NEW YORK, NY – For the third time this season, sophomore Dylan Giloley etched her name into the Rider women's indoor track and field record book, setting another program mark on day two of the Dr. Sander Scorcher Invite on Saturday afternoon.

Giloley continued her standout indoor campaign by breaking La'tazah Coleman's longstanding 300-meter record from 2013, clocking a time of 24.58 to surpass the previous mark of 24.65.

Earlier this season, Giloley opened her record-setting run by breaking the program's 300m indoor record in December before following it up with a new 60m indoor record on Jan. 10.

In the field events, Violet claimed the top spot in the open division of the pole vault, clearing 3.55 meters to lead the competition.

Quotes and Notes
"We had some nice breakthrough performances today with Dylan leading the way by breaking the Rider record in the 200. Dylan is having a great season. She is a special athlete. She was not happy with her 60 final yesterday but she put it behind and bounced back today with an another big performance. 

Violet Goldilla had a great day in the pole vault winning the open section. It was also the number five mark all time. She is having a really good freshman season. She is a great competitor." - Rider Director of Cross Country, Track & Field Bob Hamer

Up Next
The Broncs return to action on Jan. 30 at the Penn Invitational.