After a fast start on Friday, Sarah Skipper finished with a flourish on Day 2 as she won 5 for 7 in the heptathlon.

Skipper's 4,488 was also a PR and is the third-best mark in the NAIA this year. It was also the second-best mark in school history behind only Kim Torrey's 4,488.

"This was the best all-around performance that Sarah has had in any of her multi-event competitions. She really had a breakthrough and newfound success in her throwing events and those really helped," JC women's coach Jim Clark said.