O'Connor & Wessels - The Only Jacks Since 2015 - South Dakota State University Athletics

Friday, February 8

Brookings, S.D.

Fri: 2 p.m. | Sat: 9 a.m.

South Dakota State University

SDSU Indoor Classic

Photo by: Dave Eggen/Inertia Sports Media

O'Connor & Wessels - The Only Jacks Since 2015

2/9/2019 8:55:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Results: SDSUClassic-Combined RECAP: SDSU Classic (Day 1)

The SDSU Classic produced 40 PR's from 31 Jacks, including 7 top-10 marks

Junior Jaymie O'Connor and sophomore Nick Wessels are the only South Dakota State Jackrabbits to crack the top five in the 60m hurdles since 2015 and 2012 ... and both of them entered performances in the top five today, yet again.

O'Connor, from Chateauguay, Quebec, has owned the school-record 60m hurdles mark since the 2017 Summit League Indoor Championships during her freshman campaign. She entered the 2017 championship weekend with the No. 5 all-time mark (8.79, set at Jim Emmerich) before marching up the list to No. 4 in the prelims (8.72) and claiming the school record in a runner-up finals performance (8.61) in Brookings on Feb. 24-25, 2017.

Nearly two seasons later - having all 23 performances before Saturday top-10 worthy but just missing her PR - she was able to breach the record again ... twice.

First in the semi-finals, trimming 0.06 seconds from her previous-best and winning her heat (8.55), second overall in the section. Then again in the finals, cutting another 0.02 seconds off and establishing a 0.14-second gap between the school record and No. 2 all-time mark - placing runner-up out of 57 total runners at the SDSU Classic.

The junior's mark will hold as the No. 1 mark in the league by 0.03 seconds.

For Wessels, he entered the school's top 10 in his first attached race for SDSU at the beginning of the 2018 indoor season - clocking 8.41 seconds in both the prelims and finals of the 2018 SDSU Holiday Invite for the tied No. 8 all-time mark. He reset his best twice more last season - scoring 8.30 seconds in the Jim Emmerich and 8.24 seconds in the SDSU Classic - to move up to No. 6 and then to T-No. 5 all-time to close out the 2018 indoor season, the first Jackrabbit in the top-five since 2012.

The sophomore from Urbandale, Iowa started 2019 with seven of his nine marks eligible for the school's top 10 before Saturday - including a PR reset at the Jim Emmerich that knocked off 0.02 seconds and moved him into a tie for No. 4 all-time.

Enter Saturday's semi-final where Wessels (first, 8.07) cut 0.15 seconds off his T-No. 4 mark and climbed into State's top-three with the No. 2 all-time mark - the fastest Jackrabbit since 2006. 8.07 seconds ended up being tied for the fastest time of the meet and just 0.02 seconds from the school record held by David Hegland (8.05, 2004).

The sophomore finished second in the finals (8.21) with his second-best mark all-time - a mark that would be No. 4 all-time. His PR from the semi-finals stands as the No. 2 mark in the league.

Teammate Reid Pierzinski, a freshman who was also in the school's top 10 prior to Saturday (No. 9, 8.38), had a similar performance to Wessels - adding a personal-best in the semi-finals (seventh, 8.35) to move into a tie for the No. 8 all-time mark with Matt Dunbar ('12).

Pierzinski first tied his 8.38-second personal-best in the prelims before burning 0.03 seconds off in the semi-finals. The Nisswa, Minn. native finished seventh in the finals (8.44).

Keeping the Jackrabbit's longest active winning streak alive, junior Bryant Courter tallied win No. 7 in the indoor triple jump (48-11.50) by out-jumping the runner-up by 8.75 inches.

On Friday, sophomore Trent Francom earned his sixth career indoor pole vault victory (16-08.75) with his second-best indoor vault of his career - two inches short of his recently written school-record mark set at the Dakota Realty Meet.

