La Crosse, Wis. – At Roger Harring Stadium at Veterans Memorial Field Sports Comlex on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, which also happens to be the site of the 2013 NCAA Division III Track and Field Championships, select members of the Gustavus Adolphus men’s and women’s track and field teams took advantage of the last regular season meet of the 2013 season in an attempt to boost their NCAA qualifying times.

Erica Hett

Josh Owens

On the men’s side, senior Josh Owens (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) turned in a first place finish in the pole vault after going over the bar at 16-feet 1.75-inches.  The 2013 MIAC Champion in the pole vault bested his previous season-best mark of 15-feet 5.5-inches set at the Meet of the UnSaintly on May 3 in St. Paul.  Owens’s performance on Thursday will most certainly boost his national ranking heading into the NCAA Championships as the senior was ranked 18th heading into the weekend.

Gustavus’s next top finisher was senior Erica Hett (Burnsville, Minn.).  Hett crossed the finish line in 11:30.33 to place second in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.  Hett’s top time of the season in the steeplechase was an 11:19.22 posted in a runner-up performance at the MIAC Championships last weekend.

Also on the women’s team, Elizabeth Weiers (So., Le Center, Minn.) continued her already stellar outdoor season with a sixth place finish in the hammer throw with a toss of 164-feet 10-inches.  Weiers, who placed second in the hammer last weekend with a throw of 153-feet 11-inches at the MIAC Championships, improved her season-best mark by more than two feet in La Crosse.  Her previous season-best of 162-feet five-inches recorded at the MSU Twilight Meet on April 30 broke April Felt’s 1999 school record throw of 160-feet two-inches.  With her toss on Thursday, she once again bested the school record – this time her own.  Heading into yesterday, Weiers was ranked 28th in the country with her performance in Mankato.

Elizabeth Weiers

Ryan Ness

Rounding out the Gustavus competitors in La Crosse was senior Ryan Ness (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.).  Ness placed sixth in the javelin with a throw of 169-feet six-inches.  Ness was the MIAC Champion in the event last weekend with a throw of 182-feet 10-inches.  His top mark of the season is 188-feet nine-inches set at Wartburg College on April 5.

The Gusties will now await their fate as the NCAA Championship field is selected later this weekend.  The 2013 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be held May 23-25 in La Crosse.

Complete Results

Matt Flotterud placed second in the 110-meter hurdles.

Matt Flotterud placed second in the 110-meter hurdles.

St. Paul - The Gustavus men’s track and field team finished seventh in a field of 11 teams at the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAC) Championships hosted by St. Thomas on Saturday afternoon. The Gusties scored a total of 72.5 team points.  Winning the meet was the University of St. Thomas with 186 team points.

Leading the Gustavus men’s track and field team was senior Ryan Ness (Inver Grove Heights, Minn.).  Ness won the gold medal in the javelin after posting a toss of 182-feet 10-inches.  With his performance, Ness becomes just the second Gustie in school history to win the javelin at the MIAC Championships.  It had been 87 years since last a Gustavus athlete won the event, as Earl Ecklund recorded a winning javelin throw of 141-feet nine-inches back in May of 1926.

Also bringing in All-Conference honors was Matt Flotterud (Jr., Cannon Falls, Minn.).  Flotterud crossed the finish line in 15:42 to place runner-up in the 110-meter hurdles.

Other top Gustavus finishers on Saturday included Phillip Butler (Jr., St. Paul, Minn.) and Scott Williams (So., Maple Grove, Minn.).  Butler placed sixth in the 100-meter dash with a time of 11:15, while Williams took seventh in the 400-meter hurdles with a time of 59.25.

The top three individuals in each event and the first-place relay team automatically earned All-Conference honors, and the fourth- through sixth-place finishers in each open event and second- through sixth-place relay teams will all be named All-Conference Honorable Mention. Top individual honors will be announced later this week.

Results

Senior Josh Owens took home the gold medal in the pole on day one of the 2013 MIAC Championships.

Senior Josh Owens took home the gold medal in the pole on day one of the 2013 MIAC Championships.

St. Paul – Following a bright and sunny opening day of the 2013 MIAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships, the Gustavus men’s track and field team finds itself in second place after scoring 46.5 points.  The University of St. Thomas jumped out to an early lead on day one after recording 81 points, while Saint John’s rounds out the top three in third with 25 points.

