Myrtle Beach, SC (NSUWolves.com) [Day 2] – The Northern State University track and field team took on day two of the Alan Connie Shamrock Invite Friday. Two personal records and four top-5 finishes were recorded by the Wolves.
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE MEN
- The team of Geoffrey Mannino, Carter Dingman, Chris Weber, and Ty Kadlec finished fourth in the men’s 4×200 with a time of 1:28.92
- The 110m hurdles saw Greyson Schuetzle notch a personal record time of 15.82
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE WOMEN
- Second place in the pole vault was secured by Liz Dunham and her 3.20m mark
- The women’s heptathlon finished today as NSU’s Morgan Sheldon totaled 4537 points and took fourth; her marks on the day included 4.96m (long jump), 30.31m (javelin), and a time of 2:33.31 (800m)
- Renea Taylor placed fifth in the 100m prelims with her 11.86 time to qualify for tomorrow’s event finals
- Also, in the 100m was Kali Norton setting a personal best, crossing the finish line at 12.74
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Myrtle Beach, SC (NSUWolves.com) [Day 3] – The Northern State University track and field team finished day three of the Alan Connie Shamrock Invite Saturday. 11 top-10 finishes were recorded by the Wolves on the closing day along with a record-breaking women’s performance in the 4×100.
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE MEN
- Rudi May secured third place in the pole vault with a 4.86m mark
- In the triple jump, Jayden Munroe jumped 14.80m to earn seventh and a provisional mark
- With a height of 1.98m, Martins Ogedenbe-Dobies finished nineth in the men’s high jump
- Dylan Hoot claimed the 10th place spot in the high jump with his 1.93m mark
HOW IT HAPPENED FOR THE WOMEN
- Taking the gold in the women’s pole vault was Bekah Walz and her 3.90m mark; she earned a provisional with this mark
- The 4x100m team of Kali Norton, Renea Taylor, Anna Skachenko, and Alexa Fender ran a 47.10, coming away with a top-3 finish
- Also in the pole vault, Romane Maugest’s 3.65m height earned her sixth place
- Renea Taylor took seventh in the women’s 100m finals, crossing the line at 11.89
- Seventh place in the discus went to Chloe Peterson with a 41.45m mark
- Andi Mehrer had a nineth place throw in the shot put with a distance of 11.79m; she also threw 38.43m in the discus event to earn 10th
BEYOND THE RESULTS
The women’s 4×100 team of Norton, Taylor, Skachenko, and Fender set a new school record for their event time of 47.10. The previous record was set in 2021 with a time of 47.25 by the team of Isabel Kinzer, Shona Juliana Makenna Larson, and Shanice Burrell.
UP NEXT
The Wolves return to action at the USD Early Bird in Vermillion, S.D. Friday, April 3. Full meet details will be posted, including schedules and start times, when they become available.