The women captured the team title while the men placed second.

"We had a lot of fine early-season performances and improvements from last week and that is very positive as we go into spring break," coach Dave Kroeker said.

Also competing were McPherson, Bethany, Kansas Wesleyan, Bethel, Sterling and Ottawa.

For the men, Matt Rorabaugh tied the school high-jump record at 6-feet, 9-inches to win the event. He also met the automatic qualifying height for the NAIA outdoor national meet in May.

Matt Lynam broke the school 10,000-meter record with a time of 36 minutes, 24.97 seconds.

Tabor swept the 110-meter high hurdles with Trent Voth taking first in a time of 15.71, Phillip Aitken (15.99) taking second and Brian Lightner (16.34) placing third.

Caleb Marsh won the pole vault at 13-0 with Jeff Anenson taking third at 12-6.

Grant Myers took second in the men's hammer throw (123-6) followed by Cody Dick (122-8).

For the women, Ashley Scherrer was named "Female Athlete of the Meet" after winning the high jump (5-2), placing second in the 200-meter dash (27.83) and third in the long jump (16-53/4). She also anchored the winning 4x100 and 4x400 relays.

Angela Jost won the 3,000-meter steeplechase (12:30.01), breaking her own school record in the process. She also won the 800 meters (2:28.72) and was a member of the winning 4x400.

Amber Wiens won the 3,000 meters (11:51.72), Heidi Schmidt placed second in the 1,500 meters (5:16.36) and ran on the 4x400 relay, and Rachel Kostner won the hammer throw (108-11).

This was the last meet at Tabor for coach Suzy Best; she and her husband are moving to Florida.

"Suzy has done a terrific job over the past several years with the middle-distance and distance runners," Kroeker said.

Tabor will compete at Cowley County Community College on Saturday, April 2.