LONG BEACH, Calif. – A college file was damaged, whereas a number of different high marks in program historical past had been in jeopardy, because the Montana State monitor and area program closed out a robust exhibiting in California on Saturday with its look on the Seashore Invitational. 
 
Senior Alex Hellenberg had two of the Bobcats’ high performances on Saturday at Lengthy Seashore State’s Jack Rose Monitor facility. 
 
Hellenberg started her day by ending in a tie for third within the girls’s pole vault. Her clearance of 13 ft, 3.75 inches (4.06m) was greater than 4 inches increased than her earlier lifetime greatest. The mark moved her from fifth to fourth all-time amongst Bobcat feminine vaulters. Hellenberg ended her day by taking second general within the triple leap competitors. Her leap of 41-10 (12.75m) was greater than 1 1/2 ft farther than her earlier greatest because the mark set a brand new program file. 
 
Ian Fosdick and Colby Wilson added to MSU’s large day within the respective males’s triple leap and pole vault occasions. Fosdick turned the third Bobcat male to achieve 50 ft (15.24m) within the triple leap as he hit the mark outright. He turned the primary Bobcat to cross 50 ft in 32 years, whereas he additionally had a personal-best lengthy leap of 22-05.75 (6.85m) to complete twenty fourth in that competitors on Saturday. Wilson continued his climb up Montana State’s pole vault charts as his clearance of 17-07.25 (5.37m) moved him to second in Bobcat historical past open air. His peak additionally positioned him among the many high 15 within the nation on the Division I degree at the moment. 
 
There have been a number of different top-10 all-time chart marks set Saturday. MSU’s males’s 4×100 relay of Derrick Olsen, Will Anderson, Chris Bianchini and Drake Schneider accomplished a time of three minutes, 11.64 seconds to take first general. That point was the second quickest ever by a Bobcat relay. Olsen additionally completed second within the 110 hurdles, whereas incomes the highest time amongst faculty athletes, coming in at 13.88. The time was wind-aided so his time he ran Friday of 13.93 stands as the college file. 
 
MSU’s Twila Reovan took fifteenth general within the girls’s triple leap with a leap of 39-03.25 (11.97m). It improved on her No. 6 placement on the Bobcats’ high 10 checklist. Elena Carter additionally had a wind-aided time of 13.37 within the girls’s 100 hurdles whereas inserting seventh. If it wasn’t wind aided, the time would have topped her faculty file she set Friday of 13.53. 
 
A number of athletes had sturdy showings for the Bobcats on the LBSU monitor complicated. 
 
Jordan Fink had a personal-best shot put of 45-10 (13.97m) to take thirty first general within the girls’s competitors. Taylor Brisendine (lengthy leap), Shelby Schweyen (excessive leap) and Anna Trudnowski (400 hurdles) every had personal-best performances of their respective occasions. The boys’s throwers had been led by Carter Slade who had a Thirty third-place exhibiting within the shot put. 
 
The Montana State monitor and area program returns to competitors after per week hiatus on Friday, April 29, when the Bobcats take part within the Bengal Invitational in Pocatello, Idaho.