MARION, Ind. - Grace's track and field team competed at the Sunny and 65 Invite on Thursday.

The small, last-minute meet included just three schools - Grace, Indiana Wesleyan and Taylor.

Grace had several student-athletes reach the NCCAA standard in their various events to go along with a handful of event winners.

Malia Butler won the long jump with a leap of 15-feet-11, and Kiara Gill was second at 14-7.

In the women's 800, Morgan Welch broke the tape in 2:24.96, and Addison Grady was third in 2:26.75; both runners hit the NCCAA standard.

Zoe Huley was runner-up in the 200 (26.85 seconds) and third in the 100 dash (12.98).

All six ladies' runners hit the NCCAA standard in the 5,000, led by Esther Cameron's time of 18:46.03.

Emily McCreary placed second in the high jump (5-1), and Mackenzie DeLong was third in the javelin (99-1), fourth in the shot put (36-6.25) and sixth in the discus (135-9).

On the men's side, Tanner Sallee won the 400 with a mark of 50.31, and Dakota Ames won the 3,000 steeplechase with a time of 10:10.04.

Brock Lengacher had a busy day, placing second in the hammer (142-9) and shot put (44-1.25), as well as third in the discus (142-7).

Ethan Cummins was runner-up in both the 100 dash (11.38) and the 200 (23.16).

Noah Zimmerman finished second in the long jump (20-7.75), and Zaryn Rumfelt was also second in the javelin (146-5).

Brady Husberger finished third in the 1,500 (4:07.09), and Carson Martin was one spot behind him (4:11.55).

The men's 4x400 squad finished second at 3:28.09 (Carter Clear, Luke Smith, Hunsberger, Martin).

To see the complete meet results, click here.

Next up, the Lancers will travel to Ball State for the We Fly Challenge on April 15-16.