Jacks Still Have PR's Despite Meet Cut Short

Friday, May 4

Sioux Falls, S.D.

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South Dakota State University

Howard Wood Dakota Relays

5/5/2018 6:27:00 PM | Men's Track and Field, Track and Field, Women's Track and Field

Results: Howard Wood Dakota Relays (Day 2)Results: Nebraska Invitational

Jacks still score event winners and PR's on day two of the Dakota Relays despite the shortened meet

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - The South Dakota State track and field team added a few more event winners and personal-best marks on the last weekend before The Summit League Outdoor Championships, including the school record in the men's 4x100m relay.

The relay team traveled down to the Nebraska Invitational today in hopes of getting the 2015 record set by Bo Arnold, LeAndre Kennedy, Zach Schroeder, and Adam Belhaj.

The team (1. R-Fr. Coby Hilton, 2. So. Landon Larson, 3. Fr. Daniel Clarke, 4. So. Sam Zenner) finally broke the school record in their third attempt of the season, winning (40.84) the Nebraska Invitational.

The first two attempts were in the prelims and finals at Drake, with the latter just 0.03 seconds from the school record.

Also, freshman Daniel Clarke tallied his first career win in the 100m with a personal-best mark and the school's fourth-best time. Redshirt freshman Coby Hilton added a PR in the 100m as well, just missing the newly established 10th-best mark by 0.02 seconds.

Wrapping up the personal-bests in Lincoln, Neb. was junior Skyler Monaghan and freshman Cameron Kuil in the 400m. Monaghan now has the fastest mark of the season on the team's season performance list, Kuil is tied for second with sophomore Landon Larson.

Howard Wood Dakota Relays
Even though the Howard Wood Dakota Relays had to be cut short due to weather (the Jackrabbits were not able to finish the 4x400m relay for both men and women), the State runners recorded two more event winners to total four for the weekend in Sioux Falls, S.D.

Sophomore Kendra Dykstra notched her second win of the weekend, this time in the 1,500m where gathered her first win in the event and second top-three finish.

Last night, Dykstra tallied a personal-best mark in the 800m, which is enough to break into the school's top 10 at fourth. She beat her previous-best by 3.55 seconds and scored her third career win.

Junior Krista Steele was right behind Dykstra in the 1,500m this afternoon and scored herself a personal-best that is ninth on the school's top 10 list.

Sophomore Emma Nelson also posted a PR in the 1,500m with her first mark of the 2018 season. She beat her previous-best mark by 26.52 seconds.

Junior Kasie Vollmer added the second win of the afternoon for the Jackrabbits, which is her third win of the season and seventh of her career. She also tallied her second win at the Howard for her career, winning the 2017 Dakota Relays.

Freshman Miranda Zinola recorded a personal-best mark in the discus, finishing behind Vollmer at eighth and beating her previous-best throw by 4-09.00 feet.

On the men's side, senior Mason Leiseth put the best place-finish on the board for SDSU on Saturday at the relays. He finished second in the shot put, his second top-three in the shot put of the season, after finishing third in the discus on Friday.

Unattached Samuel Coil added a personal-best behind Leiseth in the shot put, increasing it by 4.50 inches and finishing with his third top-three finish of his career.

The men's 1,500m recorded four personal-best marks with junior Jordan Hanna improving his time by 8.09 seconds, freshmen Evan Fick and Cole Sargent improving by 4.34 seconds and 1.14 seconds, and junior Matt Wilson improving by 6.78 seconds.

Howard Wood Dakota Relays - Gold Medal Scholarship Athletes
Future Jackrabbits Daniel Burkhalter and Tori Glazier won the Gold Medal Scholarship provided by Dakota Relays. Burkhalter competed in the 800m and three relay events. His team won the 4x800m relay with a time of 9:53.48 and placed eighth in the 800m with a time of 2:04.60. Glazier finished fifth in the 1,600m run with a time of 5:12.26.

Up Next
The Jackrabbits will travel to The Summit League Outdoor Championships back in Tulsa, Okla. on May 10-12, hosted by Oral Roberts. The Jackrabbits have been in Tulsa twice early on in the season and once at ORU's ONEOK Sport Complex.

