DAVIS, Calif. -- Against some of the top competition in track and field, the Aggies took advantage with 11 all-time marks this week at the Mt. SAC Relays and the Bryan Clay Invitational.

Coming off a top-10 throw last week, Marlene Gutierrez got this week started for the Aggies with another all-time performance. In the hammer, the senior improved her third-best mark in school history with a throw of 190-6 (58.08m). She also improved her shot put mark with a heave of 50-3.25 (15.32m) for fourth all-time.
 
Also in the field, Marin Chamberlin jumped up the record books in the pole vault, clearing 13-1.50 (4.00m) to move to third all-time in program history.
 
In the discus, Corey Moore launched the discus 176-5 (53.77m) to move to fourth in school history. Kerrington Smith rounded out the Aggie field performers with the sixth-longest mark in the record books with a triple jump leap of 39-11.25 (12.17m).
 
On the track, the distance squad accounted for five all-time performances. Brooke Starn jumped to third all-time in the 5,000m with a time of 16:16.12. Freshman Madison Kackley posted the sixth fastest with a time of 16:30.04, while Sierra Atkins nearly improved her placing in the record books with a 16:29.27.
 
In the 1,500m, Ryman Crone moved up to fifth all-time, crossing the line in 3:46.02. Isaiah Galindo followed with the ninth fastest performance with a 3:48.09. Starn once again etched her name in the UC Davis annals in the women's competition with the 10th fastest time in school history with a 4:24.83.
 
In the sprints, Michael Glasser clocked the seventh fastest 200m with a time of 21.44. He also ran a 10.71 in the 100m.
 
The Aggies will head to Arizona State next weekend for the ASU Twilight Invite, beginning on Friday, April 22.