Jordan Serrahn and Kaleigh Inniss opened competition for the UIS women's track and field team at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Cal., on Wednesday. The two distance runners competed in the first heat of the 10,000 meters during the morning session. Inniss placed 14th with a time of 36:51.01, followed by Serrahn in 37:16.48. Both marks are season bests for the runners.

Briar Nevills and Ryan Jones represented the UIS men's track and field team on Wednesday during day one of the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Cal. Nevills competed in the morning heat of the 10,000 meters and placed 6th in his section of 22 runners. He clocked a personal best time of 30:35.76, continuing a strong outdoor season. Later in the evening, Ryan Jones raced in the 3,000-meter steeplechase, finishing 14th in his heat with a season-best time of 9:37.98. Up Next

Due to forecasted rain on Saturday, the UIS softball team has moved its home doubleheader against William Jewell to Friday at 12:00 p.m. at the UIS Softball Field. Following game two, the Prairie Stars will recognize eight seniors as part of Senior Day celebrations. Fans are encouraged to stay after the games to honor the contributions and accomplishments of the senior class.

The UIS baseball team will host Rockhurst in its final home series of the regular season this week, with an adjusted schedule due to forecasted weather. The Prairie Stars and Hawks will now play doubleheaders at 12:00 p.m. on both Thursday and Friday at the UIS Baseball Field. Senior Day recognition will take place following the conclusion of Friday's second game. Illinois Springfield (24-11, 14-5 GLVC)

Three distance runners from the UIS men's track & field team will compete this week at the Bryan Clay Invitational, one of the most competitive collegiate meets in the nation. Entries The Prairie Stars will be represented in three distance events over the course of two days at the Bryan Clay Invitational. Briar Nevills is set to open the meet for UIS in the 10,000 meters on Wednesday morning, aiming to lower his season best in a deep and competitive field.