12 More Records Down After Jim Emmerich Invite

Saturday, January 19

Brookings, S.D.

12:30 p.m.

South Dakota State University

Jim Emmerich Invitational

Photo by: Dave Eggen/Inertia

1/19/2019 10:01:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Results: Jim Emmerich 2019 RECAP: SDSU DII Invite 2019

Two school records, nine top-10 marks, and a meet record from Burdick tally the record updates

The Jim Emmerich Invitational proved to be another opportunity for the South Dakota State track and field teams to flex their muscles and improve their marks - totaling eight event-winners and 30 personal-best marks recorded along with 12 marks going into a record book.

The Jackrabbit men's sprints section has been a highlight reel to this point of the season and today, it did not disappoint. Junior Sam Zenner (60m: won, 6.77 ... 200m: won, 21.00) seized the school records in the 60m and 200m, once again, and keeps his undefeated junior season alive. The Eagan, Minn. native shaved 0.01 seconds off his 60m PR and to maintain the school record since the 2017 Jim Emmerich and now has the 50th-best 60m mark in the NCAA.

In the 200m, Zenner, who first held the school record in the 200m after the December SDSU Holiday Invite, recaptured the school record - along with the Jim Emmerich meet and Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex facility record - from teammate Coby Hilton, who held the record for a mere week (recorded 21.41 at the UND v. SDSU Dual for the school record). He holds the NCAA's eighth-best mark in the 200m.

Zenner wasn't the only Jack to improve their sprint mark today, however. Junior Landon Larson (60m: fourth, 6.92, 6.87 in prelims ... 200m: third, 21.78) moved into a tie for the third-best 60m mark and the No. 3 all-time mark in the 200m. Sophomore Coby Hilton (60m: fourth, 6.93, 6.89 in prelims ... 200m: SCR) also jumped into sole possession of the No. 5 all-time spot in the 60m (breaking the No. 5 tie with teammate Daniel Clarke).

The men's 60m school record, after the 2017 season, was 6.84 seconds (Zenner's mark) and the 10th-best time was 7.07 seconds. Now the school record is 6.77 seconds (Zenner's mark) the 10th-best mark is 7.00 seconds.

The men's indoor 200m school record had been reset only once since Edmund Estephane's 1994 mark (21.83) - reset by Luke Leischner in 2011 (21.82) - prior to the 2019 season. However, it has been reset three times in three weekends of competition - first with junior Sam Zenner's mark in the SDSU Holiday Invite (21.50), then Hilton's mark in the UND v. SDSU Dual (21.41) and now with Zenner's top mark (21.00). Three Jackrabbits would have had the school record prior to the 2019 season (Zenner - 21.00, Hilton - 21.41, and Larson - 21.78).

On the women's side, the middle distance and distance races had competitive finishes that came down to the very last step. Senior Rachel King came out on top in the women's mile (4:55.61), edging South Dakota's Megan Billington by 0.01 seconds for her fourth career win. Then King came back at the end of the meet to finish runner-up in a tight 3,000m race (10:00.88) - adding her seventh top-three finish in eight career attempts in the event.

Freshman Ellie Friesen added the school's No. 5 all-time mark in the 1,000m at SDSU DII Invite (won, 2:57.51) on Friday and continued re-writing SDSU's top 10 marks with the No. 8 all-time mark in the mile (fifth, 4:57.48) at the Jim Emmerich Invite.

In the 800m women's race, sophomore Oksana Covey (fourth, 2:14.59) was leading the Jackrabbits until the last stretch when junior Kendra Dykstra (won, 2:12.86) made a last-second effort towards her second career indoor win by 0.37 seconds. Covey, along with senior Krista Steele, added season-best marks while Dykstra was within 0.22 seconds of her personal-best.

Senior Kyle Burdick, like Friesen a night ago, ran the 1,000m and set the school record (SDSU DII & SJAC record too) at the SDSU DII Invite (won, 2:25.08). Then, he came back to the track on Saturday and cruised past the 3,000m competition, winning the race by 15.44 seconds (8:08.45) and resetting the Jim Emmerich meet record to preserve his undefeated status in the indoor event - five career wins. His 3,000m mark is sixth in the NCAA (has the 10th-best mile from the Thundering Herd Classic - Jan. 12). A total of six Jackrabbits in the 3,000m recorded a personal-best mark.

