STATESBORO– The Georgia Southern track & field team earned a team win during the Georgia Showdown, wrapping up the second of two home meets during the outdoor season.

The Eagles honored their seniors before the meet - Ansley Fullen, Imani Moore, Melanie Tribick, Mya Turner and Ella Zierdt.

The Eagles earned a team win at the event by scoring 224 points.

Moore showed out in her final meet at home, finishing second in the record books in the triple jump with a mark of 12.65m - breaking her previous personal record of 12.60m. She also continued her strong stretch in the long jump with a mark of 6.34m / 20'9.50", winning both events and breaking the Georgia Southern long jump facility record set in 2006.

Shatalya Dorsett tied the sixth-fastest time in the 100m in program history, posting a mark of 11.75. Emily Wheldon added the fifth-fastest time in the 1,500m, running to a time of 4:41.61 and breaking her previous personal best time of 4:43.55.

Julia Wilson ran the eighth-fastest time in school history in the 10K, finishing with a time of 40:46.46, winning that respective event. Tristen Crosby's time of 18:40.82 in the 5K also placed her eighth in the record books.

The list of Eagles to set personal bests in events is below.
Madison Hevesy - high jump (1.55m), 100m hurdles (16.46), shot put (10.10m)
Jailah Lee, long jump (5.91m)
Moore, triple jump (outdoor, 12.65m)
Gamyzhae Williams, long jump (5.64m)

GS will send runners to both the Penn Relays and UCF Black & Gold Invite next weekend.