The University of Minnesota Duluth women's track and field team came away with six first-place finishes at Saturday's Lake Superior Challenge at the College of St. Scholastica and highlighting that harvest was a school-record distance medley relay team.

That unit, comprised of junior Breanna Colbenson, freshman Michaela Hesse, senior Hannah Olson and sophomore Emilee Trost, clocked in at 11:43.32. That eclipsed the previous school mark of 11:44.88, set at the 2015 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field Championships last March and is the fastest time in the nation at the moment. It also was a Burns Wellness Fieldhouse record.

Other winners included freshman Danielle Kohlwey in the 60-meter hurdles (8.97), freshman Megan Stuart in the 1,000-meter run (3:08.31), sophomore Rachelle LeBlanc in the pole vault (10'-4"), freshman Elizabeth Brunner in the triple jump (37'-3") and senior Lydia Kingsley in the weight throw (52'-0").

UMD will compete in a couple of meets next weekend, with a select group of Bulldogs taking part in either the South Dakota State University Indoor Classic or the Yellowjacket Open at the University of Wisconsin-Superior.

2016 Lake Superior Challenge Results