The Championships Are Finally Here

Friday, February 22

Brookings, S.D.

Fri: 9:30 a.m. | Sat: 9:30 a.m.

South Dakota State University

Summit League Indoor Championships

Photo by: Inertia Sports Media/Dave Eggen

2/21/2019 10:15:00 AM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

South Dakota State will host The Summit League Indoor Track and Field Championships this weekend in the SJAC

MEET 13: South Dakota State (Men & Women) Host SDSU Last Chance

When	Friday, Feb. 22 - Multi Events: 9:30 a.m. \| Field Events: 3 p.m. \| Track Events: 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23 - Multi Events: 9:30 a.m. \| Field Events: 11:30 a.m. \| Track Events: 1 p.m.
Where	Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex \| Brookings, S.D. \| Google Maps \| Parking Map
Live Results	Live Results: DakotaTiming.com Jackrabbit All-Access Live Stream (Free): - Friday - Field/Multi (9:15 a.m.) \| Track (3:15 p.m.) - Saturday - Field/Multi (9:15 a.m.) \| Track (Noon)
Meet Notes	Number of Schools Represented: 8 Meet Info \| Schedule \| Performance List \| Heat Sheets \| DAY 2 HEAT SHEETS \| Home Meet Page SDSU Stats & Records Page \| Summit League ITF Record Book \| Summit League News Release SDSU Performance List: Men \| Women /// SDSU School's Top 10: Men \| Women /// SDSU Records: Men \| Women /// SDSU Meet Records: Men \| Women /// Combined SDSU Indoor Records: Men \| Women
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The Summit League Indoor Track and Field Championships, presented by the U.S. Air Force Special Ops_, returns to Brookings this weekend as the South Dakota State Jackrabbits host in the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex this weekend.

The track and field teams opened up their respective 2019 indoor seasons as the No. 1 (men) and No. 3 team (women) in the league's preseason poll. It was the first time the men had been preseason favorites since joining the league, having yet to win a league championship.

The last time last time an indoor team trophy was hoisted by the Jackrabbits was as a member of the North Central Conference in 1991 for the men, 1987 for the women. While in the NCC, the men won four team championships and the women won 20.

In The Summit League, the men's team has finished runner-up four times indoors, including the last three consecutive seasons, while the women have finish second twice, the last time in 2009. The men were within 2.5 points of winning the indoor championships in 2017 at the SJAC.

SCHEDULE
The men's and women's multi-events will open the indoor championship competition on Friday with the women's pentathlon at 9:30 a.m., concluding at 2:45 p.m., and the men's heptathlon underway at 10 a.m. The men will finish four events on Friday - the last event at 1:15 p.m. - and finish the last three events on Saturday beginning at 9:30 a.m. and finishing at 12:15 p.m.

The next portion of events in the SJAC will be the field events - starting at 3 p.m. and having the last scheduled event begin at 6:15 p.m. All of the field events will be trials and finals.

Field Events on Friday -

Women's Weight Throw (3 p.m.)
Men's Pole Vault (4 p.m.)
Men's Long Jump (4:15 p.m.)
Men's Weight Throw (5 p.m.)
Women's Long Jump (6:15 p.m.)

Track events will kick off at 3:30 p.m. and run until distance medley relays, scheduled at 7:20 p.m. Along with the field event finals, the 3,000m and distance medley relays will also be ran as finals, with two sections in the 3,000m (women/men section two - 3:30 p.m./3:45 p.m. ... women/men section one - 6:05 p.m./6:20 p.m.).

On Saturday, field events will open at 11:30 a.m. while the track will start competition at 1 p.m. All of the track events will be counted as finals carried over from Friday's preliminary rounds except for the mile (women/men - 1 p.m./1:20 p.m.), 5,000m (women/men - 3 p.m./3:25 p.m.), and the 4x400m relay (women/men - 3:45 p.m./3:55 p.m.). A full Schedule can be found here.

Field Events on Saturday -

Women Triple Jump (11:30 a.m.)
Women's Shot Put (Noon)
Men's High Jump (Noon)
Women's Pole Vault (Noon)
Men's Triple Jump (1:30 p.m.)
Men's Shot Put (2 p.m.)
Women's High Jump (2 p.m.)

WATCH & LIVE RESULTS
The indoor championships will be streamed via GoJacks.com All-Access. There will be a video feed dedicated to track events and another feed dedicated to field/multi events for both days. (Friday - Field/Multi | Track ... Saturday - Field/Multi | Track).

Live results will be made available by DakotaTiming.com while you can follow Jackrabbit action on our Twitter page (@GoJacksTFXC). A meet recap will be made available following the conclusion of each day on GoJacks.com.

VISITING THE SJAC
Fans should park in the parking lots West and Northwest of the Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium and Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex. The entrance is located on the Northwest corner of the facility - the First Bank and Trust entrance. (Parking Map)

Ticket prices will be $5 for adults and $3 for ages K-12 on Friday and $8 for adults and $5 for ages K-12 on Saturday. A limited amount of championship T-shirts will be available for sale at the championship.

JACKRABBIT TRACK AND FIELD ALUMNI REUNION
Join fellow South Dakota State University track & field alumni at the 2019 Track & Field Reunion. Cheer on the Jacks at the Summit League Indoor Track & Field Championships on Friday and Saturday in the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex. Then enjoy a social with teammates Friday evening and watch the Men's Basketball game vs. South Dakota in Frost Arena on Saturday.

Friday, Feb. 15 was the last day to RSVP (click here) but you can also pay at the door this weekend.

COMPETITION
The Summit League Indoor Track and Field Championships will consist of eight schools, including South Dakota State, with six of them supporting a men's teams and all eight holding a women's team.