Senior Kyle Burdick, who is leading The Summit League in both the mile and 3,000m, won (4:04.97) his fifth career mile on Saturday - falling just short (0.08 seconds) of the meet and facility record he owns from the 2018 SDSU Classic. He beat the field of 86 by 2.79 seconds and was short of his PR - which is No. 2 all-time behind head coach Rod DeHaven (4:00.95, 1987) - by 2.70 seconds.

Following Burdick in the mile, junior Lukas Nelson (eighth, 4:11.82) led SDSU in mile section prior that resulted in four personal-bests - with Nelson being 1.69 seconds from the school's No. 10 all-time mark.

Sophomore Oksana Covey came away with the women's only two event wins - adding her third career win in the 600m (1:32.84) and her first career indoor win in the 800m (2:10.43), both season-best marks. Freshmen duo Ellie Friesen (11th, 2:15.13) and Bailey Dergan (51st, 2:31.37) added personal-best marks in the 800m behind Covey, senior Krista Steele (fifth, 2:12.27), and junior Kendra Dykstra (ninth, 2:13.76).

Senior Cal Lawton led the charge in both the 600m (eighth, 1:21.95) and 800m (third, 1:53.18) for the men - a season-best in both events - while freshman Riley Bauer came in right behind Lawton in the 800m (fourth, 1:53.54) to sneak into the school's top 10 all-time at No. 10.

The quartet of Jackrabbit 60m sprinters all made it into the finals with sophomore Coby Hilton (third, 6.89) posting his fourth career top-three finish followed by junior Landon Larson (fourth, 6.90) - who had the best mark out of the field in the prelims (6.88) - sophomore Daniel Clarke (sixth, 6.92) - who was the only other Jack besides Hilton to finish the finals with his best mark of the meet - and freshman Emmanual Phoulom-Smith (eighth, 7.02).

Hilton, along with Larson, reset their personal-best marks in the 200m on Friday night - Hilton's third PR reset in the event (won, 21.30) and No. 2 all-time, Larson's second PR reset (third, 21.63) and No. 3 all-time. Hilton tallied his third career indoor 200m win as he and Larson are No. 2 and No. 3 in the league performance list behind teammate Sam Zenner.

For the women, redshirt freshman Madisson Gay and freshman Mikayla Wevik reset three personal-best marks over the weekend (60m, 200, 400m). Gay trimmed her 60m (T-27th, 8.04) by 0.14 seconds, her 200m (42nd, 26.59) by 0.39 seconds, and her 400m (35th, 1:00.88) by 0.28 seconds. Wevik knocked off 0.05 seconds in the 60m (T-30th, 8.05), 0.37 seconds in the 200m (31st, 26.37), and 1.26 seconds off her 400m (45th, 1:01.58).

In the men's 3,000m, sophomore Gabe Peters - who had a PR in the mile (18th, 4:16.26) - led a Jackrabbit squad that tallied four PR's on Friday, with Peters within 7.65 seconds of the all-time top-10 list.

Senior Rachel King battled it out in the 5,000m on Saturday, leading early through the contest but finishing runner-up (16:33.70) with her first mark in the event on the season - just 3.82 seconds from her PR and school-record mark set in last year's SDSU Classic.

The women's 4x800m relay (1. So. Cailee Peterson, 2. Sr. Rachel Propst, Jr. Kendra Dykstra, 4. Sr. Anna Fasen) highlighted the relay events at the end of the night by finishing runner-up (9:36.15) with the school's No. 6 all-time mark.

The men's 4x800m earned a win (7:55.88) out of four teams (1. Fr. Thomas Breuckman, 2. So. Derek Boekelheide, Fr. Blake Iverson, Fr. Riley Bauer).

Unattached freshman Dominick Etherington posted a monster weekend - exploding his personal-best marks in both the shot put (ninth, 54-10.75) and weight throw (34th, 48-08.00). He led the Jacks in the shot put for the first time in his career with a 3-10.75-foot PR increase and threw a 5-00.25-foot PR increase in the weight throw on Friday.

