MANKATO, Minn. – Megan Seidl was one of seven Warriors to crack into Winona State's top 10 record books Saturday at Myers Fieldhouse in Mankato.
 
Seidl won the 200-meter dash with a time of 25.77, which broke her into fourth in school history in that event.
 
Chelsea Schrubbe also came away with a third place finish, scoring a time of 5:13.26 in the one mile run. Schrubbe's result netted her a place in WSU's record book in that event, taking over the fifth spot on that list.
 
Hailey Deschaine put together a top 5 finish in the 60-meter dash, placing fifth with a time of 7.96 and finishing sixth in the WSU record book.
 
Kelsey Bethke's 59.50 in the 400-meter dash got her a top five finish in Mankato and placed her 10th in the WSU record book.
 
Brittney Dulak netted herself a seventh place finish in the 60-meter hurdles, crossing the finish line in 9.39 and netting her a spot in sixth on WSU's all-time record book in that event.
 
The Warriors weren't done breaking into the record books as Leah Karsten put together a solid run in the 1000-meter run, crossing the finish like in 3:12.50. She found her way to seventh in WSU's record placing seventh on that list.
 
Madison Schroeder was yet another Warrior breaking into their record books as she came away from the 800-meter run with a time of 2:23.09, putting her in eighth in the WSU record book.
 
The Warriors will be back in action next Friday and Saturday as the Warriors will compete in the Jack Johnson Classic in Minneapolis.