Jacks' TF Finish Last Chance

Friday, February 16

Brookings, S.D.

3 p.m.

South Dakota State University

SDSU Last Chance

2/16/2018 9:05:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Results: SDSU Last Chance

Jackrabbits finish the SDSU Last Chance Meet on Friday, looking ready for the league championships

South Dakota State hosted its last home meet of the season on Friday at the SDSU Last Chance Meet. Several Jackrabbits made lasting marks on the season before traveling to The Summit League Championships next weekend.

Junior Rachel King broke the school record in the mile (4:48.94) by 2.43 seconds, as she won the race. It was also the SJAC record and the meet record. She held the previous mile record in the SDSU Last Chance Meet.

Redshirt freshman Noah Huber recorded his personal-best mark in the shot put (53-05.50), along with unattached throwers Caden Fenchel, Jason Titus, and junior Peter Bates. Huber movers into the seventh spot on the school's top 10 list all-time.

Junior Krista Steele ran in her first 400m race of the indoor season, winning the event with the meet record and the sixth-fastest time in school history (56.73). It is her second career 400m race, first one indoors. Her time of 56.73 seconds is her overall PR.

Redshirt freshman Josh Goehring recorded his first his first 400m dash indoors, winning the event with a personal-best mark of 50.09 seconds.

Sophomore Chloe Holtz recorded her first career mark in the triple jump (36-04.00), which ranks first on the team's season performance list.

Holtz also tied her career-best in the high jump (5-03.00) for the second time this season.

Freshman Trent Francom won the pole vault (15-07.00) competition for the fourth time this season.

In the preliminary round of the 60m hurdles, sophomores Sara Bohan and Kayla Neff notched PR's. Bohan (9.46) trimmed her time down by 0.01 seconds while Neff (9.37) knocked off 0.25 seconds.

In the finals, Neff recorded her best time of the day (9.28), a career-best mark, which cut down her prelim time by another 0.09 seconds.

Up Next
The Jackrabbits will compete in The Summit League Championships in Fargo, N.D. next weekend.

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Individual Jackrabbit Results

60m - Men
Prelims:
1. Hilton, Coby (7.04q)
2. Clarke, Daniel (7.07q)
4. Bray, Caleb (7.10q)
Finals:
1. Clarke, Daniel (6.94)
2. Hilton, Coby (6.97)

60m - Women
Prelims:
5. Thill, Jenny (8.07q)
8. Altenburg, Emily (8.13q)
Finals:
5. Thill, Jenny (8.03)
7. Altenburg, Emily (8.09)

Redshirt freshman Caleb Bray notched a season-best mark in the 60m dash and was just 0.03 seconds away from his personal-best time.

Sophomore Jennifer Thill recorded her personal-best time in the prelims, beating her previous-best by 0.07 seconds. In the finals, she trimmed her mark another 0.04 seconds to make her PR 8.03 seconds in the 60m dash.

200m - Men
1. Hilton, Coby (22.17)
2. Williams, Jalen (22.41)

200m - Women
5. Bermel, Chloe (27.02)
6. Thill, Jennifer (27.04)
7. VandeBrake, Peyton (27.17)

It was the first career win in the 200m for redshirt freshman Coby Hilton.

Sophomore Jennifer Thill recorded her season-best mark in the 200m.

400m - Men
1. Goehring, Josh (50.09)

400m - Women
1. Steele, Krista (56.73)
3. Gray, Madison (59.11)
7. VandeBrake, Peyton (1:00.44)
12. Bermel, Chloe (1:01.20)
13. Neff, Kayla (1:02.00)
15. Bohan, Sara (1:02.65)

17. Gay, Maddison - Una. (1:03.66)

First career indoor 400m race for redshirt freshman Josh Goehring. The mark is his best overall time in the event.

Junior Krista Steele ran in her first 400m race of the indoor season, winning the event with the meet record and the sixth-fastest time in school history. It is her second career 400m race, first one indoors. Her time of 56.73 seconds is her overall PR.

