CLEVELAND, Tenn.--Cumberland women's track & field closed out the Lee Fast Break Athletics Invitational with another strong day of performances, including a facility record and multiple top-three finishes.

Senior Praise Idamadudu stole the spotlight in the 400 meters, cruising to victory with a time of 54.17, setting a new Lee facility record. Idamadudu has the top time in the NAIA already, but her time at Lee is the third-fastest this season.

Sophomore Zoe Vlk had a big day in the throws, earning a pair of top-three finishes. She took second in the shot put with a season-best 13.58m (44-06.75), which ranks No. 10 in the NAIA and hits NAIA "B" standards. She followed it up with a third-place finish in the discus at 40.23m.

In the sprints, sophomore Ifunanya Muoghalu placed 12th in the 100 meters with a time of 12.25, currently ranked No. 35 in the NAIA, while freshman Isabella Lehtinen clocked 12.46 to place 14th.

Sophomore Ezthia Maycock led the way in the 800 meters with a personal-best 2:21.40, placing 28th. Freshman Channon Cundiff and sophomore Jenna Towles followed in 51st and 54th, respectively, with Towles also notching a personal best.

The Phoenix women now set their sights on the Mid-South Conference Championships, set for May 4-5 in Williamsburg, Ky., where they'll look to convert strong regular season marks into championship results.