WINSTON SALEM, N.C. - The Bryan Lions delivered a strong showing at the Camel City Sprints and Camel City Distance meets over the weekend, stacking personal bests, heat wins, and national-level performances across sprints, distance events, and field competition as the season gains momentum.

Sprints Shine
Anthony Graybill stole the spotlight in the men's 60m, winning his heat with a massive personal best of 7.15. Zayne James wasn't far behind, posting a personal best of 7.42.

The men's 200m produced more fireworks as James clocked a personal best of 24.47, while Graybill doubled back to win his heat in a personal-best 22.56. Mathew Pfister also impressed in the 400m with an indoor personal best of 50.77.

On the women's side, Galilee Raymer continued her steady improvement with a personal best in the 200m.

Dewhurst Raises the Bar
Aaron Dewhurst extended his record-breaking season in the pole vault, clearing a season-best 4.05m to improve his school record once again.

Distance Runners Deliver
Emily Cathey dropped seven seconds in the women's 1000m, running 3:07.77 to rank 67th nationally in the NAIA. She capped her day by lowering her school record in the mile to 5:20.92.

Carissa Wilson also turned heads in the women's 3000m, slashing 36 seconds off her personal best to place 67th in the NAIA.

Up Next
The Lions head into the AAC Championships in 12 days looking to carry this momentum forward

Camel City Sprints Results
Camel City Distance Results