CALIFORNIA – The University of Track and Field teams posted 12 top-10 marks at a pair of meets in California Friday.

Liv Heite led four Seawolves to top-10 finishes in the 100 hurdles. Heite won the race in a time of 14.71.

Blanca De Arvizu Sarrias finished third (14.78), Mette Van der Meer fifth (14.81) and Lacie Simmons ninth (15.19).

Heite finished fifth in the 400 hurdles in 1:04.29, the sixth-fastest time at UAA. Sarrias finished sixth in 1:05.07.

Kevin Angarita finished third in the men's 400 (48.17), and Joei Vidad finished fourth in the women's (58.30).

UAA had three freshmen debut in the multi-events.

Vivien Liessfeld finished seventh in the heptathlon with 4,521 points, sixth-most points in school history. Her long jump of 18-6 ranks fifth all-time, her javelin throw of 109-8 ranks sixth all-time and her shot put of 35-2 ranks 10^th all-time.

Jess Chisar finished 12^th in the heptathlon with 3,942 points, 10th-most in school history.

Ander Larsen finished fourth in the decathlon with 5,791 points, fourth-most in school history. His pole vault clear of 11-7.75 ranks sixth all-time, his javelin throw of 147-4 ranks ninth all-time and his high jump of 5-8.5, ranks 10^th all-time.

John Peckham finished fifth in the steeplechase with a time of 9:07.84, eighth-fastest in school history. Ries Tveit placed 11^th (9:26.57).

Nell Baker finished ninth in the women's 1,500 (4:36.47), and Zach Kohler was 29^th in the men's (4:00.30).

Mikayla Mader finished eighth in the high jump (4-11.75), and Eric Bushnell placed 13^th in the discus (128-1).

Riday Jana finished 13^th in the 100 (11.08) and 15^th in the 200 (22.09), tied for ninth-fastest in school history.

Marc Mercier placed 15^th in the 100 (11.11), and Brian Morris finished 20^th in the 200 (22.34).

UAA will compete at the Aztec Invite hosted by San Diego State Saturday.