MANKATO, Minn. – Bemidji State University Track and Field finished the Ted Nelson Classic, hosted by Minnesota State University Mankato, with four top-three finishes and eight personal and/or season bests. Sophomore
Sophie Rylance led the way with her second event win of the season, taking first in the 800-meter race.
Next weekend, the Beavers close out their regular season at the UND Tune Up in Grand Forks, N.D. They will then travel back to Mankato, Minn. for the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference Indoor Championships on Feb. 27 and 28.
200 Meter
22
nd –
Amelia Congrove, 28.06
23
rd –
Josie Aitken, 28.30 –
Season Best
24
th –
Hailey Selly, 29.13 –
Season Best
27
th –
Gabrielle Wilson, 31.82 –
Season Best
400 Meter
8
th –
Amelia Congrove, 1:01.01 –
Personal Best
11
th –
Josie Aitken, 1:03.77
13
th –
Hailey Selly, 1:08.56
800 Meter
1
st –
Sophie Rylance, 2:15.94
1000 Meter
8
th –
Jada Goeson, 3:07.74 –
Personal Best
1 Mile
6
th –
Maggie McCarthy, 5:22.58
17
th –
Jazzlyn Hanenberger, 5:43.89
High Jump
3
rd –
Allison LaVine, 1.53 meters
Long Jump
19
th –
Hailey Selly, 4.64 meters –
Season Best
Pole Vault
12
th –
Chloe Knott, 3.19 meters
Shot Put
2
nd –
Trista Bilden, 12.88 meters –
Personal Best
10
th –
Kate Martin, 11.01 meters
14
th –
Hannah Baker, 10.79 meters
15
th –
Allison LaVine, 10.52 meters – Personal Best
16
th –
Josie Rystedt, 10.24 meters
23
rd –
Emma Green, 9.68 meters
Weight Throw
3
rd –
Hannah Baker, 16.44 meters
15
th –
Elle Bettcher, 13.50 meters
18
th –
Emma Green, 11.90 meters
19
th –
Josie Rystedt, 11.02 meters
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Located on the shore of Lake Bemidji, Bemidji State University sponsors 15 varsity athletic programs with NCAA Division I men's and women's hockey membership in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association and Western Collegiate Hockey Association, while its 13 NCAA Division II programs hold membership in the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference (NSIC).