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The Numbers
The total of number of event winners, top-three finishes and PR's tallied to:
Total: 7 event winners, 31 total top-threes, 38 PR's
From Saturday: Men - 2 event winners, 5 top-threes, 12 PR's; Women - 2 event winners, 5 top-threes, 6 PR's
(Bold are events/Jackrabbits who competed on Saturday, regular are from Friday)

Top-Three Finishes - Men (14 Top-Three Jacks, 16 Total Top-Threes, 4 Event Winners)
1. Fr. Daniel Clarke (100m) - Nebraska
1. So. Sam Zenner (200m)
1. Jr. Kyle Burdick (800m)
2. R-Fr. Coby Hilton (200m)
2. Una. Ayub Kassim (800m)
2. Una. Josh Dotson (TJ)
2. Sr. Mason Leiseth (SP)
2. Sr. Colton Bender (HT)
2. So. Dakota Leonhard (JT)
3. R-Fr. Caleb Bray (400m)
3. Una. Ayub Kassim (1,500m)
3. Jr. Riley Sears (HJ)
3. Jr. Ephram Albrecht (TJ)
3. Una. Samuel Coil (SP)
3. Sr. Mason Leiseth (DT)
3. Sr. Logan Ammons (HT)

1. Nebraska: 4x100m Relay (1. R-Fr. Coby Hilton, 2. So. Landon Larson, 3. Fr. Daniel Clarke, 4. So. Sam Zenner) - school record

PR's - Men (19 Jackrabbits, 21 PR's)
Fr. Daniel Clarke (100m) - Nebraska - 4th on school's top 10
R-Fr. Coby Hilton (100m) - Nebraska
R-Fr. Caleb Bray (400m)
Jr. Skyler Monghan (400m) - Nebraska
Fr. Cameron Kuil (400m) - Nebraska
Jr. Kyle Burdick (800m) - 7th on school's top 10
So. Josh Goehring (800m)
Jr. Jordan Hanna (1,500m)
Fr. Evan Fick (1,500m, 5,000m)
Fr. Cole Sargent (1,500m, 5,000m)
Jr. Matt Wilson (1,500m)
Una. Alexander Auch (5,000m)
Fr. Jacob Wilts (5,000m)
So. Nick Wessels (110H)
So. Evan Hieber (110H)
Jr. Peter Bates (400H)
Fr. Michael Schwinghamer (3,000S)
Una. Samuel Coil (SP)
Sr. Logan Ammons (DT)

Top-Three Finishes - Women (12 Top-Three Jacks, 15 Total Top-Threes, 4 Event Winners)
1. So. Kendra Dykstra (800m)
1. So. Kendra Dykstra (1,500m)
1. Jr. Kasie Vollmer (DT)
1. Sr. Vanessa Lane (JT)
2. So. Miatta Flemister-Smith (100m)
2. Sr. Vanessa Lane (400m)
2. Jr. Krista Steele (1,500m)
2. Jr. Abby Sudbeck (HT)
2. Jr. Rachel Astleford (JT)
T-2. So. Chloe Holtz (HJ)
3. Sr. Vanessa Lane (200m)
3. Jr. Savannah Dolezal (400m)
3. Fr. Emma Stewart (LJ)
3. Madeline Moorhouse (SP)

3. 4x100m Relay
(1. So. Delaney Carlson, 2. Sr. Vanessa Lane, 3. So. Jennifer Thill, 4. Jr. Savannah Dolezal)

PR's -Women (14 Jackrabbits, 17 PR's)
So. Jennifer Thill (200m)
Fr. Chloe Bermel (200m, 400m)
Sr. Sandra Gramer (200m)
Sr. Vanessa Lane (400m, JT)
Fr. Madisson Gay (400m)
So. Kendra Dykstra (800m) - 4th on school's top 10
Jr. Krista Steele (1,500m) - 9th on the school's top 10
Sr. Mackenzie Schell (1,500m)
Fr. Mary Krause (1,500m)
So. Emma Nelson (1,500m, 5,000m)
Fr. Kendyl Kreber (100H)
So. Chloe Holtz (HJ)
Fr. Naomi Wynn (SP)
Fr. Miranda Zinola (DT)

Individual Jackrabbit Results - Included: Nebraska Invite, Howard Wood (Day 1), Howard Wood (Day 2)
Howard Wood (Day 1) Recap
NEBRASKA INVITE
100m - Men
1. Clarke, Daniel (10.56w)
4. Hilton, Coby (10.74)
6. Larson, Landon (10.79w)
7. Zenner, Sam (10.80w)

Freshman Daniel Clarke recorded his first victory in the 100m with a personal-best mark, well enough for fourth all-time.

