LONG BEACH, Calif. — In a field of 14 total teams, the CSUB men's swim team turned in a third and final solid day of competition to place seventh at the 2009 Toshiba Classic Saturday in Long Beach.

Pac-10 and national powerhouse Stanford finished first with 2002.5 points. The University of Hawaii was second with 1109 points and Air Force was third with 908 points. The Roadrunners amassed 407 points for seventh.

With as many as 100 competitors in some events, the Roadrunners continued to turn in season-best times on their way to a number of solid finishes in Saturday night's finals heats.

Chad McKenzie earned CSUB's top individual finish, placing 10th in the 200 breast in a season-best 2:05.67. Jake Priest also had a season-best time in the event, placing 25th in 2:09.30.

Malcolm Reid swam a season-best 46.27 for 18th place in the 100 free. Mark Silvius was close behind in 20th place in 46.50 and Kevin Miller was 23rd in 47.06. For good measure, 12 of the 15 top finishers in the 100 free were competing for Stanford and Hawaii.

Luka Leskur placed 12th in the 200 back in a season-best 1:53.45 and Jay Jones was 17th in the 200 fly in a season-best 1:52.52.

The Roadrunners wrapped up the night with a fifth-place, 3:06.75 finish in the 400 free relay. Competing on the squad were Matt Parsonage, Silvius, Miller and Reid.

Next up for Bakersfield in a trip to Federal Way, Wash., for the 2009 US Short Course Nationals on Dec. 3-5.