CONWAY, Ark. — Bellarmine University track and field scored in a pair of events and numerous other Knights stamped tickets to the finals Friday on the second day of the ASUN Outdoor Championship at host Central Arkansas' Richard Martin Jr. Track and the Bill Stephens Soccer Complex.

Junior Naimah Slaughter tied for fifth while earning three points in the women's high jump (1.65). Junior Luke Wunsch secured a point in the men's discus (40.74) after placing eighth.

Sophomore Taylor White set a new women's program record in the 3000 steeplechase after finishing in 11:03.83, which bested Kristin Geiger's longstanding 11:10.97 from the 2009 Billy Hayes Invitational.

Junior Chloe Freilinger (55.48) and freshman Raven Payne (55.70) both qualified for the finals in the 400, as did Slaughter (14.24) and freshman Jacey Harding (14.77) in the 100 hurdles.

Sophomore Jackson Gordon (47.27) and senior Ike Boling (48.08) advanced to the finals in the men's 400, as did freshmen Clinton Bass (14.69) and Carter Olmsted (15.15) in the 110 hurdles and sophomore Alex Hooten (1:51.13) in the 800.

The three-day event concludes Saturday.

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