On top of the stellar track performances, field events showed just as much exhilaration. Junior Bryant Courter added wins in both the long and triple jump (LJ: 23-09.50, TJ: 49-06.25 ... both season-best marks) - his sixth career win in both events. He has now won both the long and triple jump events in a single meet on four separate occasions and holds a win-streak of six in the triple jump - dating back to the 2018 SDSU Holiday Invite. His triple jump mark (47th) and long jump mark (74th) rank in the top-75 of the NCAA.

Freshman Addison Eisenbeisz (HJ: third, 5-6.00), hailing from Pierre, S.D., posted her name in a ninth-best-tie all-time in the high jump with Lisa Jensen (1990) with her three-inch PR increase. It is the first mark added to SDSU's top 10 since Monique Mack in 2017 (No. 4, 5-08.00). High jump teammate Chloe Holtz (HJ: seventh, 5-04.25) notched a PR as well, breaking the 5-03.00-barrier with a 1.25-inch increase. She had tied her 5-03.00 then-personal-best performance five times indoors dating back to the 2018 Jim Emmerich.

Holtz (TJ: third, 37-05.75) also added her third consecutive top-three finish in the triple jump (dating back to 2019 SDSU Holiday Invite).

In the throws, senior Logan Ammons (WT: second, 60-07.25) reset his weight throw personal-best mark for the second consecutive week - increasing by 4.25 inches maintaining the school's No. 3 all-time mark. Sophomore Noah Huber (third, 55-08.25) added his season-best mark in the shot put while posting his third top-three finish this season, sixth for his career in both indoors and outdoors.

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UP NEXT: JACK JOHNSON CLASSIC (Jan. 25-26)
The Jackrabbit will travel to Minnesota for the Jack Johnson Classic instead of going to the Mark Messersmith Invitational at Northern Iowa. The tentative schedule for the Jack Johnson Classic can be found here.

South Dakota State will be hosting The Summit League Indoor Championships in the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex on Feb. 22 and 23.

JACKRABBIT EVENT WINNERS
- Men (4 Jacks, 6 Events) -
Jr. Sam Zenner (60m, 200m)
So. Derek Boekelheide (800m)
Sr. Kyle Burdick (3,000m)
Jr. Bryant Courter (LJ, TJ)
- Women (2 Jacks, 2 Events) -
Jr. Kendra Dykstra (800m)
Sr. Rachel King (Mile)

Relays (1 Men, 1 Women):
Men's "A" 4x400m Relay (1. Sr. Sam Johnson, 2. So. Mitchel Acker, 3. Fr. Reid Pierzinski, 4. Jr. Landon Larson)
Women's "A" 4x400m Relay (1. Jr. Miatta Flemister-Smith, 2. Jr. Allison Sebern, 3. Sr. Krista Steele, 4. So. Oksana Covey)

JACKRABBIT PR'S RESET OR TIED (rank on school's top 10)
- Men (20 Jacks, 22 PRs) -
Jr. Sam Zenner (60m - School Record, 200m - School, Meet & Facility Record)
Jr. Landon Larson (60m - T-No. 3, 200m - No. 3)
So. Coby Hilton (60m - No. 5)
So. Caleb Bray (400m)
So. Mitchel Acker (400m)
Fr. Blake Iverson (800m)
So. Gabe Peters (Mile)
Sr. Jordan Hanna (Mile)
Fr. Thomas Breuckman (Mile)
Fr. Riley Bauer (Mile)
Jr. Lukas Nelson (3,000m)
Fr. Joseph Minor-Williams (3,000m)
Fr. Ben Olson (3,000m)
Fr. Lukas Pierson (3,000m)
So. Micah Mather (3,000m)
R-Fr. Michael Schwinghamer (3,000m)
So. Nick Wessels (60H - T-No. 4)
Fr. Mason Schmidt (HJ - tied)
Jr. Evan Hieber (PV)
Sr. Logan Ammons (WT - No. 3)
- Women (8 Jacks, 8 PRs) -
Fr. Mikayla Wevik (60m)
R-Fr. Madisson Gay (400m)
So. Mary Krause (800m)
Fr. Ellie Friesen (Mile - No. 8)
Fr. Addison Eisenbeisz (HJ - No. 9)
Jr. Chloe Holtz (HJ)
Fr. Greta Johnson (PV- tied PR)
Fr. Shannon Katz (PV - tied PR)

