RAPID CITY, S.D. --- The Hardrocker track & field teams are scheduled to host the Bauer Open on Saturday.
 
Other competing teams will be Black Hills State and Chadron State.
 
The track & field teams have not had a lot of opportunities to compete so far this spring, competing just three times but have seen success in their limited opportunities. In the most recent meet at Nebraska Kearney, the Hardrockers recorded ten top-10s, 32 top-fives, 28 PRs, and six individual championships.
 
MEET INFORMATION

Host School: South Dakota Mines
Date/Time: Friday, Apr. 21 / 10:00 a.m.
Site: Rapid City, S.D.
Stadium: O' Harra Stadium 
Results: Dakota Timing
Live Stream: RMAC Network
Schedule: Bauer Info and Schedule
 
Events and Participants:
 
Men:

Men's 100m Dash:

        Johnson, Eddie
        Nicolaus, Kort
        Mashlan, Carson
        Barbot, Eli
        Thompson, Aidan
        Pitlick, Ethan

Men's 400m Dash:
        Mashlan, Carson
        Winter, Rowan

Men's 1,500m Run:
        Captain, Tyler
        Hansmann, Owen
        Hentschel, Zach
        Lamoreaux, Joran
        Quammen, Justin
        Wagner, Owen
        Flerchinger, Brett

Men's 5,000m Run:
        Prather, Hunter

Men's 110m High Hurdles:
        Cass, Jade
        Harrington, Cody

Men's Pole Vault:
        Barbot, Eli
        Meier, Garrett
        Storlie, Cole
        Harrington, Cody

Men's Long Jump:
        Kleinsasser, Travis
        Thompson, Aidan
        Cass, Jade
        Harrington, Cody

Men's Shot Put:
        Fritzler, Henry
        Thompson, Aidan
        Cass, Jade
        Cone, Ian
        Osmanski, Kevin
        Kaiser, Reid

Men's Discus Throw:
        Cone, Ian
        Harrington, Cody
        Heersink, Gabe
        Kaiser, Reid
        Osmanski, Kevin
        Rowe, Josh
        Kleinsasser, Travis

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

Men's Javelin:
        Kleinsasser, Travis
        Record, Maxemus
        Snyder, Brent
 
Women:
 
Women's 100m Dash:
        Hanson, Tatum
        Mathieu, Katherine
        May, Melissa
        Robinson, Tierney

Women's 400m Dash:
        May, Melissa

Women's 1,500m Run:
        Knudtson, Lillian
        Magni, Katie
        McQuistan, Madalyn
        Saline, Abbie
        Wilson, Adeline
        Thompson, Margaret
        Neubert, Narria
        Smith, Samantha
        Heiden, Allyson
        Tvrdy, Kat

Women's 5,000m Run:
        Heiden, Allyson
        Knudtson, Lillian
        Magni, Katie
        Neubert, Narria
        Saline, Abbie
        Wilson, Adeline

Women's 100m High Hurdles:
        Krumpus, Abby

Women's 400m Intermediate Hurdles:
        Mannes, Laine
        Scully, Kamryn

Women's Pole Vault:
        Hasse, Madeline
        Scully, Kamryn
        Tschetter, Karisa

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

Women's Shot Put:
        Jurrens, Olivia
        Krumpus, Abby
        Sayler, Jenna
        Van Ruler, Abbie
        Stubbs, Jaycie
        Schenck, Adisyn
        Viger, Maddie

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

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

Women's Javelin:
        Schenck, Adisyn
        Stubbs, Jaycie
        Mathieu, Katherine
 
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.