McArthur led a contingency of three Cougars in the 60-meter hurdles, where she placed fourth in the preliminaries with a school-record time of 8.93 seconds. Her time is three-tenths of a second faster than the previous record she set at the UNC Classic on Jan. 24. She ran a time of 9.01 seconds in the finals to finish third.

Juniors Isabel Boersma (Franklin, Tenn./Ravenwood) and Brynne Johnson (Centerville, Ohio/Centerville) also had good performances in the hurdles. Boersma clocked a time of 9.47 seconds to place 13th and advance to the finals. She recorded a time of 9.50 seconds in the finals to come in 12th. Johnson ran a personal-best time of 9.68 seconds, shaving off thirteen-hundredths of a second from her previous personal record, to place 17th.

McArthur also performed well in the triple jump. Her jump of 38'8¼" is the second-farthest in school history, behind her record-setting performance at the Clemson Games on Jan. 30. McArthur first broke the school record the event at UNC's Eddie Smith Field House on Jan. 24 at the UNC Classic.

In the sprints, junior Mary Zolga (Raynham, Mass./Bridgewater-Raynham) led the Cougars by finishing ninth in the 400 meters. Zolga's time of 59.15 seconds is the third-fastest time ever run at College of Charleston. She currently holds the school record, which she at the Southern Conference Championships last year.

CofC track & field will spend the next two weeks preparing for the Southern Conference Championships, held at Clemson University on Feb. 25-26.