Saturday, April 11
Pomona, Calif.
10:00 a.m PT
Pepperdine University
at
Pomona-Pitzer Invitational
Track Ends Stay in Pomona with a New Record
4/11/2026 9:04:00 PM | Track
POMONA, Calif. – Pepperdine track wrapped up their day at the Pomona-Pitzer Invitational this evening. The Waves had four top-ten finishes, including a new record in the 4x400m relay—their final event of the competition.
"The team had a solid day today with a good number of personal bests," head coach Lauren Floris said. "It was so special to cap the day off with another school record in the 4x4 as these ladies continue to chip away at that sub 3:50 mark!"
At 1:02.48 Brittany Rivas earned a silver finish in the 100m hurdles, matching the team's highest finish this Saturday.
Annie Trapp did it all, finishing eighth in the 400m hurdles (1:06.41) and ninth in the 100m hurdles (15.44).Â
Trapp was also a member of the record-setting 4x400m relay team. Joining her were Lexi Thomas, Lia Cooper, and Isabella Reyes (3:50.69). They were the second squad to cross the finish line. Today's mark improves upon the time Trapp, Skuraton, Cooper, and Thomas ran at the Gaucho Relays earlier this season (3:50.91).Â
The top men's performers in each event were as follows:
100m: Kian Alton (11.14)
800m: Colin Knowles (1:58.40)
200m: Kian Alton (22.09)
The top women's performers in each event were as follows:
100m hurdles: Annie Trapp (15.44)
1500m: Lacey Reedy (5:06.20)
100m: Mia Skuraton (12.63)
400m: Isabella Reyes (57.32)
800m: Kennedy Duralde (2:18.74)
400m hurdles: Brittany Rivas (1:02.48)
200m: Mia Skuraton (25.51)
4x400m relay: Lexi Thomas, Annie Trapp, Lia Cooper, Isabella Reyes (3:50.69)
Full results can be found here.
Next week, Pepperdine again heads east, this time for the Bryan Clay Invitational hosted by Azusa Pacific.Â
ABOUT PEPPERDINE CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK
The Pepperdine cross country/track program has a rich history dating back to the 1950s with six total individual national championships to come through the program. As one of the original three programs sponsored by then George Pepperdine College in 1937, the Waves immediately began to make a mark on the track world stage with eight total Olympians and multiple regional champions throughout the program's history.Â
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FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine cross country/track news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineXCTR.
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"The team had a solid day today with a good number of personal bests," head coach Lauren Floris said. "It was so special to cap the day off with another school record in the 4x4 as these ladies continue to chip away at that sub 3:50 mark!"
At 1:02.48 Brittany Rivas earned a silver finish in the 100m hurdles, matching the team's highest finish this Saturday.
Annie Trapp did it all, finishing eighth in the 400m hurdles (1:06.41) and ninth in the 100m hurdles (15.44).Â
Trapp was also a member of the record-setting 4x400m relay team. Joining her were Lexi Thomas, Lia Cooper, and Isabella Reyes (3:50.69). They were the second squad to cross the finish line. Today's mark improves upon the time Trapp, Skuraton, Cooper, and Thomas ran at the Gaucho Relays earlier this season (3:50.91).Â
The top men's performers in each event were as follows:
100m: Kian Alton (11.14)
800m: Colin Knowles (1:58.40)
200m: Kian Alton (22.09)
The top women's performers in each event were as follows:
100m hurdles: Annie Trapp (15.44)
1500m: Lacey Reedy (5:06.20)
100m: Mia Skuraton (12.63)
400m: Isabella Reyes (57.32)
800m: Kennedy Duralde (2:18.74)
400m hurdles: Brittany Rivas (1:02.48)
200m: Mia Skuraton (25.51)
4x400m relay: Lexi Thomas, Annie Trapp, Lia Cooper, Isabella Reyes (3:50.69)
Full results can be found here.
Next week, Pepperdine again heads east, this time for the Bryan Clay Invitational hosted by Azusa Pacific.Â
ABOUT PEPPERDINE CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK
The Pepperdine cross country/track program has a rich history dating back to the 1950s with six total individual national championships to come through the program. As one of the original three programs sponsored by then George Pepperdine College in 1937, the Waves immediately began to make a mark on the track world stage with eight total Olympians and multiple regional champions throughout the program's history.Â
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FOLLOW
To stay up-to-date on the latest Pepperdine cross country/track news, follow the Waves on social media @PepperdineXCTR.
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