PEORIA, Ill. – The Webster University women's cross country team competed at the Bradley Pink Classic on Friday afternoon, highlighted by seven strong individual performances as every member of the Gorloks' lineup recorded either a personal record or a season-best time in the 6K.

Violet Hill led Webster with a season-best 6K time of 26:06.3, finishing 153rd in the Women's White Race. Hill's performance moved her into seventh in the SLIAC 6K rankings.

Lydia Imboden was the second Gorlok to cross the finish line, placing 185th with a time of 27:41.2 while recording a 17-second personal record. Brooklynn Leeper followed closely behind in 186th place, finishing in 27:56.2 and improving her personal record by 3 minutes and 52 seconds.

Brie Inman finished 196th with a time of 28:51.9, cutting 48 seconds off her previous personal record. Selene Ahlersmeyer followed in 197th place with a time of 28:53.2, recording a seven-second personal record.

Ayanna Lyons placed 202nd with a time of 29:21.5, improving her personal best by 50 seconds, while Marissa Usher rounded out the Webster lineup in 214th place with a time of 32:35.9, cutting 1 minute and 26 seconds off her previous personal record.

The Gorloks finished 21st overall in the Women's White Race with a team score of 613.

"I'm very impressed by how the women's team competed today," said head coach Kyle Robinson. "Every member of the team earned either a new PR or a season-best performance. This is exactly where we want to be as we head into the SLIAC Championship in a couple weeks."

Webster will return to action in two weeks when the Gorloks compete at the SLIAC Championship.