Highlighting the day’s events for Gustavus was senior Josh Owens (Brooklyn Park, Minn.).  After finishing runner-up in the pole vault the past two seasons, Owens claimed the gold medal in the event at his final outdoor conference meet by going over the bar at 15-feet 5.5-inches.  Owens becomes Gustavus’s first MIAC Champion in the pole vault since Drew Hood placed first two years in a row in 2007 and 2008.  With his performance this season, Owens finishes his Gustavus career a three-time All-Conference performer in the pole vault.

Behind Owens, Jeffrey Dubose (Jr., St. Paul, Minn.) scored Gustavus five points in the pole vault after finishing fourth with a height of 14-feet 9.5-inches.

Brody Zeigler finished third in the high jump, earning All-MIAC honors.

Also bringing home All-Conference honors was Brody Ziegler (Fr., Mankato, Minn.) in the high jump.  Ziegler went over the bar at 6-feet eight-inches to finish third.  In the high jump as well, Isaac Tapp (So., Stewartville, Minn.) cleared 6-feet 6.75-inches to finish fifth, and Naga Rumicho (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.) cleared 6-feet 4.25-inches to take eighth.

Also providing the Gusties with key points in the field events was Ryan Obele (Jr., Le Sueur, Minn.), Jesse Scheiterlein (So., Sartell, Minn.), and Blair Riegel (Jr., Lakeville, Minn.). Obele led the group by taking home All-MIAC honors with a third place performance in the hammer throw with a toss of 160-feet 11-inches.  He also added a fourth place finish in the discus with a throw of 144-feet one-inch.  Scheiterlein turned in two top eight marks with a sixth place finish in the hammer (147’ 11”) and a seventh place finish in the discus (133’ 2”).  Riegel rounded out the day’s top field event performers with a fifth place showing in the long jump after recording a leap of 21-feet 6.25-inches.

On the track, Joseph Renier (Jr., Cambridge, Minn.) ran the 10,000-meter run in 32:29.69 to finish eighth and earn Gustavus one point.

Other Gustie track competitors earning the right to race in the finals on Saturday by way of their finish in Friday’s preliminary heats include Matt Flotterud (Jr., Cannon Falls, Minn.), Phillip Butler (Jr., St. Paul, Minn.), and Scott Williams (So., Maple Grove, Minn.).  Flotterud will run in the finals of the 110-meter hurdles after crossing the finish line in 15:48, Butler will run in the 100-meter dash after going 11.14, and Williams will run in the 400-meter hurdles after a prelim time of 56.59.

Phillip Butler (left) and Jeffrey Dubose (right) run side-by-side in the 100m dash prelims.

Gustavus’s 4×100-meter relay will also compete on Saturday after Butler, Nick Carlson (So., Fridley, Minn.), Dubose, and Riegel recorded a qualifying time of 42.53.

The 2013 MIAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships will conclude Saturday, May 11. Saturday’s action will start with the National Anthem at 11:50 a.m. The day two field events start at 12:00 p.m. and the track events will begin at 1:00 p.m. The full schedule of events is available online.

Saturday’s final event begins at 4:35 p.m., and there will be a short awards ceremony following the conclusion of the meet to honor both team champions. The top three individuals in each event and the first-place relay team will automatically earn All-Conference honors, and the fourth- through sixth-place finishers in each open event and second- through sixth-place relay teams will all be named All-Conference Honorable Mention.

The MIAC has a Web page dedicated to the event, and complete results, recaps, and multimedia coverage of the championships will be available on that site throughout the event. There will be live results available for all events courtesy of Apple Raceberry Jam and fans can also find entries and heat sheets on the MIAC’s event page as they become available.

Day One Results

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St. Peter, Minn. –

The 2013 MIAC Indoor Track and Field Championships began with last weekend’s multi-event competitions at Saint John’s. The full event will begin Friday at St. Thomas with field events beginning at 3:00 p.m. and track events starting at 3:30 p.m. Saturday’s action will start with the National Anthem at 11:50 a.m. The day two field events start at 12:00 p.m. and the track events will begin at 1:00 p.m. The full schedule of events is available online.

