Complete Results
FARGO, N.D. –
Jacob Rodin set a meet record and facility record in the 600m to headline the performances of the North Dakota State men's track & field team at the season-opening Dakota Alumni Classic on Friday.
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Rodin, a junior from Kenmare, N.D., won the 600m in 1:18.18 – the second-fastest time in NDSU history behind only his school record 1:18.03 from last season.
Josh Knutson ran 1:19.69 for second place in the 600m – also going under the previous meet record and facility record. He now ranks third in NDSU history.
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Olympian and former NCAA champion Payton Otterdahl made his return to Fargo and won the weight throw with a mark of 71-10 (21.89m). NDSU senior
Trevor Otterdahl was the top collegian, throwing 68-07.25 (20.91m).
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Junior
Eric VanErp won the pentathlon, scoring a personal-best 3,567 points to rank 10th in NDSU history.
Kristoffer Thomsen took the shot put title, winning with a throw of 63-05.00 (19.33m).
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Bison freshman Brock Johnsen (Bismarck, N.D.) won the 60m hurdles in his collegiate debut, running 8.12 seconds to just miss a spot in the NDSU all-time Top 10.
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Sophomore
Josh Darwin cleared a career-best 6-10.25 (2.09m) in the high jump for second place. He is now tied for seventh in NDSU indoor history.
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NDSU's
Koate Deebom won the triple jump, leaping a personal-best 46-07.25 (14.20m).
Jens Christensen cleared 15-07.00 (4.75m) to win the pole vault.
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Senior
Alex Brosseau clocked the fastest time in the 60m dash prelims, running a career-best 6.92. He also took second in the 200m dash in 22.09.
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Unattached Bison
Symon Keiser won the mile in 4:22.70.
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Bison freshman Calob Larson ran 49.31 in the 400m dash for his collegiate debut, taking second place by only seven-thousandths of a second.
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Brandon Lewis took second in the long jump, posting a mark of 23-10 (7.26m) to open the season.
Dante White went 23-03.50 (7.10m) in the long jump for third place in the meet and a new indoor personal-best.
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Freshman Robert Douglas (Casper, Wyo.) took third in the 200m (22.88) and fourth in the 60m hurdles (8.35) in his NDSU debut.
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