After the first day of competition, both Westmont's men's and women's teams have built a sizeable lead in the Golden State Athletic Conference Track and Field Championships. Westmont's women have scored 100.5 points and hold a 43.5 points lead over Biola with 57 points. Concordia sits in third with 33 points while The Master's is fourth with 25. In the men's competition, Westmont is up 94 to 43 over second place Biola - a 51 point margin. Arizona Christian is currently in third place with 41 points and Vanguard is in fourth with 25. The men claimed GSAC Championships in four events on the first day of the two day competition. The men's 4 x 800 meter relay time of Jacob Grant, Kyle Frederickson, Tyler Bradford and Thomas Hamline posted a time of 8:04.12 to record more than a 19 second victory over Biola. Shane Rowan claimed the conference crown in the long jump, posting a mark of 6.79 meters (22-3.5). Westmont's Ben McCollum finished second in the event with a mark of 6.40 meters (21-8). In the men's shot, it was Ben Kingsley who won for Westmont with a put of 14.83 meters (48-8). [Track Results] [photos]