The Fastest Student on Campus was Eric Sundall with a time of 7.73 seconds - coming out of the first section (Lane 4). He won $100 for being the fastest this year but was short of the record (7.63) and wasn't wearing jeans, which could have been an extra $25 for each achievement.

The Fastest Student on Campus is Eric Sundall with a time of 7.73 out of the first section (Lane 4)!

He won $100 for being the fastest this year but was short of the record (7.63) and wasn't wearing jeans!#GoJacks | #SDSUClassic pic.twitter.com/FMxGrZtWO8
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UP NEXT: JACKRABBITS HOST SDSU LAST CHANCE (Weekend of Feb. 15) - Schedule
The track and field teams will remain home in the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex for the rest of the season as Feb. 15 is the SDSU Last Chance before hosting The Summit League Indoor Championships on Feb. 22-23. See full information on the home meets in the "Home Meet Info" page.

EVENT WINNERS FROM SDSU CLASSIC
- MEN (4 Jacks, 5 Wins) -
So. Coby Hilton (200m)
Sr. Kyle Burdick (Mile)
So. Trent Francom (PV)
Jr. Bryant Courter (TJ)
- WOMEN (1 Jack, 2 Wins) -
So. Oksana Covey (600m, 800m)

Relays:
Men's 4x800m Relay - (1. Fr. Thomas Breuckman, 2. So. Derek Boekelheide, Fr. Blake Iverson, Fr. Riley Bauer)

PERSONAL-BEST MARKS RESET OR TIED
- MEN (17 Jacks, 21 PRs, 5 Top 10s) -
So. Coby Hilton (200m - No. 2)
Jr. Landon Larson (200m - No. 3)
So. Caleb Bray (400m)
Fr. Riley Bauer (800m - No. 10)
So. Derek Boekelheide (800m)
Fr. Blake Iverson (800m)
Jr. Lukas Nelson (Mile)
So. Gabe Peters (Mile, 3,000m)
Fr. Ben Olson (Mile)
So. Evan Fick (Mile, 3,000m)
R-Fr. Michael Schwinghamer (3,000m)
Fr. Lukas Pierson (3,000m)
Una.-So. Ray Munsterman (5,000m)
So. Nick Wessels (60H - No. 2)
Fr. Reid Pierzinski (60H - T-PR, Reset - T-No. 8)
Fr. Josh Donahoe (60H)
Una.-Fr. Dominick Etherington (SP, WT)
- WOMEN (14 Jacks, 19 PRs, 2 Top 10s) -
R-Fr. Madisson Gay (60m, 200m, 400m)
Fr. Mikayla Wevik (60m, 200m, 400m)
Jr. Jennifer Thill (200m)
Fr. Sydney Maher (200m)
So. Chloe Bermel (400m)
Fr. Nichole Sample (400m, 600m)
Fr. Ellie Friesen (800m)
Fr. Bailey Dergan (800m)
Jr. Anna Fasen (Mile)
R-Fr. Cailee Peterson (Mile)
Sr. Rachel Propst (Mile)
Jr. Jamie Schweiss (3,000m)
Jr. Emma Nelson (5,000m)
Jr. Jaymie O'Connor (60H - School Record, Reset Twice)

Relays:
Women's 4x800m Relay (No. 6) - (1. So. Cailee Peterson, 2. Sr. Rachel Propst, Jr. Kendra Dykstra, 4. Sr. Anna Fasen)

JACKRABBIT INVIDUAL RESULTS - Day 1 Recap
60m - Men - Finals
3. Hilton, Coby (6.89)
4. Larson, Landon (6.90)
6. Clarke, Daniel (6.92)
8. Phoulom-Smith, Emmanual (7.02)
60m - Men - Semi-Finals
3. Larson, Landon (6.91Q)
5. Hilton, Coby (6.93q)
T-7. Phoulom-Smith, Emmanual (6.97q)
T-7. Clarke, Daniel (6.97q)
60m - Men - Prelims
T-1. Larson, Landon (6.88Q)
4. Hilton, Coby (6.90Q)
7. Clarke, Daniel (6.95Q)
T-8. Phoulom-Smith, Emmanual (6.97Q)