Teams -

South Dakota State (M/W)
North Dakota (M/W)
North Dakota State (M/W)
Omaha (M/W)
Oral Roberts (M/W)
Purdue Fort Wayne (W)
South Dakota (M/W)
Western Illinois (M/W)

JACKRABBIT CHAMPIONSHIP ROSTER
Both the men's and women's team were allowed to carry 28 student-athletes over to the championship roster this weekend. Below are the expected rosters for both the men and women -

MEN: So. Mitchel Acker, Sr. Logan Ammons, Sr. Peter Bates, Fr. Riley Bauer, So. Derek Boekelheide, So. Caleb Bray, Fr. Thomas Breuckman, Sr. Kyle Burdick, So. Daniel Clarke, Jr. Bryant Courter, So. Trent Francom, Jr. Wyatt Gatrost, Fr. Sage Hagen, Jr. Evan Hieber, So. Coby Hilton, So. Noah Huber, Jr. Landon Larson, Sr. Cal Lawton, Fr. Tre Manning, So. Micah Mather, Fr. Joseph Minor-Williams, Jr. Lukas Nelson, So. Gabe Peters, Fr. Emmanual Phoulom-Smith, Fr. Reid Pierzinski, Sr. Riley Sears, So. Nick Wessels, Jr. Sam Zenner.

WOMEN: So. Emily Altenburg, So. Chloe Bermel, Sr. Emily Berzonsky, So. Sophie Bisgard, Jr. Delaney Carlson, So. Oksana Covey, So. Anna Donnay, Jr. Kendra Dykstra, Fr. Addison Eisenbeisz, Jr. Anna Fasen, Jr. Miatta Flemister-Smith, Fr. Ellie Friesen, R-Fr. Madisson Gay, Jr. Chloe Holtz, Sr. Rachel King, So. Madison Mingo, So. Madeline Moorhouse, Jr. Haley Mottinger, So. Amy Muller, Jr. Emma Nelson, Jr. Jaymie O'Connor, So. Cailee Peterson, Sr. Rachel Propst, Jr. Jamie Schweiss, Sr. Krista Steele, So. Emma Stewart, Jr. Micayla TerWee, Fr. Mikayla Wevik

Men's Newcomers: Bauer, Bray, Hagen, Hilton, Manning, Minor-Williams, Phoulom-Smith, Pierzinski.

Men's League Championship Veterans: Senior Kyle Burdick enters the 2019 indoor championships with three indoor wins and two runner-ups and third-place finishes on his resume (has competed in seven events total). He is a three-time defending champion in the 3,000m (undefeated for his career) and defending champ in the mile. He also competed in the 5,000m last year and was runner-up behind teammate Chase Cayo.

Not to mention Burdick's outdoor championship performance last year where he competed in three events and came away with a win (1,500m), runner-up (10,000m - behind teammate Cayo), and third-place finish (800m - behind teammate Wyatt Gatrost).

Burdick will look to defend his Most Outstanding Performer honor from a year ago.

Junior Bryant Courter has two indoor career wins under his belt, last year in the triple jump (a win that's a part of his team-leading indoor winning streak in the event - seven since 2018 SDSU Holiday Invite). He was runner-up in both the long jump and high jump indoors last season en route to his second Field Championship MVP. Overall - indoors and outdoors, he is a four-time Championship Field MVP (two indoors, two outdoors) and won both the indoor and outdoor Newcomer of the Championships during his freshman campaign in 2017.

Sophomore Trent Francom enters his second indoor pole vault championships where he tied the school record last year to finish fourth overall. Outdoors, he added his then-second career 17-foot mark in the pole vault for an all-league performance (third overall). This year, he has reset his PR twice to make the first indoor 17-foot mark by a Jack.

Junior Wyatt Gatrost will look to improve his indoor all-league performance in the indoor 800m as he claimed a share of the outdoor 800m title.

The Jacks' multi-event leader finished 2018 indoors with a sixth-place finish in the heptathlon but earned all-league honors for his third-place finish outdoors (reset the school record in the process). This year, he enters the league event with the second-best multi score and the school's No. 2 all-time mark (short of the school record by 303 points).

Sophomore Noah Huber had a surprise performance in the indoor championships, coming in as the 10th-best shot put but finished with all-league honors with a then-personal-best mark and third-place finish.

Sophomore Nick Wessels comes into championship weekend with the league's No. 2 60m hurdles mark and the school's No. 2 all-time mark, 0.02 seconds away from the school record - cutting 0.15 seconds at the semi-finals of the SDSU Classic this year.

Junior Sam Zenner enters his third indoor competition, leading the league in both the 60m and 200m with teammates Coby Hilton and Landon Larson right behind him. He has reset the school record in both events - twice in the 200m (Hilton also had the school record in the 200m for a week this season).

Women's Newcomers: Bermel, Bisgard, Eisenbeisz, Friesen, Gay, Mottinger, Muller, Nelson, Peterson, Propst, Wevik.

Women's League Championship Veterans: Sophomore Oksana Covey returns the league championships for the first time since 2017 after redshirting her 2018 track seasons. She earned all-league honors and led the Jacks in the 800m for both indoors and outdoors - finishing runner-up indoors and third-place outdoors. Covey has the league's best 800m coming into 2019's championships and the fourth-best 400m.

Senior Rachel King is wrapping up her last indoor season as a Jackrabbit and looks to defend her 2018 Track Championship MVP honor. She will defend her mile and 3,000m championships while intend to improve her 5,000m runner-up finish indoors. Back in the 2017 indoor championships, in Brookings, she won the 3,000m and 5,000m to complete her Summit League Track Athlete of the Year season.

Last year outdoors, King was the first Jackrabbit to qualify for the NCAA Outdoor DI Championships on the track, competing in the 3,000m steeplechase. She won the steeple at the outdoor league championships and was runner-up in the 1,500m.

The St. Michael, Minn. native has four indoor championship wins, five including outdoors, and one more in cross country as she finishes her career.

Junior Jaymie O'Connor is back for her third indoor championships. She has earned all-league honors in both years prior - finishing third in the 60m hurdles in 2017 and runner-up in 2018 - while adding all-league honors once outdoors - the 2017 100m hurdles. She has reset her personal-best and school-record mark in the 60m hurdles twice this season - both at the SDSU Classic. She first held the record in the finals of the 2017 indoor championships.

Senior Krista Steele comes into the indoor championships as the defending indoor and outdoor 800m champion, adding the school record indoors during the finals last year in Fargo (beating Covey's then-school record by 0.01 seconds). This year, she is No. 4 on the league's performance list behind teammate Covey, who's leading.

Junior Micayla TerWee leads the team in both the shot put and weight throw, adding PR's in both this season (including her No. 7 all-time mark in the weight throw).