Freshmen Madison Gray and Chloe Bermel recorded their personal-best marks in the 400m. It is also a career-best mark for sophomores Kayla Neff and Sara Bohan. They both ran their first 400m dash of the indoor campaign.

Senior Peyton VandeBrake posted her season-best mark on Friday as well.

600m - Men
-- Gatrost, Wyatt (SCR)

2. Lawton, Cal - Una. (1:21.89)

600m - Women
5. Stoltenburg, Heidi (1:46.44)

It was the first race in of the 2018 indoor season for senior Cal Lawton, and the first 800m race for freshman Heidi Stoltenburg.

800m - Men
1. Gatrost, Wyatt (1:56.78)
2. Sowada, Sebastian (1:57.03)
3. Radkte, Daniel (1:57.50)
4. Peters, Gabe (1:57.63)
5. Wilson, Matt (1:57.66)
7. Boekelheide, Derek (1:59.67)

800m - Women
1. Dykstra, Renae (2:16.84)
2. Scislow, Jenni (2:18.49)
3. Fasen, Anna (2:19.99)
4. Schweiss, Jamie (2:20.84)

First win of the year for sophomore Wyatt Gatrost in the 800m. Sophomore Daniel Radtke and junior Sebastian Sowada posted personal-best times in the event.

Senior Jennie Scislow and sophomore Jamie Schweiss recorded their PR's in the 800m race while it was junior Renae Dykstra's first 800m win of the season.

1,000m - Men
Did not compete.

1,000m - Women
Did not compete.

Mile - Men
3. Mather, Micah (4:21.32)
5. Cayo, Chase (4:21.99)
6. Hanna, Jordan (4:23.43)
-- Klawitter, Chandler (SCR)

4. Capra, Trevor - Una. (4:21.72)

Mile - Women
1. King, Rachel (4:48.94)
3. Berzonsky, Emily (5:12.41)
4. Donnay, Anna (5:13.12)
5. Schell, Mackenzie (5:16.21)
9. Bickett, Shelby (5:27.82)
10. Krause, Mary (5:30.01)

Sophomore Micah Mather and junior Chase Cayo recorded career-best mile times. It was Cayo's first time competing in the mile this season.

Unattached Jackrabbit Trevor Capra also ran his first mile of the 2018 indoor season.

Junior Rachel King broke the school record by 2.43 seconds in the mile. It was also the SJAC record and the meet record. She held the previous mile meet record.

Juniors Shelby Bickett and Emily Berzonsky recorded their personal-best times in the mile. Berzonsky beat her previous-best by 8.31 seconds.

Freshman Anna Donnay ran her first mile of her career.

3,000m - Men
4. Fick, Evan (8:45.01)
7. Auch, Alexander (8:54.60)
8. Schwinghamer, Michael (8:55.18)
13. Klawitter, Chandler (9:04.26)
15. Munsterman, Ray (9:17.42)
19. Sargent, Cole (9:24.77)

12. Ivanekcy, Sam - Una. (9:02.97)

3,000m - Women
4. Nelson, Emma (10:34.25)
8. Propst, Rachel (11:14.70)

Freshman Evan Fick notched a career-best mark in the 3,000m, while it was a season-best mark for redshirt freshman Ray Munsterman. Unattached runner Sam Ivanecky recorded his first 3,000m race.

4x400m Relay - Men
1. "A" Team (3:29.65)
(1. Jr. Matt Wilson, 2. Fr. Derek Boekelheide, 3. R-Fr. Josh Goehring, 4. So. Daniel Radtke)

4x400m Relay - Women
1. "A" Team (4:12.35)
(1. Sr. Jennie Scislow, 2. Jr. Renae Dykstra, 3. Fr. Madison Gray, 4. R-Fr. Jamie Schweiss)

60m Hurdles - Men
Finals:
3. Bates, Tom (8.62)
3. Hieber, Evan (8.62)
7. Bates, Peter (8.78)

60m Hurdles - Women
Prelims:
3. Mottinger, Haley (9.16q)
5. Neff, Kayla (9.37q)
6. Bohan, Sara (9.46q)
11. Kreber, Kendyl (10.08)
Finals:
4. Mottinger, Haley (9.27)
5. Neff, Kayla (9.28)
6. Bohan, Sara (9.57)

Sophomore Evan Hieber recorded his personal-best mark in the 60m hurdles. He has trimmed his PR in the event by 1.11 seconds since last indoor season.

