GAMBIER – The College of Wooster track and field teams collected a trio of titles Friday in the opening day of the North Coast Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships, hosted by Kenyon College.

King Jeju continued to impress in his first-year campaign, this time winning the long jump at 23 feet, 7.25 inches. While it didn't beat his school record, it did take down the NCAC record at 23 feet, 6.5 inches which was set by Denison's Scott Shorney back in 1988.

Now, Jeju is the only Fighting Scot in the NCAC Indoor Track & Field Championships record book.

He will look to make more noise Saturday. Jeju qualified for the finals Saturday in the 200 meters, after finishing first in the prelims at 22.29 seconds, and the 60 meters, running a 6.93 for second.

Junior Will Callender, the defending NCAC Indoor Distance Athlete of the Year, won the 5K after placing third last year. He also finished with a new school record, finishing in 14:56.60.

Callender formed about a five second separation from second place.

Wooster's other champion of the day came from the women's side in senior Ainsley Wiesner who won the weight throw. Her throw of 56 feet, 7.25 inches was on par for what she had been accumulating this season, just shy of her school record of 56 feet, 11.5 inches.

In other finals events, Daysia Hargrave, who earned All-NCAC honors in the in pentathlon last weekend, scored points in the long jump, finishing sixth (16 feet, 5.75 inches).

The women's distance relay team also scored, placing fifth with a time of 13:00.37. That team consisted of Igna Mendez, Izzy Cozzie, Zanna Anderson and Athena Tharenos.

For the men, their distance medley relay team of Ben Nichols, Joe Shilts, Zane DeMercurio and Drew Robertson earned two points with a seventh-place finish (10:42.53).

In the prelims, sophomore Lorenzo Freeman will compete in the finals of the 60-meter hurdles after running a time of 8.63 seconds for third.

Three Scots qualified for the finals of the women's 60 hurdles as Hargrave led the preliminaries with a time of 8.92 seconds. Senior Mary Sirois and Clare Mackin will join her on Saturday in the event.

The team scores after day one have the men and women both fourth of eight teams.

The final day of the NCAC Indoor Track and Field Championships start with field events at 10 a.m. Running events start at approximately 2:15 p.m.