FARGO, N.D. – The Valley City State University track & field team competed in the Bison Open and Multi on Feb. 7 and 8. The Vikings recorded three school records, seven top eight finishes, and 13 personal bests at the meet.
 
View complete results from NDSU Open and Multi
 
Junior, Karly Just, broke the school record in the 3000-meter finishing with a time of 10:36.41 earning fifth at the event. Just broke the school record set by Kelly Besemer in 1998. Just also bested the school record in the mile with a time of 5:25.26.
 
Jasmine Barnes, a senior, ran the 1000-meter in 3:13.24  Barnes earned fifth in the 1000-meter at the event. Barnes also ran the mile finishing with a time of 5:25.72 good for the second fastest mile in the record books.
 
Viking sophomore Emma Muggli earned 2,883 points in the Pentathlon good for the school record. She earned a fifth-place finish in the pentathlon shot put with a 10.98-meter throw. She also earned sixth place in the pentathlon 800-meter running a time of 2:42.96.
 
Jordan Mount, a freshman, finished eighth in the 400-meter with a time of 50.11
 
Freshman, Zach Baumgartner, earned eighth in 1000-meter with a time of 2:45.70
 
Cameron Champagnie recorded a seventh place finish in the triple jump with a 13.24-meter attempt.
 
VCSU Women – Top 8 Finishes
Pentathlon 800m: 6 Emma. Muggli, SO, 2:42.96
1000m: 5 Jasmine Barnes, SR, 3:13.24
3000m: 5 Karly Just, JR, 10:36.41
Pentathlon Shot Put: 5 Emma Muggli, SO, 10.98m
 
VCSU Men – Top 8 Finishes:
400m: 8 Jordan Mount, FR, 50.11
1000m: 8 Zach Baumgartner, FR, 2:45.70
Triple Jump: 7 Cameron Champagnie, SO, 13.24m
 
UP NEXT: Viking Track & Field is off to NSAA Indoor Conference Championships hosted in Brookings, S.D. on Sunday Feb. 16.