Complete Results

GRAND FORKS, N.D. – North Dakota State senior Jonah Warwick destroyed his own school record in the 600m to highlight the performances by the Bison men at the UND Indoor Tune-Up on Saturday.
 
Warwick (Sioux Falls, S.D.) clocked 1:18.22 to break the previous school-record time by a remarkable 1.51 seconds. He ranks 18th in all of Division I this year in the 600m.
 
NDSU senior Steffan Stroh once again topped 20 meters in the weight throw, taking first place with a mark of 66-00.25 (20.12m). He stands at No. 35 on the NCAA performance list this season.
 
Sophomore Connor Salisbury and freshman Noah Shafer both cleared 15-03.50 (4.66m) in the pole vault Saturday, with Salisbury winning and Shafer taking second.
 
Bison senior Aron Klos won the 400m dash in 50.00. NDSU redshirt freshman Connor Wendel was third in 50.64.
 
Redshirt freshman Alex Bartholomay (Bowman, N.D.) took first in the mile, running a huge personal-best of 4:17.81 to trim nearly nine seconds off his previous top time in the event.
 
Senior Matt Neururer clocked the second-fastest 60m dash of his career, crossing the line in 7.22 seconds. Unattached Bison freshman Isaac Berg was the runner-up in the 800m in 1:56.05.
 
NDSU hosts the Summit League Indoor Track & Field Championships next weekend on Feb. 23-24.