MINNEAPOLIS—South Dakota sophomore Shanice Cannigan recorded the 10th-best pentathlon score in the nation and senior Kelsey Barrett repeated as the Jack Johnson Classic 5,000-meter champion on Friday in Minneapolis.

Cannigan broke the school record with 3,817 points to finish runner-up in the pentathlon. Her score will increase approximately 20 points due to adjustments for track size. Cannigan cleared a career-best 5-8 ¾ to tie for first in the high jump, which ranks third in program history. She clocked 8.87 seconds in the 60 hurdles, threw 29-4 ¾ in the shot put, leaped 18-2 ½ in the long jump, and ran 2:22.72 in the 800 meters.

Barrett crossed the line in 17 minutes, 14.53 seconds, a time five seconds off her own meet record from a year ago. A Coyote distance runner has won the 5,000 meters at the Jack Johnson Classic for four consecutive years. Barrett's time tops the Summit League and ranks 34th in the nation. Senior Katie Wetzstein finished third in the race with a time of 17:37.64.

Junior Dustin Valind threw 50-3 ¼ to take second in the shot put.

Senior sprinter and jumper Analisa Huschle finished third in a pair of events. She clocked a season-best 25.15 seconds in the 200 meters and leaped 18-8 in the long jump.

Redshirt-junior Hunter Wilkes tied for second in the pole vault at 13-3 ½. In her first meet back since finishing runner-up at the 2014 NCAA Championships, redshirt-senior Emily Grove also cleared 13-3 ½ for fourth. Redshirt-junior Madison Mills placed fifth at the same mark.

South Dakota competes at the second day of the Jack Johnson Classic tomorrow in Minneapolis.