AMES, Iowa – The Drake University track and field teams recorded multiple personal bests led by Rob McCann (Mississauga, Ontario) recording the second-fastest indoor 3,000 meters in program history during this weekend's Iowa State Classic.

McCann's time of 8:07.21 was less than a second off the school record as he finished 12^th in the tough field. Reed Fischer (Minnetonka, Minn.) also notched a personal best of 8:29.43 in the race.

The women's distance events also saw a series of personal bests recorded with Krista Maguire (Wausau, Wis.) recording a career-best time of 4:58.75 in the mile while Emma Huston (Des Moines, Iowa) posted her best 3,000-meter time of 9:56.88.

The Bulldogs notched a pair of personal bests in the 400 meters with freshman Rai Ahmed-Green (Irvine, Calif.) finishing in 56.65 in the women's race. Steven Jordan (MacFarland, Wis.) recorded the best indoor 400-meter time of his career by finishing in 49.46.

Drake's women's team also saw personal-best performances in the 200 meters with Danyelle Cole (Kansas City, Kan.) finishing in 25.06 while freshman Mary Young (Urbandale, Iowa) turned in her fastest finish in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 8.62 to take fourth place.

The field events yielded one personal best for the Bulldogs with Kayla Bell (Bollingbrook, Ill.) finishing fifth in the long jump with a mark of 18-5.75. Bell also finished second in the triple jump with a leap of 39-3.75.

The Bulldogs will have a week off to prepare for their next competition, the Missouri Valley Conference Championship, Feb. 27-March 1 in Cedar Falls, Iowa.