Jackrabbits Earning Summit League Track & Field Accolades

ITF Men -

Track Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- 2017 - Joel Reichow
Field Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- None.
Coach of the Year (started in 1983):
- 2017 - Rod DeHaven
Track Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2017 - Joel Reichow
Field Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2018 - Bryant Courter
- 2017 - Bryant Courter
- 2016 - Jeremiah Ary
- 2012 - Jared Vlastuin
Newcomer of the Championship (started in 2009):
- 2017 - Bryant Courter
- 2014 - Marc Husman
Most Outstanding Performer (started in 2018):
- 2018 - Kyle Burdick

ITF Women -

Track Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- 2017 - Rachel King
Field Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- 2015 - Mary Wirth
Coach of the Year (started in 1983):
- None.
Track Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2018 - Rachel King
Field Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2016 - Jazzelena Black
- 2012 - Lora Shearer
Newcomer of the Championship (started in 2009):
- None.
Most Outstanding Performer (started in 2018):
- None.

OTF Men -

Track Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- 2017 - Kyle Burdick
- 2013 - Trent Lusignan
Field Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- None.
Coach of the Year (started in 1983):
- None.
Track Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2018 - Kyle Burdick
- 2017 - Kyle Burdick
Field Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- 2018 - Bryant Courter
- 2017 - Bryant Courter (Co-MVP)
- 2012 - Jared Vlastuin
- 2011 - Ben Jasinski
Newcomer of the Championship (started in 2009):
- 2018 - Daniel Clarke
- 2017 - Bryant Courter
Most Outstanding Performer (started in 2018):
- None.

OTF Women -

Track Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- None.
Field Athlete of the Year (started in 2010):
- None.
Coach of the Year (started in 1995):
- None.
Track Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- None.
Field Championship MVP (started in 2010):
- None.
Newcomer of the Championship (started in 2009):
- None.
Most Outstanding Performer (started in 2018):
- None.

USTFCCCA TFRI LEAGUE RANKINGS
The men's team enters championship weekend with the No. 1 ranking in the league for the second consecutive week, this time holding a 29.65-point lead over North Dakota State and 301.99-point lead over third-ranked South Dakota. In the inaugural rankings (Feb. 11), the Jacks held a 6.46-point lead over NDSU and a 309.71-point lead over USD. SDSU gained 12.07 points from the first weekend.

For the women, the team remains third according to USTFCCCA - gaining 7.14 points since last week and increasing their lead over fourth-ranked North Dakota (324.37). UND had the same point-total in the first week while SDSU inches closer to NDSU (767.10) and USD (651.99) who are the top two in the poll.

Men's USTFCCCA Conference Rankings
1. South Dakota State (784.01)
2. North Dakota State (754.36)
3. South Dakota (482.02)
4. Oral Roberts (269.70)
5. North Dakota (192.97)
6. Western Illinois (96.89)

Women's USTFCCCA Conference Rankings
1. North Dakota State (767.10)
2. South Dakota (651.99)
3. South Dakota State (346.51)
4. North Dakota (324.37)
5. Oral Roberts (237.08)
6. Western Illinois (138.25)
7. Omaha (106.71)
8. Purdue Fort Wayne (98.87)

Regional and National TFRI Rankings: The South Dakota State men are ranked No. 13 in the region for the second consecutive week, third time this season, in the fifth Midwest Regional TFRI rankings. The men had reached their highest-ever regional ranking in the opening regular-season rankings at No. 7. Since then, the Jacks have been No. 12 in week three and No. 13 the other three weeks. SDSU is behind NDSU (No. 10) and USD (No. 12) in the regional rankings while being No. 131 nationally (reached as high as No. 114 in week one).

For the women, they are No. 25 for the fourth time in the five total rankings. SDSU reached No. 24 in week three out of 35 teams ranked but have not reached national recognition yet this season.

#EventSquad Rankings: In the fourth installment of USTFCCCA's #EventSquad rankings, them men's team held up three top-25 teams and eight of the 12 eligible events in the top 50 nationally. The best ranking remains to be the triple jump quartet, holding the No. 13 spot, followed by the 60m and 200m squads at No. 25 in NCAA DI. The State men improved three squad rankings from the SDSU Last Chance weekend - the 400m (up seven spots), the 800m (up four spots), and the high jump (up one spot).

For the women, they hold four top-50 squads nationally, including both throwing events (SP - 43rd, WT - 47th). However, the best ranking hails in the 800m (No. 37) followed by the shot put. Two quartets improved from the last regular-season weekend - the 60m (up 10 spots) and the long jump (up eight spots).

60m: Men - 25 | Women - 156
200m: Men - 25 | Women - 215
400m: Men - 104 | Women - 155
800m: Men - 38 | Women - 37
Mile: Men - 67 | Women - 98
3,000m: Men - 65 | Women - 83
5,000m: Men - N/A | Women - 68
60H: Men - 44 | Women - N/A
HJ: Men - 31 | Women - 56
PV: Men - 48 | Women - 67
LJ: Men - 50 | Women - 128
TJ: Men - 13 | Women - 47
SP: Men - 78 | Women - 43
WT: Men - N/A | Women - 47

All-College Top-10 Weekly Performances: The Jackrabbit track and field teams have had 16 all-college top-10 weekly performances so far this season, with junior Sam Zenner having the most (4) and senior Kyle Burdick with the second most (3) - according to USTFCCCA.org. SDSU has had two individual women make the list in the season-opening meet (Miatta Flemister-Smith and Lauren Van Dyke).

