AZUSA, Calif. – The North Dakota State men's track & field team wrapped up its three days of competition on Saturday at the Bryan Clay Invitational and Beach Invitational in southern California.
 
Jacob Levin ran the second-fastest 400m dash of his career, finishing in 47.39 at the Bryan Clay Invitational. He stands eighth on the NDSU all-time list in the event.
 
Cam Landis threw a career-best 60-06.00 (18.44m) to place third in the shot put at the Beach Invitational. He now ranks ninth in NDSU outdoor history. Trevor Otterdahl took fourth with a mark of 60-05.25 (18.42m).
 
Josh Knutson posted the second-fastest 400m hurdles time of his career, running 52.47 to place seventh at the Bryan Clay Invitational. Sophomore Cullen Curl ran a personal-best 54.33, and Drake Daniels recorded his own PR at 54.62.
 
Knutson, Curl, Levin and Jacob Rodin teamed up to take second place in the 4x400m relay in 3:09.92.
 
Dante White tied his personal-best in the 100m dash with a time of 10.61. Logan Mathieu posted the fastest wind-legal 110m hurdles time of his career in 14.59.
 
Mathieu, Blake Nyenati, Brock Johnsen and White ran 41.19 in the 4x100m relay for eighth place at the Bryan Clay Invitational.
 
Three more Bison men registered personal bests in the 1500m in Azusa – Zach Johnson in 3:53.49, Jacob Knodle in 3:54.99, and Keiser Freetly in 3:55.24.