Saturday’s final event begins at 4:35 p.m., and there will be a short awards ceremony following the conclusion of the meet to honor both team champions. The top three individuals in each event and the first-place relay team will automatically earn All-Conference honors, and the fourth- through sixth-place finishers in each open event and second- through sixth-place relay teams will all be named All-Conference Honorable Mention.

The MIAC has a Web page dedicated to the event, and complete results, recaps, and multimedia coverage of the championships will be available on that site throughout the event. There will be live results available for all events courtesy of Apple Raceberry Jam and fans can also find entries and heat sheets on the MIAC’s event page as they become available

On the men’s side, Gustavus will look to its standout Blair Riegel (Jr., Lakeville, Minn.) for big points.  The reigning MIAC Champion in the long jump and member of last year’s first place 4×100-meter relay, Riegel is set to leave his mark both on the track and in the field events.  Heading into the weekend, the junior ranks second in the triple jump (45’ 3.5”), sixth in the long jump (21’ 4”), seventh in the 100-meter dash (11.08), and eighth in the 200-meter dash (22.58).  Riegel was named the Outstanding Field Athlete at MIAC Championships last season.

Also on the track, Matt Flotterud (Jr., Cannon Falls, Minn.) is poised to score in the 110-meter hurdles, ranking fifth with a time of 15.95.

Josh Owens (Sr., Brooklyn Park, Minn.), a two-time All-Conference performer in the pole vault, seeks a breakthrough in 2013 after finishing second in the event the past two seasons.  Owens is currently the top contender for the title, coming in with a height of 15-feet 8.25-inches, which he cleared at the Meet of the UnSaintly last weekend.

Other top competitors include thrower Ryan Obele (Jr., Le Sueur, Minn.) and javelin specialist Ryan Ness (Sr., Inver Grove Heights, Minn.).  Obele ranks second in the hammer throw (161’) and fourth in the discus (148’ 4”), while Ness holds the top javelin toss in the league by more than eight feet with a mark of 188-feet 9-inches.  Brody Ziegler (Fr., Mankato, Minn.) and Isaac Tapp (So., Stewartville, Minn.) round out the top field competitors.  Both will compete in the high jump where Ziegler ranks third (6’ 6.75”) and Tapp ranks sixth (6’ 6”).

Leading the way for the Gustie women will be 2012 All-American Ally Voss (Sr., Wausau, Wis.) who looks to score her second straight MIAC title in the pole vault this weekend. A three-time All-Conference performer, Voss is the top contender with height of 12-feet 0.5-inches turned in at the MSU Twilight Meet on April 30.

Beth Hauer (Sr., Little Falls, Minn.) is the squad’s top competitor on the track, coming off a fourth place finish in the 5,000-meter run and a fifth place finish in the 10,000-meter run at the 2012 MIAC Championships.  She is currently ranked sixth in the 5,000 with a time of 18:04.27.  After a strong run last weekend at the Meet of the UnSaintly, Amanda Iverson (Sr., Waconia, Minn.) looks to score points in the 400-meter dash in which she ranks fifth with a time of 59.24.

Also in the field events, Gustavus expects a big weekend from Lauren Rothschiller (Sr., Chaska, Minn.) who ranks second in the triple jump (36’ 8.5”) and 11th in the long jump (16’ 8.5”).  Thrower Elizabeth Weiers (So., Le Center, Minn.) will make a run at the podium as well, coming into the meet with the second-ranked hammer throw of 162-feet 5-inches turned in on April 30 at the MSU Twilight Meet.

The Gustavus women’s team has three throwers who rank inside the top 10 in the shot put.  Haley Solheim (Fy., Crookston, Minn.) leads the group in sixth (40’ 11.75”), while Sarah Swanson (Fy., Fairbanks, Alaska) and Emily Ford (So., Brooklyn Park, Minn.) sit in ninth (39’ 8”) and tenth (39’ 6.75”), respectively.

Admission for the event is $7 for adults and $3 for students per day, with children ages 5 and under admitted free. MIAC passes will be honored. The MIAC would like to thank the University of St. Thomas, its coaches, and its staff, for its efforts as the host school. Stay tuned to St. Thomas’ athletic web site for complete details and meet information.