Did not reset or tie PR, but in the record book:
Sr. Kyle Burdick (3,000m - Meet Record)
Men's 4x400m Relay (No. 9): 1. Sr. Sam Johnson, 2. So. Mitchel Acker, 3. Fr. Reid Pierzinski, 4. Jr. Landon Larson
Women's 4x400m Relay (No. 9): 1. Jr. Miatta Flemister-Smith, 2. Jr. Allison Sebern, 3. Sr. Krista Steele, 4. So. Oksana Covey

JACKRABBIT INDIVIDUAL RESULTS
60m - Men - Finals
1. Zenner, Sam (6.77)
3. Larson, Landon (6.87)
4. Hilton, Coby (6.93)
60m - Men - Prelims
1. Zenner, Sam (6.84q)
2. Hilton, Coby (6.89q)
4. Larson, Landon (6.92q)
7. Phoulom-Smith, Manny (6.99q)
12. Kuil, Cameron (7.22)

60m - Women - Finals
6. Wevik, Mikayla (8.10)
7. Thill, Jennifer (8.18)
--. Flemister-Smith, Miatta (DQ)
60m - Women - Prelims
1. Flemister-Smith, Miatta (7.64q)
7. Wevik, Mikayla (8.15q)
8. Thill, Jennifer (8.16q)
12. Carlson, Delaney (8.26)
14. Maher, Sydney (8.54)

The Jackrabbit men kept trimming down their personal-best marks and inching towards the top of SDSU's all-time list. In the prelims, sophomore Coby Hilton took sole possession of the fifth-best mark all-time for SDSU with a 0.01 second personal-best improvement. He moved out of a tie with teammate Daniel Clarke and within 0.01 seconds behind junior Landon Larson.

However, in the finals, Larson set his own personal-best - trimming 0.01 seconds from his mark set in the SDSU Holiday Invite to be in a tie with LeAndre Kennedy's 2016 mark for No. 3 all-time.

Despite teammates inching closer towards the top, junior Sam Zenner - who has had the school record since the 2017 Jim Emmerich - reset his school-record mark for the second time this year. This time shaving another 0.01 seconds off his best in the finals. His mark in the prelims was his PR and school-record mark from the 2017 Emmerich to the 2019 SDSU Holiday Invite but has since knocked off 0.07 seconds in 2019. He has four career wins in the 60m and two career indoor wins in the 200m (two more outdoors) - being undefeated in all events he's competed in 2019 (the 60m and 200m).

The men's 60m top 10 all-time updates:
1. Zenner (6.77, second reset in 2019, held since 1/21/2017 trimmed 0.07 seconds since then)
2. Frank Blalark (6.86, 2001)
T-3. LeAndre Kennedy (6.87)
T-3. Larson (6.87, second reset in 2019, was on list after 2018 SDSU Classic at No. 10 - 7.04 - before falling off again by the end of the season)
5. Hilton (6.89, first cracked top 10 at 2018 SDSU Holiday at No. 6 - 6.99 - and finished 2018 with the No. 7 mark - 6.97 - from the SDSU Last Chance then tied for No. 5 with Clarke at the UND v. SDSU Dual)
6. Fr. Daniel Clarke (6.90, close to the top 10 all freshman year, finally cracked it at the SDSU Last Chance at T-No. 5 - 6.94 - then moved into another T-No. 5 tie with Hilton at the 2019 SDSU Holiday - 6.90 - and behind Larson ... now at No. 6 because Hilton broke the tie with a PR at the 2019 Jim Emmerich)
7. Jordan Malmstrom (6.92, 2004)
8. JaRon Harris (6.94, 2009)
9. Emmanual Phoulom-Smith (6.95, set at the UND v. SDSU Dual with his lone career attempt ... would have been No. 5 at the end of the 2017 season)
10. Joe Bendar (7.00, 2016 ... was ranked No. 6 at the end of 2017 indoor)

In 2017, the men's 60m had a school record of 6.84 and a 10th-best time of 7.07. After the 2019 Jim Emmerich Invite, SDSU's school record is 6.77 and the 10th-best mark is 7.00.

