Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field teams will close out the regular indoor season tomorrow in Brookings at the SDSU Last Chance meet. Competition kicks off at 12:30 p.m. 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 competed from the SDSU Indoor Classic last weekend recording 25 top-15 finishes
• Two student-athletes broke school records from Brookings, in addition to two event victories
• Northern looks to sharpen their times and marks heading into the NSIC Championships in just under a week
• The top-30 (top-24 in the 200m & 400m events) ranked student-athletes in each event will qualify for the NSIC Championships; a full listing of the Northern State Wolves is below

 
WOLVES IN THE TOP-35 OF THE NSIC

Event	Men	Women
60m	21. Noah Bayer (7.09)	24. Shona Juliana (7.93)
	35. Isaac Olson (7.24)
200m	13. Chase Domier (22.64)	11. Renea Taylor (25.63)
	21. Seth Martens (22.86)	28. Shanice Burrell (26.47)
	26. Joel Matehs (22.95)
400m	11. Domier (50.72)	10. Taylor (59.25)
	18. Tafara Hondonga (51.59)	29. Isabel Kinzer (1:01.02)
	18. Luke Schroeder (51.59)	32. Emma Rezac (1:01.21)
	21. Martens (51.62)
600m	12. Ronald Stephenson (1:26.10)	9. Summer Carlson (1:38.80)
	19. Hunter Schipke (1:29.23)	22. Jennifer Clark (1:42.00)
	22. Dylan Schimke (1:30.20)	25. Alli Jackson (1:42.35)
	25. Caleb Schlekeway (1:31.94)	31. Mary Franssen (1:42.95)
	27. Dan Istvanovich (1:34.44)
800m		10. Clark (2:19.14)
		15. Franssen (2:21.50)
		17. Carlson (2:22.42)
1000m	32. Jonathan Burkhalter (2:42.48)	8. Franssen (3:02.77)
		21. Megan Mooberry (3:07.65)
		27. Clark (3:09.24)
Mile	23. Nathan Alto (4:24.80)	25. Mooberry (5:19.12)
		28. Megan Pickering (5:20.68)
3000m	8. Jackson Harrison (8:33.23)	20. Mooberry (10:28.77)
	18. Alto (8:50.86)	29. Pickering (10:35.89)
	34. Rhaecine Sam (9:09.29)	35. Victoria Kolbinger (10:52.75)
5000m	5. Harrison (14:44.83)	7. Mooberry (17:49.66)
	23. Sam (15:53.19)	15. Pickering (18:05.97)
	27. Alto (15:57.10)	26. Kolbinger (18:54.01)
		27. Kenzie Hamann (18:59.60)
60m H	12. Matehs (8.64)	3. Burrell (8.82*)
	16. Schroeder (8.71)	10. Taylor (9.01)
	24. Jaden Bohms-Buechler (9.00)
	29. Brady Janssen (9.28)
	35. Jackson Willis (9.49)
High Jump	14. Mex Geditz (1.94m)	3. Tava Berg (1.69m*)
	26. Willis (1.82m)	12. Jordan Tschumperlin (1.64m)
	28. Sean Juengst (1.80m)
Pole Vault	2. Glen Quayle (4.90m*)	4. Kealy Hill (3.58m)
	7. Sam Tremelling (4.57m)	6. Kenzee Danielson (3.51m)
	16. Rico Imus (4.10m)
	23. Geditz/Willis (3.60m)
	30. Juengst (3.45m)
Long Jump	15. Willis (6.67m)	6. Juliana (5.72m*)
	19. Darrian Hood (6.62m)
Triple Jump	16. Hood (13.08m)	3. Juliana (12.02m*)
	20. Sean Mhende (12.88m)	20. Sierra Sweeney (10.86m)
	22. Austin Moen (12.80m)	34. Alison Theis (9.77m)
Shot Put	3. Tanner Berg (16.75m*)	10. Jordan Menken (13.13m)
	12. Ethan Barnett (14.67m)	23. Kamdyn Barrientos (11.95m)
	22. Brady Bauman (13.98m)
	28. Nick Olson (13.67m)
	31. Sam Sather (13.48m)
Weight Throw	1. Berg (22.58m*)	12. Cassidy Gough (16.12m)
	16. Olson (16.00m)	29. Rachel Guthmiller (14.29m)
	18. McCaden Anderson (15.89m)	34. Chrissy Stoltenburg (13.97m)
Multi	9. Willis (4383)	17. Sweeney (2720)
	10. Geditz (4236)
	17. Juengst (3823)

 
WOLVES WITH NATIONAL MARKS

• Tanner Berg is ranked first nationally in the weight throw with a provisional mark of 22.58m, and also ranks 30th in the shot put with a 16.75m toss
• Shona Juliana sits in 19th in the triple jump with her provisional mark of 12.02m and 27th in the long jump with a 5.72m mark
• Glen Quayle is currently 23rd in the pole vault, clearing 4.90m
• Shanice Burrell is ranked 27th with a provisional mark of 8.83 in the 60m hurdles
• Tava Berg sits at No. 18 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
• Jackson Harrison broke the 5000m school record at the SDSU Indoor Classic, notching a time of 14:35.46
• Mary Franssen took home the 1000m school record with a time of 3:00.80 at the SDSU Indoor Classic