Hilton Dubbed As Fastest-Ever 200m Jackrabbit

Saturday, April 6

Vermillion, SD

10:30 a.m.

South Dakota State University

South Dakota Challenge

Photo by: Inertia Sports Media/Dave Eggen

4/6/2019 10:00:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Results: USD Challenge 2019

Coby Hilton leads the Jackrabbits on Saturday as a total of three school records are reset and another seven top-10 marks are re-written

VERMILLION, S.D. - The South Dakota State track and field teams came away with 42 total personal-best marks from 32 Jackrabbits, including three school records and seven more top-10 all-time marks, and seven event victories from the South Dakota Challenge on Saturday afternoon.

The Jackrabbits found the school's fastest-ever 200m runner in sophomore Coby Hilton, resetting the school's outdoor and overall school record on the Lillibridge Track Complex (won, 20.92). He crushed the 26-year old record previously held by Edmund Estephane (1993, 21.14) and is the second Jack ever to hold both the indoor and outdoor 200m school record in the same academic year (Estephane held both - indoor: 1994-2010, outdoor: 1994-2018).

The Marshall, Minn. native has shown his speed since the end of the 2018 season in The Summit League Outdoor Championships, joining the top 10 at tied-No. 4 all-time (21.34w, had an illegal-wind PR of 21.21W in the prelims). Since then, Hilton reset his indoor 200m four times in the 2019 indoor season, holding the school record from Jan. 12 to Jan. 18 (21.30) and finishing with the school's No. 2 all-time mark (21.24, set at the indoor league championships).

And the outdoor season has not been different thus far, already resetting his personal-best twice (21.33w at ORU last weekend) and owning the school's all-time mark - indoors or outdoors.

But that's just half the story for Hilton on Saturday, as he moved up the charts in the 100m as well - now No. 4 all-time after cutting 0.01 seconds and winning his first career 100m (10.50w). He broke the tie at No. 4 with teammate Sam Zenner on the list, a mark he earned in last year's outdoor championships (10.51w), after finishing the indoor season with the school's third-best 60m mark after three PR resets (6.85).

Another event to keep an eye on Hilton for is the 4x100m relay. The Jackrabbits have yet to run the event, but Hilton was a member of the school-record breaking squad last year at the outdoor championships (40.40) with all other members on the 2019 squad and resetting their own personal-best marks.

Junior Jaymie O'Connor, like Hilton, is one of two Jackrabbits in the hurdles to own both an indoor and outdoor record at the same time as the Chateauguay, Quebec native cut 0.25 seconds from her previous-best (from 2018) and another 0.10 seconds from the 17-year old school record to claim her second career win in the event (13.75w).

She has owned the indoor 60m hurdles record since 2017 (at the indoor league championships), resetting it three times last indoor season (to 8.50), and now out-paced Jennifer Stovall's 2002 mark (8.85). Stovall previously owned the indoor record for nine years (60m hurdles, 2003-2011) and outdoor record for 17 years (100m hurdles, 2002-2018). She still owns a share of the discontinued indoor 55m hurdles record (2000, 8.15).

O'Connor also posted a personal-best and third-place finish in her second career 400m hurdles attempt (1:05.26).

The final school record broken on Saturday in Vermillion was the men's pole vault by sophomore Trent Francom (third, 17-05.00). He added another 2.25 inches to his PR, being the only Jackrabbit to pass the 17-foot plateau - and do it four times. He finished with the bronze, his third career outdoor top-three finish out of 11 attempts.

Sophomore Noah Huber came away with three personal-best marks, a team-high for the men, including the school's No. 3 all-time mark in the shot put (won, 56-08.75) and narrowly missing the lists in discus (seventh, 162-10.00) and hammer throw (11th, 168-08.00).

In fact, Huber would have made the list in the hammer throw if teammate Samuel Coil had not also posted a personal-best mark on the day (ninth, 174-07.00), finishing with the No. 8 all-time mark.

