For Immediate Release
Saturday, May 12, 2018
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WINONA, Minn. – Minnesota State won its seventh straight NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championships behind an impressive performance at Paul Giel Field in Winona, Minnesota. The Mavericks, which have won nine of the last ten titles, scored 191 points to finish 88.5 points ahead of second place UMary. In all, four new records were set by men’s teams at this year’s championship.
Cold temperatures and rain forced the NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Championship run the 10,000m runs on Friday with all of Friday's prelims being cancelled and all of Saturday's events run as finals.
The University of Mary’s Luxon Glor was named the NSIC High Point Performer for the Championship. Glor won the 100m dash with a time of 10:59, was third in the 200m dash with time of 21.89, was fourth in the long jump with a leap of 7.27m (23-10.25), finished seventh in the triple jump at 13.87m (45-6.25) and was part of the 4X100 meter relay time that finished second.
Four records fell at the 2018 championships as Sydne Davis of Minnesota State ran 51.91 in the 400m-hurdles to break the 2017 record of 53.58 held by Augustana’s Josh Barrows. Sioux Falls’ Steven Brown ran 14:36.96 in the 5000m to eclipse the 2015 mark of 14:43.42 ran by MSU Moorhead’s Cody Christ. Brian Huber of MSU Moorhead crushed the long jump record as he soared 7.91m (25-11.5) to shatter the old mark from 2016 of 7.56 leaped by St. Cloud State’s Keyshawn Davis. Also, on day one, the University of Mary’s Derek Myers set the NSIC record in the 10,000 meter run with an NCAA provisional time of 32:20.75. He broke the 2016 record of 30:24.05 held by MSU Moorhead’s Cody Christ.
The top three finishers in each event and the top two relay teams are named to the NSIC Outdoor Track & Field All-Conference team. NSIC Outdoor Track & Field Athletes and Coach of the Year will be announced next week at NorthernSun.org.
The 2018 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Outdoor Track and Field Championships will be held May 24-26 at the Irwin Belk Complex in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will be hosted by Johnson C. Smith University. The entire field for the NCAA Championships will be announced on Tuesday, May 15 on NCAA.com.
Men - Team Rankings - 21 Events Scored
1) Minnesota State 191
2) U-Mary 102.50
3) Augustana 98
4) Wayne St 92
5) Sioux Falls 66.50
6) Northern State 66
7) Minnesota-Duluth 65
8) MSU-Moorhead 61.50
9) Concordia-St. Paul 58.50
10) Southwest Minnesota State 13
11) Minot State 5
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