SEATTLE – The Alaska Anchorage track and field teams posted several personal-bests and top-10 marks at the UW Invite Friday.

"Very solid day of competition for us," said head coach Ryan McWilliams. "Across the track and jumps we had at or just past our personal-best marks, which bodes well for setting up some big commotions in the near future. We are looking forward to getting out there and putting another solid day together."

The 60-meter hurdles were a prosperous event for the Seawolves who ran to five top-10 marks in school history.

Liv Heite ran 9.01 to finish 13^th and tied for fourth-fastest in school history. Blanca De Arvizu Sarrias finished 14^th in 9.02, tied for sixth at UAA. Lacie Simmons ran 9.35 to place 26^th and 10^th all-time in school history.

In the men's race, Anders Larsen ran 9.06 for 19^th place and eighth-best in school history. Felix Robertson finished 20^th in 9.07, ninth-fastest in school history.

Nell Baker ran 17:16.40 in the 5,000 to finish 17^th and sixth all-time at UAA.

John Peckham ran 14:46.36 to finish 24^th in the men's 5,000.

Cole Nash led a trio of Seawolves in the 3,000 finishing 44^th (8:20.53). Ty Elliott was 67^th (8:34.66), and Zach Kohler was 71^st (8:36.93).

Mikayla Mader cleared 4-11 in the high jump to finish 25^th and is tied for seventh-best at UAA.

Anders Larsen cleared 5-8.75, the eighth-best mark in school history, to finish tied for 14^th.

Brian Morris was 11^th (22.59) in the 200 and Riday Jana was 13^th (22.71).

Alaska Anchorage will compete in the second and final day of the UW Invite Saturday.