Aberdeen, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field teams travel to Minnesota State University this Friday and Saturday for the 2022 NSIC Indoor Championships. Competition opens up at 9:30 a.m. on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday from the Myers Fieldhouse.
 
MEET & FAN INFORMATION

• Live results and video will be available at the link above or on the full schedule at nsuwolves.com
• The full championships schedule is available on the championships webpage linked above
• Minnesota State requires all fans to wear a facial covering while in the facility
• Tickets are available at the door for $10 for adults, $5 for youth/students, and 10 and under are free
• All-Conference performers shall consist of the top three place winners in each event and the members of the top two relay teams from the Conference meet

 
NORTHERN STATE STORYLINES

• Heading into the Championships Northern State has 19 Wolves ranked in the top-10 of their events
• The top-10 ranked men include Jackson Harrison (3000m, 5000m), Glen Quayle (pole vault), Sam Tremelling (pole vault), Tanner Berg (weight throw, shot put), Jackson Willis (heptathlon), and Maxwell Geditz (heptathlon)
• The top-10 ranked women include Renea Taylor (400m), Jennifer Clark (800m), Mary Franssen (1000m), Megan Mooberry (5000m), Shanice Burrell (60m H), Tava Berg (high jump), Kenzee Danielson (pole vault), Kealy Hill (pole vault), Shona Juliana (long jump, triple jump), and Jordan Menken (shot put)
• Northern is coming off fourth (men) and fifth (women) place finishes from the NSIC Championships in 2020-21

 
COMPETING WOLVES BY EVENT

Event	Women	Men
Multi	Sierra Sweeney	Maxwell Geditz
		Sean Juengst
		Jackson Willis
60m H	Shanice Burrell	Luke Schroeder
	Renea Taylor	Joel Matehs
400m	Renea Taylor	Tafara Hondonga
		Chase Domier
		Luke Schroeder
		Brady Janssen
600m	Summer Carlson	Dylan Schimke
		Ronald Stephenson
800m	Jennifer Clark
1000m	Mary Franssen	Jonathan Burkhalter
200m	Renea Taylor	Chase Domier
5000m	Kenzie Hamann	Rhaecine Sam
	Victoria Kolbinger	Jackson Harrison
	Megan Mooberry
	Megan Pickering
Pole Vault	Kealy Hill	Rico Imus
	Kenzee Danielson	Sam Tremelling
		Glen Quayle
Long Jump	Shona Juliana	Darrian Hood
		Jackson Willis
Weight Throw	Cassidy Gough	McCaden Anderson
		Nick Olson
		Tanner Berg
High Jump	Jordan Tschumperlin	Maxwell Geditz
	Tava Berg
3000m	Megan Pickering	Nathan Alto
	Megan Mooberry	Jackson Harrison
Triple Jump	Shona Juliana	Darrian Hood
		Sean Mhende
Shot Put	Jordan Menken	Brady Bauman
		Ethan Barnett
		Tanner Berg

 
WOLVES WITH NATIONAL MARKS

• Tanner Berg is ranked first nationally in the weight throw with a provisional mark of 22.58m, and also ranks 24th in the shot put with a 16.96m toss
• Shona Juliana sits in 19th in the triple jump with her provisional mark of 12.02m and 29th in the long jump with a 5.72m mark
• Glen Quayle is currently tenth in the pole vault, clearing 5.02m
• Shanice Burrell is ranked 17th with a provisional mark of 8.70 in the 60m hurdles
• Tava Berg sits at No. 22 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 and bested his own mark at the SDSU Last Chance with a 5.02m jump
• 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
• Shanice Burrell broke Hanneke Oosterwegel's 60m hurdles record (8.71), running to a time of 8.70 at the SDSU Last Chance