FAIRFAX, Va. – George Mason track and field hosted the Patriot Games over the weekend at the George Mason Field House.

Mason student-athletes Jack Ikenberry and Jaylen Simmons each broke their own school records in their respective events.

On Friday, Ikenberry ran a PR of 14:25.84 in the 5000m, besting his previous time by five seconds. Sophomore Willem Landis added an impressive run in the event, finishing second with a PR of 14:27.50 – good for second all-time at Mason.

Simmons broke his own school record in the weight throw with a personal-record toss of 20.30 meters. He added a first-place finish in the shot put (17.63m). It marks the third straight weekend Simmons has swept the two events.

Thrower Jessica McRae posted a personal-record of 18.28 meters in the weight throw – good for third all-time at Mason. She finished second in the event, followed by Grace Gaudin in third (18.10m).

In her Green & Gold debut, graduate student Laura DeMarzi notched first in the triple jump with a mark of 11.40 meters.

In the men's long jump, sophomore Xavier Shirley placed first (7.02m), followed by Ellis Nei in second (6.68m).

Junior Forest Flynn cleared a personal-record height of 4.76m in the pole vault to place second. Junior Hannah Robertson placed second on the women's side with a height of 3.77m.

Elsewhere on the track, sophomore Michka-Mae Hyde won the 400m dash with a time of 58.87. Sophomore Ed Deskins placed second in the 200m meter dash (22.82).

Up next, Mason will split up for a pair of meets in Boston, heading to the Crimson Elite Invite on Friday and Scarlet & White Invite on Saturday.