Complete Results

Senior Jacob Rodin and freshman Blake Nyenati broke their own school records on Saturday afternoon, headlining the day of competition for the North Dakota State men's track & field team at a pair of meets.
 
Rodin improved his own 800m school record for the third consecutive week, running 1:47.84 at the Alex Wilson Invitational hosted by Notre Dame. He climbed to 29th on the NCAA performance list this season.
 
The rest of NDSU's competition took place at the UND Tune-Up in Grand Forks on Saturday.
 
Bison freshman Blake Nyenati lowered his NDSU school record in the 60m hurdles, winning in 7.90. Sophomore Brock Johnsen clocked a personal-best 8.02 in the 60m hurdles, moving up to No. 6 on the NDSU all-time list.
 
The Bison men swept the top four places in the 60m hurdles, with Logan Mathieu third in 8.12 and Jared Eggermont fourth in a season-best 8.35.
 
Sophomore Jacob Van Dusseldorp set a new career-best in the pole vault at UND, winning the meet with a vault of 16-07.25 (5.06m). He now ranks eighth in NDSU indoor history. The Bison men claimed the top four places in the event with Jens Christensen in second with a season-best 15-07.25 (4.76m), Travis Reighard in third, and Zach McGlynn fourth.
 
Junior Isaac Huntington won the 400m dash in an indoor personal-best 48.53.
 
Redshirt freshman Kaden Pastian won the weight throw with a personal-best mark of 65-07.75 (20.01m), standing at No. 9 on the NDSU all-time list. He is No. 59 on the NCAA performance list this season.
 
The Bison men swept the top three places in the shot put with Cam Landis (57-11), Levi Rockey (56-6), and Pastian (55-03.50).
 
The Bison will compete at the Summit League Indoor Championships in Vermillion, S.D., on Feb. 24-25.