For the first time in program history, the Haverford College women's track & field team will send a relay to compete at the NCAA Championship.

The Fords broke the school record by nearly 17 seconds and finished with the third fastest time in Division III this season to lock up a spot in the NCAA Championship.

The Centennial Conference announced its indoor track & field honors with Taylor Murphy (outstanding rookie) and Fran Rizzo (coach of the year) both winning year-end awards.

The Fords' sophomore cut nearly 30 seconds off her previous personal best in the event to capture her first-ever individual conference title.

Four more individuals and two relays added to Haverford's gold medal total as the Fords scored their highest total since the 2010-11 season.

The Fords enter the weekend with six top seeds on the women's side.