60m - Women - Prelims
T-27. Gay, Madisson (8.04)
T-30. Wevik, Mikayla (8.05)
T-38. Thill, Jennifer (8.16)
40. Bermel, Chloe (8.17)
59. Maher, Sydney (8.45)

Sophomore Coby Hilton led the squad of Jacks in the finals of the 60m for his fourth career top-three finish in the event. Hilton, along with sophomore Daniel Clarke, added their best marks of the meet in finals. Each Jackrabbit was close to their personal-best marks all the way through competition however, none of them could quite reach the plateau - with junior Landon Larson being the closest in the prelims, missing by 0.01 seconds. Every mark, except for freshman Emmanual Phoulom-Smith's finals mark, would be in the school's top 10 if they didn't already have marks there.

Redshirt freshman Madisson Gay and freshman Mikayla Wevik notched personal-best marks - Gay by 0.14 seconds and Wevik by 0.05 seconds. Sophomore Chloe Bermel posted a season-best mark by 0.02 seconds - short of her PR by 0.02 seconds. Junior Jennifer Thill was short of her season-best by 0.03 seconds while freshman Sydney Maher was short of her PR by 0.03 seconds.

200m - Men - Finals
1. Hilton, Coby (21.30)
3. Larson, Landon (21.63)
8. Clarke, Daniel (22.10)
22. Kuil, Cameron (22.47)
--. Phoulom-Smith, Emmanual (FS)

200m - Women - Finals
25. Bermel, Chloe (26.27)
T-28. Carlson, Delaney (26.31)
31. Wevik, Mikayla (26.37)
42. Gay, Madisson (26.59)
T-49. Thill, Jennifer (26.76)
90. Kreber, Kendyl (28.42)
91. Maher, Sydney (28.63)

Sophomore Coby Hilton added his third PR reset in the 200m - this time trimming off 0.11 seconds (0.72 seconds prior to 2019) - for his third career indoor 200m win. He is within 0.30 seconds of teammate Sam Zenner's school-record mark (which he once had for a week - 21.41 at UND v. SDSU Dual). Hilton was 0.20 seconds from the meet record.

Running mate junior Landon Larson also trimmed up his time by 0.15 seconds to remain behind Zenner and Hilton for the No. 3 all-time spot. Sophomore Daniel Clarke was 0.20 seconds from his PR and T-No. 6 all-time mark.

Both Larson and Hilton, along with Zenner, have the best 200m marks in school history since 2011 (old school record - Luke Leischner, 2011 - 21.82).

Four Jackrabbits on the women's side added personal-best resets - freshman Mikalya Wevik (by 0.37 seconds), redshirt freshman Madisson Gay (by 0.39 seconds), junior Jennifer Thill (by 0.02 seconds), and freshman Syndey Maher (by 0.09 seconds). Also, sophomore Chloe Bermel and junior Delaney Carlson notched season-best marks - Bermel by 0.19 seconds and Carlson by 0.10 seconds. A total of 108 competitors.

400m - Men - Finals
18. Bray, Caleb (49.73)
23. Johnson, Sam (50.08)

400m - Women - Finals
20. Sebern, Allison (59.30)
21. Carlson, Delaney (59.55)
25. Bermel, Chloe (59.90)
35. Gay, Madisson (1:00.88)
41. Sample, Nichole (1:01.18)
45. Wevik, Mikayla (1:01.58)

Sophomore Caleb Bray recorded his third PR reset this season - this time trimming it by 0.01 seconds. Bray won his heat with senior Sam Johnson finishing behind him for runner-up.

