PUEBLO, Colo. – The MSU Denver women's 4x400 relay joined Taylor Engram in the women's 3,000-meter steeplechase in setting program records and moving up on the provisional qualifying lists for the NCAA Division II Outdoor National Championships on Saturday at the CSU Pueblo Last Chance Meet.
 
Both broke the program record for the second time in a week.
 
Engram finished third in the steeplechase in 11 minutes, 6.96 seconds which, once the conversion for altitude is applied, would have ranked her in the top 30 in Division II heading into the weekend.
 
Meanwhile, the 4x400 of Allyssa Romero, Audrynn Street, Claire Hummel and Naleia Sowell ran 3:45.17, breaking the mark they had set Sunday by 1.03 seconds. That would have put them in the 20s on the national list, prior to Saturday's results.
 
Rougly 18 to 24 qualify for nationals in each events.
 
Also Saturday, Grace Solarin was fourth in the women's discus with a heave of 44.53 meters (146 feet, 1 inch), about one meter below her personal-best and provisional qualifying mark.
 
Other highlights Saturday included personal best for both Ty Schauer in the men's 800 and Lushous Davis in the women's discus. Schauer finished fourth in 1:56.19, just ahead of teammate Elijah Garcia's fifth-place clocking of 1:57.27.
 
JJ Ramey was ninth in the men's 5,000 (15:42.54), while twins Jordan and Jonathan Duran placed 12^th and 13^th, respectively, in the 1,500 in 4:05.81 and 4:06.42.