Minnesota State Women’s Track and Field Takes Third with Impressive Wins at Norse Invite
The Minnesota State women's outdoor track and field team placed third at the Norse Invite in Iowa, scoring 118 points and securing four first-place finishes, including freshman Lauren Bird's record-breaking hammer throw.
By the Numbers- Freshman Lauren Bird threw 46.57m (162' 7) in the hammer throw.
- Senior Madeline Fretag placed first in the shot put event with a heave of 13.24m (43' 5.25).
- Freshman Elise Jensen secured a first-place finish in the discus throw with a throw of 42.88m (140' 8).
No significant counterarguments or complexities were reported.
State of Play- The team traveled to Long Beach, Calif., for upcoming events from April 11th to 13th, including the Maverick Invite.
- The athletes displayed strong performances across various field and track events at the Norse Invite.
The Mavericks will be competing in a series of invites in Long Beach, Calif., followed by the Maverick Invite, continuing their athletic journey.
Bottom LineThe Minnesota State women's track and field team showcased impressive performances at the Norse Invite, setting records and securing top finishes, highlighting their potential for future success in upcoming competitions.
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