PRINCETON, N.J. – The Haverford College men's and women's indoor track & field teams had a number of strong performances at the Princeton Relays Saturday evening.

The most notable performance came on the men's side where Tim Schoch ran an NCAA provisional qualifying time for the second consecutive week. Last week Schoch reached the mark in the mile while Saturday he accomplished the feat in the 800 meter run. His time of one minute, 54.39 seconds gave Schoch first place in his section. Three other Haverford runners finished in the top-seven in that section as well. Ivo Milic-Strkalj (1:56.33) took fifth while Andrew Golato (1:56.75) and Eric Arnold (1:57.13) took sixth and seventh, respectively.

In the 3,000 Haverford had four of the first five finishers, led by Faraz Sohail's second-place performance of 8:39.81. Brian Sokas finished on the heels of Sohail in a time of 8:42.82 while Peter Kissin (8:44.24) and Andrew Sturner (8:48.37) rounded out the top-five.

The Fords' 4x400 relay team put forth a first-place performance as Golata, Willie Xiang, Gebby Keny and Schoch clocked in at 3:26.27.

The women had a pair of first-place finishes and one second place finish in the 400. Both Christina Neilson (1:00.08) and Kimberly Carlomagno (1:02.54) won their respective sections while Hannah Davis finished just behind Carlomagno in a time of 1:02.56.

Mary Morgan and Sharon Warner had first-place finishes in the 800 and the mile, respectively. Morgan took the 800 in 2:26.77 and Warner's time of 5:33.96 won her section of the mile.

Flora Berklein rounded out the Fords' individual first-place performances by taking her section of the 3,000 in 11:13.15.

The Fords' 4x400 "B" relay team of Erin Seglem, Carlomagno, Morgan and Evangeline Krajewski won its section with a time of 4:21.65.

Both teams return home Saturday to host the McElligott Invitational at 11 a.m. in Alumni Field House.