His mark sits right behind Zenner's 2017 mark of 10.51 seconds.

Clarke improved his mark by 0.19 seconds while redshirt freshman Coby Hilton adds a PR by 0.03 seconds.

Hilton missed the original top 10 by 0.01 seconds, but since Clarke moved into the top 10, he now missed it by 0.02 seconds - 10th-best is 10.72 seconds now.

400m - Men
5. Monaghan, Skyler (49.32)
7. Kuil, Cameron (49.43)
8. Johnson, Sam (49.73)

Juniors Skyler Monaghan improved his mark 0.34 seconds while freshman Cameron Kuil beat his by 0.94 seconds.

Junior Sam Johnson improved his season-best mark by 0.16 seconds.

4x100m Relay - Men
1. "A" Team (40.84)
(1. R-Fr. Coby Hilton, 2. So. Landon Larson, 3. Fr. Daniel Clarke, 4. So. Sam Zenner)

The team finally broke the school record in their third attempt of the season. The first two attempts were in the prelims and finals at Drake, with the latter just 0.03 seconds from the school record.

At the Nebraska Invitational, the team won the relay with the new school record, 0.07 seconds faster than the 2015 mark set by Bo Arnold, LeAndre Kennedy, Zach Schroeder, and Adam Belhaj.

HOWARD WOOD DAKOTA RELAYS - Day Two
100m - Men
Did not compete.

100m - Women
2. Flemister-Smith, Miatta (12.31)
9. Carlson, Delaney (12.90)
10. Thill, Jennifer (12.99)
11. Pistulka, Kristin (13.01)
14. Gay, Madisson (13.42)

Sophomores Miatta Flemister-Smith, Delaney Carlson, Jennifer Thill and Kristin Pistulka all improved their marks from the 2017 Howard Wood Dakota Relays.

Flemister-Smith improved her mark by 0.27 seconds, Carlson by 0.10 seconds, Thill by 0.16 seconds, and Pistulka by 0.30 seconds.

Freshman Madisson Gay notched her first 100m mark at the relays.

Flemister-Smith posted her second career top-three finish.

1,500m - Men
3. Una. Kassim, Ayub (3:50.14)
8. Sowada, Sebastian (3:56.19)
13. Hanna, Jordan (3:58.11)
24. Fick, Evan (4:03.40)
30. Una. Auch, Alexander (4:08.86)
31. Radtke, Daniel (4:09.00)
38. Sargent, Cole (4:18.69)
40. Wilson, Matt (4:19.36)

1,500m - Women
1. Dykstra, Kendra (4:30.62)
2. Steele, Krista (4:32.58)
7. Schell, Mackenzie (4:38.97)
11. Dykstra, Renae (4:48.05)
12. Fasen, Anna (4:48.36)
15. Una. Donnay, Emily (4:51.74)
21. Nelson, Emma (4:55.38)
25. Bickett, Shelby (4:59.10)
26. Krause, Mary (5:00.42)

Four Jackrabbits recorded personal-best marks on the men's side.

Junior Jordan Hanna improved his time by 8.09 seconds, freshmen Evan Fick and Cole Sargent improved by 4.34 seconds and 1.14 seconds, and junior Matt Wilson improved by 6.78 seconds.

Sophomore Kendra Dykstra won her first career 1,500m race, totaling for her second career top-three finish.

Junior Krista Steele added a personal-best mark in the event, which brings her to ninth all-time on the school's top 10 list.

Sophomore Emma Nelson posted her first 1,500m race of the season, making it her personal-best by beating her previous-best by 26.52 seconds.

Also adding PR's is senior Mackenzie Schell by 6.54 seconds and freshman Mary Krause by 4.54 seconds.

Junior Renae Dykstra and unattached Emily Donnay posted season-best marks, Dykstra beating her previous-best mark by 1.53 seconds and Donnay by 10.96 seconds. Dykstra was 1.73 seconds short of her PR, while Donnay has a PR of 4:26.96 - third on the school's top 10 list.

110m Hurdles - Men
6. Wessels, Nick (15.27)
8. Hieber, Evan (15.49)

100m Hurdles - Women
8. Mottinger, Haley (15.07)
11. Bohan, Sara (15.37)
12. Neff, Kayla (15.47)
14. Kreber, Kendyl (16.33)

Sophomore Nick Wessels tied his personal-best mark of 15.27, which he set at the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate earlier this season.