USTFCCCA.org's Week's All-College Top 10 - Feb. 4-10:
- MEN -
4x800m - No. 8 - 7:55.88 (best in NCAA DI)
(1. Fr. Thomas Breuckman, 2. So. Derek Boekelheide, Fr. Blake Iverson, Fr. Riley Bauer)
- WOMEN -
600m - No. 7 - So. Oksana Covey - 1:32.84
4x800m - No. 10 - 9:36.15
(1. So. Cailee Peterson, 2. Sr. Rachel Propst, Jr. Kendra Dykstra, 4. Sr. Anna Fasen)

USTFCCCA.org's Week's All-College Top 10 - Jan. 14-20:
- MEN -
200m - No. 4 - Jr. Sam Zenner - 21.00
1,000m - No. 3 - Sr. Kyle Burdick - 2:25.08
3,000m - No. 4 - Sr. Kyle Burdick - 8:08.45

USTFCCCA.org's Week's All-College Top 10 - Jan. 8-13:
- MEN -
Mile - No. 7 - Sr. Kyle Burdick - 4:06.00

USTFCCCA.org's Week's All-College Top 10 - Nov. 30-Dec. 2:
- MEN -
60m - No. 6 - Jr. Sam Zenner - Prelims: 6.78
200m - No. 5 - Jr. Sam Zenner - 21.50
600m - T-No. 4 - Jr. Wyatt Gatrost - 1:21.73
600m - No. 8 - So. Mitchel Acker - 1:21.91
Shot Put - No. 10 - So. Noah Huber - 55-07.25
Hept. - No. 4 - Jr. Evan Hieber - 4,959 (best in NCAA DI)
4x400m Relay - No. 8 - 3:16.43
(Sr. Sam Johnson, So. Mitchel Acker, Fr. Reid Pierzinski, Jr. Landon Larson)
- WOMEN -
60m - T-No. 6 - Jr. Miatta Flemister-Smith - 7.53
600m - No. 7 - Fr. Lauren Van Dyke - 1:35.85

JACKS IN THE LEAGUE PERFORMANCE LIST
Men's Performance List Notables: The Jacks lead the league in event leaders, top-three leaders, and top-five leaders ... have multiple Jacks in the top-five of eight events ... have the most in the 60m and 800m (4 each) ... Zenner, Hilton, Larson go 1-2-3 in the 200m while being 1-3-4-4 in the 60m (Zenner, Clarke, Larson, Hilton) ... Burdick leads two events (mile by 3.65 seconds, 3,000m by 4.39 seconds) ... Mather, Minor-Williams, Fick go 1-2-3 in the 5,000m, though not everyone in the league has ran a 5,000m yet this season ... Jacks have yet to record a DMR mark this season (scheduled for Friday night).

Women's Performance List Notables: The Jacks are tied for the third-most event leaders coming into the weekend (2 with USD and WIU, behind ORU - 3 - and NDSU - 5) ... three Jacks are top-five multiple events (Flemister-Smith, Covey, King) ... Covey leads the 800m, with Steele at No. 4, and is No. 3 in the 400m ... King is No. 2 in the 3,000m and 5,000m, and No. 4 in the mile ... Jacks have not recorded a DMR mark this season (compete on Friday).

Men's Top-Five in the League -
60m
1. Zenner (6.77 - PR)
3. Clarke (6.86 - PR)
4. Larson (6.87 - PR)
4. Hilton (6.87 - PR)
200m
1. Zenner (21.00 - PR)
2. Hilton (21.41 - PR)
3. Larson (21.63 - PR)
800m
1. Gatrost (1:51.91 - PR)
2. Boekelheide (1:53.09 - PR)
4. Lawton (1:53.18)
5. Bauer (1:53.54 - PR)
Mile
1. Burdick (4:02.27 - PR)
5. Nelson (4:11.82 - PR)
3,000m
1. Burdick (8:08.45)
5. Nelson (8:26.61 - PR)
5,000m
1. Mather (14:53.33)
2. Minor-Williams (14:57.49 - PR)
3. Fick (15:00.23 - PR)
60m Hurdles
2. Wessels (8.07 - PR)
5. Pierzinski (8.35 - PR)
4x400m Relay
2. SDSU - Johnson, Acker, Pierzinski, Larson (3:16.43)
Pole Vault
2. Francom (17-00.00 - PR)
Long Jump
4. Courter (23-09.50)
Triple Jump
3. Courter (49-07.00)
5. Hagen (46-02.50)
Heptathlon
2. Hieber (5,126 - PR)

Summit League Event Count (Event Leaders ... Top-Three ... Top-Five): SDSU (6 ... 16 ... 25), NDSU (3 ... 13 ... 24), USD (3 ... 10 ... 17), ORU (3 ... 5 ... 8), WIU (0 ... 1 ... 2), UND (0 ... 0 ... 1).

Women -
60m
1. Flemister-Smith (7.53 - PR)
200m
5. Flemister-Smith (25.11 - PR)
400m
3. Covey (57.19 - PR)
800m
1. Covey (2:10.43)
4. Steele (2:12.27)
Mile
4. King (4:54.39#)
3,000m
2. King (9:29.79)
5,000m
2. King (16:33.70)
60m Hurdles
3. O'Connor (8.52 - PR)
4x400m Relay
3. SDSU - Flemister-Smith, Sebern, Steele, Covey (3:51.17)
High Jump
5. Eisenbeisz (5-07.00 - PR)

Summit League Event Count (Event Leaders ... Top-Three ... Top-Five): SDSU (2 ... 6 ... 10), NDSU (5 ... 13 ... 23), USD (2 ... 12 ... 21), UND (0 ... 3 ... 9), ORU (3 ... 6 ... 7), WIU (2 ... 2 ... 3), UNO (1 ... 1 ... 2), PFW (0 ... 2 ... 2).

Nationally Ranked: Junior Sam Zenner and senior Kyle Burdick are ranked in the top 100 nationally, with Zenner having the best national mark among Jacks at No. 32 in the 200m (ranked 75th in the 60m). Burdick is No. 52 in the mile while 98th in the 3,000m. Sophomore Coby Hilton (No. 83) along with Zenner, make the 200m the only event where there are multiple Jacks in the top-100. Junior Evan Hieber is No. 37 in heptathlon while sophomore Trent Francom is No. 59 in the pole vault. Junior Bryant Courter (No. 84 in the triple jump) and senior Logan Ammons (No. 73 in the weight throw) round out the men's team in the top-100 of their respective events.

For the women, senior Rachel King is the lone Jackrabbit at No. 81 nationally in the 5,000m.

SUMMIT LEAGUE INDOOR PRESEASON - Full Story
For the first time since joining The Summit League, the South Dakota State men's track and field program enters the 2019 indoor season as the favorite to win the indoor championships in Brookings on Feb. 22-23.

The women's Jackrabbit team was preseason polled at third place for the fifth consecutive year, finishing third all but once in the league championships.

The men scored 19 points and three first-place votes in the Summit League release, one point and one first-place vote ahead of North Dakota State, who has won the last three indoor championships. The women's team added 34 points to their ledger, one point behind Summit League preseason runner-up South Dakota and eight points behind preseason favorite North Dakota State.

