BOSTON -- UMass Lowell captured five events and provisionally qualified five individuals and a relay team for the NCAA Championship to highlight the season-opening Northeastern University Jay Carisella Invitational.

The meet drew colleges and universities from all three NCAA divisions as well as many athletes representing regional postgraduate track and field clubs.

Junior Diamond Jones (Lowell) won the triple jump and achieved a personal-best distance of 38 feet, 7.5 inches.

UML's 4x400 meter relay team cruised to the title in 3:50.38 thanks to Nicole Giaquinto, Taelour Murphy, Alexis Kitsakos and Elisabeth Monty.

Monty also captured the 60-meter hurdles in 8.95 seconds. Candace Greene enjoyed a magnificent first meet as she captured the shot put with a throw of 46-1.5. Antoinette Toussaint won the long jump with an effort of 17-10.5. UML enters the Brandeis University Reggie Poyau Invitational on Friday.