The University of Sioux Falls track and field teams shined at the Dewey Donat Classic, securing multiple event titles and establishing a new school record. Key achievements included the men's 4x100 relay team setting a record time of 41.89 seconds, placing them among the Division II national rankings. Tamia Horton excelled with a runner-up finish in the 100 meters, while Delanie Van Driel took the shot put title with a top-30 national mark. Additional victories came from Bryson Canton in the 1500 meters and Parker Hahn in the 3000-meter steeplechase.

By the Numbers
  • Men's 4x100 relay time: 41.89 seconds (school record)
  • Tamia Horton’s 100-meter time: 11.43 seconds (DII #3)
  • Delanie Van Driel's shot put mark: 14.08 meters (DII #27)
State of Play
  • The men's team topped the charts with significant relay performances, including a win in the 4x400 relay at 3:16.31.
  • Multiple athletes achieved personal bests, boosting their national rankings in various events.
What's Next

USF track and field athletes will compete on April 17 at the Red Raider Open before splitting into squads for the Mount Marty Twilight and Drake Relays on April 22.

Bottom Line

The Cougars' impressive performances not only highlight their current potential but also set a strong foundation for upcoming competitions, showcasing the depth and talent within the team.