Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field teams travel to the SDSU Indoor Classic this Friday and Saturday in Brookings. Competition opens at 5 p.m. on Friday and 11 a.m. on Saturday from the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex.
 
MEET & FAN INFORMATION

• Live results will be available at the link above or on the full schedule at nsuwolves.com

 
NORTHERN STATE STORYLINES

• The Wolves took on the NDSU Bison Open last weekend, notching 28 top-10 finishes between the men and women
• The women's distance medley relay team of Jennifer Clark, Vanessa Klein, Mary Franssen, and Megan Mooberry won the race with a time of 12:40.99
• Victoria Kolbinger won the 5000m with a meet record time of 18:54.01
• Glen Quayle added the team's other event victory, taking the pole vault with a 4.80m jump

 
WOLVES WITH NATIONAL MARKS

• Tanner Berg is ranked first nationally in the weight throw with a provisional mark of 22.58m, and also ranks 26th in the shot put with a 16.75m toss
• Shona Juliana sits in 16th in the triple jump with her provisional mark of 12.02m and 23rd in the long jump with a 5.72m mark
• Glen Quayle is currently 18th in the pole vault, clearing 4.90m
• Shanice Burrell is ranked 22nd with a provisional mark of 8.83 in the 60m hurdles
• Tava Berg sits at No. 17 in the high jump with a provisional mark of 1.69m

 
SCHOOL RECORD WATCH

• Juliana broke the triple jump school record at the SDSU Holiday Open with a mark of 12.02m; the previous record of 11.46m was set by Monique Ryckman in 1987
• Juliana then broke her own school record in the long jump to open 2022 with a 5.73m mark
• Jennifer Clark broke the 800m record of 2:19.93 set by Makayla Perryman in 2013
• Jackson Harrison's time of 14:37.79 broke the 16 year old record of 14:38.11 held by Jeremy VanVleen
• Glen Quayle surpassed the previous pole vault record of 4.80m set by Ross Pfeifle in 2009
• Tanner Berg topped his own school record in the weight throw, tossing 22.58m, which is the third best throw all-time at the Division II level