Missoula, Mont. – The University of Providence track and field teams competed at the Montana Open in Missoula, Mont. at Dornblaser field throughout the day Saturday.    

The Argos had another school record broken and added another qualification to the NAIA National Championships this weekend.

Senior Allyson Conner broke her own school record in the Hammer throw with 54.91m. That distance is good for an A standard qualification, but Conner had already qualified at A standard for the National Championships at the Argo Open on 4/4.  

Senior McKenzie Clark also qualified for the NAIA National Championships with a 41.94m Javelin Throw. That distance qualifies her at A standard for the NAIA National Championships after she took home the silver medal in the Javelin last season.

The Argos also had junior Tatiana Martinez place first in the discus throw on Saturday. Martinez was the only Argo to place first in their respective event at the Montana Open with many NCAA opponents in the field.

The Argos will be back in action April 25 for the Trudnowski Open. Athletes will be competing throughout the day in Helena, Mont.  

Results
Women's 100M
12^th – Gabbie Parini – 13.01
14^th – Hayleigh Smith – 13.65

Women's 200M
14^th – Hayleigh Smith – 28.09

Women's 800M
10^th – Olivia Nygreen – 2:50.92

Women's 100M Hurdles
11^th – Grace Alexander – 16.72

Women's 400M Hurdles
5^th – Jasmyn Murphy – 1:10.82

Women's 4x100M Relay
3^rd – Gabbie Parini, Jasmyn Murphy, Grace Alexander, Kylie Henderson – 51.96

Women's High Jump
8^th – Ashley McNally – 1.45m

Women's Pole Vault
13^th – Kylie Henderson – 2.84m
14^th – Alexis DeVries – 2.64m

Women's Long Jump
12^th – Gabbie Parini – 5.07m

Women's Shot Put
5^th – Allyson Conner – 13.17m
6^th – Tatiana Martinez – 12.67m

Women's Discus
1^st– Tatiana Martinez – 44.72m (A Standard)
4^th – Allyson Conner – 41.49m 
7^th – Avari Batt – 39.12m

Women's Hammer Throw
2^nd – Allyson Conner – 54.91m (School Record & A Standard)
5^th – Tatiana Martinez – 45.88m
10^th– Avari Batt – 36.18m

Women's Javelin
2^nd – McKenzie Clark – 41.94m (A Standard)
6^th – Shelbey Klein – 37.23m 

Men's 100M
5^th– Evan Major – 10.97
16^th – Logan Robinson – 12.01

Men's 200M
5^th – Evan Major – 22.59

Men's 400M
9^th – Aidan McDaniel – 57:11

Men's 800M
14^th – Joe Gilman – 2:13.98

Men's 5000M
10^th – Ciaran Molloy – 16:06.45

Men's 3000M Steeplechase
6^th – Zoran LaFrombois – 10:04.50

Men's High Jump
6^th– Logan Nicholson – 1.85m
7^th – Hudson Bain – 1.80m
11^th – Korben Kerby – 1.60m

Men's Long Jump
10^th – Logan Nicholson – 6.33m
15^th – Colin Schmit – 5.92m

Men's Triple Jump
7^th – Hudson Bain – 12.40m

Men's Shot Put
6^th – Josh Golemon – 14.97m 
9^th – Travis Zavala – 14.70m
11^th – Adam Cearley – 13.26m  

Men's Discus
3^rd– Imhotep Pryor – 45.87m
5^th – Travis Zavala – 44.50m
6^th – Adam Cearley – 42.33m 
9^th – Josey Hinderager – 39.93m
10^th – Josh Golemon – 38.49m

Men's Hammer Throw
4^th – Adam Cearley – 47.33m
10^th – Josh Golemon – 39.32m

Men's Javelin
6^th – Josey Hinderager – 53.11m

Men's Pole Vault
13^th – Nate Dotson – 3.98m