
Freshmen Trio Rewrites Record Book
12/7/2025 7:40:00 PM | Women's Track & Field
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Freshman Trinity Jones marked her name in the record book twice in her Cougar debut at the JDL Early Bird Invite in Winston-Salem, N.C. Sunday, December 7.Â
Jones competed in the 200m dash, 400m dash, and 60m dash. She placed seventh in the 200m dash with a time of 25.69 to put herself third in the all-time indoor record book. In the 400m dash, the freshman ran a time of 58.29 to place third in the all-time indoor record book. Â
Freshman Gabby Brailsford also found success in her collegiate debut, placing 12th in the 60m dash with a time of 7.89 to put her fourth in the all-time indoor record book. Â
In the high jump, freshman Tori-Ann Anderson placed first at the invite, jumping 1.70m. The height she cleared places her in third in the Charleston all-time indoor record book. Â
Two months out from NCAA cross country championships where junior Katie O'Toole finished first for Charleston with a new personal record of 22:08.6 in the 6k, she placed third in the 3k at the invite over the weekend. She ran a time of 9:55.37 to propel herself into third in the all-time indoor record book. Â
A full list of results from the JDL Early Bird Invite can be found here.  Â
Sunday's meet was the lone event of 2025 for Charleston track and field, and the Cougars look to prepare for the Asics Superblast Invitational Sunday, January 25th in the new year. Â
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