PULLMAN, Wash. – Stanford junior Brianna Bain won her third consecutive Pac-12 Conference women’s javelin title and teammates Jessica Tonn and Joe Rosa swept the 10,000-meter races to highlight Stanford performances Saturday on the first day of the conference track and field championships at Washington State.

No other school won as many titles Saturday.

Bain threw 173-11 to lead a 1-2 Stanford finish, with freshman Megan Glasmann in second at 164-8. Tonn won her 10,000 in a personal record of 34:09.13 and Rosa captured the men’s title in 29:16.71.

After the first day of the two-day competition, Stanford is fourth in the women’s competition with 29 points, and the men are seventh with 25.

Bain is among three in conference history to have won at least three women’s javelin titles. Rachel Yurkovich of Oregon (2006-09) and Inga Stasiulionyte of USC (2001-04) have each won four.