AZUSA, Calif --- An elite cast of teams wrapped up competition at the Bryan Clay Invitational on Good Friday. Azusa Pacific played host to the high-level meet, as the Eagles made their presence felt throughout the variety of events.

Hanna Bevan collected the best finish in Azusa, finishing in fourth place in the high jump event. Bevan leapt over 1.63m to post the strong placement. In the men's triple jump, Joshua Jackson came in at 14.07m to take 18th in the event.

The field events featured a strong performance from Sara Chao and Jada Pierce for Biola. Pierce dominated the hammer throw with a personal-record of 49.28 which surpassed her prior best by six meters. The junior Chao came through with her best mark in the javelin throw at 35.08m, which was good enough for 23rd place. Gigi Fierro added a discus throw for Biola of 36.49m for 36th place and Reanna Maroon contributed to the field events with a 3.21m mark in the pole vault.

The Eagles only entered one athlete in each of the men's and women's 400 but found impressive showings in both. Shelby Rogers crossed the finish line at 55.98 and nabbed 21st place, while Mathias Davis finished at 28.89 in 30th.

Heidi Sowers and Christian Lukens carried the torch in the hurdles. Lukens posted a time of 57.45 in the 400 hurdles and took 48th place in the event. Sowers competed in the 100 and 400 hurdles, placing 41st and 48th with marks of 15.11 and 1:06.84, respectively.

Three relay squads for Biola took on primarily NCAA DI foes. The men's 4x100 came in at 43.58 for 17th place and the 4x400 finished at 3:24.52 for 12th place. On the women's side, BU nabbed 16th in the 1600 relay with a time of 3:58.05.

The 1500 open A saw Hannah Champness hit the track with a personal-best time. The speedy pace of 4:37.94 cut five seconds off her previous best in the 1500, as she finished in 75th. Kaela Berretta landed in 33rd place in the 1500 open B, tallying a mark of 4:50.24 which was a personal-best.

A pair of Eagles logged sub four-minute 1500 runs, including Charles Bailey and Aidan Arredondo. They both posted their best times in their collegiate career with Bailey coming in at 3:56.04 and Arredondo at 3:59.04.

Two runners made the trek over to Long Beach State to compete at the Beach Invitational. Brady DeHaven (32:19.47) and Aden Wiebers (33:26.85) ran the 10000 on Friday and came in second and 10th, respectively. 
The final competition for Biola prior to the PacWest Championships will take place next Friday, April 22 at the Chris Rinne Invitational at UC Riverside.