The Wright State women's track and field team won their first indoor team title in school history when they captured the Cedarville Invitational on Friday. Six different athletes won individual events, two relays captured titles and four school records were broken at Doden Field House on the Cedarville University campus.

The field events helped the Raiders build the early points lead as Kylie Kopp won the long jump with a leap of 5.03-meters and then set the school record with a flop of 1.53-meters in the high jump. Erica Kemp broke the school's pole vault mark by .15-meters with a vault of 3.50-meters and Heather Parrish broke her own mark in the triple jump to push the school standard to 11.16-meters.

The track events started well for the Green and Gold, too, with the 4x800-meter relay team grabbing a victory. Danielle Furrow and Maggie McPherson compiled a winning time of 10:13.67, over 20-seconds ahead of the next closest competitor.

In the 55-meter hurdles, Cassandra Lloyd captured the individual crown in a meet and school record time of 8.01. The time broker the meet record, which she currently held, and bested the WSU mark of 8.07. The Raiders took the top three spots in the hurdles and later put five athletes in the top eight of the 55-meter dash.

Michelle Izeh, Lloyd and Kopp, while McPherson posted the final WSU victory of the meet in the 400-meter dash.

The Green and Gold return to the track on Friday, January 22 as they travel to the Jane Hermann Invitational on the camps of Bowling Green.

Individual Event Winners

High Jump; Kylie Kopp, 1.53m (School Record)

Pole Vault; Erica Kemp, 3.50m (School Record)

Long Jump; Kylie Kopp, 5.03m

Triple Jump; Heather Parrish, 11.16 (School Record)

4x800m Relay, 10:13.67

55m Hurdles; Cassandra Lloyd, 8.01 (School Record)

5000m Run; Nelly Cheruiyot, 19:18.10

4x200m Relay, 1:47.79

400m Dash; Maggie McPherson, 61.07