The Northwest Missouri State University outdoor track and field teams had a standout performance at the Bryan Clay Invitational, achieving multiple record-breaking results. Danny Jantzen set a new school record in the men's 400-meter hurdles with a provisional time of 51.51, finishing fourth overall. Kendall Tietjen also excelled, winning the women's hurdles among Division II athletes, and now ranks second in program history. Numerous athletes achieved personal bests and significant placements, showcasing the team's strength heading into the final meets before the MIAA conference championships.

By the Numbers
  • Danny Jantzen clocked a provisional time of 51.51 in the men's 400-meter hurdles, breaking the school record.
  • Kendall Tietjen's provisional time of 59.71 in the women's hurdles ranks her second all-time at Northwest.
State of Play
  • Northern Missouri State athletes are set to compete in the Kip Janvrin Open and Hornet Invite next.
  • The team's recent performances come just ahead of the MIAA conference championship meet.
What's Next

Expect further improvements as Northwest athletes participate in upcoming meets to solidify their standings and qualify for more provisional marks before the MIAA championships.

Bottom Line

The Bearcats are building momentum, with record-breaking performances setting the stage for strong results in upcoming competitions. Continued focus and training will be essential as they head towards championship events.