Junior Haley Mottinger competed in two events and came away with PR's in both, including the school's No. 6 all-time mark in 100m hurdles behind O'Connor (fourth, 14.26w). She also led the five total Jackrabbits in the 200m for a personal-best (15th, 25.96) - two others added their best career marks as well.

Freshman standout Addison Eisenbeisz elevated another two inches in the high jump to tie for SDSU's No. 8 all-time mark with Lora Shearer (2009) and earn her first career outdoor win, second overall (5-07.00).

Junior Amy Muller is now ranked in SDSU's top 10 for both indoor and outdoor pole vault as she reached an additional 11.75 inches to move into No. 7 all-time (sixth, 11-05.75). She reset her best indoors last season, finishing with the school's No. 5 all-time mark.

Freshmen duo Riley Bauer and Tre Manning added wins in their respective events. Manning, along with sophomore Daniel Clarke (23-00.75), went 1-2 in the long jump for Manning's first win outdoors, second overall (23-03.50). Bauer led the Jacks in his first outdoor 800m of the season (1:51.81), missing the top-10 list by 0.08 seconds (Jr. Wyatt Gatrost set the No. 10 mark last weekend at the Mike Fanelli Classic).

Senior Rachel Astleford opened the morning with a personal-best mark in the javelin (third, 134-05.00). Her mark was good enough to climb to the No. 5 mark all-time - the first Jackrabbit in the top half since Amy Paulzine's 2012 throw (school record, 149-09.00). She was previously seventh all-time before her sixth career top-three finish.

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UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits are scheduled to compete at the Minnesota Spring Open next weekend, weather pending, before making another trip out to California to compete in three meets - the Bryan Clay Invite (April 17-19), the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate (April 18), and the Mt. SAC Relays (April 18-20).

SDSU's schedule will continue to be busy after the second California trip as the team makes another trip to Vermillion on the following Tuesday, the USD Twilight, and then a swing into Iowa at the Drake Relays, starting on Wednesday, and the Kip Janvrin Open, on Thursday and Friday.

JACKRABBIT EVENT-WINNERS (6 Jacks, 7 Events)
- MEN (4 Jacks, 5 Events) -
So. Coby Hilton (100m, 200m)
Fr. Riley Bauer (800m)
Fr. Tre Manning (LJ)
So. Noah Huber (SP)
- WOMEN (2 Jacks, 2 Events) -
Jr. Jaymie O'Connor (100H)
Fr. Addison Eisenbeisz (HJ)

JACKRABBIT PERSONAL-BEST MARKS RESET (32 Jacks, 42 Events, 10 Top-10s)
- MEN (12 Jacks, 17 Events, 5 Top-10s) -
So. Coby Hilton (100m - No. 4, 200m - School Record)
So. Derek Boekelheide (800m)
Fr. Thomas Breuckman (1,500m)
Fr. Ben Olson (1,500m)
Fr. Blake Iverson (1,500m)
Sr. Peter Bates (110H, 400H)
Jr. Nick Wessels (400H)
So. Michael Schwinghamer (3,000S)
Fr. Mason Schmidt (HJ)
Fr. Jay-Shawn Milton (HJ)
So. Trent Francom (PV - School Record)
So. Noah Huber (SP - No. 3, DT, HT)
R-Fr. Samuel Coil (HT- No. 8)
- WOMEN (19 Jacks, 25 Events, 5 Top-10s) -
So. Emily Altenburg (100m)
Fr. Mikayla Wevik (100m, 200m)
So. Madisson Gay (100m)
Jr. Haley Mottinger (200m, 100H - No. 6)
So. Kendyl Kreber (200m, 100H)
So. Chloe Bermel (400m)
Fr. Bailey Dergan (1,500m)
Jr. Jaymie O'Connor (100H - School Record, 400H)
Fr. Addison Eisenbeisz (HJ - T-No. 8)
So. Madison Mingo (HJ)
Jr. Chloe Holtz (T-PR-HJ, T-PR-TJ)
Fr. Lynsey Stevens (T-PR-HJ)
Jr. Amy Muller (PV - No. 7)
So. Sophie Bisgard (TJ)
So. Naomi Wynn (SP)
Fr. Meghan Hettinga (SP, DT)
Fr. Caitlin Thilges (DT)
Sr. Rachel Astleford (JT - No. 5)
So. Alex Dynes (JT)

