Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field teams will head to the University of Mary this Saturday with competition opening at 11 a.m. from the University of Mary Fieldhouse. The Wolves will compete against UMary, Dickinson State, Minot State, and MSU Moorhead.
 
MEET & FAN INFORMATION

• The University of Mary is not permitting fans into the event
• The Marauders will be live streaming the competition over the NSIC Network
• The new NSIC Network is now live; search "NSIC Network" on your favorite device to download the app and watch the Wolves all season long

 
MEN'S  STORYLINES

• The Northern State men defeated Jamestown in the season opening dual last weekend, 79-30
• The Wolves tallied event victories from Dakota Larson (55m), Riley Gauer (200m), Terry Towah (400m), Jackson Harrison, Brady Janssen (55m H), Maxwell Geditz (high jump), Zach Burns (pole vault), Darrian Hood (long jump, triple jump), and Tanner Berg (shot put, weight throw)
• Dakota Larson is ranked 13^th nationally in the 60m with a time of 7.13
• Terry Towah and Tafara Hondonga are ranked seventh and ninth nationally in the 400m with times of 51.46 and 52.01
• Maxwell Geditz is ranked fifth nationally in the high jump, clearing 2.00m
• Darian Hood is ranked 11^th in the triple jump with a 12.94m mark
• Tanner Berg sits top-10 in both the shot put (16.12m) and weight throw (20.34m) in the national rankings; he earned the USTFCCCA Indoor National Athlete of the Week honors this past week

 
WOMEN'S STORYLINES

• The Wolves women downed Jamestown last weekend with a score of 95-19
• Recording event wins for NSU were Shona Juliana (55m, triple jump), Makenna Larson (200m), Emma Rezac (400m), Jennifer Clark (mile), Megan Mooberry (3000m), Dakota Hutzler (55m H, long jump), Tava Berg (high jump), Jordyn Huneke (pole vault), and Jordan Menken (shot put, weight throw)
• Shona Juliana is ranked 13^th  and seventh nationally in the 60m with a time of 8.01 and the triple jump with a mark of 11.35m
• Emma Rezac and Tori Collesso hold national rankings of seventh and 13^th in the 400m with times of 1:01.75 and 1:06.71
• Megan Mooberry and Jordyn Sterud are ranked seventh and eighth nationally in the 3000m, notching times of 10:49.60 and 10:57.48
• Dakota Hutzler is ranked sixth in the 60m hurdles (9.20) and second in the long jump (5.65m) in the nation
• Tava Berg sits sixth nationally in the high jump with her school record mark of 1.68m
• Jordyn Huneke holds the top spot in the national pole vault standings of 3.95m; the mark earned her USTFCCCA Indoor Athlete of the Week honors
• Jordan Menken is ranked seventh nationally in the shot put, throwing 13.10m

 
WOLVES WITH NATIONAL MARKS

• Tanner Berg hit a national provisional mark in the weight throw of 20.34m, which ranks him third in the nation
• Tava Berg tallied a national provisional mark in the high jump versus Jamestown of 1.68m, which is the sixth best mark currently
• Jordyn Huneke is just off the automatic qualifying standard in the pole vault, currently holding the top national mark of 3.95m

 
SCHOOL RECORD WATCH

• Tava Berg broke the high jump record of 1.66m set by Tara Like in 1996 at the Jamestown dual, jumping 1.68m
• Dakota Hutzler shattered the long jump mark of 5.52m set by Heidi Nelson (1993) and Katie Anderson (2005) on each of her three attempts at the Jamestown dual, recording a day best of 5.65m