RAPID CITY, S.D. --- The Hardrocker track & field teams are headed to the University of Nebraska Kearney on Saturday for a one-day meet.
 
Last weekend, after being out of action for a while the Hardrockers had success at a large Division I meet, hosted by the University of South Dakota.
 
Jaycie Stubbs set her fifth school record between the indoor and outdoor seasons, while Travis Kleinsasser set a DII Era school record in the decathlon. Overall, the team recorded 22 PRs, 11 Hardrocker Top-10s and 26 top-20 finishes.
 
The Hardrockers will look to continue to improve upon their strong indoor season and outdoor season opener.
 
MEET INFORMATION

Host School: University of Nebraska Kearney
Date/Time: Saturday, April 15
Site: Kearney, Neb.
Stadium: Kearney High School  
Results: Loper Timing
Live Stream: MIAA Network (Paid) 
 
Events and Participants:
 
Men:

Men's 100 Meter  Dash:
        Johnson, Eddie
        Meier, Garrett
        Nicolaus, Kort
        Record, Maxemus
        Storlie, Cole
        Thompson, Aidan
        Snyder, Brent

Men's 200m  Dash:
        Harrington, Cody
        Johnson, Eddie
        Nicolaus, Kort
        Kleinsasser, Travis

Men's 400m  Dash:
        Barbot, Eli: 53.00      PAID    TFRRS ID:650880ELI*BARB Eligiblity: SO-2

Men's 800m  Run:
        Greisen, Thomas
        Hansmann, Owen
        Mashlan, Carson
        Quammen, Justin
        Winter, Rowan
        Hentschel, Zach

Men's 110m  Hurdles:
        Thompson, Aidan
        Kleinsasser, Travis

Men's 4 x 400m  Relay:
        Kleinsasser,Mashlan,Winter,Thompson

Men's High Jump:
        Cass, Jade

Men's Pole Vault:
        Kleinsasser, Travis
        Meier, Garrett
        Storlie, Cole

Men's Long Jump:
        Harrington, Cody
        Cass, Jade

Men's Shot Put:
        Cone, Ian
        Fritzler, Henry
        Heersink, Gabe
        Kaiser, Reid
        Osmanski, Kevin
        Rowe, Josh

Men's Discus Throw:
        Cone, Ian
        Heersink, Gabe
        Kaiser, Reid
        Kleinsasser, Travis
        Osmanski, Kevin
        Rowe, Josh
        Snyder, Brent
        Thompson, Aidan

Men's Hammer Throw:
        Colman, Erick
        Cone, Ian
        Fritzler, Henry
        Heersink, Gabe
        Huot, Eli
        Kaiser, Reid
        Osmanski, Kevin
        Rowe, Josh

Men's Javelin:
        Record, Maxemus
 
Women:
 
Women's 100m  Dash:
        Hanson, Tatum
        Hasse, Madeline
        May, Melissa
        Robinson, Tierney
        Tschetter, Karisa
        Krumpus, Abby

Women's 200m  Dash:
        Mannes, Laine
        May, Melissa
        Tschetter, Karisa
        Hasse, Madeline

Women's 400m  Dash:
        Wilson, Adeline

Women's 800m  Run:
        Saline, Abbie
        Smith, Samantha

Women's 1,500m  Run:
        Knudtson, Lillian
        Magni, Katie
        Neubert, Narria
        Tvrdy, Kat

Women's 100m  Hurdles:
        Mannes, Laine

Women's 400m  Hurdles:
        Scully, Kamryn

Women's 4 x 400m  Relay:
       Scully,Mannes,Saline,Wilson

Women's High Jump:
        Krumpus, Abby

Women's Pole Vault:
        Scully, Kamryn

Women's Long Jump:
        Hanson, Tatum
        Robinson, Tierney

Women's Shot Put:
        Jurrens, Olivia
        Sayler, Jenna
        Stubbs, Jaycie
        Van Ruler, Abbie

Women's Discus Throw:
        Jurrens, Olivia
        Merz, Jansi
        Sayler, Jenna
        Stubbs, Jaycie
        Van Ruler, Abbie
        Viger, Maddie
        Schenck, Adisyn

Women's Hammer Throw:
        Cooley, Amanda
        Jurrens, Olivia
        Merz, Jansi
        Schenck, Adisyn
        Van Ruler, Abbie
        Viger, Maddie

Women's Javelin:
        Krumpus, Abby
        Schenck, Adisyn
 
About South Dakota Mines
The South Dakota School of Mines & Technology is a member of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) and NCAA Division II offering 11 men's and women's varsity intercollegiate athletic programs. The Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference is a premier NCAA Division II conference with 15 members, as well as four associate members, located in the states of California, Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Utah.