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Yankton, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field team competed in the Mount Marty Meet Wednesday. Seven first place finishes were claimed by the Wolves along with a new program record.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE MEN

• First place in the men's 400m hurdles was Drew Henriksen and his 55.41 time
• Sam Tremelling secured another top finish for the Wolves as he marked 4.90m in the pole vault
• The 5000m saw Taylor Thorson come in second, crossing the finish line in 16:51.36
• A mark of 13.09m in the triple jump earned Eyuel Miftah a runner-up finish
• Levi Reis took second in the men's javelin throw, throwing 56.26m
• Places two and three in the men's 100m went to Chris Weber and Ty Kadlec; their respective times of 10.53 and 10.59 awarded them provisional marks
• The 4x100m relay, ran by Noah Bayer, Weber, Drew Salfrank, and Kadlec took fourth place
• The team of Jesse Pietz, Carter Dingman, Geoffrey Mannino, and Brener Conrad took home sixth in the 4x100m with a time of 43.33

 
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE WOMEN

• Renea Taylor stood atop of the standings in the women's 100m with her 11.51 time
• The 5000m saw Abby Hasart take the gold, running an 18:59.89
• A 1.59m height in the high jump was enough for Tayla Dobrenski to finish first
• Ahead of the pack in the women's long jump was Alexa Fender and her 5.73m leap
• The 4x100m team of Kali Norton, Taylor, Anna Skachenko, and Fender took first place with a time of 47.35
• Skachenko's 58.99 time in the 400m earned her a second place finish
• Silver in the javelin throw event went to Annaliese Van Zee and her 33.90m throw
• A time of 2:31.25 in the 800m secured Sophia Gates fourth
• 3.43m in the women's pole vault gave Gitte Bellemans fourth place and Liz Dunham fifth place
• Grace Kuch earned a provisional mark with her fifth place mark of 13.22m
• Julia Skari ran a 14.72 in the 100m hurdles to take home fifth
• The 400m hurdles fifth place spot went to Elisabet Osk Jonsdottir's 1:07.58 time
• Finishing fifth was Andi Mehrer and her 43.91m discus throw
• Macoya Hansen's javelin throw of 33.04m gave her a sixth place finish; seventh went to Jordan West and her 31.92m throw
• A high jump mark of 1.54m was enough for Morgan Sheldon to get sixth; Sheldon also notched a seventh place finish in the 100m hurdles with a time of 14.90
• The discus throw saw Chloe Peterson take seventh with her throw of 40.88m
• Payton Kemnitz ran a 2:35.28 to earn seventh in the women's 800m

 
BEYOND THE RESULTS

• Conrad set a new personal record in the men's pole vault with a height of 3.55m
• Hasart's 5:14.80 time earned a pr in the women's 1500m
• A personal record in the women's hammer throw was secured by Peterson's 44.70m throw
• Setting a personal best in the women's shot put was Olivia Ashley with her 11.12m mark

 
UP NEXT
NSU has a quick turnaround, heading to Des Moines, IA for day one of the Drake Relays Thursday, April 23. Events will start at 10 a.m. with the Decathlon. The full meet schedule can be found HERE.