Rudi May running into his pole vault jump

WOLVES TAKEOVER AT SNOOZE BUTTON CLASSIC

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Vermillion, S.D. – The Northern State University track and field team took part in the USD Snooze Button Classic Wednesday. The Wolves show out with 43 top-7 finishers, 14 personal records, and several provisional marks.
 
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE MEN
  • Standing atop the long jump standings was Jayden Munroe with a leap of 7.59m, securing a provisional mark and the No. 2 rank in Division II
  • Levi Reis took first in the men's javelin throw with his 64.67m distance; he earned a provisional and personal best with this mark
  • Second in the triple jump went to Munroe and his 13.31m jump
  • The team of Julian Scott, Chris Weber, Noah Bayer, and Ty Kadlec claimed silver in the 4x100m with a time of 41.39
  • Two Wolves secured top-3 finishes in the high jump; Dylan Hoot in second with a 1.96m mark on his first attempt, and Martins Ogedenbe-Dobies in third with a 1.96m mark on his second attempt
  • Weber and Kadlec ran in the men's 100m; Weber placed second with his 10.75 time while Kadlec came in fourth at 10.85
  • The 400m saw Drew Salfrank finish in fourth as he crossed the line at 48.39
  • Fourth in the men's 3000m steeple went to Blake Stoks and his 10:42.81 time
  • Marks of 47.86m and 45.92m in the javelin throw earned Damon Roggenbuck and Marcus Garza fourth and fifth place, respectively
  • With a fifth place finish and a time of 3:20.37 in the 4x400m were Salfrank, Carter Dingman, Drew Henriksen, and Geoffrey Mannino
  • A personal record and provisional in the pole vault went to Rudi May's 4.86m mark; Sam Tremelling came in sixth with his 4.71m height
  • In the 200m, Scott had a time of 22.28, earning him sixth
  • With a time of 56.52, Henriksen notched a sixth place finish in the 400m hurdles
  • Hoot took home seventh in the men's long jump with his 6.50m mark
  • Also in the 4x100m relay was the team of Jesse Pietz, Dingman, Damon Roggenbuck, and Mannino; their time of 42.90 was enough to take seventh place
 
BEYOND THE RESULTS
  • Reis set a new program record with his 64.67m javelin throw
  • Other personal records on the day went to Greyson Schuetzle (110m hurdles – 15.63), Munroe (100m – 11.11), Peyton Mausbach (400m – 53.36), Garza (hammer throw – 35.70m and javelin throw – 45.92m), and Zachary Terrio (800m – 2:02.47)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE WOMEN
  • Renea Taylor took the gold in both the 100m hurdles (14.11) and the 400m hurdles (1:00.19), claiming provisional marks in both events
  • Also coming in first place was Abby Hasart in the 5000m, running an 18:36.37
  • The top spot in the long jump went to Alexa Fender; her 5.64m jump was enough to earn her a provisional
  • The Wolves dominated the women's pole vault, taking first, second, fourth, fifth, and seventh place; Romane Maugest (4.00m), Bekah Walz (3.85m), Liz Dunham (3.55m), Gitte Bellemans (3.40m), and Maggie Kruger (2.65m)
  • Second in the javelin throw was secured by Macoya Hansen's 41.09m distance
  • With a time of 11:53.13 in the women's 3000m steeple, Jolie Dugan placed third
  • Tayla Dobrenski notched a top-3 spot in the high jump, clearing her first attempt at 1.57m
  • The team of Kali Norton, Elisabet Osk Jonsdottir, Anna Skachenko, and Fender ran a 48.76 in the 4x100 to take fourth place
  • Osk Jonsdottir and Emma Schneider jumped 10.54m and 10.45m in the triple jump; they finished fourth and fifth respectively
  • Fifth in the 100m hurdles went to Julia Skari and her 14.99 time
  • Taking sixth in the high jump with a 1.52m leap was Morgan Sheldon
  • The 400m saw Norton take fifth as she crossed the line in 59.32; Skachenko was seventh in 59.67
  • Earning seventh place and a personal best in the hammer throw was Brooke Mushatt's 46.39m throw
  • Grace Kuch took seventh in the javelin throw with her 34.50m mark
  • Crossing the finish line in the 4x100 relay in 52.79 was the team of Skari, Schneider, Grace Tremelling, and Emma Hunt to claim seventh place
 
BEYOND THE RESULTS
  • Maugest earned a provisional mark and a pr with her 4.00m pole vault mark
  • Personal records for the women include Tremelling (100m – 13.54), Sophia Gates (400m – 1:02.20), Chloe Peterson (hammer throw – 38.73m), and Dunham (pole vault – 3.55m)
 
UP NEXT
The Wolves will return home as they host the Dewey Donat Classic Friday, April 17. Full meet details will be posted, including schedules and start times, when they become available.
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