INDIVIDUAL JACKRABBIT RESULTS
100m - Men - Finals
1. Hilton, Coby (10.50w)
12. Johnson, Sam (11.38w)

Sophomore Coby Hilton started his 100m outdoor campaign with his first career win in the event and a personal-best. He cuts 0.01 seconds off and breaks a No. 4 all-time tie with teammate Sam Zenner to take sole possession of the place.

His previous-best was set at the 2018 Summit League Championships and came off a personal-best reset by 0.01 seconds in the 200m to break the tie with Mark McConnell (1986, 21.34). He set the school record in the 200m later in the afternoon on Saturday in Vermillion (20.92).

Hilton beat the competition by 0.10 seconds while senior Sam Johnson posted his first career 100m.

100m - Women - Finals
T-9. Altenburg, Emily (12.31w)
T-17. Wevik, Mikayla (12.68w)
20. Thill, Jennifer (12.91w)
T-21. Gay, Madisson (12.93w)

Sophomore Emily Altenburg tallied a personal-best in the event (by 0.34 seconds) while freshman Mikayla Wevik (by 0.18 seconds) and sophomore Madisson Gay (by 0.24 seconds, has an illegal wind PR of 12.76W) also scored personal-bests.

200m - Men - Finals
1. Hilton, Coby (20.92)
15. Johnson, Sam (22.75)

Sophomore Coby Hilton resets the 26-year old school record in the 200m, previously held by Edmund Estephane ('93). He cut 0.22 seconds off the record and 0.41 seconds off his second PR reset (ORU Invite, 21.33w). Not to mention, beating the meet's competition by 0.50 seconds.

The Marshall, Minn. native finished the 2018 outdoor campaign with a PR reset at The Summit League Championships, a mark tied for No. 4 all-time outdoors (21.34w). And after jostling with teammates Sam Zenner and Landon Larson for positioning on the indoor 200m top-10 list (holding the record for a week, Jan. 12-Jan. 17), he has now claimed South Dakota State's all-time fastest 200m runner - indoors or outdoors.

Hilton joins Estephane as the only Jackrabbit to hold both the indoor and outdoor school record in the same academic year, as Hilton held the indoor record for a short time in January and now holds the outdoor record, and Estephane held both records prior (indoor record holder - 17 years, 1994-2010 ... outdoor record holder - 26 years, 1993-2018).

The sophomore also notched his second consecutive win outdoors (two career outdoor wins), and his fifth overall win in the event (three indoors). He holds the No. 2 all-time indoor mark (21.24) while having the outdoor school record (20.92) and overall 200m record.

Hilton also improved his personal-best in the 100m earlier on Saturday in Vermillion (10.50w), take sole possession of the No. 4 all-time mark (was tied with Zenner, 10.51w). Indoors, he has the school's No. 3 all-time mark in the 60m (6.85) behind teammates Zenner and Larson.

Senior Sam Johnson notched his first 200m of the season, his second event he's tried for the first time this weekend as he also competed in the 100m.

200m - Women - Finals
15. Mottinger, Haley (25.96)
17. Thill, Jennifer (26.25)
21. Wevik, Mikayla (26.42w)
28. Gay, Madisson (26.97w)
39. Kreber, Kendyl (28.15)

Sophomore Haley Mottinger led the Jackrabbits on a personal-best resetting race as Mottinger (by 0.33 seconds), freshman Mikalya Wevik (by 0.28 seconds), and sophomore Kendyl Kreber (by 0.17 seconds) notched personal-best marks. Junior Jennifer Thill posted her first mark of the season in the event, 0.04 seconds from her PR.