The men's team is coming off of a runner-up finishes in both the indoor and outdoor seasons in 2018 - adding the second-most team points scored indoors and the most points outdoors in team history with the league. In the 11 years the league has done a preseason poll, the men's team has finished below the indoor preseason ranking only three times, and the last time was in 2013 when they were tabbed as third and finished fourth.

Prior to this season, for both the indoor and outdoor preseason polls, their highest ranking has been second, happening four times since joining the Summit League. Overall, only three times have the Jacks finished below their preseason ranking in both indoor and outdoor through 19 polls.

The last time the Summit League Championships were in Brooking, S.D., the men were preseason polled as runner-up favorites and women in third. The men nearly captured their first indoor championships, falling just 2.5 points short - coming down to the final race. The women placed third behind NDSU and USD.

MEN'S INDOOR PRESEASON POLL

	School	Score
1.	South Dakota State	19 (3)
2.	North Dakota State	18 (2)
3.	South Dakota	14
4.	Oral Roberts	13
5.	North Dakota	7
6.	Western Illinois	4

WOMEN'S INDOOR PRESEASON POLL

	School	Score
1.	North Dakota State	42 (6)
2.	South Dakota	35 (1)
3.	South Dakota State	34
4.	Oral Roberts	26
5.	North Dakota	25
T-6.	Western Illinois	13
T-6.	Omaha	13
8.	Purdue Fort Wayne	7

PRESEASON ATHLETES TO WATCH
Kyle Burdick | South Dakota State | Senior | Distance

Summit League Most Outstanding Performer (2018)
All-League Indoors (2016, 2017, 2018)
Won the mile and 3,000-meters and finished second in the 5,000-meters at the 2018 Indoor Championships

Bryant Courter | South Dakota State | Junior | Jumps

All-League Indoors (2017, 2018)
Summit League Indoor Championship Field MVP (2017, 2018)
Reset the triple jump school record four times and etched his name on three meet records
Won the triple jump with a championship record and finished second in the long jump and high jump at the 2018 indoor championships

Rachel King | South Dakota State | Senior | Distance

2018 Summit League Championship Track MVP
Won the mile and the 3,000-meter race while finishing second in the 5,000-meters at the 2018 Summit League Indoor Championships
2017 Summit League Indoor Athlete of the Year
All-League Indoors (2017, 2018)
Was the first-ever South Dakota State female to compete on the track at the NCAA DI Championships in Eugene last June - earning All-America Honorable Mention.
King is responsible for five individual school-record marks (IN: Mile, 3,000m, 5,000m, OUT: 3,000m steeplechase, 5,000m), second all-time mark in the 1,500m, and was a part of the DMR that beat the school record (11:23.20) at the Drake Relays. She was fifth in the NCAA and 21st in the world in the Steeple on March 31.

REFRESHER - 2018 TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Indoor in Fargo, N.D. (Feb. 23-24, 2018) - South Dakota State wrapped up The Summit League Indoor Track and Field Championships in Fargo with the men's team edging out South Dakota (162.5) to finish runner-up (163 points) behind North Dakota State (179.5). It came down to the final race, as the Jackrabbits were within 1.5 points of second place. The men's 4x400m relay team rallied to finish second in the race, ahead of the Coyotes to secure the runner-up title.

The women's team finished fourth in the final standings with 81 points. They were just six points behind Oral Roberts (87) for third place. NDSU took home the title (224) ahead of USD (207.5).

Summit League ITF Award Winners
After the meet, the Jackrabbits were awarded three championship awards.

Senior Kyle Burdick received the Male Most Outstanding Performer award for winning the mile and the 3,000m race. He finished second in the 5,000m behind junior Chase Cayo and totaled 28 points for the team.

Junior Rachel King earned herself The Summit League Championship Track MVP. She won the mile and 3,000m while also finishing second in the 5,000m race, tallying 28 points for the women's team.

Junior Bryant Courter gathered Championship Field MVP for the second consecutive year. He won the triple jump with the school and championship record and finished second in both the long jump and high jump. He scored 26 points for the men's team.

Senior Krista Steele won the 800m dash by posting the school record (2:09.30) in the event. She beat sophomore Oksana Covey's mark by 0.01 seconds.

Sophomore Josh Goehring placed second in the men's 800m (1:55.17) and junior Wyatt Gatrost finished third (1:55.33).

The women's 4x400m relay team (1. 2018 Grad. Savannah Dolezal, 2. 2018 Grad. Vanessa Lane, 3. Jr. Delaney Carlson, 4. Sr. Krista Steele) finished second in the event. Their time of 3:49.58 is the school's sixth-best all-time.

On Friday, junior Jaymie O'Connor recorded her second-best season mark (8.66) in the 60m hurdles at the indoor championship prelims.

On Saturday, O'Connor finished third in the finals with her best time of the season (8.65), just 0.04 seconds away from her career-best mark, which is the school record, she set in the finals of last year's indoor championship finals.

Junior Evan Hieber recorded six career-best marks on championship weekend. On Friday, Hieber recorded his best time in the 60m hurdles for the seventh time this season. He has improved his career-best mark in the event by 0.96 seconds since last indoor season.

In the heptathlon, Hieber notched 4,996 points, a personal-best. His score remains second all-time but moves him closer to the school record set by Ben Jasinski in 2011 (5,229).

His best finish of Friday was in the shot put, recording a personal-best mark (43-04.25) for a third-place finish. Hieber also recorded his career-best in the 60m dash (7.42) and the long jump (20-09.25).

The Sioux Falls, S.D. native, finished Saturday with two more career-best marks in the pole vault and 1,000m. He increased his pole vault mark by 1.75 inches.

The men's shot put crew had two Jackrabbits place in the top three - 2018 graduate Mason Leiseth (second, 55-11.25) and sophomore Noah Huber (third, 55-11.00).

Huber recorded his personal-best throw in the championships, placing third (55-11.00). It ranks third in the school's top 10 list all-time.

On Friday, 2018 graduate Colton Bender reset the school record with his throw (68-11.75) and put his name in The Summit League Indoor Championship record book. His throw was 1-05.75 inches better than the previous championship record. His throw is 24th nationally as of Saturday night.

