SAN ANTONIO, Texas – Sophomore Jarod White matched the outdoor school record in the pole vault, headlining the performances of the North Dakota State men's track & field team at the UTSA Invitational on Saturday.
 
White won the pole vault by clearing 17-02.75 (5.25m) to tie Ryan McGlynn's NDSU outdoor record from 1995. White broke McGlynn's indoor school record in February of this season.
 
The Bison men swept the top three places in the 400m dash, with Isaac Huntington winning in 48.59, Cullen Curl second in 48.77, and Gabe Miles third in 48.82.
 
Brock Johnsen ran a personal-best 14.35 to win the 110m hurdles, ranking 10th on the NDSU all-time list. Freshman Trey Heinrich was third in 14.51.
 
NDSU freshman Ethan Moe won the 1500m in 3:52.21. Freshman Quinn Roehl was second in 3:54.77.
 
Khamarly Holmes ran 52.98 for his Bison 400m hurdles debut, taking second in the meet.
 
Cam Landis placed second in the discus with a throw of 165-0 (50.28m). Jacob Van Dusseldorp was third in the pole vault at 15-9 (4.80m). Andrew Berg took third in the high jump, clearing 6-06.75 (2.00m).
 
Freshman Jayden Williams clocked 10.67 in his NDSU 100m dash debut. Logan Mathieu ran a personal-best 21.76 to lead the Bison men in the 200m dash.
 
Freshman Michael Haugo went 23-4 (7.11m) for fifth place in the long jump.