twice. Justice's second personal best of the day was a mark of 39'5.75" to win the event and entered the UCSD all-time top 10 at No. 3 for that event.

Freshman Kristin Sato was just behind Justice, also earning an NCAA provisional qualifying mark with her personal-best leap of 39'2.5" while turning in the fifth-longest jump in UCSD history.

In her young career, freshman Sydney Blakeley continued to impress in the women's pole vault. Blakeley cleared a height of 12'0.5", the third-highest height in UCSD history.

Sophomore Sabrina Pimentel, who ran the women's 400 in 56.79 to place third, entered the UCSD all-time top 10 with the sixth-fastest time in the program's history.

The Triton quartet of senior Kathleen Hitchens, senior Chelsey Kamson, Sato and freshman Amy Heins clocked in a timeDavid Pace-Burkina Faso: Night and Day

After more than 25 years as a photographer, David Pace says a 2007 visit to Burkina Faso – a small, rural, and poor country in West Africa – changed his life.

“A week in the remote village of Bereba opened my eyes to a whole new world of photographic possibilities and projects,” he says. “The people were warm and welcoming. The landscape was stark but compelling. The culture was a complex mixture of tradition and modernity. Despite the logistical problems and the personal discomfort, I was determined to return to the village and explore it more in depth.”

And he has, every year since.

A series of his photographs, Burkina Faso: Night and Day, is featured in the Main Gallery of the Griffin Museum January 17