400m - Men - Finals
6. Acker, Mitchel (49.47)
9. Gatrost, Wyatt (50.28)
10. Kuil, Cameron (50.69)

Sophomore Cameron Kuil finished his first 400m of the season, while it is the second attempts for junior Wyatt Gatrost and sophomore Mitchel Acker.

400m - Women - Finals
5. Covey, Oksana (57.72)
6. Steele, Krista (58.90)
8. Bermel, Chloe (1:00.24)
9. Carlson, Delaney (1:00.27)
10. Van Dyke, Lauren (1:00.39)

Sophomore Chloe Bermel opens her 400m season with a personal-best by 0.67 seconds while freshman Lauren Van Dyke ran her first career outdoor 400m, junior Delaney Carlson's first 400m of the season.

800m - Men - Finals
1. Bauer, Riley (1:51.81)
2. Burdick, Kyle (1:52.58)
6. Iverson, Blake (1:55.78)
13. Boekelheide, Derek (1:58.76)
14. Burkhalter, Daniel - Una. (1:58.84)

Freshman Riley Bauer will open his outdoor 800m career undefeated as he wins his first career race, missing the school's all-time top 10 mark by 0.08 seconds (Jr. Wyatt Gatrost set the No. 10 all-time mark last weekend). Fellow freshman Blake Iverson and unattached freshman Daniel Burkhalter post their first outdoor 800m while senior Kyle Burdick and sophomore Derek Boekelheide finish their first 800m of the season. Boekelheide's mark is a personal-best by 3.53 seconds.

800m - Women - Finals
9. Propst, Rachel (2:20.62)
14. Sample, Nichole (2:25.92)
15. Glazier, Tori (2:26.22)
18. Christoffer, Jessica (2:29.58)
24. Pfeiffer, Serena (2:37.84)
26. Stadler, Abbey (2:40.48)

Freshmen Nichole Sample, Jessica Christoffer, Serena Peiffer, and Abbey Stadler all ran their first career outdoor 800m.

1,500m - Men - Finals
5. Lawton, Cal (3:57.32)
7. Breuckman, Thomas (3:59.05)
11. Olson, Ben (4:02.07)
13. Iverson, Blake (4:04.51)
14. Nelson, Lukas (4:05.41)

First mark of the season for senior Cal Lawton and junior Lukas Nelson. The freshmen trio of Thomas Breuckman, Ben Olson, and Blake Iverson all recorded personal-best marks in their second-ever attempts.

1,500m - Women - Finals
5. Nelson, Emma (4:59.95)
11. Dergan, Bailey (5:14.41)
12. Emmick, Elise (5:14.97)
15. Krause, Mary (5:28.28)

Freshman Bailey Dergan notched a PR by 2.56 seconds, improving upon her ORU Invite mark. Fellow freshman Elise Emmick recorded her first career outdoor mark while junior Emma Nelson and sophomore Mary Krause added their first 1,500m race of the season.

5,000m - Men - Finals
None.

5,000m - Women - Finals
2. Donnay, Anna (17:48.14)
3. Berzonsky, Emily (17:56.93)
5. Schell, Mackenzie (18:35.23)

Senior Emily Berzonsky recorded a season-best in her second attempt of the season in the 5,000m, trimming 12.11 seconds, for her third career top-three finish outdoors. Sophomore Anna Donnay led the squad in her first attempt of the 2019 outdoor campaign, finishing runner-up for her second career top-three finish outdoors (first one was at the 2018 Summit League Championships).