Sophomore Evan Hieber also added a PR, beating his previous-best mark by 0.28 seconds.

Freshman Kendyl Kreber notched a career-best by 0.13 seconds in her sixth attempt in the event of the season.

It was also the sixth attempt of the season for sophomore Haley Mottinger, and fifth attempts for both sophomores Sara Bohan and Kayla Neff.

400m Hurdles - Men
8. Prohaska, Josh (57.38)
9. Bates, Peter (57.39)
12. Wessels, Nick (58.13)

400m Hurdles - Women
Did not compete.

Senior Josh Prohaska runs his first career 400m hurdles, which is now atop the men's season performance list.

Junior Peter Bates added a personal-best mark, beating his season-best mark by 0.76 seconds and his previous PR by 0.39 seconds.

Sophomore Nick Wessels posted a season-best mark, beating his previous-best mark by 0.14 seconds and just missing his PR by 0.16 seconds.

4x400m Relay - Women
Did not finish due to weather.

4x400m Relay - Men
Did not finish due to weather.

Pole Vault - Men
4. Francom, Trent (16-06.75)
8. Branick, Brendan (14-01.25)
--. Andera, Anthony (No Height)

Seventh attempt of the season for freshman Trent Francom. Only the second time this season finishing outside the top-three when he posted a mark.

Fifth mark for sophomore Anthony Andera, fourth for junior Brendan Branick.

Long Jump - Men
Did not compete.

Long Jump - Women
3. Stewart, Emma (17-07.00)
5. Altenburg, Emily (17-04.25)
7. Kreber, Kendyl (15-07.50)
--. Lane, Vanessa (Foul)

Freshman Emma Stewart posted her outdoor personal-best mark, increasing it by 2.75 inches. Her third-place finish is the first top-three finish of the season, third of her career.

It was Stewart's second official outdoor mark, fourth for freshman Emily Altenburg, third for freshman Kendyl Kreber, and second for senior Vanessa Lane - which leads the team on the season's performance list with her PR, 18-01.75.

Shot Put - Men
2. Leiseth, Mason (56-09.25)
3. Una. Coil, Samuel (53-08.25)
4. Huber, Noah (53-03.75)
7. Reinke, Max (48-11.00)

Senior Mason Leiseth recorded his second top-three finish in the shot put for the season, his fifth of his career.

Unattached Samuel Coil added an outdoor personal-best mark, increasing it by 4.50 inches. His third-place finish is his third career top-three finish.

Discus Throw - Women
1. Vollmer, Kasie (159-10.00)
8. Zinola, Miranda (133-11.00)
--. Torrance, Allison (Foul)

Junior Kasie Vollmer tallied her third win of the season, seventh of her career. Vollmer also added her second win at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays (last win - 2017, 147-04.00).

Freshman Miranda Zinola scored her personal-best mark, beating her previous-best mark by 4-09.00 feet.

HOWARD WOOD DAKOTA RELAYS - Day 1
200m - Men
1. Zenner, Sam (21.72)
2. Hilton, Coby (21.94)
4. Larson, Landon (22.05)
6. Kuil, Cameron (22.15)
7. Monaghan, Skyler (22.19)
8. Williams, Jalen (22.24)
9. Johnson, Sam (22.41)
12. Schroeder, Zach (22.87)

200m - Women
3. Lane, Vanessa (25.35)
4. Carlson, Delaney (25.62)
9. Thill, Jennifer (26.21)
11. Bermel, Chloe (26.27)
13. Sebern, Allison (26.65)
16. Gramer, Sandra (26.81)
18. Gay, Madisson (27.29)

Sophomore Sam Zenner and junior Zach Schroeder posted season-best marks, Zenner by 0.03 seconds and Schroeder by 0.18 seconds.

It was the second career win for Zenner, fourth top-three finish for redshirt freshman Coby Hilton.

Senior Vanessa Lane added her third career top-three finish in the 200m, first outside of the heptathlon.

Sophomore Jennifer Thill trimmed another 0.03 seconds off her PR, her fourth time this season trimming it, for a total of 0.79 seconds this seasons.

Freshman Chloe Bermel notched a personal-best mark by 0.14 seconds while senior Sandra Gramer added her first career outdoor mark, beating her indoor mark by 0.04 seconds.

