Saturday, April 30
Des Moines, Iowa
9 a.m.
North Dakota State
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Drake Relays - Day Two
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NDSU Men Claim Shuttle Hurdle Relay School Record at Drake Relays
4/30/2016 5:23:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
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DES MOINES, Iowa – Despite rainy and cold conditions, the North Dakota State men's track & field team was able to come away from the 2016 Drake Relays with a school-record performance on Saturday afternoon.
Ryan Enerson, Colin Paarmann, Parker McKittrick and Jerome Begin clocked 57.75 seconds in the 4x110m shuttle hurdle relay to set an NDSU all-time best and earn a runner-up finish in the meet. The quartet broke the previous NDSU record of 58.05, set in 2012 by a team that featured McKittrick and Begin in their true freshman seasons.
Bison sophomore Brant Gilbertson clocked a 3000m steeplechase personal-best of 9:07.28 to take sixth place in the meet. He stands as the eighth-fastest in school history in the event.
The NDSU men took sixth in the 1600m medley relay with Karter Gorney, Landon Jochim, Jacob Richter and Dalton Herding. Their time of 3:26.60 ranks 10th on the NDSU all-time list.
Junior Conrad Schwarzkopf, the Summit League leader in the hammer throw this season, placed seventh in the event on Saturday, throwing 200-7 (61.14m). Sophomore Steffan Stroh took 11th in the hammer at 192-1 (58.55m), and sophomore Matt Bedard clocked 53.36 in the 400m hurdles for 16th place.
The Bison will host the NDSU Tune-Up meet in Fargo on Friday, May 6, as well as competing at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls next weekend.
Complete Drake Relays Results
Photo Gallery
DES MOINES, Iowa – Despite rainy and cold conditions, the North Dakota State men's track & field team was able to come away from the 2016 Drake Relays with a school-record performance on Saturday afternoon.
Ryan Enerson, Colin Paarmann, Parker McKittrick and Jerome Begin clocked 57.75 seconds in the 4x110m shuttle hurdle relay to set an NDSU all-time best and earn a runner-up finish in the meet. The quartet broke the previous NDSU record of 58.05, set in 2012 by a team that featured McKittrick and Begin in their true freshman seasons.
Bison sophomore Brant Gilbertson clocked a 3000m steeplechase personal-best of 9:07.28 to take sixth place in the meet. He stands as the eighth-fastest in school history in the event.
The NDSU men took sixth in the 1600m medley relay with Karter Gorney, Landon Jochim, Jacob Richter and Dalton Herding. Their time of 3:26.60 ranks 10th on the NDSU all-time list.
Junior Conrad Schwarzkopf, the Summit League leader in the hammer throw this season, placed seventh in the event on Saturday, throwing 200-7 (61.14m). Sophomore Steffan Stroh took 11th in the hammer at 192-1 (58.55m), and sophomore Matt Bedard clocked 53.36 in the 400m hurdles for 16th place.
The Bison will host the NDSU Tune-Up meet in Fargo on Friday, May 6, as well as competing at the Howard Wood Dakota Relays in Sioux Falls next weekend.
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