"I thought our team had a very solid performance today against some high level competition," said head coach Warren Bye. "At this point in the season, we want to see continued growth and with the team having the week off due to spring break, I thought they produced some good performances today, especially in the short sprints."

The Bulls had five individual event winners on the day, four of which came from the field events. Courtney Anderson, fresh off of her USF record-setting performance in the high jump in the last meet, won the event with a clearance of 5-10 while Casey Wagner, who is the USF record holder in the javelin, posted a mark of 149-7 for first place. Matthew Oneal claimed the triple jump title with a leap of 49-10 that ranks fourth all-time at USF, while Marqueshia Stallworth posted the best triple jump on the women's side with a leap of 40-4.75.

The Bulls also swept the 4x400m relay titles. Additionally, Aireonna Bailey clocked a wind-aided 23.54 (3.7w) in the 200m to take the top honor in the event.

The women's 4x100m relay of Melissa Teape, Monique Williams, Aireonna Bailey and Dariel Jackson clocked the second-fastest time in USF history with their 45.49 time that placed second. In the men's shot put, Justin Osking posted a personal-best mark of 52-9.5 for the third-best toss in USF history.

On the track, the Bulls had a big group of top five finishers. In the 100m, Kevin Bell clocked a wind-aided 10.48 (4.5w) for second, Monique Williams ran a wind-aided 11.51 (5.6w) for second as well and was followed across the line by Aireonna Bailey's wind-aided 11.55 (5.6w) that placed third. Both Pascal Orelus (47.50) and Rachael James (54.50) finished second in the 400m while Christine Poole-Trice clocked a 54.71 for third. Paul Barrett also posted a PR in the 400m hurdles, crossing the line in 52.95, which is the eighth-best time in USF history.

In the field events, Wyatt Metzger set a personal-best clearance in the pole vault with his mark of 16-4.75, which is the sixth-best clearance in USF history. Kevin Bell also posted a top three finish in his event with a long jump leap of 23-0.

Up next for the Bulls is the Alabama Relays in Tuscaloosa on March 22.

USF Results (*-BIG EAST qualifier)
Men's 100m
2. Kevin Bell, 10.48 (4.5w)
4. Roshard Williams, 10.61 (4.5w)

Women's 100m
2. Monique Williams, 11.51 (5.6w)
3. Aireonna Bailey, 11.55 (5.6w)
10. Melissa Teape, 11.87 (5.6w)
18. Kadeidra Jackson, 12.08 (3.2w)
28. LaTeshia Willis, 12.50 (3.0w)

Men's 200m
11. Roshard Williams, 21.97 (2.1w)

Women's 200m
1. Aireonna Bailey, 23.54 (3.7w)
13. Christine Poole-Trice, 24.56 (3.8w)
14. Melissa Teape, 24.60 (3.3w)
18. Kadeidra Jackson, 24.77 (3.8w)
31. Ashanti Stewart, 25.35 (3.8w)
44. LaTeshia Willis, 26.08 (2.6w)
59. Kaylin Martin, 27.01 (3.3w)
68. Nichelle Taylor, 28.76 (2.2w)

Men's 400m
2. Pascal Orelus, 47.50*
7. Franklin Mosley, 48.83*
12. Matthew Oneal, 50.52

Women's 400m
2. Rachel James, 54.50*
3. Christine Poole-Trice, 54.71*
12. Ashanti Stewart, 58.02
17. Triona Roberts, 58.92
20. Marshara Fross, 1:00.11
24. Flore Septimus, 1:02.17

Men's 800m
2. Otniel Teixeira, 1:54.48
4. Alex Hoffman, 1:57.08

Women's 800m
11. Abby Ritter, 2:20.83

Women's 1,500m
5. Kelli Williams, 4:38.74
12. Yasmin Smith, 4:43.82
21. Leandra Munson, 5:03.26

Women's 5,000m
9. Kayla Bratcher, 19:32.87

Men's 5,000m
11. Felix Soto, 16:21.95

Men's 110m Hurdles
8. Landon Hargrove, 14.89*
9. Paul Barrett, 15.37
11. Nick Friel, 15.43

Women's 100m Hurdles
6. Ena Johnson, 14.27*
10. Narricka Williams, 14.38*
19. Kaylin Martin, 15.14

Men's 400m Hurdles
2. Paul Barrett, 52.95*
5. Camilo Calderon, 54.53*
11. Richard Jean-Baptiste, 56.81

Women's 400m Hurdles
5. Narricka Williams, 1:03.17*
10. Samantha McCan, 1:05.37
14. Ena Johnson, 1:06.26
15. Robyn Oakley, 1:06.58
17. Shannon Gordon, 1:07.79

Women's 3,000m Steeplechase
5. Katie Perkins, 13:19.00

Women's 4x100m Relay
2. M. Teape, M. Williams, A. Bailey, D. Jackson, 45.49 - second best in school history

Men's 4x100m Relay
2. N. Wise, K Bell, R. Williams, L. Hargrove, 41.10

Men's 4x400m Relay
1. P. Barrett, P. Orelus, F. Mosley, O. Teixeira, 3:16.90

Women's 4x400m Relay
1. R. James, C. Poole-Trice, A. Bailey, M. Teape, 3:44.94

Men's High Jump
T3. Chase Meyers, 6-6 (1.98m)*
T7. Giscard Petion, 6-6 (1.98m)*

Women's High Jump
1. Courtney Anderson, 5-10 (1.78m)*
8. Paige Cooke, 5-4.25 (1.63m)
10. Lauren Kilts, 5-4.25 (1.63m)

Men's Pole Vault
2. Wyatt Metzger, 16-4.75 (5.00m)*
T3. Drew Volz, 16-0.75 (4.90m)*
10. Winston Perry, 14-7.25 (4.45m)
NH - Brian Baird

Women's Pole Vault
3. Brittany London, 11-11.75 (3.65m)*
T5. Nicole Smith, 11-5.75 (3.50m)
T8. Mallory Johnson, 10-11.75 (3.35m)
NH - Mari Ostrenko
NH - Carissa Leonardi

Men's Long Jump
3. Kevin Bell, 23-0 (7.01m)*

Women's Long Jump
6. Natasha Stewart, 18-9.75 (5.73m)*
9. Tralonda Todd, 17-7.5 (5.37m)
15. Tyler Hodges, 16-7.75 (5.07m)
18. Samantha Specht, 16-5.25 (5.01m)
20. Kaylin Martin, 16-3.25 (4.96m)
21. Monique Williams, 15-11.5 (4.86m)

Men's Triple Jump
1. Matthew Oneal, 49-10 (15.19m)* - fourth best in school history

Women's Triple Jump
1. Marqueshia Stallworth, 40-4.75* (12.31m)
2. Tralonda Todd, 37-5 (11.40m)
3. Natasha Stewart, 36-3.5 (11.06m)
4. Ashanti Stewart, 36-2 (11.02m)

Men's Shot Put
4. Justin Osking, 52-9.5 (16.09m)* - third best in school history

Men's Discus
8. Justin Osking, 153-1 (46.67m)*

Women's Hammer Throw
10. Hannah Gospodinsky, 138-11 (42.35m)

Women's Javelin
1. Casey Wagner, 149-7 (45.59m)* - second best in school history
7. Shelly Dulman, 121-3 (36.96m)*
10. Onalee Collins, 110-0 (33.54m)