Sophomore Chloe Bermel, along with redshirt freshman Madisson Gay and freshmen Mikayla Wevik and Nichole Sample all reached personal-best marks while junior Allison Sebern notched a season-best out of 80 total competitors. The PR trims - PR - Bermel by 0.12 seconds, Gay by 0.28 seconds, Sample by 1.33 seconds, Wevik by 1.26 seconds, and Sebern trimmed her season-best by 0.24 seconds.

600m - Men - Finals
8. Lawton, Cal (1:21.95)
12. Goehring, Josh (1:22.63)

600m - Women - Finals
1. Covey, Oksana (1:32.84)
2. Steele, Krista (1:34.95)
28. Sample, Nichole (1:41.53)

Senior Cal Lawton added a season-best mark by 0.61 seconds as he finished third out of his respective heat, eighth overall.

Sophomore Oksana Covey's third win out of four career 600m attempts - missing her personal-best mark set at the SDSU DII Invite (and school record) by 0.46 seconds. Covey has the meet record from 2017. It was the first 600m attempt of the season for senior Krista Steele, missing her PR by 2.32 seconds (the school's No. 2 all-time mark). Freshman Nichole Sample added a personal-best mark, trimming 0.03 seconds.

800m - Men - Finals
3. Lawton, Cal (1:53.18)
4. Bauer, Riley (1:53.54)
8. Boekelheide, Derek (1:54.68)
10. Goehring, Josh (1:54.78)
13. Iverson, Blake (1:55.06)
17. Schwinghamer, Michael (1:55.47)
23. Radtke, Daniel - Una. (2:03.12)

800m - Women - Finals
1. Covey, Oksana (2:10.43)
5. Steele, Krista (2:12.27)
9. Dykstra, Kendra (2:13.76)
11. Friesen Ellie (2:15.13)
51. Dergan, Bailey (2:31.37)

Freshman Riley Bauer snuck into the school's top 10 all-time list at No. 10 with a 5.04-second trim off his PR. Sophomore Derek Boekelheide and freshman Blake Iverson also notched personal-best marks - Boekelheide by 0.07 seconds and Iverson by 0.33 seconds. Redshirt freshman Michael Schwinghamer added his first 800m - indoors or outdoors.

It was sophomore Oksana Covey's first career win in the indoor 800m - adding a season-best by 1.37 seconds along with senior Krista Steele by 0.59 seconds. Freshmen Ellie Friesen and Bailey Dergan added PR's - Friesen by 1.37 seconds and Dergan by 5.27 seconds. Friesen was close to the No. 10 all-time mark (2:14.70) while Dergan won her heat.

1,000m - Men - Finals
28. Radtke, Daniel - Una. (2:36.83)

1,000m - Women - Finals
35. Dergan, Bailey (3:21.91)

First career 1,000m attempt for freshman Bailey Dergan.

Mile - Men - Finals
1. Burdick, Kyle (4:04.97)
8. Nelson, Lukas (4:11.82)
17. Breuckman, Thomas (4:15.77)
18. Peters, Gabe (4:16.26)
19. Olson, Ben (4:16.90)
27. Fick, Evan (4:21.70)
43. Pierson, Lukas (4:28.42)

Mile - Women - Finals
9. Fasen, Anna (5:05.02)
10. Peterson, Cailee (5:05.04)
18. Propst, Rachel (5:10.36)
22. Schweiss, Jamie (5:11.91)
35. Donnay, Anna (5:18.13)
58. Krause, Mary (5:44.68)

Senior Kyle Burdick added his fifth career win in the event - falling short of his meet and facility record by 0.08 seconds and his PR and No. 2 all-time mark by 2.70 seconds - while junior Lukas Nelson led a section of Jackrabbits who posted personal-best marks - Nelson by 6.40 seconds, sophomore Gabe Peters by 0.75 seconds, freshman Ben Olson by 2.79 seconds, and sophomore Evan Fick by 3.90 seconds. Nelson was close to cracking the school's top 10 - No. 10 is 4:10.13. Freshman Thomas Breuckman was close to his PR - missing by 0.11 seconds - while fellow freshman Lukas Nelson recorded his first mile.

