JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Palm Beach Atlantic women's track team ran its last meet of 2022 on Friday and Saturday at the University of North Florida where it faced a variety of opponents from DI and DII.

The Sailfish started Friday with the 1500m race. Dune Costes was the top performer for PBA. She finished 26th with a time of 4:53.94. Sadie Nordmeyer (5:07.13) placed 43rd in the event.

PBA finished the first day of the meet with Allison Seng running in the 5000m event. She demolished her personal best time by 11 seconds. Seng placed 15th in the event with a time of 17:55.24. She was the first runner to break 18 minutes in the 5k since 2010.

On Saturday, PBA competed in the 800m run. Costes led the Sailfish again, setting a school record with a time of 2:18.87, finishing 28th. Nordmeyer (2:26.34) ran the third-fastest time in school history, finishing 48th.  Gwendolyn Shamel (2:28.18) ran the fifth-fastest time in the event, finishing 53rd.

This concludes PBA track's first season under new coach Wes Penberthy. The team set several new records under Penberthy this spring. He will look to guide the PBA cross country program for the first time in the fall.