110m Hurdles - Men - Finals
4. Wessels, Nick (14.87w)
7. Pierzinski, Reid (15.14w)
8. Bates, Peter (15.43w)
15. Hieber, Evan (15.98w)

Senior Peter Bates resets his personal-best for the second time this season, this time cutting 0.36 seconds off of the ORU Invite mark.

100m Hurdles - Women - Finals
1. O'Connor, Jaymie (13.75w)
4. Mottinger, Haley (14.26w)
22. Kreber, Kendyl (16.16w)

Junior Jaymie O'Connor reset the school record in the 100m hurdles with her second career win in the event. She trimmed 0.25 seconds from her previous-best (from 2018) and cut 0.10 seconds from the 17-year old school record. O'Connor now owns both the indoor record (60m hurdles) and outdoor record (100m hurdles), resetting both during the 2018-19 academic year (has owned the indoor record since the 2017 Summit League Championships).

She is one of two Jackrabbits to ever own the indoor and outdoor record, along with the previous record-holder Jennifer Stovall. Stovall held the indoor record for nine years (60m hurdles, 2003-2011) and the outdoor record for 17 years (100m hurdles, 2002-2018). She still owns a share of the discontinued indoor 55m hurdles record (2000, 8.15).

Sophomore Haley Mottinger climbed into the school's top 10, trimming 0.47 seconds to be No. 6 all-time. She also entered the indoor 60m hurdles all-time list this year at No. 6 (8.81). Sophomore Kendyl Kreber made it three-for-three on personal-best marks in the event with a 0.17-second PR reset from the ORU Invite.

400m Hurdles - Men - Finals
6. Pierzinski, Reid (56.27)
7. Lieberg, Jake (57.26)
8. Wessels, Nick (57.28)
9. Bates, Peter (57.29)

Senior Peter Bates and junior Nick Wessels ran personal-best marks in the event - Bates beating his previous-best by 0.10 seconds and Wessels (first attempt on the season) beating his by 0.58 seconds. Junior Jake Lieberg posted a season-best mark by 0.57 seconds.

400m Hurdles - Women - Finals
3. O'Connor, Jaymie (1:05.26)

Junior Jaymie O'Connor, who reset the 100m hurdles school record earlier in the afternoon, posted her second career mark in the 400m hurdles - adding a personal-best by 4.79 seconds.

3,000m Steeplechase - Men - Finals
2. Schwinghamer, Michael (9:26.49)
3. Mather, Micah (9:29.83)
9. Klawitter, Chandler (10:06.47)
10. Rush, Andrew (10:11.00)

Sophomore Michael Schwinghamer set his personal-best by 14.97 seconds in his first attempt of the season, his best place-finish (second top-three finish of his career). Junior Micah Mather recorded his fourth career top-three finish in the event.

3,000m Steeplechase - Women - Finals
None.

4x100m Relay - Men - Finals
None.

4x100m Relay - Women - Finals
4. "A" Team (48.99)
(1. Jr. Delaney Carlson, 2. So. Chloe Bermel, 3. Jr. Jennifer Thill, 4. Fr. Mikayla Wevik)

The Jackrabbits' second attempt in the relay (same student-athletes), missing their best set at the ORU Invite by 0.23 seconds.

4x400m Relay - Men - Finals
3. "A" Team (3:18.72)
(1. Fr. Reid Pierzinski, 2. Sr. Cal Lawton, 3. Fr. Riley Bauer, 4. Jr. Wyatt Gatrost)

7. "B" Team (3:26.99)
(1. So. Cameron Kuil, 2. So. Derek Boekelheide, 3. Jr. Jake Lieberg, 4. Jr. Evan Hieber)

First marks in the 4x400m relay for the Jackrabbit men this season.

