ALBUQUERQUE, New Mexico—South Dakota sophomore Danii Anglin placed 13th in the high jump at the NCAA Championships on Saturday afternoon inside the Albuquerque Convention Center.
 
Anglin, hailing from Spring Mount, Jamaica, made 5-9 ¾ (1.77m) on a first attempt to finish 13th in the competition. She garners second team All-America honors with the performance. It's the second All-America honor of Anglin's career after finishing 14th at the NCAA's outdoor championships last June.
 
South Dakota finished with a pair of first team All-Americans in the pole vault in Marleen Mülla (third) and Gen Hirata (eighth), along with a pair of second-team All-Americans in pole vaulter Cassidy Mooneyhan (14th) and Anglin.
 
The Coyotes have tallied 35 All-America honors on the women's side in the Division I era and the program's tallied 58 honors combined with the men.