For the women, junior Miatta Flemister-Smith had the best mark coming out of the preliminary round but was disqualified in the finals race. Junior Delaney Carlson added a season-best mark - trimming 0.07 seconds - in the prelims. Freshman Mikayla Wevik led the Jackrabbits in the finals, with a sixth-place finish and a personal-best mark by 0.07 seconds.

200m - Men - Finals
1. Zenner, Sam (21.00)
3. Larson, Landon (21.78)
6. Phoulom-Smith, Manny (22.31)
7. Kuil, Cameron (22.40)
--. Hilton, Coby (SCR)

200m - Women - Finals
9. Carlson, Delaney (26.62)
10. Bermel, Chloe (26.72)
16. Wevik, Mikayla (27.06)
17. Thill, Jennifer (27.07)
22. Gay, Madisson (27.55)
26. Maher, Sydney (28.77)

For the third weekend of competition in a row, the 200m school record was reset. This time junior Sam Zenner retook the record from teammate Coby Hilton - who stole the record from Zenner at the UND v. SDSU Dual and held it for a week. It is the second time this year that Zenner has broken two records in the same day - did it at the SDSU Holiday Invite back in December - and the second meet record reset he reset (SDSU Holiday - 21.50 - and Jim Emmerich - 21.00) while also resetting the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex facility record (previous: 21.10, 2015). The Eagan, Minn. native has four career wins in the 60m and two career indoor wins in the 200m (two more outdoors) - being undefeated in all events he's competed in 2019 (the 60m and 200m).

Junior Landon Larson also moved up the school's all-time rankings - slotted in for the No. 3 all-time mark - after a 0.05-second personal-best. He was No. 2 in 2017 when he first set his previous best (21.83 at 2017 Summit League finals) and had been No. 4 prior to the 2019 Jim Emmerich. He bounced ahead of Luke Leischner's 2011 mark that had the school record prior to the 2019 season.

Freshman Emmanual Phoulom-Smith nearly wrote his name in another top-10 list as a freshman, missing the 10th-best mark in the 200m by 0.08 seconds in his first career 200m attempt.

The men's indoor 200m school record had been reset only once since Edmund Estephane's 1994 mark (21.83) - reset by Luke Leischner in 2011 (21.82) - prior to the 2019 season. However, it has been reset three times in three weekends of competition - first with junior Sam Zenner's mark in the SDSU Holiday Invite (21.50), then Hilton's mark in the UND v. SDSU Dual (21.41) and now with Zenner's top mark (21.00). Three Jackrabbits would have had the school record prior to the 2019 season (Zenner - 21.00, Hilton - 21.41, and Larson - 21.78).

On the women's side, three Jacks added season-best marks - juniors Delaney Carlson and Jennifer Thill, along with sophomore Chloe Bermel.

400m - Men - Finals
5. Bray, Caleb (49.74)
6. Acker, Mitchel (50.02)
7. Johnson, Sam (50.55)
8. Manning, Tre (50.89)

400m - Women - Finals
7. Sebern, Allison (59.54)
11. Gay, Madisson (1:01.16)
12. Bermel, Chloe (1:01.46)

Sophomore Caleb Bray added his second personal-best reset of the season - this time by 0.11 seconds - and having all his marks under the 50-second mark for the first time in a season, indoors or outdoors. He has trimmed 0.68 seconds off his 2018 indoor best so far in 2019. Sophomore Mitchel Acker and freshman Tre Manning added their first 400m marks of the season, with Acker notching a PR by 1.35 seconds.

Junior Allison Sebern added a season-best mark by 0.20 seconds while redshirt freshman Madisson Gay notched a personal-best by 2.50 seconds in her first 400m of the season (first attached in 400m for Gay).

600m - Men - Finals
3. Goehring, Josh (1:21.79)

600m - Women - Finals
7. Sample, Nichole (1:43.53)

Sophomore Josh Goehring added a season-best mark in the 600m - shaving 0.42 seconds off his mark previously set at the SDSU Holiday Invite in December.

Freshman Nichole Sample's second 600m attempt of the season - first attempt at the SDSU Holiday Invite.

