
Rodin Improves 800m School Record, Hylen Skies in High Jump Saturday
2/4/2023 10:01:00 PM | Men's Track and Field
FARGO, N.D. – Senior Jacob Rodin broke his own North Dakota State indoor 800m record, headlining the efforts of the Bison men's track & field team on Saturday.
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Rodin (Kenmare, N.D.) clocked 1:48.23 at the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa, trimming 0.29 seconds off his previous record from last season. He now stands within the Top 25 in the NCAA this year.
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The rest of the NDSU men competed at the Bison Open in Fargo on Saturday.
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Elijah Hylen, a junior from St. Francis, Minn., cleared a personal-best 6-11.75 (2.13m) in the high jump, ranking fifth all-time at NDSU. It was the best indoor high jump by a Bison since Jeramy Geditz in 2011.
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Sophomore Symon Keiser ran a personal-best 8:19.13 in the 3000m, ranking seventh in NDSU history.
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Sophomore Zach McGlynn scored a personal-best 5,073 to win the Bison Open heptathlon, ranking ninth all-time at NDSU. Freshman Paul Olson scored 4,909 points in his first collegiate heptathlon to place second.
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Sophomore Brock Johnsen ran a personal-best 8.08 to win the 60m hurdles, ranking ninth-fastest in NDSU history. NDSU swept the top three places with Logan Mathieu in second in 8.11 and Blake Nyenati third in 8.12. Jared Eggermont took fifth in a season-best 8.38.
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Dante White won the 60m dash title in 6.86, just 0.01 off his personal-best. Nyenati ran a PR 6.92 for second place, and Mathieu clocked 6.93.
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Freshman Jarod White won the pole vault, clearing 16-05.25 (5.01m). Jacob Van Dusseldorp cleared a personal-best 16-01.25 (4.91m) to take second place.
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Clayton Hannula claimed the shot put title with an indoor personal-best of 58-09.25 (17.91m). NDSU's Hunter Merkley won the long jump with a mark of 23-04.00 (7.11m). Dante White took second at 22-09.75 (6.95m).
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The Bison men won the 4x400m relay with the team of Cullen Curl, Isaac Huntington, Keiser Freetly and Josh Knutson running 3:17.09.
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Koate Deebom was third overall in the triple jump, posting a mark of 45-06.50 (13.88m).
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Rodin (Kenmare, N.D.) clocked 1:48.23 at the Iowa State Classic in Ames, Iowa, trimming 0.29 seconds off his previous record from last season. He now stands within the Top 25 in the NCAA this year.
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The rest of the NDSU men competed at the Bison Open in Fargo on Saturday.
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Elijah Hylen, a junior from St. Francis, Minn., cleared a personal-best 6-11.75 (2.13m) in the high jump, ranking fifth all-time at NDSU. It was the best indoor high jump by a Bison since Jeramy Geditz in 2011.
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Sophomore Symon Keiser ran a personal-best 8:19.13 in the 3000m, ranking seventh in NDSU history.
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Sophomore Zach McGlynn scored a personal-best 5,073 to win the Bison Open heptathlon, ranking ninth all-time at NDSU. Freshman Paul Olson scored 4,909 points in his first collegiate heptathlon to place second.
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Sophomore Brock Johnsen ran a personal-best 8.08 to win the 60m hurdles, ranking ninth-fastest in NDSU history. NDSU swept the top three places with Logan Mathieu in second in 8.11 and Blake Nyenati third in 8.12. Jared Eggermont took fifth in a season-best 8.38.
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Dante White won the 60m dash title in 6.86, just 0.01 off his personal-best. Nyenati ran a PR 6.92 for second place, and Mathieu clocked 6.93.
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Freshman Jarod White won the pole vault, clearing 16-05.25 (5.01m). Jacob Van Dusseldorp cleared a personal-best 16-01.25 (4.91m) to take second place.
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Clayton Hannula claimed the shot put title with an indoor personal-best of 58-09.25 (17.91m). NDSU's Hunter Merkley won the long jump with a mark of 23-04.00 (7.11m). Dante White took second at 22-09.75 (6.95m).
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The Bison men won the 4x400m relay with the team of Cullen Curl, Isaac Huntington, Keiser Freetly and Josh Knutson running 3:17.09.
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Koate Deebom was third overall in the triple jump, posting a mark of 45-06.50 (13.88m).
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