Competing at the Colonial Relays hosted by William & Mary last week, Chambers put together two top-three individual finishes along with two top-five relay showings, as well. The junior sprinter won the 400m hurdles in a league-best 59.77, which is tied for 63rd nationally. Her 14.30 100m hurdle time earned Chambers a third-place finish at the meet and is second in the NEC only to her own time. The Kingston, Jamaica native also ran on Wagner’s fourth-place 4x100m relay quartet (47.94) and the Seahawks’ third-place 4x200m squad (1:42.27).