IOWA CITY, Iowa – Drake University track and field senior Emma Huston (Des Moines, Iowa) shattered another school record on Saturday evening at the Musco Twilight on Saturday night at the University of Iowa.

Huston turned in a time of 4:20.82 to win the 1,500 meters and break the previous school record by nearly three seconds. It was also a nine-second personal best for Huston who now owns four Drake school records.

Pierce Vincent (Fayetteville, Ga.) also continued his stellar senior with a personal best and the second-fastest 100-meter time in school history at 10.32 to win the event. Later, he returned to the tack and finished second in the 200 meters in 21.32 to match a personal best and ran the anchor leg on the Bulldogs' second-place 4x100-meter relay.

In the longer distance events, Bailee Cofer (Overland Park, Kan.) clocked a personal best for the Bulldogs to win the 3,000 meters in 10:05.99.

"This team is having an amazing season with lots of personal bests today from Emma, Pierce and Bailee," said Drake head coach Natasha Kaiser-Brown. "We're looking forward to carrying this momentum on to the Blue Oval next week at the Drake Relays."

However, the personal bests weren't limited to the track on Saturday. Kayla Bell (Bolingbrook, Ill.) added to her stellar senior resume with a personal best in the long jump of 19-8.25 to finish second. The jump, which is the third-longest in school history, came on her final attempt of the competition.

"Coach Brian Brown told Kayla right after that jump that it the best technical jump she's done," said Kaiser-Brown. "When they announced that 6-meter, personal best result it was awesome to see her hard work pay off like that."

Bell also finished second in the triple jump at 40-1.5, her best jump of the season.

The teams will aim for more personal best and regional qualifying marks this week when they return to Drake Stadium for the Drake Relays presented by Hy-Vee.