Friday, February 21
Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Southeast Missouri State University
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Redhawks Open
Track & Field End Regular Season at the Redhawks Open
2/20/2025 11:01:00 AM | Track and Field
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. - Southeast Missouri track & field returns home to the SEMO Recreation Center to compete in the Redhawks Open, the final meet of the indoor season.
The meet begins with field events at 4:00 p.m. CT, with the men's pole vault. The track events are slated to start at 6:15 p.m. with the 55m hurdles. The estimated time of completion is 7:00 p.m. after the mile run.
Records Broken
Anna Thomason broke the pentathlon record at Indiana Early Bird Invite then broke it again at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite. The junior broke her own record of 3643 points with a new point total of 3734. During the pentathlon she also broke the SEMO 60m hurdle record with a time of 8.50, breaking the former record of 8.61 set by Brianna Dixon at the 2024 OVC Championship.
Nick Cimmarusti crossed the line at 8:33.92 to break the SEMO Student Recreation center 3000m record at the Redhawks Invite. The record was previously held by Nick Happe of Arizona State with a time of 8:38:00.
At the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite Noah Little and Cimmarusti both broke the 3000m record of 8:17.40 set by Brian Radle in 1989. Little set the new record with an 8:16.08 while Cimmarusti finished with an ending time of 8:16.58.
Paden Lewis threw for a mark of 61' 1.5" at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite to set a new SEMO record in shot put, breaking the previous record of 60' 11.25" set by Josh Uchtman in 2012.
Where We Rank
At the end of the indoor track season the top 16 performers from each event make it to the NCAA Indoor Championship. The sport is broken up into nine regions, SEMO is in the Midwest Region which includes all the Division One schools from Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South and North Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois.
Southeast has 12 marks ranked in the top 50 of the country, 16 marks ranked in the top 25 of the Midwest Region, 12 marks ranked first in the OVC and 45 marks in the top five in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Kenyon Johnson ranks 14th in the region in the long jump with a distance of 24' 4.25" and 50th nationally, seventh in the region, and first in OVC in triple jump with a mark of 50' 8.25", achieving these marks at the Redhawks Invite and Indiana Early Bird Meet.
Paden Lewis threw for distances of 61' 1.5" and 74' 6.25" in the shot put and weight throw to rank 39th and 13th in the NCAA, tenth and fourth in the Midwest region and first in the OVC in both events. The senior achieved the shot put at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational and the weight throw at the Show-Me Showdown.
In the men's and women's 55m Dominic Revels ranks seventh (6.32), Cole Bruenderman 28th (6.46), and Breanna Miles 12th (7.18) in the NCAA. They all achieved this at the Redhawks Invite, Jan. 11th.
In the men's and women's 55m hurdles Marcus Gordon ranks 23rd (7.82), Luis Schadlich ranks 31st (7.97), Anna Thomason ranks fifth (8.13), Brianna Dixon ranks ninth (8.22), Megan Aubuchon ranks 25th (8.57), and Clara Billing ranks 27th (8.59). They all achieved this Jan. 11th at the Redhawks Invite.
Thomason notched 3734 total points to rank 18th regionally, and first in the OVC in the pentathlon. Thomason also has a time of 8.50 in the 60m hurdles, ranking 16th in the region and first in the OVC.
Revels ranks 20th in the Midwest region in the 60m with a time of 6.80.
Miles ranks first in the conference in the 60m, crossing the line at 7.60. The senior also posted a time of 24.20 in the 200-meter for 18th in the region and first in the OVC.
In the women's 4x400 Miles, Sydney Burdine, Erika Mellor, and Laila Hardin are ranked 22nd in the region with a time of 3:51.83.
In the men's 4x400 Primeau, Anderson, Splitt, and Reinders are ranked 24th in the region with a time of 3:20.12.
The distance medley relay team of Reinders, Louis Primeau, Justin Splitt, and Byron Sowerby ranks eighth in the Midwest region with a time of 10:15.86.
The distance medley relay team of Lauren Eftink, Mattea Pearsall, Laila Hardin, and Layla Fliege ranks tenth in the region and first in the conference with a time of 12:24.08.
Dixon cleared a height of 5' 7.25" to be ranked first in the conference in the high jump.
Tanner Koontz vaulted over a height of 16' 6.5" to be ranked 20th in the region and first in the OVC and Sullivan Gleason ranks 21st regionally (16' 4.75").
Billing cleared a height of 13' 6.25" to rank 12th in the Midwest region and first in the OVC in the pole vault.
Makenzie Williams is ranked 23rd in the region and first in the OVC in women's weight throw with a distance of 62' 7.25".