4x400m Relay - Women - Finals
3. "A" Team (3:53.75)
(1. Fr. Lauren Van Dyke, 2. Sr. Krista Steele, 3. Jr. Delaney Carlson, 4. So. Oksana Covey)

6. "B" Team (4:00.92)
(1. So. Chloe Bermel, 2. Jr. Allison Sebern, 3. Fr. Ellie Friesen, 4. Fr. Nichole Sample)

8. "C" Team (4:17.51)
(1. Fr. Jessica Christoffer, 2. Fr. Abbey Stadler, 3. So. Mary Krause, 4. Fr. Bailey Dergan)

The first 4x400m relays on the women's side this season. The "A" team was within 5.05 seconds from the school's top 10 mark.

High Jump - Men - Finals
7. Sears, Riley (6-05.00)
8. Schmidt, Mason (6-03.25)
9. Milton, Jay-Shawn (6-03.25)

Freshmen duo Mason Schmidt and Jay-Shawn Milton recorded personal-best marks from the ORU Invite by 0.50 inches while senior Riley Sears added a season-best by 2.25 inches, short of his PR by 2.50 inches.

High Jump - Women - Finals
1. Eisenbeisz, Addison (5-07.00)
2. Holtz, Chloe (5-05.00)
6. Mingo, Madison (5-03.00)
T-12. Stevens, Lynsey (4-09.00)

Freshman Addison Eisenbeisz increased her outdoor personal-best by two inches to tie her overall best and be tied for the No. 8 all-time outdoors. She is tied with Lora Shearer ('09) with her first career win outdoors, second overall.

Sophomore Madison Mingo increased her personal-best by 0.75 inches while junior Chloe Holtz and freshman Lynsey Stevens tied their personal-best marks from the ORU Invite.

Pole Vault - Men - Finals
3. Francom, Trent (17-05.00)
T-10. Andera, Anthony (13-11.75)
--. Hieber, Evan (NH)

Sophomore Trent Francom resets the outdoor and overall school record yet again, this time adding another 2.25 inches in his seventh top-three finish out of 11 outdoor attempts. He has reached the 17-foot plateau four times - no other Jackrabbit has reached that height. It was junior Anthony Andera's first mark of the outdoor season.

Pole Vault - Women - Finals
6. Muller, Amy (11-05.75)
15. Johnson, Greta (10-00.00)

Junior Amy Muller added an additional 11.75 inches to her personal-best previous set at the ORU Invite to jump into the school's all-time top 10 list at No. 7. She also has the No. 5 all-time mark indoors, first to crack the indoor list since 2016 and first in outdoors since 2017. Freshman Greta Johnson posted her first career outdoor mark.

Long Jump - Men - Finals
1. Manning, Tre (23-03.50)
2. Clarke, Daniel (23-00.75)

Freshman Tre Manning and sophomore Daniel Clarke go 1-2 in the long jump with Manning tallying his first career win outdoors, second overall, and Clarke adding his first mark outdoors.

Long Jump - Women - Finals
2. Stewart, Emma (18-05.00w)
4. Altenburg, Emily (18-01.75w)
--. Holtz, Chloe (ND)
--. Eisenbeisz, Addison (ND)

Sophomore Emma Stewart just misses her personal-best and No. 8 all-time mark for SDSU by 0.50 inches (set it last weekend at the ORU Invite) while fellow sophomore Emily Altenburg posted a season-best by 0.75 inches, short of her PR by 2.50 inches. Stewart tallies her third career top-three finish outdoors, second this season.

Triple Jump - Men - Finals
None.

Triple Jump - Women - Finals
6. Bisgard, Sophie (37-05.00w)
7. Holtz, Chloe (37-02.25)
--. Eisenbeisz, Addison (ND)
--. Altenburg, Emily (ND)

Sophomore Sophie Bisgard jumps a big personal-best, adding 1-11.25 feet and missing the school's top 10 by 6.50 inches. Junior Chloe Holtz tied her personal-best from 2018, increasing her season-best mark from the ORU Invite by two inches.

