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FINAL
Women's Track and Field
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at NCAA West First Round
South Dakota State University Athletics
Friday, February 14
Brookings, S.D.
4:00 p.m.
South Dakota State University
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SDSU Indoor Classic
JACKS BREAK TWO PROGRAM RECORDS
2/15/2025 9:51:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Women's Track and Field
BROOKINGS, S.D. — South Dakota State rounds out day two of the SDSU Classic with two new program records on Saturday evening.
RESULTS
HEAD COACH ROD DEHAVEN
"Two long days of track, certainly, but it was a great way to end the meet with the men's 4X400-meter. We had a ton of great performances, highlighted by Brielle's school record. We had a couple of big performances from Cody Larson and Jaiden Boomsma won over in long jump. I think we had a lot of personal bests all across the board. Overall, a really great weekend for the Jackrabbits. We just need to get totally healthy and build upon it here in the next two weeks and get ready for the Summit League meet.
THE MEET
Brielle Dixon continues to dominate as the senior clocked another 60-hurdles program record, besting her previous run of 8.28 which she had set just last weekend. Dixon won the event with a time of 8.26, which is currently the fastest time in the league this season.
Following her 60-hurdles record-breaking performance, Dixon made her way back to the line moments later to compete in the finals of the 60-meter dash. The senior clocked another personal record, crossing the line at 7.51 to finish runner-up. Dixon's time is currently fourth-fastest in the conference this season and placed her as the fourth-best 60-meter performer in Jackrabbit history.
Dixon's 60-hurdles run wasn't the only record-breaker of the night. The men's 4X400-meter relay team, consisting of Lucas Flemmer, Sam Castle, Thailan Hallman, and James Pierce, posted a new program record with a run of 3:12.12 to take gold.
Over in field events, the Jackrabbit men swept the long jump. Rylan McDonnell led the way with a leap of 22-10.00 (6.96m) to finish first, Isaac Flanegan landed a mark of 22-05.00 (6.83m) to secure silver, and Hudson Schroeder took bronze with a jump of 22-01.50 (6.74m).
Jaiden Boomsma took care of business on the women's side. Boomsma won the women's long jump with a mark of 19-04.75 (5.91m).
For high jump, Madison Kizer leaped over 5-08.00 (1.73m) to win the event. Kizer's mark is currently the fourth-best mark in the league this season.
Cody Larson showed up and showed out for the second day in a row. Larson won the mile with a personal record of 4:03.72, setting him as the fourth-best performer in program history.
In the women's mile, Claire Beckman, Kayla Christopherson, and Lindsey Rotz finished in the top five. Beckman won the event with a time of 4:55.47, the ninth-fastest time in the conference so far this season. Christopherson clocked a time of 4:56.16 to take fourth, while Rotz cruised across the line at 4:56.37 to secure fifth.
Over in sprints, Pierre Lear had a solid outing in the 60-hurdles as the senior took gold with a time of 7.98.
The men's team produced a solid performance in the 60-meter dash as well. Carter Toews clocked a time of 6.84 to finish runner-up, Evan Henderson clutched bronze with a mark of 6.85, and Jake Werner posted a time of 6.90 to take fourth.
Later in the night, Toews competed in the 200-meter invitational, finishing second with a time of 21.60. On the women's side, Maggie Madsen clutched bronze with a time of 24.88.
Along with his stellar 4X400-meter performance, Pierce also put on a show in the 400-meter invitational. The sophomore finished fifth in the event with a time of 47.88. Pierce's time is currently the third-fastest in the league and placed him as the fifth-best performer in program history.
Pierce's 4X400-meter teammates, Flemmer and Castle, also saw a stellar 400-meter performance, this time in the open 400-meter event. Flemmer clutched bronze with a time of 48.39 to become the sixth-fastest 400-meter performer in program history. Castle cruised in at fourth with a time of 48.64 to take his place as the ninth-best performer in Jackrabbit history.
UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits host the last regular-season meet of the year, the SDSU Classic, slated to start on Friday, Feb 21 at 3:30 p.m.
RESULTS
HEAD COACH ROD DEHAVEN
"Two long days of track, certainly, but it was a great way to end the meet with the men's 4X400-meter. We had a ton of great performances, highlighted by Brielle's school record. We had a couple of big performances from Cody Larson and Jaiden Boomsma won over in long jump. I think we had a lot of personal bests all across the board. Overall, a really great weekend for the Jackrabbits. We just need to get totally healthy and build upon it here in the next two weeks and get ready for the Summit League meet.
THE MEET
Brielle Dixon continues to dominate as the senior clocked another 60-hurdles program record, besting her previous run of 8.28 which she had set just last weekend. Dixon won the event with a time of 8.26, which is currently the fastest time in the league this season.
Following her 60-hurdles record-breaking performance, Dixon made her way back to the line moments later to compete in the finals of the 60-meter dash. The senior clocked another personal record, crossing the line at 7.51 to finish runner-up. Dixon's time is currently fourth-fastest in the conference this season and placed her as the fourth-best 60-meter performer in Jackrabbit history.
Dixon's 60-hurdles run wasn't the only record-breaker of the night. The men's 4X400-meter relay team, consisting of Lucas Flemmer, Sam Castle, Thailan Hallman, and James Pierce, posted a new program record with a run of 3:12.12 to take gold.
Over in field events, the Jackrabbit men swept the long jump. Rylan McDonnell led the way with a leap of 22-10.00 (6.96m) to finish first, Isaac Flanegan landed a mark of 22-05.00 (6.83m) to secure silver, and Hudson Schroeder took bronze with a jump of 22-01.50 (6.74m).
Jaiden Boomsma took care of business on the women's side. Boomsma won the women's long jump with a mark of 19-04.75 (5.91m).
For high jump, Madison Kizer leaped over 5-08.00 (1.73m) to win the event. Kizer's mark is currently the fourth-best mark in the league this season.
Cody Larson showed up and showed out for the second day in a row. Larson won the mile with a personal record of 4:03.72, setting him as the fourth-best performer in program history.
In the women's mile, Claire Beckman, Kayla Christopherson, and Lindsey Rotz finished in the top five. Beckman won the event with a time of 4:55.47, the ninth-fastest time in the conference so far this season. Christopherson clocked a time of 4:56.16 to take fourth, while Rotz cruised across the line at 4:56.37 to secure fifth.
Over in sprints, Pierre Lear had a solid outing in the 60-hurdles as the senior took gold with a time of 7.98.
The men's team produced a solid performance in the 60-meter dash as well. Carter Toews clocked a time of 6.84 to finish runner-up, Evan Henderson clutched bronze with a mark of 6.85, and Jake Werner posted a time of 6.90 to take fourth.
Later in the night, Toews competed in the 200-meter invitational, finishing second with a time of 21.60. On the women's side, Maggie Madsen clutched bronze with a time of 24.88.
Along with his stellar 4X400-meter performance, Pierce also put on a show in the 400-meter invitational. The sophomore finished fifth in the event with a time of 47.88. Pierce's time is currently the third-fastest in the league and placed him as the fifth-best performer in program history.
Pierce's 4X400-meter teammates, Flemmer and Castle, also saw a stellar 400-meter performance, this time in the open 400-meter event. Flemmer clutched bronze with a time of 48.39 to become the sixth-fastest 400-meter performer in program history. Castle cruised in at fourth with a time of 48.64 to take his place as the ninth-best performer in Jackrabbit history.
UP NEXT
The Jackrabbits host the last regular-season meet of the year, the SDSU Classic, slated to start on Friday, Feb 21 at 3:30 p.m.
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