AZUSA, Calif. – The North Dakota State men's track & field team competed at a pair of meets on Friday.
 
At the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif., Ethan Moe posted a personal-best by more than a second in the 800m, clocking 1:48.09 to rank fourth-fastest in school history. Bison sophomore Kaleb Foltz ran 1:48.88.
 
The NDSU men recorded two additional personal-bests in the 800m at the meet, with Carl Rekow running 1:51.48 and Quinn Roehl running 1:51.79.
 
Jacob Knodle ran 14:17.51 in the 5000m for a season-best and the third-fastest time of his career.
 
At Nebraska's Big Red Classic in Lincoln, Neb., freshman Carter Reckelberg won the long jump with a wind-aided mark of 24-07.25 (7.50m). Lucas McNichols took fifth place with a jump of 23-03.25 (7.09m).
 
Zach Lilly placed fourth in the javelin at Nebraska, throwing 192-1 (58.56m).
 
Competition will conclude at both meets on Saturday.