St. Paul – The Gustavus Adolphus track and field team got its last taste of competition before the MIAC Championships at the Meet of the UnSaintly held on Saturday at Hamline University.

Leading the Gustie women in the field events was Nevada Wendlandt (Jr., Winona, Minn.) and Ally Voss (Sr., Wausau, Wis.).  Wendlandt placed fourth in the high jump after clearing 5-feet one-inch, while Voss went over the bar at 11-feet seven-inches.  Lauren Rothschiller (Sr., Chaska, Minn.) turned in a fifth place finish in the triple jump after a mark of 34-feet 9.75-inches.

Amanda Iverson (Sr., Waconia, Minn.) recorded Gustavus’s top finish on the track with a fifth place performance in the 400-meter dash with a time of 59.24.

On the men’s side, Josh Owens (Sr., Brooklyn Park, Minn.) cleared 15-feet 9.75-inches to take fourth in the pole vault, and Jesse Scheiterlein (So., Owatonna, Minn.) threw the hammer 145-feet nine-inches to finish fourth.

The Gustavus track and field team will be in action this upcoming weekend at the 2013 MIAC Outdoor Track and Field Championships being held at the University of St. Thomas May 10-11.

Complete Results

Mankato, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus men’s and women’s track & field teams got some mid-week competition in on Tuesday when they competed in the Minnesota State University, Mankato Twilight Meet.  No team scores were kept at the event.

Leading the Gustavus men was junior Blair Riegel (Lakeville, Minn.) who recorded three top three finishes.  Riegel finished runner-up in the triple jump after a mark of 45-feet 3.5-inches, and also placed third in both the 100-meter (10.75) and 200-meter dash (22.58).

Joseph Renier (Jr., Cambridge, Minn.) turned in Gustavus’s top finish on the track with a win in the 5,000-meter run after posting a time of 15:44.36.

In the mid-distance races, Sam Fransen (Jr., Jackson, Minn.) came in second in the 800-meter run (2:01.13), and Tanner Davenport (Jr., Ham Lake, Minn.) crossed the finish line in third in the 1,500-meter run (4:18.34).

Ryan Obele (Jr., Le Sueur, Minn.) had a good evening in the throws, placing second in the hammer with a toss of 161-feet and third in the discus with a throw of 138-feet 9-inches.  Pat Tracy (Jr., St. Louis Park, Minn.) added a runner-up performance in the shot put (43-4.25).

Ryan Ness (Sr., Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) and Josh Owens (Sr., Brooklyn Park, Minn.) rounded out the night’s top performers.  Ness won the javelin competition with a throw of 182-feet 7-inches, while Owens won the pole vault after clearing the bar at 15-feet 1.5-inches.   Brody Ziegler (Fr., Mankato, Minn.) also turned in a second place showing in the high jump after clearing 6-feet 4.75 inches.

Recording wins on the women’s side was Beth Hauer (Sr., Little Falls, Minn.) and Elizabeth Weiers (So., Le Center, Minn.).  Hauer had the team’s top performance on the track with first place run in the 5000-meter in 18:45.55.  Weiers was the top Gustie in the field events with a first place throw of 162-feet 5-inches in the hammer.

Also on the track, Caitlin Fermoyle (So., Mendota Heights, Minn.) placed second in the 1,500-meter run (4:51.06), as did Marit Henckel (So., Viroqua, Wis.) in the 3,000-meter steeplechase (12:21.93).  Amanda Iverson (Sr., Waconia, Minn.) finished third in the 800-meter run (2:19.49), and Shelbie Walsh (Fy., Litchfield, Minn.) took third in the 110-meter hurdles (17.08).

To round out the Gustavus women’s team’s top competitors, Allyson Voss (Sr., Wausau, Wis.) cleared the bar at 12-feet 5-inches to finish second in the pole vault, Emily Ford (So., Brooklyn Park, Minn.) came in runner-up in the shot put with a throw of 39-feet 5.25-inches, and Rachel Colter (So., North St. Paul, Minn.) placed third in the javelin with a throw of 100-feet 2-inches.

Select members of the Gustavus track and field team will take part in the MIAC Multi’s set to begin on Thursday.  The two-day event originally scheduled to take place at Carleton College in Northfield has been moved to Saint John’s University in Collegeville.

