AMES, Iowa.—Coyote freshman Brithton Senior tied South Dakota's program record for the 60-meter hurdles to win the event at the Iowa State Classic on Saturday inside the Lied Center.
 
Senior clocked 7.77 seconds, two-hundredths of a second faster than his time from earlier this season, to tie the South Dakota program record held by hurdles coach Teivaskie Lewin. Lewin was an All-American in the event in 2015. Fellow freshman Hugo Morvan clocked 8.12 seconds to finish fourth.
 
Junior Callie Henrich won the shot put with a throw of 49-9 ¾. Coyote freshman Meredith Clark finished runner-up in the event with a throw of 47-1 ½.
 
Senior Zack Anderson placed second in the high jump with a clearance of 7-1. It marks his fifth-straight week over 7-feet. Sophomore Jack Durst finished third with the same height, setting a new season best.
 
The Coyote women swept second through fourth place in the pole vault. Sophomore Deidra Marrison placed second with an indoor best of 13-8 ½. Senior Helen Falda and junior Landon Kemp finished third and fourth, respectively, with the same height.
 
Freshman Will Stupalsky leaped a season-best 46-4 ¾ to take second place in the triple jump.
 
The men's 4x400-meter placed third in the 4x400-meter relay with a clocking of 3:16.50. The time just misses the Coyote top-10 list. Senior led off, joined by redshirt-sophomore Kenneth McMahan, freshman Ardell Inlay and junior Aleksi Rosler on the relay.
 
Freshman Dylan Kautz followed up yesterday's win in the 60 meters with a fourth-place finish in the 200 meters. He clocked 22.07 seconds.
 
The women's 4x400-meter relay clocked 3:49.39 to place fourth. Junior Danielle Thompson, freshman Madison Jochum, senior Hannah Draayer and junior Holly Gerberding ran on the relay.
 
South Dakota returns to action next Friday at the Nebraska Tune-Up held in the Devaney Sports Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.