AZUSA, Calif. – MSU Denver distance runners posted some of the fastest times in program history on Saturday at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
 
In the men's 5,000 meters, JJ Ramey turned in a 14-minute, 25.51-second clocking that makes him the third-fastest individual in the event in program history, while overall his time ranks fifth in program history. He finished fourth in the Open C Division of the race at the gigantic meet. His time would have been the second-best in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, and 31^st in Division II, prior to the weekend.
 
In the same division, Brenden Sands ran 14:55.92, which makes him the program's ninth-best individual in the event. He finished 65^th.
 
In the women's Open A 1,500, Mia Salas became the third-fastest individual in program history the event by running 4:37.38. She placed 168^th in her division.
 
In the women's Open C 5,000, Taylor Engram ran 17:35.55 to become MSU Denver's third-fastest individual with the fourth-best overall time. Her 23^rd-place time would have ranked seventh in the RMAC.
 
Later, in the Open C Division of the women's 1,500, both Audrynn Street and Engram added to their impressive weekends. Street ran a 4:42.83, while Engram finished in 4:45.88. Street is now the program's seventh-fastest individual in the event, and Engram now ranks eighth. They finished 48^th and 87^th, respectively.
 
Meanwhile, at the Beach Invitational hosted by Long Beach State, Maya Ries finished 20^th in the 100-meter hurdles in 14.23 seconds, while twins Jordan and Jonathan Duran placed 15^th and 16^th, respectively, in their division of the 1,500 with times of 4:03.93 and 4:04.15, respectively.