Three Jackrabbits in the women's mile posted personal-best marks: Junior Anna Fasen by 3.16 seconds, redshirt freshman Cailee Peterson by 2.70 seconds, and Senior Rachel Propst by 5.79 seconds. The school's No. 10 all-time mark is 4:59.31. It was the second career mile attempt for sophomore Anna Donnay (PR: 5:13.12) while a total of 81 competitors were in the mile.

3,000m - Men - Finals
5. Peters, Gabe (8:32.19)
6. Schwinghamer, Michael (8:32.40)
9. Fick, Evan (8:37.56)
11. Olson, Ben (8:40.46)
17. Pierson, Lukas (8:50.83)

3,000m - Women - Finals
10. Friesen, Ellie (10:14.07)
13. Donnay, Anna (10:16.13)
15. Schweiss, Jamie (10:19.32)

The 3,000m wrapped up the opening night with four personal-best marks on the men's side (So. Gabe Peters by 1.31 seconds, R-Fr. Michael Schwinghamer by 7.39 seconds, So. Evan Fick by 7.45 seconds, and Fr. Lukas Pierson by 3.58 seconds). The No. 10 all-time mark is 8:24.54 - so they're getting close.

It was sophomore Jamie Schweiss' second PR reset of the season by 12.00 seconds and a season-best for sophomore Anna Donnay by 7.20 seconds.

5,000m - Men - Finals
7. Mather, Micah (14:53.33)
10. Minor-Williams, Joseph (14:57.49)
12. Auch, Alexander - Una. (15:16.07)
26. Munsterman, Ray - Una. (15:52.85)

5,000m - Women - Finals
2. King, Rachel (16:33.70)
11. Schell, Mackenzie - Una. (17:51.79)
21. Nelson, Emma (18:39.17)

Freshman Joseph Minor-Williams and unattached sophomore Alexander Auch added their first 5,000m marks of their career while sophomore Micah Mather notched his first of the season - short of her PR set in the 2018 indoor championships by 2.47 seconds. Unattached sophomore Ray Munsterman added his personal-best by 9.59 seconds.

Senior Rachel King battled it out with South Dakota's Megan Billington, leading early through the contest. She finished runner-up in her first 5,000m of the season just 3.82 seconds from her PR and school-record mark set in last year's SDSU Classic. Unattached senior Mackenzie Schell posted her first career mark in the indoor 5,000m while junior Emma Nelson recorded her second of her career - and season. Nelson reset her best from the UND Indoor Open (Jan. 25-26) by 20.13 seconds and placed fifth in her section.

60m Hurdles - Men - Finals
2. Wessels, Nick (8.21)
7. Pierzinski, Reid (8.44)
60m Hurdles - Men - Semi-Finals
1. Wessels, Nick (8.07Q)
7. Pierzinski, Reid (8.35q)
60m Hurdles - Men - Prelims
10. Pierzinski, Reid (8.38q)
T-14. Wessels, Nick (8.46q)
25. Bates, Peter (8.61)
29. Donahoe, Josh (8.76)
31. Hieber, Evan (8.78)

60m Hurdles - Women - Finals
2. O'Connor, Jaymie (8.52)
6. Mottinger, Haley (8.87)
60m Hurdles - Women - Semi-Finals
2. O'Connor, Jaymie (8.55Q)
7. Mottinger, Haley (8.92q)
60m Hurdles - Women - Prelims
2. O'Connor, Jaymie (8.69Q)
8. Mottinger, Haley (9.19Q)
43. Kreber, Kendyl (10.05)

Sophomore Nick Wessels added the school No. 2 all-time mark in the 60m hurdles - just 0.02 seconds from David Hegland's 2004 mark (8.05). He trimmed 0.15 seconds off and moved from T-No. 4 all-time in the semi-finals with the fastest mark out of the section. In the finals, Wessels couldn't quite reach his semi-final mark but did record his second-best ever mark (8.21) - which is 0.01 seconds better than his PR coming into the day.

