AZUSA, Calif. – Eman Nda broke his own school record in the 100-m dash in a weekend that was split between the east and west coasts for the Bentley men's track & field team. Nda and several Falcons competed in the Bryan Clay Invitational hosted by Azusa Pacific, while other members of the Bentley squad competed in the George Davis Invitational hosted by UMass Lowell.

Azusa Results | UMass Lowell Results

Nda ran the 100-m final in 10.64 seconds Saturday, obliterating the school record he set four weeks ago at Southern New Hampshire (10.87 seconds). For a day, Nda's new 100-m record was 10.67 seconds. That was his time in the 100-m prelim Friday.

Hayden MacArthur ran the 800-m in 1:51.91 at Azusa, marking the second-best time in the East Region this season. Ryan Orr crossed the finish line in 1:52.81 in the same event, good for third in the region.

MacArthur didn't excel only in the 800-m this weekend. He posted the region's fourth-best time in the 1,500-m by finishing in 3:55.58.

Back in Massachusetts, Michael Eddy ran the region's 20^th ranked 1,500-m when he crossed the finish line in 4:06.52. Alex Gwozdz completed the 400-hurdles in 57.00, which is the region's 11^th best time in the event.

Jeff Warnock placed sixth overall in the 5,000-m, timing in at 15:58.43. Rocco Bueti was 12^th overall in the 800-m, posting a time of 1:59.48.