Outdoor in Tulsa, Okla. (May 10-12, 2018) - Back in the May of last year, the Jackrabbits traveled to Oral Roberts to compete in the league championships, finishing runner-up (215.50) on the men's side and fourth (111.0) on the women's side.

Junior Bryant Courter led the Jacks in capturing all of the men's awards by winning his second Field Championship MVP accolade. Scoring 23.50 points, he won both the long jump and triple jump for the second year in a row, adding PR's in both. His triple jump was a school record while his farthest long jump would have been the school championship record if it was not wind-aided. However, his second farthest jump 25-00.00 feet to push his name up to second all-time on the school's top 10.

Senior Kyle Burdick added his second straight Championship Track MVP by winning the 1,500m, finishing runner-up in the 10,000m, and grabbing the bronze in the 800m - totaling 24 points. It was his first attempt in the 800m at the championships, while he defended his title in the 1,500m.

Sophomore Daniel Clarke gathered 13 points individually, then helped the team add another 10 in the 4x100m relay to win the Jacks' second straight Newcomer of the Championship Award (Courter won it last year).

Clarke scored his points by adding PR's in three of the four events he competed in, including the school record in the 100m (set it in the prelims, and would have set it in the finals) and the 4x100m relay (team reset the school record, trimming off 0.44 seconds). His third personal-best mark came in the long jump where he scored the school's fourth-best jump.

Juniors Chase Cayo and Wyatt Gatrost joined Burdick and Courter as the SDSU event winners. Cayo competed on the first day, taking the victory in the 10,000m with teammates Burdick and 2018 graduate Trevor Capra rounding out the podium.

Gatrost finished the men's 800m with a photo-finish, tying South Dakota's Eldon Warner, and leading five other Jackrabbits in the finals.

2018 graduate Mason Leiseth had one of the five school records set at the outdoor championships, setting the all-time mark in the shot put and increasing his PR by 7.50 inches.

Junior Evan Hieber broke the 1989 school record in the decathlon by 60 points, gathering nine personal-best marks out of the 10.

Sophomore Coby Hilton was one of five student-athletes to have multiple personal-best marks. He advanced to the finals of the 100m and 200m, finishing fifth and fourth. He jumped to the fourth-best mark in school history in the prelims of the 100m and (tied fourth-best) finals of the 200m.

Hilton would have had the third-best mark in the 200m if his preliminary time was not illegally wind-aided. The Marshall, Minn. native complimented his individual accolades with a team effort to reset the school record in the 4x100m relay once more along with Clarke. The team trimmed off another 0.44 seconds and won the league race, a championship record as well.

On the women's side, senior Rachel King finished with two top-three finishes, including her first league victory in the 3,000m steeplechase, 14th overall career win.

Seniors Krista Steele and Kasie Vollmer, along with 2018 graduate Vanessa Lane totaled up the last of the four Jackrabbit victories in Tulsa. Vollmer added another 2-11.00 feet to her season-best to win the discus throw while Steele posted her first outdoor 800m championship (she won both 2018 indoor/outdoor league 800m), her fifth career win in the event.

Lane ended her Jackrabbit career finally winning the heptathlon by posting two PR's and two event wins on the second and final days.

Junior Miatta Flemister-Smith represented two of the eight personal-best marks set at ONEOK Sports Complex, en route to a seventh-place finish in the 100m and a fifth-place finish in the 200m. Both her 100m (11.92) and 200m (24.39) are in the school's top 10 (100m -T-4th, 200m - T-7th).

Summit League OTF Quick Facts
It is the third time, second in a row, the men's team has finished runner-up in the league outdoor championships, but this year was the most points scored by the Jackrabbits ever.

The women's team finished fourth for the third time in since joining The Summit League.

It was the second time in a row on the men's team that a Jackrabbit had been awarded a track championship MVP and a Newcomer of the Championship honor. The fourth Jackrabbit was named as the Field Championship MVP last year.

Five event winners in the men's side is tied for the most ever by SDSU. However, State had five individuals and one relay team, totaling six, which is the most-ever event champions.

The women's team added four event winners in the outdoor championships this year, tied for the second-most ever (2009 had 5) with the 2011 and 2015 squads.

BACK IN BROOKINGS SINCE 2017
2017 #SummitITF Recap (Feb. 24-25, 2017) - Three women's school records fell and Jackrabbits' swept the men's championship awards as the South Dakota State track and field program wrapped up its indoor season Saturday at The Summit League Championships in the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex.

The Jackrabbit men finished second with a total of 189.5 points. North Dakota State won the men's team competition with a total of 192 points. The SDSU women finished third totaling 128 points. North Dakota State finished first with 226 points and South Dakota was second with 206.5.

Joel Reichow was awarded the Championship Track MVP after scoring 25 points across three events. He won the mile run (4:16.63) and the 5,000-meter run (14:24.17), and finished third in the 3,000-meter run (8:24.75).

Bryant Courter was named the Championship Field MVP, in addition to the Newcomer of the Championship, with a total of 20 points. Courter won the long jump (23-08.00), finished third in the triple jump (47-05.75), and fifth in the high jump (6-07.00).

Rod DeHaven was named Summit League Co-Coach of the Year, along with North Dakota State's Don Larson.

Three women's school records fell on Saturday. Jaymie O'Connor posted a school record in the 60-meter hurdles, finishing in 8.61 for second place. Oksana Covey broke her own school-record in the 800-meter run, posting a time of 2:09.31.The 4x400-meter relay team of Savannah Dolezal, Jacleen Patterson, Kayla McDonald, and Oksana Covey broke a school record that they had set earlier this season, combining to finish in 3:44.56.

After setting the school and facility record in the 3,000-meter run (9:34.21) Friday, Rachel King won the 5,000-meter run in 16:54.68 on Saturday.

Carly Carper won the league title in the 60-meter dash and finished fourth in the 200-meter dash. Carper also finished seventh in the long jump.

Kyle Burdick recorded three top-three finishes on the track. Burdick won the 3,000-meter run (8:09.92), finished second in the mile (4:16.90) and third in the 5,000-meter run (14:45.76).

Zach Koosman won the high jump clearing a height of 6-11.00.

