BOZEMAN, Mont.- Rocky Track and Field added two more NAIA qualifying standards, as junior Charlize Davis and freshman Keenan Morris each reached B-Standard marks in Friday's Carignan Classic in Bozeman.  

Men's Notable Results

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Freshman Keenan Morris recorded a 'B' Standard finish in the pole vault, leaping 4.75 meters (15 feet, 7 inches). After clearing 4.60 meters in his first attempt, Morris made 4.75 meters on his third and final attempt. His vault is tied for ninth in program history, as he becomes the third Battlin' Bear in the past two seasons to qualify for the NAIA Indoor National Championships, after Rocky had a pair of All-American finishes a season ago from seniors Braden Tomlin and Jay Jetmore. 

Drifter Skillicorn ran the first sub-50-second 400-meter in program history, breaking the program record and placing seventh with a time of 49.28 seconds. 

Rocky's 4x400-meter relay team of Aiden Lantis, Ryan LaMere, Jack Phelps, and Drifter Skillicorn broke the program record with a finish of 3:25.72, earning fourth overall. 

Taycen Genatone placed fourth overall in the 60-meter hurdle finals with a time of 8.69 seconds. He qualified for the finals following a run of 8.61 seconds in the preliminaries. His prelim time was a new personal best and ranked third in program history, while his finals time ranked fifth. 

Raynor Ranum tossed a top-ten shotput finish in program history, finishing seventh with a final mark of 15.49 meters. 

Women's Notable Results

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While already securing an 'A' Standard finish in the 800-meter, junior Maya Pearcy improved on her time, placing third overall with a time of 2:12.48, another program record. Her altitude-adjusted time of 2:11.75 ranks third fastest in the NAIA this season. 

Charlize Davis earned a 'B' Standard finish in the 60-meter hurdles following her finish in the finals, dashing to a time of 8.76 seconds to place fourth overall. This marks the third consecutive season Davis has qualified for the NAIA Indoor National Championships in the 60-meter hurdles, while coming up just a tenth of a second shy of her own program record. 

Freshman Olivia Field recorded the eighth-best mark in program history in the triple jump, finishing sixth overall with a leap of 10.46 meters (34 feet, 4 inches). 

Brooke Wirkkala finished second in the high jump with a final mark of 1.60 meters. She also placed fifth in the long jump with a final mark of 5.28 meters. 

Up Next

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Rocky Track and Field will travel to Bozeman next Friday to compete in the Winter Series Meet - No. 1.