GAINESVILLE, FL - The Maryland track and field team concluded the Florida Relays, with Eric Albright, Armanie Coleman, and Victoria Teasley delivering standout performances.
 
Albright ran the second fastest men's 800m time in school history, crossing the finish line in 1:49.08. This was a new personal best for the junior who already broke the indoor school record in the event. 
 
The freshman duo of Coleman and Teasley competed in the women's 100m and etched their names in the Maryland record book. Coleman jumped up from ninth to a tie for fifth all-time with her rapid time of 11.64 seconds, while Teasley crossed the finish line in 11.82 seconds, good for the number nine spot in the record book.
 
Other Highlights

• Emma Pegg ran a new personal best in the women's 800m, crossing the line in 2:11.98
• Matt Dehaas ran a new personal best in the men's 800m with a time of 1:51.55
• Rhys Allen threw a new season's best in the men's discus, tossing 51.12m
• Maya Mosley ran a new season's best in the women's 400m, finishing in 56.86.
• Kayla Thorpe threw a new season's best in the women's shot put with her throw of 14.28m
• Brandon James ran a new season's best in the men's 400m, 48.52. 
• Jeff Kline threw for the first time this outdoor season, finishing in fifth in the men's invitational shot put with a toss of 18.55m
• Morgan Graham finished in fourth place in the women's discus, throwing 51.58m
• Kevin Collins ran 10.69 in the men's 100m
• Kami Joi Hickson also ran in the women's 800m, finishing with a time of 2:10.20
• Allen also competed in the shot put, tossing 15.92m

Coach's Comments
"Today was a strong showing for the full group taking advantage of the high level of competition this weekend. We had many athletes hitting personal best marks early this season."

Next Up: The Terps will stay local next weekend, competing at the Dalton Ebanks Invitational hosted by George Mason.