MEN'S TRACK & FIELD

Lane Hargrove SECOND ROW Daniel Fryer, Dillon

Garcia,

Christensen, Asst. Coach Rylan Hincher, Head Coach Dave Kroeker, Asst. Coach Andy Shewey, Alfredo Enriquez,

Dybowski, Alan Catana FIRST ROW Dakotah Whiteley, Zack Johnson, Ryan Stade, Pierce Klaassen, Vance Shewey, Tyrel Haynes, William Colgin, Chase Nash, Brandon Geyer NOT PICTURED Trent Kuhn

Snapshot

With the season still ongoing, the first half of the men’s outdoor season can be highlighted with a few new school records. Dillon Callaway was the first when he broke the 1500m with a time of 3:57.67. Ryan Stade set a new Tabor record in the 10,000 meters when he ran 31:47.86. Finally the oldest Tabor track and field record fell when Zack Johnson threw 50.91 meters in the discus. The record was once held by Don Rains and was set back in 1990. Vance Shewey and Zack Johnson will return to the NAIA Outdoor National Championships in May after hitting the A-standard requirements. Shewey will compete in the high jump and Johnson will throw the discus. Shewey finished as a national runner-up indoors this year and was third outdoors in 2022.

*As of April 18, 2023

Snapshot

The outdoor track and field teams have made their mark across the midwest. Competing in meets such as the Wash U Distance Carnival in Saint Louis, KT Woodman at Wichita State and the 100th annual Kansas Relays. These meets provide some of the best competition in the nation and aid in bringing out the best in athletes. This is evident in Danielle Allison broke the 5000 meter record at Wash U with a time of 17:35.44, and is now slated to compete at the NAIA Championships after hitting the B-standard time. Allison also ran 4:45.24 in the 1500 meter at the Emporia State Relays, seven seconds faster than the previous Tabor record. At the KT Woodman Classic, Brooke Wiebe took down the previous 3000m Steeplechase record when she ran 11:34.09. The Bluejays currently await their conference championship, when they host the KCAC Championships on May 4th and 5th.

*As of April 18, 2023