SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – North Dakota State track & field athletes Terezia Bolibruch, Jacob Rodin and Jarod White were honored Tuesday as The Summit League's Peak Performers of the Week for indoor track & field. This is Rodin's fourth honor in the last five weeks.
 
Rodin's senior campaign has been highlighted with broken records, and this past weekend was no exception. At the Music City Challenge hosted by Vanderbilt, the Kenmare, N.D., native lowered his own school 800m record for the second week in a row. He crossed the finish line in 1:48.21, ranking 34th in the NCAA and atop the league in the 800m this season.
 
Rodin also ran a leg of the Bison 4x400m relay that clocked a time of 3:12.56 to finish third in the meet. The relay team's performance made the squad the sixth-fastest in NDSU indoor history.
 
Teammate Jarod White won the pole vault at the SDSU Indoor Classic. He cleared a height of 17-00.75 (5.20m) to win the event and is now tied for fourth-best in NDSU indoor history as only a true freshman. White's winning vault ranks him 58th in the NCAA this season.
 
NDSU's Terezia Bolibruch won the 60m hurdles at the Music City Challenge. She clocked a personal-best time of 8.33, the second-fastest time in NDSU history behind only All-American Deborah John. Her winning time leads the league and ranks 60th nationally.
 
 
MEN'S TRACK PEAK PERFORMER OF THE WEEK
Jacob Rodin, North Dakota State
Sr | Mid-Distance | Kenmare, N.D.

• Collected his eighth weekly award and fourth this season
• Lowered his indoor 800m record with a time of 1:48.21
• Ranks 34^th in the NCAA and sits atop the league in the event

 
MEN'S FIELD PEAK PERFORMER OF THE WEEK
Jarod White, North Dakota State
Fr | Pole Vault | Oronoco, Minn.

• Earned his first career indoor weekly award
• Cleared a height of 17-00.75 (5.20m) to win the pole vault
• Ranks among the nation's top 60 in the event

 
WOMEN'S TRACK PEAK PERFORMER OF THE WEEK
Terezia Bolibruch, North Dakota State
Sr | Hurdles | Jamestown, R.I.

• Tabbed her first career weekly honor
• Won the 60m hurdles in a personal-best time of 8.33
• Time ranks second-best in NDSU history and 60th in the nation this season