PHILADELPHIA – The TCNJ women's track and field team saw a 17-year-old school record go down with a historic performance at the Penn Relays on Friday.

Ashlyn MacLure, Amanda Demko, Maria Grill, and Valandra Riggins clocked a 47.98 in the 4x100-meter relay, placing 13^th overall in the College heat. The time was just off their season best of 47.90 and lands ninth in program history, giving that quartet two of the top-10 marks in school history this spring.

That foursome came back about an hour later for their record-breaking run in the 4x200 relay, finishing in 1:40.47 to land behind only Division I Delaware State and Miami (Ohio). The time replaced the former record of 1:40.83, which had stood since 2005.

Demko joined Eliza Bruncaj, Grill, and Alli Uhl to finish 21^st in the 4x400-meter relay with a time of 3:56.44. The time put the Lions' unit ahead of Division I entrants Delaware, George Mason, LIU-Brooklyn, and NJIT and was nearly 2.50 seconds faster than a group from NJAC rival Rowan.