PBs (1500 and 800) on the same day in a matter of a few hours. Shachiah Paul ran a PB in the 100 going under 14 seconds for the first time in her career. JoAnn Smiling ran a PB in the 400. Kylie Futrell ran lifetime PB in the 5K. I'm happy that she was able to run a PB in the 5K during her senior season. 
 
On the men's side Miles Stephens continues to impress. He ran a PB in the 200 and almost broke the 21 second barrier. His time of 21.05 seconds is a NCAA DII provisional mark and will put him high on the national list. He also anchored our 4x400 relay and brought us from third place to first place. Bryce Hamby and Josh White ran PBs in the 100. 
 
Today being Josh's first time under 11 seconds. In the jumps, Terrique won the open section of the long jump and Royal had an outdoor PB in the triple. The 800 was a big event for us this weekend. Ben Jaminet ran a PB and his time should be towards the top of the conference. Mason White and Thomas Schilling also ran PBs in the 800 after coming off the 1500 a few hours before. Other PBs include Nick Lavelle (1500), Chas Brewer (5K), and Chandler Barnett (110H). 
 
Hopefully we can get some folks healthy over the next couple of weeks and have another strong showing when we compete again."
 
Next Up 
North Greenville heads back to Columbia on April 6^th for the Gamecock Invitational.