Men's Results
Women's Results

NAMPA, Idaho – The Montana State University Billings track and field teams wrapped up the Ninth-Annual Great Northwest Athletic Conference Indoor Track and Field Championships Saturday afternoon with both squads finishing seventh of the eight schools in attendance, but both squads made significant improvements over previous years.
 
“It's great to know that we keep getting better as we scored more points this year on both squads than we ever have in recent years,” said head coach Dave Coppock. “We keep getting better, but so does the rest of the conference. We were able to be in the mix in just about every event this weekend and we are certainly better than we have been. This really strong conference certainly makes us better and hopefully one of these years will be our year.”
 
On the first day, Tanner Rottrup became MSUB's first ever individual winner as he won the men's shot put event with a put of 50-2. He helped lead the men to 23 total points on the first day which bested the Yellowjackets' previous best of 16 points set in 2010. The men would go on to score 31 total points to finish seventh in the meet.
 
Also for the men, Taylor Firestone finished fourth in the men's long jump with a jump of 22-7 which set a new school record in the event and the freshman also ended up sixth in the men's triple jump event with a distance of 44-1/2. Tyson Vanderby also had a solid meet for the Yellowjacket men as he broke the school record in the men's mile with a time of 4:24.37 to finish ninth.
 
The men's 4x400 meter team made up of Reilly Winebrenner, Logan Mossey, Rory Bauer and Drew Galahan set a new school record in the event with a time of 3:23.38.
 
The Yellowjacket women also scored 23 points on the first day which was the second-most total to only the 30 ½ points they earned in last season's meet. They would go on to score a new school record of 49.5 points by the end of the two-day event.
 
Anica Knispel placed second in the women's weight throw with a toss of 50-01.25 while Leeza Henry finished the event in fourth with a distance of 47-5.25. The duo would also finish 2-3 in the women's weight throw, only reversed as Henry had a new school record put of 44-08.25. Knispel's put of 43-5 placed her third in the event while Morgan Kujala finished fifth with a distance of 39-1.
 
 
The women's distance medley was also a nice surprise for Coppock as the group made up of Keri Clump, Emili Crowder, Elizabeth Brown and Renae Hepfner finished sixth.
 
The men's division was won by Western Oregon University with 142.5 points. Central Washington (122) finished the meet second while Western Washington (110) and Northwest Nazarene (99) ended up third and fourth. Saint Martin's (44.5), Seattle Pacific (44), MSUB (31) and Simon Fraser (30) rounded out the scoring for the men's side.
 
Seattle Pacific won their 10^th women's division in a row with 182 points. Western Washington (97.5) finished second while Western Oregon (92) ended up third. Northwest Nazarene (73) ended up fourth, Simon Fraser (64) fifth, Central Washington (54) sixth, MSUB (49.5) seventh and Saint Martin's (9) completed the scoring in eighth place.