Wessels finished with his eighth top-three finish of his career in the event, sixth this season (every time), while freshman Reid Pierzinski finished seventh in the finals. Pierzinski, like Wessels, also posted a PR in the semi-finals, knocking off 0.03 seconds from his previous-best to move into a tie for the No. 8 all-time mark with Matt Dunbar ('12).

In the prelims on Friday, Freshman Josh Donahoe posted a PR by 0.04 seconds while senior Peter Bates just missed the semi-final race by 0.01 seconds.

Junior Jaymie O'Connor reset her personal-best and school-record mark, not once, but twice on the final day of the SDSU Classic. She initially held the school record since the 2017 Summit League Indoor Championship (8.61) and had been close to breaching it for nearly two seasons. Finally, in the semi-finals, she was able to jump the plateau and trim 0.06 seconds off to reset the record and her best. She wasn't finished though - trimming another 0.02 seconds from that recently established then erased PR and school record, setting the new SDSU women's 60m hurdles standard at 6.52 seconds.

O'Connor finished runner-up overall in the Classic while junior Haley Mottinger finished sixth with her best mark of the meet in the finals (8.87) - just 0.06 seconds from her personal-best and the school's No. 6 all-time mark.

Both juniors Jaymie O'Connor and Haley Mottinger won their respective heats in the prelims to move onto the semi-finals schedule for tomorrow at 2:45 p.m. A total of 57 runners competed in the prelims.

4x400m Relay - Men - Finals
2. "A" Team (3:17.83)
(1. Sr. Sam Johnson, 2. Fr. Reid Pierzinski, 3. So. Caleb Bray, 4. Jr. Landon Larson)

6. "B" Team (3:18.73)
(1. Jr. Wyatt Gatrost, 2. So. Mitchel Acker, 3. Sr. Cal Lawton, 4. Fr. Emmanual Phoulom-Smith)

18. "C" Team (3:27.93)
(1. So. Josh Goehring, 2. Fr. Josh Donahoe, 3. Peter Bates, 4. So. Evan Hieber)

4x400m Relay - Women - Finals
3. "A" Team (3:53.65)
(1. Sr. Krista Steele, 2. Jr. Delaney Carlson, 3. So. Oksana Covey, 4. So. Chloe Bermel)

The men's team narrowly missed the school's top 10 list (No. 10 - 3:17.57) while the women's top 10 mark is 3:51.98.

4x800m Relay - Men - Finals
1. "A" Team (7:55.88)
(1. Fr. Thomas Breuckman, 2. So. Derek Boekelheide, Fr. Blake Iverson, Fr. Riley Bauer)

4x800m Relay - Women - Finals
2. "A" Team (9:36.15)
(1. So. Cailee Peterson, 2. Sr. Rachel Propst, Jr. Kendra Dykstra, 4. Sr. Anna Fasen)

First 4x800m relay on the men's side - missing the school's top 10 by 5.28 seconds.

First 4x800m relay of the season for the Jacks on the women's side and it will go down as the No. 6 all-time mark.

DMR - Men - Finals
None.

DMR - Women - Finals
None.

High Jump - Men - Finals
9. Sears, Riley (6-06.00)
T-19. Schmidt, Mason (6-02.00)
--. Milton, Jay-Shawn (NH)

High Jump - Women - Finals
4. Eisenbeisz, Addison (5-03.75)
8. Holtz, Chloe (5-01.75)
T-9. Mingo, Madison (5-01.75)
46. Stevens, Lynsey (4-07.75)

Senior Riley Sears ties his season-best mark that was first set at the UND Indoor Open (Jan. 25-26).

Freshman Addison Eisenbeisz posted her second-best high jump mark of her career - 2.25 inches behind her PR and T-No. 9 all-time mark. Junior Chloe Holtz added her third-best mark after back-to-back high jump competitions with a PR reset.

