"We had 32 personal bests," said head coach Aaron Davis. "At Iowa State, (junior) Nick O'Laughlin shattered the school record with a 1:13.44 to his previous record of 1:15.10. (Senior) Hugo Escobar also broke the old record with a 1:15.07; those are the two fastest times for the 600-yard in school history. The men's 4x400m relay, Hugo, Nick, and (sophomores) Milton Collins and Tomas Ortiz, team also came very close to the School record "3:23.94" as they ran 3:24.38. Tomas improved his split by over seven seconds from a last year. (Junior) Kate Dibbern also PR'ed in the 5000m with a time of 19:30.55."

While seven athletes competed at Iowa State, the majority of the squad competed at the UNK All-Comers meet.

"At UNK, (junior) Jackie Rogers qualified for nationals in the weight throw with a 51-07 ft.," Davis said. "(Sophomore) Mollie Dahl also improved her national mark with 42-0 ft in the shot put. (Freshman) Ashley Liddell had a huge improvement in the 60m hurdles with a 9.51 PR and is a tenth of a second off from qualifying for nationals."

The Swedes then traveled to the Nebraska Tune-Up on Friday, February 19.

"We had three school records on Friday," Davis said.

Sophomore Courtney Gallardo broke the record in the women's 200m dash with a time of 27.18. O'Laughlin ran a 50.35 in the men's 400m dash, shattering the school record. The men's 4x4 relay team had a 3:23.63 national qualifying performance.

Bethany then competed at Kansas State University on Saturday, February 20.

"Mollie Dahl improved her national mark in the shot put throwing at K-State with a throw of 43 feet," said Davis.

The Swedes next compete at the NAIA Indoor Nationals in Johnson, Tenn. on March 4-6.