Submitted Photo Minot State’s Summer Krebsbach races in the 100 meters on Saturday at the Willie Williams Classic hosted by the University of Arizona. Photo by Steven Schultz.

TUCSON, Ariz. – It was another record performance for Minot State’s Summer Krebsbach on Saturday.

One day after setting a new all-time school record in the 200 meters, Krebsbach added a new all-time school record in the 100 meters on Saturday to her list of accomplishments.

Clocking the fastest time ever by a Minot State women in the 100, Krebsbach finished 20th in the event in 12.07 seconds at the Willie Williams Classic hosted by the University of Arizona. She broke the 44-year-old record of 12.14 seconds run by Donna Bumann in 1981.

While Krebsbach added her second record run of the weekend, on the men’s side, personal-best performances by Ramon Duran, Zaccharius Brown, and Peyton Tuhy led the way for Minot State.

Duran was 23rd in men’s 400 meters in 48.84, an outdoor personal-best time, while Brown was 31st in 49.75, also a PR for Brown.

Brown added a PR in the 400-meter hurdles Friday night, as well, finishing 20th in 55.29. Duran was 12th in the 400 hurdles in 54.01.

And Tuhy added a PR in the 800 meters on Saturday finishing 27th in 1:54.75.

Adding to the strong performances on Saturday was Bailey Wride, who finished 10th in the women’s 800 meters in 2 minutes, 16.74 seconds.

The meet, hosted by Arizona, was the opening event of the outdoor season for the Minot State track and field teams who return to action in two weeks when they compete at the Al Bortke Open hosted by the University of Mary on Saturday, April 5.