FAYETTEVILLE – Magdalene George set two new personal records in the 100 meters and 200 meters, while also qualifying for the quarterfinal in the 200 meters to highlight the first day in Fayetteville for the Wolf Pack at the NCAA West Preliminaries Thursday afternoon.
 
George inched her way into the quarterfinal of the 200 meters after finishing 23^rd with a personal record mark of 23.18, moving her up to second all-time in school history in the event. The quarterfinal is set for Saturday, beginning at 7:50 p.m. central time. In the 100 meters, George came away with a personal record time of 11.37, sitting just outside the qualifying standard to move on to the quarterfinals, placing 33^rd. Her time keeps her at the second-fastest athlete in Nevada school history, lowering her previous mark set at the Fresno State Invitational at the end of April. In order to qualify for the next round of competition, the top 24 times advance with the top three runners from each heat plus the next six fastest times.
 
The javelin trio made up of Emily Poole, Lilly Urban, and Hallee Hughes all came within the ballpark of their personal record marks set at the Mountain West Championships two weeks prior. Poole led the way, throwing for a mark of 48.80 meters, sitting in ninth ahead of the final flight before finishing 20^th overall. Urban (46.94m) was close behind in 30^th, while Hughes (44.58m) placed 39^th.
 
Representing the Pack solo in the 800 meters, Halyn Sengal finished 46^th (2:11.40).
 
Nevada will be back in action Saturday, May 25 for George's 200-meter quarterfinal and the triple jump event featuring Rayven Nealey and Meekness Dogonyaro. The schedule of events will be listed below. To access live results, visit the link HERE and to stream live, visit ESPN+ at the link HERE. 
 
Saturday, May 25 Schedule of Events (All times CT)
Triple Jump – 6 p.m.
200 meters – 7:50 p.m.
Live Results – Flash Results 
Watch – ESPN+
 
Results (Nevada)
 
Javelin
20. Emily Poole – 48.80m
30. Lilly Urban – 46.94m
39. Hallee Hughes – 44.58m
 
100 meters
33. Magdalene George – 11.37
 
800 meters
46. Halyn Sengal – 2:11.40
 
200 meters
23. Magdalene George – 23.18