Completer Men Results

Complete Women’s Results

Jeffrey Dubose hands the baton to Blair Riegel. Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

Jeffrey Dubose hands the baton to Blair Riegel. Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

St. Peter, Minn. – The Gustavus Adolphus men’s track and field team turned in a solid day at the Drake Alternative held at the Gustavus Outdoor Track and Field comples on Saturday.  Although there were no team scores kept at the meet, the Gusties hosted 21 regional teams that spanned Divisions I, II and III.

Leading the way for the Gustie men was Isaac Tapp (So., Stewartville, Minn.) and Ryan Ness (Sr., Inver Grove Heights, Minn.).  Tapp cleared 6-feet 6-inches to win the high jump, and Ness recorded a throw of 176-feet 5-inches to win the javelin.

Also in the field events, Brody Ziegler (Fr., Mankato, Minn.) placed fourth in the high jump with a height of 6-feet 4-inches, and Naga Rumicho (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.) finished behind him in 10th with a height of 6-feet 2-inches.

Ryan Obele (Jr., Le Sueur, Minn.) led the Gustie throwers with eighth place finishes in both the discus (147’ 6”) and hammer throw (160’ 5”).  Cameron Clause (Jr., Mankato, Minn.) rounded out the field competitors in eighth after a toss of 145-feet 2-inches in the javelin.

Blair Riegel (Jr., Lakeville, Minn.) turned in a sixth place finish in the 100-meter dash with a time of 11.18 and also registered a leap of 21-feet 4-inches in the long jump to finish fourth.

Phillip Butler finished one place ahead of Riegel in the 100-meter dash, crossing the finish line in 11.16.

Sam Fransen (Jr., Jackson, Minn.) placed fifth in the 3,000-meter steeplechase with a time of 10:21.19.  Preston Tomlinson (Sr., New Prague, Minn.) came across behind Fransen in sixth (10:27.36), while Dakota Darkstar (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.) finished eighth in 10:54.36.

Matt Flotterud (Jr., Cannon Falls, Minn.) was Gustavus’s final top 10 performer on the track, taking ninth with a time of 16.01.

The Gustavus track and field team will be in action next on Wednesday, May 1 when it takes part in the Mankato Twilight Meet in Mankato, Minn.

Complete Results

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St. Peter, Minn. - The Gustavus Adolphus track and field team is set to host the Drake Alternative/Alumni Meet on Saturday, April 27 at the Gustavus Outdoor Track and Field Complex.

The meet will begin at 9:15 a.m. with the men’s javelin competition and will close with the 1,600-meter relay set to take place at 6:30 p.m.

Attached below is the meet information, heat sheets, and link to the live results page.

Meet Information

Heat Sheets

Live Results

Joe Renier led the Gusties with a runner-up finish in the 10,000-meter run.

St. Paul - Select members of the Gustavus Adolphus track and field team got some mid-week competition in at the Hamline University Twilight Meet held at Klas Field on Wednesday night.

The distance runners took advantage of a chance to compete in the 10,000-meter run, as all five Gustie competitors ran in what was the longest race of the night.  On the men’s side, Joseph Renier (Jr., Cambridge, Minn.) led the pack of four Gustavus men with a second place finish in 32:34.84.  Adam Lund (Sr., Burnsville, Minn.) crossed the finish line in fifth (33:40.99), while Nate Hanson (Fr., Stillwater, Minn.) placed behind him in sixth (34:27.26).  Leighton Becher (So., Woodbury, Minn.) rounded out the group in seventh (34:37.31).

Rebecca Hare (So., Albany, Minn.) was the lone female competitor at the meet for the Gusties.  Hare also ran in the 10,000-meter, finishing fifth with a time of 38:24.64.

The Gustavus track and field team will be in action this weekend when it hosts the Drake Alternative/Alumni Meet on Saturday, April 27 in St. Peter, Minn.

Complete Results

Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

Despite the blanket of snow that covered much of Minnesota earlier in the week, the Gustavus men’s and women’s track and field teams were busy on Saturday.  While half squad was competing in Northfield, Minn. at the Carleton Relays, the other half was busy at the Central College Open being held in Pella, Iowa.  Although the Central Open was not a team scored meet, the Carleton Relays were.  The Gustavus men and women both placed seventh with the men registering 38.5 points and the women scoring 32.5 points.

