ALAMOSA, Colo. --- The South Dakota Mines track and field teams finished up the conference championships today in Colorado and had several milestones.

The men finished in seventh as a team with 33 points. Jade Cass got the day started off in style for the men, taking home the conference championship and tying the school record in the high jump, clearing the bar at 2.07m. Cass wasn't done with his day, as he set a new school record in the heptathlon, scoring 4939 points to finish second overall in the event. As a result of his performances, he was named male co-athlete of the meet. 
 
On the women's side, the Hardrockers scored 11 points to finish in 12th. In the women's shot put Jaycie Stubbs broke her own school record, throwing 13.55 meters to finish fifth in the event.

The Hardrocker Top-10s and additional PRs are listed below.
 
Men:
4x400 – Pitlick, Barbot, Winter, Greisen (#4 Hardrocker Top-10, 3:25.55)
Heptathlon – Aidan Thompson (#2 Hardrocker Top-10, 4790 points)
Heptathlon – Travis Kleinsasser (#4 Hardrocker Top-10, 4628 points)
Shot Put – Erick Colman (#10 Hardrocker Top-10, 14.71m)
 
Women:
4x400 – Mathieu, Scully, Mannes, Saline (#3 Hardrocker Top-10, 4:14.69).
 
PRs:
Heptathlon – Cody Harrington (3410 points)
 
This wraps up the Hardrockers' indoor season outside of the national championships, if any Hardrockers qualify, that event takes place on March 10-11 in Virginia Beach, Virginia.