800m - Men - Finals
1. Boekelheide, Derek (1:54.92)
2. Gatrost, Wyatt (1:54.96)
4. Iverson, Blake (1:55.39)
5. Lawton, Cal (1:55.62)

800m - Women - Finals
1. Dykstra, Kendra (2:12.86)
4. Covey, Oksana (2:14.59)
5. Steele, Krista (2:14.83)
10. Glazier, Tori (2:21.18)
14. Christoffer, Jessica (2:26.99)
15. Krause, Mary (2:33.61)
16. Dergan, Bailey (2:37.30)

Sophomore Derek Boekelheide added his first career win in the 800m - for both indoors and outdoors - while junior Wyatt Gatrost added a season-best mark and freshman Blake Iverson added a personal-best mark.

Junior Kendra Dykstra posted her second career indoor 800m win - 0.22 seconds from her personal-best mark - while sophomore Oksana Covey and senior Krista Steele added season-best marks. Sophomore Mary Krause captured a personal-best mark in her second career attempt in the indoor 800m and freshmen Jessica Christoffer and Bailey Dergan notched their initial marks in the 800m.

Mile - Men - Finals
3. Peters, Gabe (4:17.01)
4. Hanna, Jordan (4:17.76)
5. Breuckman, Thomas (4:19.07)
8. Bauer, Riley (4:23.81)

Mile - Women - Finals
1. King, Rachel (4:55.61)
5. Friesen, Ellie (4:57.48)
8. Fasen, Anna (5:13.00)
9. Peterson, Cailee (5:13.21)
14. Propst, Rachel (5:17.09)

Sophomore Gabe Peters, along with senior Jordan Hanna and freshmen Thomas Breuckman and Riley Bauer, recorded personal-best marks in the mile. Peters trimmed 0.07 seconds, Hanna - 3.83 seconds, Breuckman - 5.65 seconds, and Bauer 5.55 seconds. It was Peters' first top-three finish in the event.

Senior Rachel King edged out a win in the mile - beating South Dakota's Megan Billington by 0.01 seconds - for her first mile mark of the season. It's her fourth career win, third consecutive dating back to the 2018 SDSU Last Chance. Freshman Ellie Friesen added a personal-best by 5.96 seconds, which cracked the school's all-time list at No. 8. Senior Rachel Propst added a season-best by 14.47 seconds and junior Anna Fasen added her first mark of the season - within 0.76 seconds of her PR from 2018.

3,000m - Men - Finals
1. Burdick, Kyle (8:08.45)
3. Nelson, Lukas (8:26.61)
5. Cayo, Chase (8:28.75)
6. Mather, Micah (8:29.86)
7. Minor-Williams, Joseph (8:30.35)
8. Olson, Ben (8:31.58)
9. Schwinghamer, Michael (8:39.97)
10. Fick, Evan (8:50.16)
12. Pierson, Lukas (8:54.41)
14. Auch, Alexander - Una. (9:02.31)
15. Rush, Andrew - Una. (9:04.40)
19. Klawitter, Chandler (9:14.97)

3,000m - Women - Finals
2. King, Rachel (10:00.88)
3. Berzonsky, Emily (10:06.90)
8. Donnay, Anna (10:23.93)
9. Schell, Mackenzie - Una. (10:51.86)
16. Nelson, Emma (10:55.18)

Senior Kyle Burdick added his fifth career win in the indoor 3,000m - being undefeated in all of his attempts - and crushed the previous Jim Emmerich meet record (8:26.74, 2018). He beat the next-best finisher by 15.44 seconds. Junior Lukas Nelson had a late burst and wound up taking the bronze - second career top-three finish - with a personal-best. Freshmen Joseph Minor-Williams, Ben Olson, Lukas Pierson, along with sophomore Micah Mather and redshirt freshman Michael Schwinghamer ended up with personal-best marks with Nelson. Sophomore Evan Fick added a season-best mark.

Senior Rachel King led the 3,000m for a majority of the race but ended up runner-up in her first attempt in the event on the season. Also adding their first marks in the event on the season was - senior Emily Berzonsky, sophomore Anna Donnay, and unattached senior Mackenzie Schell. It was Berzonsky's second career indoor top-three finish while King snapped her streak of five consecutive wins in the indoor 3,000m (2017 Jim Emmerich - 1/21 - to 2018 Summit League Championships - 2/23-24). She has five wins and seven top-three finishes in eight attempts.

