PRINCETON, N.J. – Alli Uhl climbed even higher up the national charts in the 800 meters with another sensational run during the TCNJ women's track and field team's short trip to the Princeton Elite Invitational on Saturday.

Uhl moved up one spot to fourth on the all-time performance list at TCNJ with a personal-best 2:10.27, the best time of her career by almost a second. Her time currently ranks sixth in all of Division III, all but locking up a return trip to the NCAA Championships later this month.

Ashlyn MacLure, Amanda Demko, Maria Grill, and Valandra Riggins clocked a 47.78 in the 4x100-meter relay.

Fresh off a 100-meter crown at the NJAC championships, Riggins placed fourth in 12.40 seconds following a 12.34 in the prelims.

Grill paced a quartet of 200-meter sprinters with a time of 25.47, with MacLure clocking a 25.63 and Demko right behind at 25.68. Erin Buquicchio finished in 26.58.
Eliza Bruncaj placed third in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 15.11, more than half a second faster than her preliminary time.

Bruncaj also notched a personal-best 1:04.51 in the 400-meter hurdles, where NJAC champion Victoria Purritano crossed the line in 1:05.69.

Erin Hanlon finished the 400-meter dash in 1:00.50.

Nicole Lester came up just shy of her personal best and outdoor-record mark in the pole vault, clearing 3.56 meters on her first attempt.