On Friday, Souza and Oosterhouse took turns outdoing each other. Julie got things started by winning the 600 meters by nearly two seconds in 1:35.87 - the fourth best mark in the NAIA this season. She also erased the school record of 1:37.51 set in 2010 by Kelly Peterson. Souza followed by lowering her school record in the 60 meter hurdles with the top time in the NAIA. Her time of 8.61 was good for third.

Souza ended her day with a fifth place finish in the invitational section of the 200 meters, taking 4/10^th of a second off her school record, running 25.01 for sixth, keeping her 13^th on the NAIA list.

Competing in the invitational section of the long jump, Brittany Green jumped within 1 centimeter of her best and 3 centimeters off the school and freshman record. Her mark of 17' 11.5" placed fifth.

Freshman CallyAnne Wyma lowered her personal best in the 5,000 meters to 19:13.27.

Saturday, Oosterhouse contributed a 2:14.9 800 meter split to a new school record in the distance medley relay. Audry Yonge, Lauren Pierce, Oosterhouse and Julia Contreras combined to run 12:13.46, shattering the mark of 12:26.17 set in January by Contreras, Pierce, Oosterhouse and Jill Louisignau. Cornerstone placed tenth and moved to fifth on the NAIA performance list.

Julie returned to run the open 800 meters, settling at the back of the pack for the first 600 meters of the race. "Typically, she's a little more aggressive, but I figured she was feeling the effort from the previous two races," said coach Rod Wortley. In the final 200 meters, the freshman from Byron Center moved up to fifth, running nearly identical 68 second 400 splits. Her time of 2:16.63 took two seconds off her school record set two weeks earlier and moved her to eighth on the NAIA list.

Contreras had enough left after running the 1600 meter anchor leg of the DMR to lower her 800 best to 2:21.51 for 30^th.

Larissa Hampton earned her first NAIA individual mark bettering the provisional standard in the 400 meters placing 11^th in 59.42. The Fort Wayne native followed that with a personal best, 26.14 taking 17^th.

Moving into the final event, Wortley moved Oosterhouse to the anchor leg of the 4 x 400 meter relay. "Usually Julie leads off, but after three hard races, I didn't want her pushing too hard to set up her teammates." Pierce, Souza and Hampton raced extremely well, getting the stick to Oosterhouse in third. Julie held form, running an outstanding 57.9, hitting the finish line in third. The time of 3:55.31 was another school record, breaking the old mark of 3:56.42 set in 2006 by Julie Brusie, Amy VanderSloot, Cassie Donley and Stephanie Allers. The time also moves Cornerstone to seventh on the NAIA list.