Pole Vault - Men - Finals
1. Francom, Trent (16-08.75)
--. Andera, Anthony (NH)

Pole Vault - Women - Finals
T-17. Johnson, Greta (10-01.25)
19. White, Megan (10-01.25)
T-20. Muller, Amy (10-01.25)
T-20. Katz, Shannon (10-01.25)

Sophomore Trent Francom added his sixth career indoor pole vault victory - just two inches short of his recently added PR and school-record mark (last week).

For the women, all of the Jacks were close to their PR's - freshman Greta Johnson missing by 4.75 and freshmen Megan White and Shannon Katz missing by 2.75 inches.

Long Jump - Men - Finals
3. Manning, Tre (22-09.75)
7. Courter, Bryant (22-04.50)
38. Hagen, Sage (20-00.50)

Long Jump - Women - Finals
6. Stewart, Emma (17-04.00)
9. Altenburg, Emily (17-01.25)
29. Emerson, Tamia (15-10.25)

Freshman Tre Manning posted his second career top-three finish in the long jump.

It was the fourth long jump attempt of the season for both sophomores Emma Stewart and Emily Altenburg while freshman Tamia Emerson added her third attempt. A total of 48 jumpers competed in the event.

Triple Jump - Men - Finals
1. Courter, Bryant (48-11.50)
--. Hagen, Sage (ND)

Triple Jump - Women - Finals
9. Holtz, Chloe (36-07.00)
15. Bisgard, Sophie (35-03.25)
21. Altenburg, Emily (34-05.50)
--. Emerson, Tamia (Foul)

Junior Bryant Courter kept his winning streak alive in the indoor triple jump, now winning seven consecutive competitions that date back to the 2018 season-opener. He out-jump the competition by 8.75 inches in order to preserve his streak.

Sophomore Emily Altenburg and freshman Tamia Emerson added marks in the long jump on Friday.

Shot Put - Men - Finals
9. Etherington, Dominick - Una. (54-10.75)
10. Huber, Noah (54-01.25)
19. Begeman, Trevor - Una. (50-08.75)
33. Ludwig, Bryce - Una. (45-10.50)
--. Coil, Sam (Foul)

Shot Put - Women - Finals
10. Moorhouse, Madeline (44-10.25)
15. TerWee, Micayla (43-05.25)
24. Schmidt, Alexis (41-05.00)
29. Stranger, Elizabeth (39-07.00)
31. Hettinga, Meghan (39-00.25)
33. Astleford, Rachel (38-09.75)
38. Dynes, Alex (37-07.25)
--. Thilges, Caitlin (ND)
--. Leiseth, Faith (Foul)

Unattached freshman Dominick Etherington led the Jacks for the first time en route to his 3-10.75-foot personal-best increase.

On Friday, senior Rachel Astleford and redshirt freshman Alex Dynes, along with freshman Elizabeth Stranger, competed in the first half of flights while the rest of the Jackrabbits competed on Saturday.

Weight Throw - Men - Finals
8. Ammons, Logan (60-05.00)
19. Huber, Noah (55-06.25)
32. Ludwig, Bryce - Una. (49-03.75)
34. Etherington, Dominick - Una. (48-08.00)
53. Begeman, Trevor - Una. (40-01.50)
--. Coil, Sam (Foul)

Weight Throw - Women - Finals
41. Zinola, Miranda (44-06.00)
46. Schmidt, Alexis - Una. (43-09.75)
53. Wynn, Naomi (42-07.00)
60. Shubert, Kenzie (38-09.75)
--. Thilges, Caitlin (ND)
--. TerWee, Micayla (Foul)

Unattached freshman Dominick Etherington launched a 5-00.25-foot PR to finished third in the first flights on Friday night. Senior Logan Ammons, sophomore Noah Huber, and unattached freshman Bryce Ludwig competed on Saturday.

Sophomore Miranda Zinola finished fourth the flight 1-3 finals with a season-best increase of 1-01.75 feet.

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