The Cerritos College women's track and field team made their mark on the 54th Annual Mt. San Antonio Invitational on Saturday by winning three events, while also adding a pair of second and third place finishes to their showing. Freshman sprinter Ariana Wright (Westminster HS), who set the school record in the 100 meters the week before, won the 200 meters and did so by recording the fourth fastest time in school history with her clocking of 24.19, which moves her past Vernecia Smith's time of 24.20 that she ran in 1981. Also winning events were sophomore thrower Priscilla Gardner (Mission Viejo HS) in the discus, with a distance of 46.43 meters, while freshman Tiffany Gray (El Dorado HS) won the shot put with a throw that travelled 12.28 meters, which edged Gardner, who finished in second place at 12.22 meters. The Falcons will now host the Beach Invitational this Friday and Saturday.

Coming in second place in the javelin was freshman Angel Sifuentes (Central Union HS), who's throw of 38.96 was also the fifth best in school history, which moves her ahead of Kendra Lilly, who recorded a distance of 39.80 in 2004. Also in the shot put, sophomore Destini Poplar (Bellflower HS) was near the leader board and finished in fifth with a throw of 11.86, while freshman Tuki Sauvao (Artesia HS) was a close sixth with a distance of 11.46 meters. Not far behind Gardner in the discus was freshman Larrisha Fields (Lakewood HS), who finished in third place with a best throw of 41.62 meters, while Sauvao came in sixth place at 38.60 meters.

In the running events, sophomore hurdler Lily Trinh (Fountain Valley HS) placed third in the 400-meter IH with a time of 1:04.77, while her time of 15.42 was the seventh best on the day. In the 1600-meter relay, the quartet of Trinh, sophomore Vernasha Poole (Cheyenne, NV HS), sophomore Brandi Sexton (Lynwood HS) and sophomore Blair Allen (Lynwood HS) finished in sixth place with a time of 4:04.07.