400m - Men
3. Bray, Caleb (49.74)
11. Glazier, Chase (52.30)

400m - Women
2. Lane, Vanessa (56.72)
3. Dolezal, Savannah (56.96)
6. Sebern, Allison (59.34)
7. Gramer, Sandra (59.61)
10. Bermel, Chloe (1:00.91)
12. Gay, Madisson (1:02.14)

Redshirt freshman Caleb Bray tallied his outdoor and overall personal-best mark, beating his best outdoor mark by 0.99 seconds and his overall mark by 0.68 seconds.

It was his second career top-three finish.

Junior Chase Glazier notched his first outdoor 400m mark on the 2018 campaign.

Senior Vanessa Lane added a personal-best mark in the 400m to her resume, beating her previous-best mark by 1.62 seconds. She was 0.13 seconds from the school's top 10 list.

Freshmen Chloe Bermel and Madisson Gay notched their PR's by 0.19 seconds and 1.93 seconds.

Senior Sandra Gramer ran her first career outdoor 400m while junior Savannah Dolezal was just 0.03 seconds from her season-best. Sophomore Allison Sebern was 1.28 seconds from her outdoor and overall career-best mark.

800m - Men
1. Burdick, Kyle (1:51.23)
2. Una. Kassim, Ayub (1:51.56)
4. Goehring, Josh (1:52.15)
10. Acker, Mitchel (1:54.45)
13. Prohaska, Josh (1:55.18)
14. Wilson, Matt (1:55.30)
21. Radtke, Daniel (1:56.99)
28. Gatrost, Wyatt (1:59.02)

800m - Women
1. Dykstra, Kendra (2:09.37)
8. Dykstra, Renae (2:16.21)
9. Gray, Madison (2:16.34)
15. Fasen, Anna (2:19.56)
22. Bickett, Shelby (2:24.20)
24. Stoltenburg, Heidi (2:32.41)

First 800m of the season for junior Kyle Burdick, which is a PR, now placing him seventh on the all-time list.

Sophomore Josh Goehring also posted a personal-best mark by 0.29 seconds, just missing the school's top 10 by 0.11 seconds.

Redshirt freshman Mitchel Acker notched his first career outdoor 800m mark while senior Josh Prohaska and sophomore Daniel Radtke trimmed their season-best times.

Prohaska by 0.11 seconds and Radtke by 0.54 seconds.

Sophomore Kendra Dykstra tallied a personal-best mark in the 800m, which is enough to break into the school's top 10 at fourth. She beat her previous-best by 3.55 seconds and scored her third career win.

Senior Renae Dykstra, sophomore Anna Fasen and junior Shelby Bickett all post season-best marks. Renae trimmed her season-best by 2.62 inches, Fasen by 6.76 seconds, and Bickett by 6.81 seconds.

5,000m - Men
5. Fick, Evan (15:14.13)
8. Una. Auch, Alexander (15:23.31)
17. Sargent, Cole (16:00.27)
19. Wilts, Jacob (16:14.07)
24. Munsterman, Ray (17:14.50)

5,000m - Women
6. Nelson, Emma (18:29.07)
--. Propst, Rachel (DNF)

Freshmen Evan Fick, Cole Sargent, and Jacob Willts recorded personal-bests along with unattached Alexander Auch.

Fick improved by 10 seconds, Auch by 0.25 seconds, Sargent by 36.53 seconds, and Wilts by 17.86 seconds.

Sophomore Emma Nelson notched a personal-best mark, beating her previous-best mark by 20.48 seconds.

3,000m Steeplechase - Men
10. Klawitter, Chandler (9:39.06)
11. Schwinghamer, Michael (9:41.46)
15. Peters, Gabe (9:48.13)

3,000m Steeplechase - Women
6. Mechels, Halie (11:27.47)
9. Propst, Rachel (12:10.85)

Freshman Michael Schwinghamer added a PR by 7.17 seconds while junior Chandler Klawitter added a season-best mark by nine seconds.

Freshman Gabe Peters recorded his first official mark in the steeplechase.

Senior Halie Mechels notched a season-best mark, beating her previous-best mark by 8.21 seconds.

4x100m Relay - Men
Did not compete.

4x100m Relay - Women
3. "A" Team (47.19)
(1. So. Delaney Carlson, 2. Sr. Vanessa Lane, 3. So. Jennifer Thill, 4. Jr. Savannah Dolezal)

The women's team set the team's best mark of the season for in the 4x100m relay.

