ORLANDO, Fla. — Antonio Caito broke an Embry-Riddle program record in the triple jump with a 15.50-meter mark on day two of the Black & Gold Invite hosted by the University of Central Florida, helping lead the Eagles to a strong finish.

Highlight Performances:

Triple Jump: Caito finished third overall in a field of 19 competitors. His jumps of 15.50m, 15.32m and 15.45m rank first, second and third in program history. Kobe Diggs also impressed, recording a best jump of 14.83m that ranks him ninth on the all-time list. Both athletes met the NCAA II provisional standard in the triple jump.

4x100m: The relay team of Craig Dedrick III, Aaron Nash, Alexander Kelchner, and K'Anthony Benjamin clocked 41.42s in the 4x100m relay, marking the fifth fastest time in ERAU history.

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The Eagles will travel to Tallahassee, Fla., next week as they take on the FSU Relays from March 27-28. 

The Embry-Riddle Track & Field season is presented by The Running Elements.