Alejandro Sanchez won the 800-meter run title, posting a time of 1:53.60.

JACKRABBITS 2019-20 SIGNEES - Full Story
The South Dakota State University track & field teams have signed seven high school student-athletes to National Letters of Intent, head coach Rod DeHaven announced on Dec. 3.

MEN:
Pierre Lear | Watertown High School | Watertown, S.D.
Named the 2018 State Champion in the 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles while being runner-up in the high jump at the South Dakota Class AA State Track and Field Championships ... placed fifth in the 110m hurdles and third in the 300m hurdles in the 2017 State Championships ... has personal-best marks in the 110m hurdles (14.87), 300m hurdles (39.21), and high jump (6-06.00).

WOMEN:
Leah Hansen | Willmar High School | Willmar, Minn.
Finished 31st at the Minnesota Class AA State Cross Country meet ... has personal-best marks in the 1,600m (5:23), 3,200m (11:31), and 5k XC (18:25).

Bridget Henne | Ronald N. Davies High School | Fargo, N.D.
Finished 11th overall at the North Dakota Class A State Cross Country meet ... placed sixth overall in the 3,200m at the Class A track and field meet last spring ... has personal-best marks in the 1,600m (5:18), 3,200m (11:16), and 5k XC (18:44).

Micheala Kelley | Burwell High School | Burwell, Neb.
Has personal-best marks in the 1,600m (5:39), 3,200m (11:42), and 5k XC (19:43).

Emilee Nickel | Central High School | Rapid City, S.D.
Was named the 2017 State Champion in 100m hurdles at the South Dakota Class AA Track and Field Championships ... finished fifth overall in both 2016 and 2018 ... has a personal-best in the 100m hurdles of 14.74 seconds.

Kaley Waldemar | Irondale High School | New Brighton, Minn.
Was the Minnesota Class AA runner-up in the discus in 2018 ... has personal-best marks in the shot put (40-09.50) and discus (133-06.00).

Annie Wendt | Mayo High School | Rochester, Minn.
Placed sixth in the long jump and seventh in the triple jump at the 2018 Minnesota Class AA State Track and Field Championships ... has personal-best marks in the long jump (18-00.00) and triple Jump (37-01.50).

JACKS' XC - DEHAVEN'S DYNASTY
The Summit League announced Jackrabbit Head Coach Rod DeHaven won the 2018 Men's Cross Country Coach of the Year on Nov. 29.

It is his seventh men's honor, which is the second-most ever on the men's side since the honor was introduced in 1982. DeHaven has won the men's honor seven out of the 12 years the Jackrabbits have been in the league, which is the most in that span.

Overall, Coach DeHaven has won eight cross country coach of the year honors, garnering the women's accolade in 2008. He has also earned a Summit League Indoor Coach of the Year honor on the men's side in 2017.

XC YEAR-END RECAP
Summit League Men (Oct. 28) - The men's cross country team returned to Brookings after the league championships as the three-time defending Summit League Champions, winning their latest championship by 37 points and notching the school's lowest point-score since 2007 (23 points).

The 23-point score was two points under SDSU's 2016 winning score (25) that started the championship run. The 2016 crew had six guys in the top-10, three in the top-five, while the 2018 squad had seven Jackrabbits in the top 10 and eight total winning All-League recognition. Summit League rivals South Dakota and North Dakota State were held to a combined three top-10 finishers.

Five First-Team All-Summit League honorees for SDSU is now the most-ever First-Team All-League honors for SDSU - beating the previous-best set in 2016 (four - won the championship). Three Second-Team All-League members is now tied for the most from South Dakota State (tying the 2014, 2013, 2009 teams). Eight total All-League honors is now the most-ever for South Dakota State in The Summit League era (beating the 2016 championship team's six All-League).

The 37-point margin of victory was the largest-ever by SDSU, beating the previous-best - a 27-point victory over South Dakota in 2012. As far as The Summit League's margin-of-victory records go, it was the second-largest win since South Dakota State joined in 2007 - just five points behind Southern Utah's 42-point win over Oakland in 2007. Southern Utah also holds the all-time record for margin-of-victory, beating Oakland by 60 points in 2006 when they had a perfect score (15).

As for average team times, the Jacks had a pace of 25:23.45 as a team - a time that beats the next-best average by 45.45 seconds from North Dakota State. All Jacks finished in the top-20 with SDSU's Michael Schwinghamer (eighth Jack) earning the last Second-Team All-League honor (14th overall). Schwinghamer, along with Evan Fick (ninth Jack, 17th overall), outpaced two other school's first-scored runner and four other school's second-scored runner. Schwinghamer nearly beat NDSU's and Purdue-Fort Wayne's No. 1 runners (they finished 12th and 13th with Schwinghamer in 14th).

Summit League Women (Oct. 28) - The women's team scored 61 points in a close team-finish behind South Dakota (won, 51 points) and North Dakota State (second, 52 points). It was the second-closest finish among the top-three schools in the league championships (10-point difference between the winners and third place).

The closest was in 2007 when Purdue-Fort Wayne and Southern Utah tied for first (67 points each) and South Dakota State recorded third (68 points). The next closest finish among the top-three schools was in 2016 when South Dakota won (43 points), North Dakota State finished second (48) and South Dakota State placed third (55) - a 12-point difference.

For the Jackrabbit team, it was the fifth-lowest overall team score in The Summit League Championships and the second-lowest team score when they've placed third in the league (2016's team finished third, scored 55 points).

South Dakota State added two First-Team All-Summit League honorees (Rachel King, Emily Donnay), and nearly a Second-Team All-Summit League award-winner (Anna Donnay - missed by 0.05 seconds), to help keep the point-total low. The Jacks have had multiple First-Team All-League performers only three times, with the most being three in 2016 (other times: 2015 - two, 2013 - two).

Jackrabbit Newcomers Take League by Storm (Oct. 28) - Both freshman Joseph Minor-Williams and Thomas Breuckman could have taken home The Summit League's Newcomer of the Championship for the men, as they finished 0.6 seconds from each other in the league's top-10 individual finish. However, Minor-Williams (eighth, 25:38.6) edged out Breuckman (ninth, 25:39.2) for the honor.

