The Saint John's track and field team competes at the Carleton Relays at 9:45 a.m. Saturday, April 23, at Laird Stadium in Northfield. - Live Results | Live Video

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Field Events
9:45 a.m.: Javelin
11:15: High Jump, Pole Vault
11:25: Hammer Throw    
11:45: Long Jump
1:15 p.m.: Shot Put
2:45: Discus Throw
3:00: Triple Jump

Track Events
10 a.m.: 10,000 meters
11:40: Steeplechase
12:10 p.m.: 4x100-Meter Relay
12:25: 1,500 Meters
12:45: 110-Meter Hurdles
1:05: 100-Meter Dash 
1:25: 400-Meter Dash
1:45: 800 Meters
2:15: 400-Meter Hurdles
2:35: 200-Meter Dash
3:05: 5,000 Meters
3:50: 4x400-Meter Relay

A LOOK AT THE JOHNNIES: Ten Saint John's student-athletes competed at Division II Azusa Pacific's Bryan Clay Invitational last Thursday-Friday (April 14-15).

Junior Brett Hague (Brainerd, Minn.) led the Johnnies on Friday with a 10th-place finish out of 35 throwers in the javelin (53.50 meters).

Junior Maguire Petersen (Hutchinson, Minn.) 14th out of 24 participants with a height of 1.98 meters in the high jump (invitational draw), while freshman Alec Ungar (Eden Prairie, Minn./Chanhassen) placed 11th in the meet's open draw of the high jump (1.93 meters) and 58th in the long jump (6.50 meters).

Two Johnnies earned personal bests in the open B's 1,500 meters. Sophomore Tommy Allen (Woodbury, Minn./St. Paul Academy) finished 18th out of 122 runners in 3:56.11, while junior Alexei Hensel (Buffalo, Minn.) followed in 73rd (3:59.75). Hensel also raced Thursday in the 800 meters and finished 151st out of 196 participants (fifth out of nine in the 21st heat) with a season-best time of 1:55.35.

Senior Michael Wallace (Nassau, Bahamas/St. Anne's) was 20th, thanks to a season-best mark in the triple jump (14.03 meters), and 65th in the long jump (6.24 meters). Junior Elijah Wade (Waco, Texas/Vanguard College Prep) followed Wallace in the triple jump in 27th (13.43 meters).

Junior Eli Mollet (Jefferson, S.D./Bishop Heelan Catholic, Iowa) claimed 17th out of 46 competitors with a personal-best distance of 49.25 meters in the hammer throw. Hague and another classmate, Gavin Rupp (Villard, Minn./Minnewaska Area), placed 23rd (46.76 meters) and 37th (41.04 meters), respectively. Rupp and Mollet finished 37th (39.90 meters) and 44th (35.74 meters) in the discus. 

Senior Jack Young (Cold Spring, Minn./Rocori) 72nd out of 118 sprinters in the 100-meter dash with a season-best time of 11.04 seconds and 78th out of 114 in the 200-meter dash (22.31).

SECOND IN SJU HISTORY: Last Thursday, junior Lloyd Young (Bloomington, Minn./Kennedy) won the third and final heat of the 10,000 meters - among 35 runners - with a time of 30:24.02 in Azusa, Calif. The time was the second-fastest in program history (John Cragg's 29:57.80 from 1970 stands as the record) and is 33rd in Division III this season. The performance earned him his first MIAC Men's Track Athlete of the Week honor.

WHO WILL BE THERE: In addition to CSB/SJU and the host Knights, other schools scheduled to participate Saturday include Bethany Lutheran, Concordia-Moorhead, Crown, Gustavus Adolphus, Martin Luther, Minnesota-Morris and the Minnesota Running Club.

RANKINGS: SJU was once again ranked No. 3 in the latest U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) North Region rankings released April 19. 

USTFCCCA North Region Rankings
1. Wisconsin-La Crosse (No. 13 nationally)
2. Wisconsin-Oshkosh (No. 20 nationally)
3. SJU
4. Wisconsin-Stout (No. 10 nationally)
5. Wisconsin-Whitewater

IN THE MIAC: The Johnnies currently boast 46 top-10 marks/times, including 19 in the top three.

100-Meter Dash
1. Kevin Arthur, 10.67 (No. 23 in Division III)
3. Jack Young, 11.04
8. Seth Cattoor, 11.33

200-Meter Dash
1. Kevin Arthur, 21.50 (No. 17 in Division III)
4. Jack Young, 22.31

400-Meter Dash
4. Omavi Collison, 49.73

800 Meters
2. Alexei Hensel, 1:55.35
3. Tommy Allen, 1:57.95

1,500 Meters
3. Tommy Allen, 3:56.11
7. Alexei Hensel, 3:59.75
9. Mitch Grand, 4:00.95

5,000 Meters
3. Lloyd Young, 14:42.97

10,000 Meters
1. Lloyd Young, 30:24.02 (No. 33 in Division III)

110-Meter Hurdles
7. Maguire Petersen, 16.07
10. Justus White, 16.39

400-Meter Hurdles
2. Brady Labine, 55.12 (No. 28 in Division III)
10. Mack Maroushek, 59.61

3,000-Meter Steeplechase
4. Nathan Meyer, 9:46.38
5. Andy Goldsmith, 9:49.15
6. Tom Nemanich, 9:50.54

High Jump
2. Maguire Petersen, 1.98m (No. 27 in Division III)
4. Alec Ungar, 1.95m (No. 37 in Division III)
8. Anthony Thurk, 1.88m
9. Sam Rademacher, 1.85m

Pole Vault
1. Shawn Schindler, 4.60m (No. 28 in Division III)
3. Joe Charbonneau, 4.57m (No. 41 in Division III)
7. Joe Stauffer, 4.25m

Long Jump
3. Alec Ungar, 6.64m
8. Maguire Petersen, 6.51m

Triple Jump
1. Michael Wallace, 14.03m (No. 21 in Division III)
3. Elijah Wade, 13.48m 
10. Alex Crnkovich, 12.72m

Shot Put
9. Jaeden Frost, 13.37m

Discus
6. Gavin Rupp, 42.21m
8. Jaeden Frost, 40.24m

Hammer
5. Eli Mollet, 49.25m
6. Jaeden Frost, 48.24m
9. Brett Hague, 47.38m
10. Joe Mensen, 43.92m

Javelin
1. Brett Hague, 54.29m (No. 40 in Division III)
3. Maguire Petersen, 49.79m
6. Logan Hennen, 46.71m

Decathlon
1. Maguire Petersen, 6,402 (No. 4 in Division III)
2. Max Lelwica, 5,157 (No. 35 in Division III)
4. Anthony Thurk, 4,746 (No. 47 in Division III)
6. Logan Hennen, 4,174