SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. – Gonzaga women's track concluded their regular season on Saturday at the West Coast Last Chance meet. Six Bulldogs earned medals at Cox Stadium with two new Top Ten program entries.
 
Jessica Frydenlund, just two weeks after a PR Steeplechase time, improved her personal best again with a 10:21.68 and inched closer to Shelby Mills' 9:56.17 record time. Kate Donaldson placed second behind Frydenlund in 10:36.21, jumping up into No. 4 on the program Top Ten.
 
In the 3000-meters, Logan Hofstee earned the win in 9:26.78, just missing a personal best time.
 
Ellie Armbruster recorded the third Zag win of the morning, placing first in the 800 in 2:09.87. Her season-best 2:06.41 still sits on the bubble for the NCAA West Prelims, but Armbruster is likely to qualify after athletes scratch next week.
 
The 1500 concluded the day for Gonzaga, as Willow Collins, Anna Grabowski, and Ireland Robertson took to the track. Collins placed second in 4:18.21, Grabowski third in 4:23.54, and Robertson fifth in 4:30.52.
 
UP NEXT
The Gonzaga men and women will wait to see who qualified for the NCAA West Preliminary Round. Entering this weekend, 13 Bulldog times were within the Top 48, but much will change as athletes enter or scratch early next week. Follow @ZagRunning on social media or visit gozags.com for the latest updates on GU qualifiers.
 
Full results from the West Coast Last Chance can be found HERE.