Junior Henry Baldwin set a school record in the high jump Saturday as the Colorado College track and field teams wrapped up the 2018 season at the Occidental Invitational in Claremont, Calif.
 
Baldwin, who cleared 6'9" on his second attempt to finish in a second-place tie Saturday, eclipsed his own record by a quarter of an inch, which he set earlier this season at the CSU-Pueblo Early Bird meet.
 
With his leap, Baldwin moved into a tie for 20^th among Division III high jumpers this season and will find out in a couple of weeks whether or not he will qualify for the NCAA Division III Championships which begin Thursday, May 24, in La Crosse, Wis.
 
Other individual highlights from Saturday's meet include freshman Camille Weaver tying for seventh in the women's high jump at 5'1", and 11^th in the triple jump at 34'11".
 
Senior Asmeda Spalding finished 11th in the women's 400-meter dash, freshman Andrew Edds placed 13^th in the men's 400-meter hurdles, and junior Quin Gattey was 20^th in the men's 400-meter dash.
 
Senior Duranya Freeman ran a personal-best time of 2:17.54 in the women's 800, while freshman Paul Olsen did the same with a 4:04.45 in the men's 1,500. Tony Calderon (15:10.40) and junior Meghan Tanel (19:24.77) each clocked a PR men's and women's 5K, respectively.