High Jump - Men
3. Sears, Riley (6-07.00)
8. Hejna, JJ (6-05.00)
11. Hieber, Evan (6-01.25)

High Jump - Women
T-2. Holtz, Chloe (5-03.00)
T-6. Mingo, Madison (5-01.00)
--. Neff, Kayla (No Height)

Junior Riley Sears added a new season-best, just 0.50 inches from tying his outdoor and overall PR.

He is now tied with senior J.J. Hejna for the team's best mark in the high jump this season. It was his 10th career top-three finish.

Sophomore Chloe Holtz tied her PR for the second time this season, first setting 5-03.00 during the 2017 outdoor season and set it once during the 2018 indoor season. This year, she recorded 5-03.00 at the Dakota Invite.

It is her third top-three finish of the season, sixth of her career.

Pole Vault - Women
Did not compete.

Triple Jump - Men
2. Una. Dotson, Josh (46-06.25)
3. Albrecht, Ephram (43-08.00)

Triple Jump - Women
4. Holtz, Chloe (36-02.25)
5. Bisgard, Sophie (34-01.50)

Junior Ephram Albrecht added his fourth top-three finish of the season, 14th of his career.

Unattached Josh Dotson notched his second jump of season - both have been top-three finishes, which total to 11 for his career.

Sixth triple jump of the season for sophomore Chloe Holtz, while it's the fifth attempt for freshman Sophie Bisgard.

Shot Put - Women
3. Moorhouse, Madi (44-11.00)
4. TerWee, Micayla (43-00.25)
T-8. Astleford, Rachel (41-03.25)
10. Wynn, Naomi (40-05.50)
12. Johnson, Emma (38-03.50)
15. Dynes, Alex (35-06.75)

Freshman Madeline Moorhouse gets her first top-three finish of the season, third of her young career.

Freshman Naomi Wynn notched a personal-best mark, beating her previous-best mark by 2.25 inches.

While junior Rachel Astleford came just one inch short of her season-best mark.

Discus Throw - Men
3. Leiseth, Mason (169-02.00)
6. Huber, Noah (158-09.00)
9. Ammons, Logan (144-11.00)
14. Reinke, Max (122-05.00)

Senior Mason Leiseth was just three inches from his personal-best mark, which is eighth on the school's all-time list. It was his third career top-three finish.

Redshirt-freshman Noah Huber was close to his PR as well, just four inches short.

Senior Logan Ammons set a personal-best mark by 7-05.00 feet in his first attempt of the season.

Redshirt freshman Max Reinke posted his first career throw.

Hammer Throw - Men
2. Bender, Colton (204-09.00)
3. Ammons, Logan (184-11.00)

Hammer Throw - Women
2. Sudbeck, Abby (176-07.00)
7. Zinola, Miranda (156-03.00)
20. Wynn, Naomi (112-04.00)
--. TerWee, Micayla (Foul)
--. Shubert, Kenzie (Foul)

Senior Colton Bender recorded his second-best throw in the hammer throw of his career, just two feet shy of his school record mark - set at the Drake Relays last weekend.

It is his fourth top-three finish of the season, 13th of his career.

Senior Logan Ammons finished right behind Bender for a third-place finish. It's his fourth top-three finish of the season as well, seventh of his career.

Junior Abby Sudbeck notched her fifth top-three finish of the season, eighth of her career.

It was her best throw at the Howard Wood Relays in three attempts, beating her fourth-place finish last year (170-00.00).

Freshman Miranda Zinola tallied her seventh attempt in the event, while freshman Naomi Wynn recorded her third and unattached Kenzie Shubert notched her first career attempt.

Javelin - Men
2. Leonhard, Dakota (183-02.00)
4. Bates, Peter (156-09.00)
7. Hieber, Evan (146-02.00)
10. Winter, Jack (128-05.00)

Javelin - Women
1. Lane, Vanessa (129-09.00)
2. Astleford, Rachel (127-08.00)
19. Plank, Kathryn (80-10.00)

Sophomore Dakota Leonhard added a season-best mark by 2-02.00 feet, which would be ranked fifth on the school's top 10 list if he didn't already have the school record.

He tallied his second top-three finish of the season, sixth of his career.

Junior Peter Bates also notched a season-best by 4-11.00 feet.

Senior Vanessa Lane added a personal-best mark in the javelin by two inches. She remains eighth on the school's top 10, but recorded her second career win in the event, first outside of a heptathlon.

Junior Rachel Astleford kept up with Lane and finished with her fifth career top-three finish.

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