Leading the charge in Pella was junior Blair Riegel (Lakeville, Minn.).  Riegel won the triple jump after a leap of 44-feet 7-inches and added a pair of second place finishes on the track in the 100 and 200-meter.  He crossed the finish line in 11.16 in the 100-meter dash and 22.58 in the 200.

Ryan Ness (Sr., Inver Grove Heights, Minn.) recorded Gustavus’s other win of the afternoon by taking the javelin competition after a toss of 182-feet 7-inches.

Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

Also in the field events, Naga Rumicho (Jr., Minneapolis, Minn.) registered two fourth place finishes – clearing the bar at six feet in the high jump and posting a triple jump of 38-feet 7.75-inches.

Ryan Obele (Jr., Le Sueur, Minn.) rounded out the top male competitors with a third place performance in the discus (148-4) and a sixth place showing in the hammer throw (154-05).

On the women’s side, Amanda Iverson (Sr., Waconia, Minn.) was the top Gustie runner of the day.  Iverson ran a 2:22.75 in the 800-meter run to finish second.  Haley Kemper (So., Prior Lake, Minn.) also provided a top five finish by placing fifth in the 400-meter dash with a time of 1:01.67.

Iverson and Kemper along with Kaitlin Bembenek (So., Prior Lake, Minn.) and Jenny Hendricks (Sr., New Prague, Minn.) teamed up to come in third in the 4×400-meter relay with a time of 4:07.74.

Lauren Rothschiller (Sr., Chaska, Minn.) and Leah Brossoit (Jr., Rochester, Minn.) led the way off the track.  Rothschiller finished runner-up in the triple jump with a mark of 32-feet 9-inches, and Brossoit came in behind her in third with a jump of 32-feet 4.25 inches.

Complete Central Open Results

At the Carleton Relays in Northfield, Joseph Renier (Jr., Cambridge, Minn.), Dillon Emo (So., Brookings, S.D.), and Leighton Becher (So., Woodbury, Minn.) turned in top 10 finishes in the 5000-meter run.   Renier finished fifth in the with a time of 15:26.20, Emo crossed behind him in sixth with a time of 15:41.11, and Becher rounded out the group in ninth with a time of 16:39.215.

Photo courtesy of Jeff Hunt.

Sam Fransen (Jr., Jackson, Minn.) and Matt Flotterud (Jr., Cannon Falls, Minn.) rounded out the men’s team’s top performers on the track.  Fransen took ninth in the steeplechase with a time of 10:53.02, and Flotterud placed seventh in the 110-meter hurdles with a 16.37.  Flotterud also added an eighth place finish in the high jump after clearing six feet.

Gustavus’s top finish in Northfield was a first place showing in the high jump by rookie Brody Ziegler (Mankato, Minn.).  Zeigler cleared the bar at 6-feet 4-inches to win the event alongside Mark Gross of Concordia.

Also in the field events, Cameron Clause (Jr., Mankato, Minn.) and Carl Neumann (Fr., Stacy, Minn.) both finished fourth in the pole vault after going over the bar at 13-feet 11.25-inches.  Jesse Scheiterlein (So., Sartell, Minn.) rounded out the men’s team with a fifth place throw of 41-feet 1.75-inches in the shot put.

The Gustie women were led by Caitlin Fermoyle (So., Mendota Heights, Minn.) and Erica Hett (Sr., Burnsville, Minn.).  Fermoyle ran a 4:48.87 in the 1,500-meter run to finish third, while Hare crossed the line in 11:59.73 to place third in the steeplechase.  Rebecca Hare (So., Albany, Minn.) also recorded a top 10 finish on the track by taking sixth in the 5,000-meter run with a time of 19:32.60.

Ally Voss (Sr., Wausau, Wis.) provided the Gusties a fourth place finish in the pole vault after clearing the bar at 10-feet 11.75-inches.

Men’s Results

Women’s Results

The Gustavus men’s and women’s track and field teams will be in action next weekend when they host the Drake Alternative on Saturday, April 27 in St. Peter.