Minor-Williams helped SDSU complete the sweep of The Summit League's Newcomer of the Championship awards, as fellow freshman on the women's side - Ellie Friesen (18th, 22:12.3) - won the Newcomer of the Championship on the women's side. Friesen was the second-ever Jackrabbit on the women's side to win the honor - since senior Rachel King was honored as a freshman 2015.

Since the award was changed to Newcomer of the Championship in 2008, only two other schools have claimed both newcomer awards in the same season (2010 - NDSU, 2012 - USD). South Dakota State and North Dakota State are tied for the most Newcomer of the Championship award recipients with six each (Bison: two men, four women; Jackrabbits: four men, two women).

Jacks Pace Summit League at NCAA Regionals (Nov. 9) - The South Dakota State men's and women's cross country teams finished their 2018 campaigns in Peoria, Ill. at the NCAA Midwest Regionals with the men finishing 10th (288 points) and the women tying their best-ever place-finish and scoring their lowest point-total, 13th (369 points).

It was the fifth time the men's team has finished in the top 10 of the Midwest Regionals, while no other active Summit League school has finished in the top 10 of their respective region. The women were the second-best Summit League team in the Midwest Region, knocking off the league championship runner-up NDSU.

The Jackrabbits were led by a couple of seniors on both sides who earned NCAA All-Region honors - the only Summit League school to have a multiple All-Region honorees.

Rachel King led the women, finishing 19th overall (21:01.9) to garner the award. She is the second-ever Jack on the women's team to earn NCAA All-Region accolades (started in 2010) and is the first to win multiple in her career - back-to-back. The women's team has now had three consecutive seasons with a top-25 finisher (Emily Donnay - 2016; King - 2017, 2018) and King is one of three Summit League women to earn All-Region multiple times.

Kyle Burdick led the men's team for the first time this season, en route to his best place-finish at the regional meet and earn All-Region honors, placing 15th (31:18.3). He helps the SDSU team earn the honor for the fourth year in a row, while gathering his second consecutive personally. Only four State runners have received the award, three of them have been honored multiple times (Michael Krsnak - 2010; Trent Lusignan - 2013, 2015; Joel Reichow - 2015, 2016; Burdick - 2017, 2018). In Summit League comparison, he is one of four individuals to achieve the status multiple times (three other individuals being from SDSU).

As for All-Regional honorees in The Summit League, South Dakota State has had the most All-Region individuals since the award was introduced in 2010 with six Jackrabbits winning 10 mentions. Other schools in the league, all together, have 12 mentions from 10 athletes - with the most any one school having is three honorees winning four mentions.

Academic All-Leaguers (Nov. 13) - The Summit League announced the cross country Academic All-League team that included three South Dakota State Jackrabbits - Kyle Burdick, Chase Cayo, and Rachel King. There were five All-League nominations for both men and women, with SDSU tied with North Dakota State for the most All-League nominations at three each.

For senior Kyle Burdick and junior Chase Cayo, they earned their second consecutive Academic All-League honor of their career in cross country - third overall for Cayo (2018 indoor) and fifth overall for Burdick (2017 indoor and outdoor, 2018 outdoor). Only two other SDSU student-athletes have won multiple Academic All-Leagues - Drew Kraft (2012, 2014) and Joel Reichow (2015, 2016).

As for senior Rachel King, she is garnered with her third career accolade in cross country and her sixth overall (2017 indoor, 2018 indoor and outdoor). She is the only Jackrabbit to win multiple Academic All-League honors in cross country - being only the third-ever to garner the accolade (Cheyanne Bowers - 2013, Courtney Neubert - 2014).

USTFCCCA All-Academic Teams & Individuals (Feb. 14) - The South Dakota State cross country teams were named All-Academic teams for the seventh consecutive time, 11th time overall, since becoming Division I according to the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association..

Seniors Kyle Burdick and Rachel King were also named to the All-Academic individual team for the second times in their respective careers. Burdick keeps the men's cross country streak of now four individuals honored consecutively (since 2015) and King is the all-time women's leader in cross country or track and field for most times named to the USTFCCCA honor list (5 times).

The women's team held the sixth-highest GPA (3.71) among the 232 NCAA DI schools represented on the list, the best mark among Summit League schools and second in the Midwest Region behind Iowa State (fifth, 3.75 GPA). The team's cumulative GPA this year is the second-highest highest behind 2007-08 squad. Last year, the team was tied for the what is now the fourth-highest GPA (3.68) with the 2008 season (3.72 GPA in 2007, 3.71 GPA in 2018, 3.69 GPA in 2016, 3.68 in 2017 and 2008).

The men's team posted the 20th-best GPA (3.51) out of 195 DI schools honored, the second-best mark in the league behind Purdue Fort Wayne (19th, 3.52 GPA) and fourth in the Midwest Region. It is their highest-ever team average, beating last year's average (3.41) and the 2014's GPA (3.49).

Burdick, majoring in natural resource law enforcement, was named to last year's team while also being an honoree for the track and field season along with 2018 graduate Colton Bender. Combining his track (2) and cross country all-academic teams (2), he's now been a part of four lists.

King, studying health education, was named to her first cross country list last year while adding her third consecutive individual honor in track last season. Sara Ackman (2007-08, 2008-09, 2009-10) and Michelle Schuch (2006-07, 2008-09, 2009-10) were each nominated three times for the second-most by an individual State student-athlete.

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UP NEXT: NCAA INDOOR TRACK & FIELD CHAMPIONSHIPS (March 8-9) - Schedule
South Dakota State hopes to produce NCAA Championships qualifiers for the indoor finale set for the second weekend in March. Qualification to the championships is based on the season performance list in descending-order and adhering to the qualifying regulations/criteria published on www.NCAA.org.

For each men's individual event contested, including the heptathlon, the top 16 declared student-athletes will be accepted into the competition.

For each women's individual event contested, including the pentathlon, the top 16 declared student-athletes will be accepted into the competition.

For each relay event contested, the top 12 declared relay teams will be accepted into the competition. The stated maximums are absolute and will not be extended as a result of ties.

If SDSU does not qualify an Jackrabbit, the outdoor season-openers are set for the last weekend in March (29-30). As of right now, the Jackrabbits are planned to split among four meets - the San Francisco State Distance Carnival, Stanford Invitational, Drake Invitational, and ORU Invitational.

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