Junior Peter Bates tied his season-best mark, just 0.03 seconds away from his career-best mark.

In the preliminary round of the 60m hurdles, sophomores Sara Bohan and Kayla Neff notched PR's. Bohan trimmed her time down by 0.01 seconds while Neff knocked off 0.25 seconds.

In the finals, Neff recorded her best time of the day, a career-best mark, which cut down her prelim time by another 0.09 seconds.

High Jump - Men
1. Courter, Bryant (6-06.00)
2. Sears, Riley (6-04.00)

High Jump - Women
2. Holtz, Chloe (5-03.00)
4. Mingo, Maddie (5-01.00)

It was the first career win for sophomore Bryant Courter in the high jump.

Sophomore Chloe Holtz tied her career-best in the high jump for the second time this season.

Pole Vault - Men
1. Francom, Trent (15-07.00)
T-2. Andera, Anthony (15-01.00)
4. Branick, Brendan (14-07.25)

Pole Vault - Women - Final
3. Muller, Amy (9-10.00)

It was the fourth win of freshman Trent Francom's career. Senior Brendan Branick recorded his best height in the pole vault.

It was freshman Amy Muller's first career top-three finish.

Long Jump - Men
Did not compete.

Long Jump - Women
3. Stewart, Emma (17-04.25)
4. Altenburg, Emily (17-00.00)
5. Bisgard, Sophie (16-08.50)

Freshman Sophie Bisgard recorded her personal-best in the long jump while it was the second top-three finish for freshman Emma Stewart.

Triple Jump - Men
1. Albrecht, Ephram (44-10.75)
3. Hejna, JJ (44-00.75)

Triple Jump - Women
1. Holtz, Chloe (36-04.00)

Third career win for junior Ephram Albrecht and the first triple jump of the season for J.J. Hejna.

It was sophomore Chloe Holtz's first career mark in the triple jump, which ranks first on the team's season performance list.

Shot Put - Men
1. Leiseth, Mason (55-01.50)
2. Huber, Noah (53-05.50)
3. Reinke, Max (52-08.75)
4. Fenchel, Caden (52-03.25)
6. Coil, Sam (49-08.25)
7. Titus, Jason (48-05.25)
15. Hieber, Evan (41-06.50)
19. Bates, Peter (32-09.75)

Shot Put - Women - Final
1. Moorhouse, Madi (44-04.25)
2. TerWee, Micayla (43-08.50)
5. Dynes, Alex (41-07.25)
6. Astleford, Rachel (41-03.75)
9. Lane, Vanessa (39-10.00)
12. Johnson, Emma (37-08.50)
15. Wynn, Naomi (34-09.50)

SDSU Alumni
4. Zanini, Silvia (43-00.25)

Redshirt freshman Noah Huber recorded his personal-best mark along with unattached throwers Caden Fenchel, Jason Titus, and junior Peter Bates. Huber movers into the seventh spot on the school's top 10 list all-time.

Freshman Alex Dynes tosses a personal-best mark while fellow freshman Madeline Moorhouse records her first career win in the event.

Weight Throw - Men
1. Bender, Colton (67-05.50)
2. Ammons, Logan (61-05.00)
6. Coil, Sam (53-11.75)

Weight Throw - Women
1. Sudbeck, Abby (60-05.00)
4. Ter Wee, Micayla (54-08.25)
10. Moorhouse, Madi (48-04.50)
13. Zinola, Miranda (44-01.50)
14. Torrance, Allison (43-05.75)
19. Wynn, Naomi (39-07.25)

Unattached thrower Sam Coil recorded his career-best throw while senior Colton Bender won his fourth consecutive weight throw event, fifth this season.

It was the second win of her career in the weight throw for junior Abby Sudbeck. Both sophomore Micayla TerWee and freshman Madeline Moorhouse improved their personal-best marks.

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