Jack Johnson Classic Results

MINNEAPOLIS—South Dakota senior Teivaskie Lewin tied his school record from the 2015 NCAA Indoor Championships en route to winning the 60-meter hurdles at the Jack Johnson Classic in Minneapolis Saturday.
 
Lewin clocked 7.77 seconds in the 60-meter hurdles, a mark .03 seconds shy of the meet record. Lewin was also 0.34 seconds ahead of second place.
 
Junior Tyler Frank cleared his personal-best bar of 6-10 ¾ for the second consecutive meet. Frank finished runner-up.
 
Also leaping to a personal best, junior Ashley Thompson triple jumped 39-9 ¼ for third place. Thompson also took eighth in the 60-meter hurdles with a time of 9.03.
 
Senior Analisa Huschle clocked 7.74 seconds to place third in the 60 meters. She led freshman Karina Dufoe to seventh in 7.86.
 
With a throw of 47-4 ¼, senior Meghan Dennis recorded a new personal best and placed fifth.
 
Seniors Peter Chapman and Erik Jorgensen took fourth and fifth in the pole vault. Chapman vaulted 16-2 ¾ and Jorgensen cleared 15-9.
 
Sophomore Brooke Ireland won the second heat of the 600 meters in 1:35.58. Her time would have placed fifth in the championship race. Ireland was two seconds off Emma Erickson's school record 1:33.60.
 
Sophomore Alex Williams clocked 50.37 for seventh in the 400-meter championship race and eighth place overall.
 
Coyote heptathletes freshman Hunter Leighton and sophomore Garrett Anderson finished seventh and eighth, respectively, in the heptathlon.
 
The Coyotes travel to Colorado Springs, Colo., for the Air Force Team Challenge on Friday.