60m Hurdles - Men - Finals
2. Wessels, Nick (8.22)
6. Pierzinski, Reid (8.49)
8. Hieber, Evan (9.46)
60m Hurdles - Men - Prelims
3. Wessels, Nick (8.42q)
6. Pierzinski, Reid (8.56q)
7. Hieber, Evan (8.58q)
11. Bates, Peter (8.73)
15. Donahoe, Josh (8.88)

60m Hurdles - Women - Finals
2. O'Connor, Jaymie (8.65)
60m Hurdles - Women - Prelims
2. O'Connor, Jaymie (8.72q)
19. Kreber, Kendyl (10.12)

Sophomore Nick Wessels added a personal-best mark, knocking off 0.02 seconds from his PR set in 2018, to move into a tie for the fourth-fastest mark all-time with Andrew Duitsman's 2009 mark. He was previously tied for the No. 5 mark with Ben Johnson (2004).

In the prelims of the men's 60m hurdles, Junior Evan Hieber and senior Peter Bates added season-best marks in the prelims of the 60m hurdles. Both Hieber and Bates trimmed their season-best marks by 0.02 seconds.

For the women, junior Jaymie O'Connor continued to shave time off her season-best mark and inch closer to her personal-best and school-record mark (8.61). She first trimmed 0.07 seconds in the prelims and then another 0.07 seconds in the finals to be within 0.04 seconds of her personal-best mark. That is now 0.14 seconds off her first mark of the season - set at the UND vs. SDSU Dual.

4x400m Relay - Men - Finals
1. "A" Team (3:17.20)
(1. Sr. Sam Johnson, 2. So. Mitchel Acker, 3. Fr. Reid Pierzinski, 4. Jr. Landon Larson)

5. "B" Team (3:23.76)
(1. So. Caleb Bray, 2. Emmanual Phoulom-Smith, 3. Fr. Tre Manning, 4. So. Cameron Kuil)

8. "C" Team (3:31.26)
(1. So. Josh Goehring, 2. Jr. Evan Hieber, 3. Fr. Josh Donahoe, 4. Peter Bates)

4x400m Relay - Women - Finals
1. "A" Team (3:51.17)
(1. Jr. Miatta Flemister-Smith, 2. Jr. Allison Sebern, 3. Sr. Krista Steele, 4. So. Oksana Covey)

5. "B" Team (4:05.14)
(1. Jr. Delaney Carlson, 2. Jr. Jaymie O'Connor, 3. Fr. Mikayla Wevik, 4. So. Kendyl Kreber)

8. "C" Team (4:24.79)
(1. Fr. Tori Glazier, 2. Fr. Ellie Friesen, 3. Jr. Kendra Dykstra, 4. Jr. Anna Fasen)

The men's "A" team added the school's ninth-fastest for SDSU, winning two out of three meets an SDSU "A" team has competed in.

The women's "A" team added the school's ninth-best mark as well - bumping off the No. 10 mark all-time set at the SDSU Holiday Invite (Flemister-Smith, Carlson, Sebern, Covey). The women's "A" teams have won all of their relay competitions so far this season (3).

High Jump - Men - Finals
7. Schmidt, Mason (6-04.75)
T8. Milton, Jay-Shawn (6-02.75)
T8. Sears, Riley (6-02.75)
--. Donahoe, Josh (NH)

High Jump - Women - Finals
3. Eisenbeisz, Addison (5-06.00)
7. Holtz, Chloe (5-04.25)
10. Mingo, Madison (5-00.25)
14. Stevens, Lynsey (4-08.25)

Freshman Mason Schmidt tied his personal-best mark first reset at the UND v. SDSU Dual last weekend.

Freshman Addison Eisenbeisz recorded a three-inches personal-best mark that will go into the SDSU all-time list at a tie for No. 9 with Lisa Jensen (1990). It is the first mark added to SDSU's top 10 since Monique Mack in 2017 (No. 4, 5-08.00). Junior Chloe Holtz also added a personal-best by 1.25 inches after recording her previous-best mark (5-03.00) on five separate occasions indoors.

Pole Vault - Men - Final
6. Andera, Anthony (14-01.25)
7. Hieber, Evan (14-01.25)
8. Bates, Peter (12-07.50)
--. Francom, Trent (NH)

Pole Vault - Women - Finals
10. Johnson, Greta (10-06.00)
14. White, Megan (9-06.25)
14. Katz, Shannon (9-06.25)
--. Muller, Amy (NH)

Junior Evan Hieber added a personal-best in the pole vault by eight inches - making it his best mark for both indoors and outdoors.

