ROCK ISLAND, Ill. -- That record didn't last long.
    Lawrence University women's cross country standout Cristyn Oliver smashed the school record she set seven days ago by running to 11th place at the Augustana Interregional Invitational at Saukie Golf Course. 
    Running against an elite field, Oliver finished the 6,000 meters in 21:38.6 to finish 11th. That shatters the school record of 21:52.6 that Oliver established while winning the Gene Davis Invitational on Oct. 12. 
    Led by Oliver, Lawrence finished 14th in the team standings with 428 points. Colorado College won the team title with 56 points, and six nationally-ranked teams finished in the top eight. Lawrence was the top Midwest Conference team in the meet and finished 110 points ahead of Grinnell College, which was its nearest league rival.
    Rookie Mila Westra was next for the Vikings as she finished 52nd in 22:36.9. Edythmae Frodl came in 87th in 23:03.5, and teammate Riley Winebrenner was right on her heels in 88th in 23:06.5. Jane Partsch, despite falling during the race, finished 190th in 24:50.4 to complete the scoring.
    Mollie Davis was 245th in 24:56.5, and Jasmine Moldenhauer was 273rd in 25:24.0 to round out Lawrence's top seven.
    On the men's side, Finn Lee led the Vikings as he covered the 8,000 meters in 25:31.7 to finish 64th. 
    Lawrence finished 26th in the team standings with 717 points.
    Three rookies were among the four runners that completed the scoring for Lawrence.
    First-year Nick Hansen was 99th for the Vikigns in 25:56.3, and fellow first-year Caleb Hardy was 175th in 26:47.0. Sophomore Ryan Cassiday was 189th in 26:59.9, and first-year Zach Meyer finished the scoring in 190th in 27:00.1. 
    Sam Brewer was 191st in 27:01.1, and Thomas Popoca rounded out Lawrence's top seven in 209th in 27:12.2.