Completed Event: Men's Track and Field at NCAA Championships on June 11, 2025 , , No Team Score
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Men's Track and Field
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at NCAA Championships
South Dakota State University Athletics
2019 Men's Track and Field Roster
Courter, Bryant
Bryant Courter
- Hometown:
- Rich Hill, Mo.
- Prev School:
- Rich Hill H.S.
- Indoor:
- Jr.
- Position:
- Jumps
- Outdoor:
- Jr.
- Class:
- Junior
Bio
CAREER RESULTS
PERSONAL BEST MARKS: (updated before the 2019 season)
100M OUT: 11.14 (2018 - SO, USD Invite - 4/11)
4x100M OUT: 43.50 (2018 - SO, USD Invite - 4/11)
HJ IN: 6-10.75 (2018 - SO, Summit League - 2/23-24)
HJ OUT: 6-07.50 (2017 - FR, Summit League - 5/11-13)
LJ IN: 24-05.00 (2018 - SO, Summit League - 2/23-24)
LJ OUT: 25-00.00w (2018 - SO, Summit League - 5/10-12)
26-01.50W (2018 - SO, Summit League - 5/10-12)
TJ IN: 50-05.25 (2018 - SO, Summit League - 2/23-24)
TJ OUT: 51-11.25w (2018 - SO, Summit League - 5/10-12)
HONORS & AWARDS:
Summit League Championship Field MVP (ITF 2017, 2018 OTF 2017, 2018)
Summit League Championship Newcomer (ITF 2017, OTF 2017)
All-Summit League (ITF 2017, 2018 OTF 2017, 2018)
RECORDS:
School Record: TJ IN: 50-05.25 (2018 - SO, Summit League - 2/23-24)
School Record: TJ OUT: 51-11.25w (2018 - SO, Summit League - 5/10-12)
2017-18:
OUTDOOR: Competed in 12 events during the outdoor season ... qualified for the NCAA West Prelims (5/24-26) for the second consecutive year in both the long jump (30th on the declaration sheet) and triple jump (13th on the declaration sheet) ... finished 36th in the triple jump (48-07.50) and 34th in the long jump (23-06.75) at the NCAA Prelims - beating his place-finish in the long jump by one place (35th in 2017) ... recorded a historic Summit League Championship performance (5/10-12), winning both the long jump (26-01.50W) and triple jump (51-11.25w) while placing fifth in the high jump (6-05.00) ... defended his outdoor championship long jump title, winning by 10.75 inches but the mark had an illegal wind for the NCAA and school records (5.7) ... his second-best mark (25-00.00w) is second all-time on the school's top 10 - just four inches from the 2012 school record ... his championships triple jump is the school record, which defended his triple jump title ... increased his TJ PR by 1-08.50 feet ... his illegal long jump would have been a league championship record and his legal mark was 5.50 inches, while his triple jump mark was 1.25 inches from the league record ... his league championship performance help the Jacks sweep the men's championship awards - Courter winning the Championship Field MVP for his second consecutive season (2017 Co-Field MVP & Newcomer) ... won a total of four events (two triple, two long, one of each in the league championships) with one second-place finish out of nine jump events ... competed in the 100m (11.14) and 4x100m relay (43.50) for the first time in his collegiate career at the USD Invite (4/11) ... had the team’s sixth-best 100m (20th in the league), sixth best 4x100m relay mark, third-best high jump (eighth), best long jump (second in the league, 64th in the NCAA), and best triple jump (best in the league, 32nd in the NCAA).
INDOOR: Competed 10 events ... throughout the 2018 indoor season, he reset the school record four times and etched his name on three meet records (including in the indoor league championship record) ... added his final PR in the triple jump (50-05.25), winning the The Summit League Championship event (2/23-24), while adding PR's in both the long jump (24-05.00) - runner-up - and high jump (6-10.75) there - runner-up - ... won 2018 Indoor Championship Field MVP - his second consecutive accolade ... undefeated in the indoor triple jump - four meet attempts - winning the SDSU Holiday Open (12/1-2) with a meet record (50-00.75), the Jim Emmerich (1/20) with a meet record (50-02.00), the SDSU Classic (2/9-10) with the meet record (50-04.50), and the league championships with the meet record.
2016-17:
OUTDOOR: Competed in 13 events ... recorded a 24-01.75 long jump in the NCAA West Preliminary Round (5/25-27), finishing 35th ... won the long jump, jumping a career-best 24-07.25 at The Summit League Championships (5/11-13) ... that mark ranks third in SDSU’s top 10 list ... recorded a season-best 6-07.50 high jump at The Summit League Championships, placing fourth ... won the triple jump, setting a career-best 50-02.75 at The Summit League Championships ... the triple jump ranks 10th farthest on SDSU’s top 10 list ... followed that up with a 49-05.75 triple jump in the NCAA Preliminary Round, placing 35th.
INDOOR: Competed in 12 events ... finished third in The Summit League Championship (2/24-25) with a 6-07.00 high jump ... won the long jump, jumping a season-best 23-08.00 at The Summit League Championships ... the long jump mark ranks fourth farthest on the school’s top 10 list ... added a season-best 47-07.00 in the triple jump at the SDSU Indoor Classic (2/10-11), placing sixth ... finished third (47-05.75) in the triple jump at The Summit League Championships ... posted career-best 6-08.75 in the high jump at the Jim Emmerich Alumni Invite (1/21), placing third ... that mark ranks sixth on the SDSU top 10 list.
BEFORE SDSU: Earned all-state honors in 2014, 2015 and 2016 ... state record-holder in the triple jump (47-8) ... three-time state champion in the triple jump (2014, 2015, 2016) ... two-time state champion in the long jump (2015 and 2016) ... won titles in high jump (6-5.75), long jump (23-1.5), and triple jump (46-8.5) at the 2016 Missouri/Kansas All-Star meet ... won state titles in the high jump (6-5), long jump (23-0.25), triple jump (47-8) and finished second in the 100-meter dash (11.09) at the 2016 state meet ... member of second-place 4x100 relay team at the 2015 state meet ... holds school records in the long jump, high jump, triple jump, 4x100 relay and javelin throw ... earned a total of 12 varsity letters (four in football, three in track, three in basketball, two in baseball) ... first-team all-state basketball selection in 2016 ... honor roll 2012-16.
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