PRINCETON, N.J. – Competing in the 100m hurdles on Saturday, Shavon Briscoe set a school record with a time of 13.42 to highlight George Mason's performances at day two of the IC4A/ECAC Championships at Weaver Stadium on the campus of Princeton University.

Briscoe won heat 4 and had the fastest time of the day to break a school record that had stood since 1997 (Renea Jordan – 13.44). Briscoe also teamed with Aneesha Scott, Cierra McGee and Katea Jemmott in the 4x100m relay, as the quartet won heat 4 and had the third-fastest time on the day to advance to Sunday's finals.

The 4x400m relay of Daianna Barron, McGee, Kristin Bethel and Dominique Graham also had an impressive showing, winning heat 4 and posting the fastest time of the day in the event, 3:37.78.

Also advancing to Sunday's finals were Scott (24.18) and McGee (23.97) in the 200m and Barron (54.47) in the 400m.

On the men's side David Verburg ran away with the 400m, recording the fastest time of the day and finishing over one second ahead of his nearest competitor with a time of 45.46. Later running with Angel Coburn, Adrian Vaughn and DaQuan Smalls, the 4x400m relay posted a season-best time and the fastest on the day of 3:09.99.

Vaughn also advanced in two events as an individual, winning heat 3 of the 200m and finishing with the second-fastest time of the day (20.96), and taking the final qualifying spot in the 100m after crossing the line in 10.80.

In the men's long jump, Byron Sintim won flight 1 and recorded a PR with a leap of 7.33m, while Travaughn Baker-Johnson finished ninth after jumping 7.11m.

Also competing at the meet on Saturday were Jemmott in the 100m (19 – 12.22), Jasmine Robinson in the 200m (24 – 24.76), Jasmine Moser in the pole vault (7 – 3.81m), 20. Smalls in the 200m (22.15), Parker Boudreau in the 1500m (18 – 3:57.59), Anthony Williams in the 110m hurdles (12 – 14.31), Wes Sun (10 – 4.80m) and Patrick Dietrick (14 – 4.80m) in the pole vault, Gustavo Osorio in the decathlon (6,422 pts.), and the men's 4x800m relay of Boudreau, Tyler Golden, Ryan McGreal and Wil McReynolds (18 – 7:48.49).

WOMEN
100m
19. Katea Jemmott – 12.22 – did not advance to finals

200m
5. Aneesha Scott – 24.18 – won heat 1 – qualified for finals
7. Cierra McGee – 23.97 – qualified for finals
24. Jasmine Robinson – 24.76 – did not advance to finals

400m
2. Daianna Barron – 54.47 – won heat 3 – qualified for finals

100m Hurdles
1. Shavon Briscoe – 13.42 – qualified for finals – PR – school record

Pole Vault
7. Jasmine Moser – 3.81m

4x100m Relay
3. Aneesha Scott, Cierra McGee, Katea Jemmott, Shavon Briscoe – 45.56 – won heat 4 – qualified for finals – season-best

4x400m Relay
1. Daianna Barron, Cierra McGee, Kristin Bethel, Dominique Graham – 3:37.78 – qualified for finals

MEN
100m
8. Adrian Vaughn – 10.80 – qualified for finals

200m
2. Adrian Vaughn – 20.96 – won heat 3 – qualified for finals
20. DaQuan Smalls – 22.15 – did not advance to finals

400m
1. David Verburg – 45.46 – qualified for finals

1500m
18. Parker Boudreau – 3:57.59 – did not advance

110m Hurdles
12. Anthony Williams – 14.31 – did not advance

4x400m Relay
1. Angel Coburn, Adrian Vaughn, DaQuan Smalls, David Verburg – 3:09.99 – qualified for finals – season-best

4x800m Relay
18. Parker Boudreau, Tyler Golden, Ryan McGreal, Wil McReynolds – 7:48.49

Long Jump
5. Byron Sintim – 7.33m – won flight 1 – PR
9. Travaughn Baker-Johnson – 7.11m

Pole Vault
10. Wes Sun – 4.80m
14. Patrick Dietrick – 4.80m – ties PR

Decathlon
10. Gustavo Osorio, 6,422 pts. – season best (10. 110m Hurdles – 16.37; 12. Discus – 34.55m; 4. Pole Vault – 4.55m; 11. Javelin – 41.25m; 4. 1500m – 4:33.02)