RALEIGH, N.C. - Vanderbilt sophomore Josie Hahn provided the Commodores’ top individual finish Saturday at the adidas Raleigh Relays with a fourth place in the high jump.

While Hahn earned her placing with a clearance of 5’5”, junior thrower Vensherrie Campbell came away from the North Carolina State University meet with a personal record in the shot put. Campbell tossed the shot 45’1.75”, topping her previous best in the event by more than a foot. Campbell becomes the second longest shot putter in Vanderbilt history, trailing only former VU All-American Leslie Vidmar, who threw 52’10.75” in 1997.

The Commodores’ 4-x-800 relay squad of Cicely Campbell, Joy Parker, Colleen Byrne and Caitlin Shannon earned a fourth place finish behind Seton Hall, Wake Forest and Eastern Michigan. Their relay time of 9:07.19 was four seconds faster than a week earlier at the Alabama Relays.

Hahn’s 5’5” high jump continued her consistency in the event, but did not approach her best effort of the season. She cleared 5’7.75” last week during the Alabama Relays heptathlon. Earlier, during the 2003 indoor season, Hahn regularly topped 5’8.5” and matched the Vanderbilt indoor record with a 5’9.75” effort in the Southeastern Conference pentathlon competition.

In other competition, Caitlin Shannon continued to lower her personal best at 1,500 meters, running 4:42.14 to finish sixth in the second heat of the 1,500-meter competition.

Ryan Tolbert, a former Vanderbilt All-American and current assistant coach, won her third consecutive race at the Raleigh Relays. Running unattached, Tolbert captured the 400-meter hurdles in 57.39, two seconds faster than her winning effort last week at the Alabama Relays.

The Commodores will travel to the University of South Carolina next Saturday to compete in the SEC Quad Meet.