BROOKINGS, S.D. – Minnesota State Moorhead track & field saw a host of top ten performances at the SDSU Indoor Classic on Friday and Saturday. The Dragon efforts were led by a new indoor mile record set by Jared Gregoire (4:00.37). 
 
Sprints/Hurdles/Relays
 
The women's 60m dash would see Cipriana Jones improve on her personal best, clocking a 7.75 in the qualifying heats. Jones now moves into fifth all-time in MSUM history in the event. Brihonne Cargill (7.92) would register another personal best in the same event as well. On the men's side, Brandon Pemberton would place 10^th in the preliminary heats with a time of 6.91. 
 
In the women's 400m, Christalea Wagner (58.58) would pace the Dragons, placing 18^th. Liv Birkeland (1:00.12) would secure another personal best in the same event. Jones would see another personal best effort in the 200m, clocking a 25.46 to place 12^th overall. That mark moves Jones into seventh all-time in Moorhead history. Pemberton would do the same on the men's side, marking a 21.54 for a new personal best. The time now stands as the second-fastest in program history. 
 
Jumps/Vaults
 
Women's triple saw Allysah Larson set another personal best for Moorhead. Larson finished fourth overall with a leap of 38-07.75 (11.78m). The mark is an NCAA provisional jump and is the second-best indoor triple jump in MSUM history. Ahniesha Presulme (11.55m) would place seventh for the Dragons in the same event. Men's triple jump would see Rollie Hanna place sixth behind a top attempt of 45-09.75 (13.96m). 
 
Jaiden Peraza would win men's high jump once again on Saturday, clearing the 6-10.75 (2.10m) bar. Jasiah Hambira (1.95m) would place eighth in the same event. Hunter Petersen would lead MSUM's efforts in women's high jump, clearing 5-00.25 (1.53m) to place eighth. Danica Felland (1.48m) would set a personal best in the same event. 
 
Women's long jump would see Larson lead the Dragons with a leap of 18-01.5 (5.52m) to place sixth. The mark for Larson stands as the ninth-best in program history.
 
Throws
 
In women's shot put, Kiley Kranz would place 10^th with a top mark of 41-08 (12.70m). Hailey Neumann would collect another personal best of 41-04.5 (12.61m) to place 11^th. The throw for Neumann ties the 10^th-best in program history. 
 
Men's shot put would see Justin Jacobson capture another event win behind a throw of 55-04.25 (16.87m). Jacobson would also place fifth in weight throw competition with a toss of 57-0 (17.37m). 
 
Distance
 
Friday's competition would see Jared Gregoire capture an event win in the 800m behind a time of 1:51.79. Colin O'Farrell would finish runner-up for the Dragons as well with a time of 1:52.05. In Friday's men's 3000m race, Janis Riekstins would clock a personal best time of 8:40.46 to place 17^th amongst 91 competitors. Seth Meikle (8:47.10) would also set a personal best in the same event. Chase Hoechst would lead MSUM's efforts in Friday's 5000m run, placing fourth overall behind a mark of 14:46.43. Lander Lahtinen (15:25.01) and James Dorado (15:31.12) would set season bests in the same event. 
 
In Saturday's mile run, Katelyn Kennedy would set a new personal best of 5:22.18. On the men's side, it was Gregoire who dominated again, setting a new school record of 4:00.37 to win the event. The mark for Gregoire was a new meet record and smashed the MSUM record by nearly five seconds. Riekstins (4:18.94) would set a new personal best in the same event for MSUM.
 
O'Farrell would win the men's 1000m run on Saturday behind a personal best time of 2:28.50. The senior's time is the eight-fastest in MSUM history. Jadon Boots (2:30.04) and Rory Richardson (2:31.65) would each set new personal bests in the same event. Brooke Bollman would clock a personal best in the women's 600m run, marking a 1:41.73. 
 
Up Next
 
MSUM is set to compete next at the UND Tune-Up in Grand Forks, N.D., which is slated for Friday, February 20.