Freshmen Greta Johnson and Shannon Katz tied their PR's first set at the UND v. SDSU Dual (Johnson) and SDSU Holiday Invite (Katz).

Long Jump - Men - Finals
1. Courter, Bryant (23-09.50)
3. Hagen, Sage (21-09.50)
7. Lieberg, Jake (21-06.75)

Long Jump - Women - Finals
6. O'Connor, Jaymie (16-09.25)

Junior Bryant Courter posted his sixth career win in the indoor long jump with a season-best mark. He has won both the long jump and triple jump at the same meet now four times in his career (both indoors and outdoors). Freshman Sage Hagen notched his first career mark in the event while junior Jake Lieberg recorded his first of the season.

Junior Jaymie O'Connor added her first long jump of the season, which is ranked third on the Jackrabbit season performance list.

Triple Jump - Men - Finals
1. Courter, Bryant (49-06.25)
3. Lieberg, Jake (45-10.00)
4. Hagen Sage (45-00.25)
5. Pierzinski, Reid (44-11.75)

Triple Jump - Women - Finals
3. Holtz, Chloe (37-05.75)
7. Eisenbeisz, Addison (36-04.00)
9. Emerson, Tamia (35-03.25)
10. Bisgard, Sophie (34-11.25)

Junior Bryant Courter also added a win the in the triple jump - his sixth career win (all in a row since the 2018 SDSU Holiday Invite). Courter has won both the long jump and triple jump at the same meet now four times in his career (both indoors and outdoors). It was his best mark of the season, increasing his previous-best by 1-05.00. Junior Jake Lieberg also notched a season-best by 3.50 inches and freshman Reid Pierzinski recorded his first career mark.

Junior Chloe Holtz added her fourth career top-three finish in the triple jump - third competition in a row with a top-three finish (dating back to 2019 SDSU Holiday Invite).

Shot Put - Men - Finals
3. Huber, Noah (55-08.25)
9. Etherington, Dominick - Una. (49-08.50)
11. Coil, Sam (48-07.50)
15. Ludwig, Bryce - Una. (46-07.50)

Shot Put - Women - Finals
4. Moorhouse, Madeline (43-07.25)
6. TerWee, Micayla (42-04.75)
8. Schmidt, Alexis - Una. (41-06.00)
10. Astleford, Rachel (40-07.75)
12. Leiseth, Faith (39-08.75)
13. Hettinga, Meghan (39-06.00)
14. Thilges, Caitlin (38-10.25)
14. Wynn, Naomi (38-10.25)
16. Dynes, Alex (38-07.75)

Sophomore Noah Huber posted his season-best in the shot put by 0.75 inches while unattached freshman Dominick Etherington threw his first mark as a Jack. It was Huber's third top-three finish this season - sixth career for both indoors and outdoors.

Senior Rachel Astleford also posted a season-best mark on the women's side - by 0.25 inches.

Weight Throw - Men - Finals
2. Ammons, Logan (60-07.25)
4. Coil, Sam (59-02.75)
20. Ludwig, Bryce - Una. (44-04.25)
23. Begeman, Trevor (41-05.00)

Weight Throw - Women - Finals
5. Sudbeck, Abby (57-11.00)
7. TerWee, Micayla (56-03.25)
18. Thilges, Caitlin (49-00.75)
22. Wynn, Naomi (42-03.25)
23. Shubert, Kenzie (41-10.75)
24. Schmidt, Alexis - Una. (41-07.75)
25. Zinola, Miranda (41-07.25)

Senior Logan Ammons resets his personal-best mark for the second time this year. He had the fifth-best mark at the end of the 2018 indoor season (being unattached) and has moved up to third all-time with his mark at the UND v. SDSU Dual (60-03.00) and has remained there after his Jim Emmerich performance (60-07.25). However, he does have an unattached-best of 63-03.50U he recorded in 2018 at the SDSU Classic (2/9-10) which would still be No. 3 if he had been attached. Ammons is 5-00.25 feet from the No. 2 mark set by Sean Burns in 2011.

Unattached freshman Alexis Schmidt posted her first mark in the weight throw after fouling at the SDSU Holiday Invite in December.

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