Looking Ahead
The Redhawks will travel to the OVC Indoor Championships Feb. 25 - 26, in Indianapolis, Ind.
The meet begins with field events at 4:00 p.m. CT, with the men's pole vault. The track events are slated to start at 6:15 p.m. with the 55m hurdles. The estimated time of completion is 7:00 p.m. after the mile run.
Records Broken
Anna Thomason broke the pentathlon record at Indiana Early Bird Invite then broke it again at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite. The junior broke her own record of 3643 points with a new point total of 3734. During the pentathlon she also broke the SEMO 60m hurdle record with a time of 8.50, breaking the former record of 8.61 set by Brianna Dixon at the 2024 OVC Championship.
Nick Cimmarusti crossed the line at 8:33.92 to break the SEMO Student Recreation center 3000m record at the Redhawks Invite. The record was previously held by Nick Happe of Arizona State with a time of 8:38:00.
At the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite Noah Little and Cimmarusti both broke the 3000m record of 8:17.40 set by Brian Radle in 1989. Little set the new record with an 8:16.08 while Cimmarusti finished with an ending time of 8:16.58.
Paden Lewis threw for a mark of 61' 1.5" at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invite to set a new SEMO record in shot put, breaking the previous record of 60' 11.25" set by Josh Uchtman in 2012.
Where We Rank
At the end of the indoor track season the top 16 performers from each event make it to the NCAA Indoor Championship. The sport is broken up into nine regions, SEMO is in the Midwest Region which includes all the Division One schools from Missouri, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, South and North Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, and Illinois.
Southeast has 12 marks ranked in the top 50 of the country, 16 marks ranked in the top 25 of the Midwest Region, 12 marks ranked first in the OVC and 45 marks in the top five in the Ohio Valley Conference.
Kenyon Johnson ranks 14th in the region in the long jump with a distance of 24' 4.25" and 50th nationally, seventh in the region, and first in OVC in triple jump with a mark of 50' 8.25", achieving these marks at the Redhawks Invite and Indiana Early Bird Meet.
Paden Lewis threw for distances of 61' 1.5" and 74' 6.25" in the shot put and weight throw to rank 39th and 13th in the NCAA, tenth and fourth in the Midwest region and first in the OVC in both events. The senior achieved the shot put at the Dr. Rick McGuire Invitational and the weight throw at the Show-Me Showdown.
In the men's and women's 55m Dominic Revels ranks seventh (6.32), Cole Bruenderman 28th (6.46), and Breanna Miles 12th (7.18) in the NCAA. They all achieved this at the Redhawks Invite, Jan. 11th.
In the men's and women's 55m hurdles Marcus Gordon ranks 23rd (7.82), Luis Schadlich ranks 31st (7.97), Anna Thomason ranks fifth (8.13), Brianna Dixon ranks ninth (8.22), Megan Aubuchon ranks 25th (8.57), and Clara Billing ranks 27th (8.59). They all achieved this Jan. 11th at the Redhawks Invite.
Thomason notched 3734 total points to rank 18th regionally, and first in the OVC in the pentathlon. Thomason also has a time of 8.50 in the 60m hurdles, ranking 16th in the region and first in the OVC.
Revels ranks 20th in the Midwest region in the 60m with a time of 6.80.
Miles ranks first in the conference in the 60m, crossing the line at 7.60. The senior also posted a time of 24.20 in the 200-meter for 18th in the region and first in the OVC.
In the women's 4x400 Miles, Sydney Burdine, Erika Mellor, and Laila Hardin are ranked 22nd in the region with a time of 3:51.83.
In the men's 4x400 Primeau, Anderson, Splitt, and Reinders are ranked 24th in the region with a time of 3:20.12.
The distance medley relay team of Reinders, Louis Primeau, Justin Splitt, and Byron Sowerby ranks eighth in the Midwest region with a time of 10:15.86.
The distance medley relay team of Lauren Eftink, Mattea Pearsall, Laila Hardin, and Layla Fliege ranks tenth in the region and first in the conference with a time of 12:24.08.
Dixon cleared a height of 5' 7.25" to be ranked first in the conference in the high jump.
Tanner Koontz vaulted over a height of 16' 6.5" to be ranked 20th in the region and first in the OVC and Sullivan Gleason ranks 21st regionally (16' 4.75").
Billing cleared a height of 13' 6.25" to rank 12th in the Midwest region and first in the OVC in the pole vault.
Makenzie Williams is ranked 23rd in the region and first in the OVC in women's weight throw with a distance of 62' 7.25".
Looking Ahead
The Redhawks will travel to the OVC Indoor Championships Feb. 25 - 26, in Indianapolis, Ind.
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