RENO, Nevada — Quincy Bonds continued her assault on the 60-meter hurdles record at Utah Valley University, breaking her own record for the third straight race while winning the event in the third time in as many meets this season. The Wolverines, minus their distance squad, are competing at the Wolf Pack Classic this week at the Reno Sparks Convention Center in Nevada.
 
Bonds won the final in 8.19 seconds, beating her prior record by one-tenth of a second. In the prelim, which she also finished first in, Bonds ran the 60mH in 8.31 seconds. Kali McEuen also advanced to the final and took fifth with a time of 8.77 seconds, a new personal best as she improved on the No. 5 mark in the school's record book.
 
The Wolverine men had three runners advance to the 60-meter final, with defending WAC Indoor Champion Gabe Remy finishing second in 6.73 seconds. Kade Thompson was third, notching a PR with a 6.74-second finish. Gavin Stafford also made it to the final and finished fifth, in 6.77 seconds. Gunner Stepp, who competed at Idaho State's Stacy Dragila Invite with a handful of other Utah Valley competitors, won the 60-meter final in 6.83 seconds, which ties him for 10th at UVU. Da'Shawn Sands was second, right behind Stepp with his time of 6.84 seconds.
 
Kelsi Oldroyd, who won the long jump last week at Utah State, had her season-best jump on Friday as she took third, hitting 5.89 meters on her final attempt. She was just shy of her program indoor record of 5.91 meters.
 
Grace Degarimore won the women's weight throw and improved her No. 2-ranked personal record, hitting 17.99 meters. Alyssa Logan, who holds the program indoor record, took second. Trevor Hill had another personal best in the men's weight throw (16.24m), as he climbed from No. 8 to No. 6 in UVU's Top 10.
 
Caleb Washington set a new PR in the long jump for the second week in a row. On Friday he jumped 7.09 meters to finish fourth and move up to sixth in the Top 10.
 
The meet concludes on Saturday with the event airing on the Mountain West Network. Action begins at 10 a.m. with the men's high jump and the women's shot put.