Simon Fraser University athletes made qualifying standards at three track and field events in California.
Ryan Brockerville met NCAA provincial standard time in the men's steeplechase following a personal-best clocking of 8:53.65 at the Mount Sac Relays last week.
Brockerville later ran a PB time of 3:51.17 in the metric mile at the Azusa Pacific Invitational. Both results qualified Brockerville for the Great Northwest conference championships.
Adam Reid also turned in a couple of personal bests to also qualify to the conference championships in middle distance races at Azusa Pacific. Later at the Long Beach Invite, Reid bettered his 800-metre time with a 1:53.17 finish.
Travis Vugteveen also qualified in the 800m with a 1:53.64 time at Azusa Pacific.
Lindsey Butterworth led the women's team with back-to-back PBs, clocking a 2:09.94 in the 800m at Mount Sac, while finishing the 1,500m in 4:29.60 at Long Beach. Both times met conference and NCAA qualifying requirements.
Burnaby South grad Abbey Vogt also set a personal best in the 800m, while Sarah Sawatzky did the same in the 400-m hurdles.
Aisha Klippenstein and Charlotte Crombeen both set best times in the 100-m hurdles.
