AZUSA, Calif. – Wichita State junior Lucy Ndungu ran the fastest 10,000 meters in the American Athletic Conference this season, clocking a 33:41.31 to finish fifth in her section Thursday night at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
 
The distance runner from St. Louis, Mo. ran the No. 47 time in the nation and the 16^th-fastest time in the NCAA West Region, ranking fourth all-time in Shocker history.
 
In the 3,000-meter steeplechase, Miranda Dick ran 11:08.62 to finish 70^th in the open race.
 
On Friday, Farrah Miller ran her outdoor 800 meters opener, recording the third-fastest time in Shocker history (2:07.18) to finish 52^nd in the invite section. Her time ranks second in the conference.
 
Adam Rzentkwowski raced in the open 5,000 meters B section and finished 56^th in 14:34.54.
 
Over at the Leopard Distance Carnival, Zander Cobb raced in the 10,000 meters, placing second with the fourth-fastest time in school history (29:40.04).