Shot Put - Men - Finals
1. Huber, Noah (56-08.75)
--. Coil, Sam (Foul)

Sophomore Noah Huber added his second consecutive win in the shot put, second of his career, with a personal-best mark that adds another 1-01.00 feet and moves him into the No. 3 all-time spot (ahead of Brad Alfred, 1979, 55-08.25). He has added three career wins so far in 2019, all his firsts (two in shot put, one in discus throw).

Shot Put - Women - Finals
4. Moorhouse, Madeline (45-02.25)
13. Stranger, Elizabeth (41-06.50)
15. Wynn, Naomi (40-07.00)
19. Hettinga, Meghan (39-04.00)
22. Dynes, Alex (37-03.25)
23. Leiseth, Faith (36-07.75)

Sophomore Madeline Moorhouse launched a season-best mark in her second attempt of the season, short of her personal-best by 2.75 inches. Sophomore Naomi Wynn posted her first outdoor mark of the season, a personal-best by 1.50 inches, while freshman Meghan Hettinga added a personal-best in her second career attempt outdoors this season by 1-09.00 feet. It was the first mark of the season for sophomore Alex Dynes and the first career outdoor mark for freshman Elizabeth Stranger.

Discus Throw - Men - Finals
7. Huber, Noah (162-10.00)

Sophomore Noah Huber added his second personal-best mark of the weekend, increasing it by 6.00 inches, short of the school's top 10 list by 1-01.00 feet.

Discus Throw - Women - Finals
4. Vollmer, Kasie (147-00.00)
13. Hettinga, Meghan (131-05.00)
15. Thilges, Caitlin (124-11.00)
--. Leiseth, Faith (Foul)

Junior Kasie Vollmer appeared in her first event of the 2018-19 academic year, finishing fourth, while freshmenn Meghan Hettinga (by 10-03.00) and Caitlin Thilges (by 4-07.00) added personal-best marks in their second career attempts.

Hammer Throw - Men - Finals
4. Ammons, Logan (190-02.00)
9. Coil, Sam (174-07.00)
11. Huber, Noah (168-08.00)

Redshirt freshman Samuel Coil added a personal-best mark by 18-03.00 feet, ranking now No. 8 all-time for SDSU. Teammate and sophomore Noah Huber recorded his first attached mark in the event, beating his unattached best from the 2017 NSU Twilight (137-10.00). Huber's mark is two feet short of the school's top 10 all-time list because of Coil's recent addition, would have been No. 10 all-time otherwise.

Hammer Throw - Women - Finals
12. Zinola, Miranda (150-07.00)
21. Shubert, Kenzie (114-08.00)
--. Wynn, Naomi (Foul)
--. Thilges, Caitlin (Foul)

It is the first Jackrabbit marks in the women's hammer throw, while redshirt freshman Kenzie Shubert notched her first career mark in the event.

Javelin Throw - Men - Finals
8. Hieber, Evan (156-09.00)
12. Bates, Peter (141-06.00)

First Jackrabbit marks of the season in the javelin throw. Senior Peter Bates has a personal-best mark of 159-07.00 set at the 2017 Summit League Championships. Junior Evan Hieber notched his personal-best of 172-02.00 at the 2018 Summit League Championships in the decathlon. The school's 10th-best mark all-time is 175-01.00.

Javelin Throw - Women - Finals
3. Astleford, Rachel (134-05.00)
16. Dynes, Alex (93-05.00)
19. Plank, Kathryn (77-02.00)
21. Zinola, Miranda (77-02.00)

Senior Rachel Astleford resets her personal-best in her first meet of the 2019 campaign, climbing to No. 5 all-time from seventh. She is the first Jackrabbit in the top-five since Amy Paulzine in 2012 (school record, 149-09.00). Astleford passed Lisa Kannegieter (1994, 134-00.00) and Nancy Overman (1997, 133-10.00) with her sixth career top-three finish.

Sophomore Alex Dynes notched a personal-best by 15-00.00 in her first attempt of the season, while sophomore Miranda ZInola recorded her first career mark in the event.

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