WEST LAFAYETTE –  A school record effort highlighted a number of impressive performances by members of the Warsaw girls track team in the Hoosier State Relays Finals Saturday at Purdue.

The 4 X 800 relay team of Hannah Dawson, Dayton Groninger, Brooke Rhodes and Kenzie Martz shattered the school standard by over 12 seconds. The quartet earned a fifth-place finish with a record time of 9:40.34.

The team of Audrey Rich, Sam Alexander, Remi Beckham and Maygan Bellamy won their heat in the 4 X 200 only to be disqualified for a lane violation. The ruling was appealed and the team was awarded a seventh-place overall finish. Their time of 1:46.82 was the second-fastest in school history.

The Distance Medley Relay team of Anna Craig (1,200), Angie Sanchez-Vigil (400), Allison Miller (800) and Mia Beckham (1,600) earned a seventh-place finish. The team’s time of 12.36.76 was just three seconds off the school record.

The 4 X 400 relay team of Bellamy, Alexander, Remi Beckham and Rich placed 13th in a season-best time of 4:13.61.

Mia Beckham was ninth in the 3,200 with a new personal-best time of 11:13.90, which is the third fastest in school history. Miller was 17th in the 3,200 with a season-best time of 11:29.10.

Alexander earned a fourth place finish in the long jump, one spot higher than last season. Her top effort of 17-11.75 was over six inches further than her jump at HSR in 2015.

The top eight finishers in each event earn All-State honors.

Warsaw totaled 20 points to tie for 12th place in the team standings in the Large School Division, which had 41 teams score points. Warrant Central was first with 54 points, while Carmel was second with 51. Penn took seventh place with 29 points.

Warsaw will compete at Homestead Tuesday at 5 p.m. in its final meet before Spring Break.