HELENA, Mont. -- The Carroll College Saints earned four new qualifiers for nationals and saw a slew of personal records set on Saturday in what became a rainy MSU Open in Bozeman, Montana.

The weather held up until the final few moments of the meet, cutting the 4x400 relay and men's discus short. 

"You can tell the team is really coming along," Saints coach Harry Clark said. "We've been waiting for the weather to improve. Now that we're getting more time on the track, our performances are getting better. They just went after it today." 

Multi-event All-American Josh Malone qualified for nationals in the long jump, surpassing the NAIA A-Standard with a mark of 7.25 meters. 

Junior thrower Hope Welhaven hit the NAIA A-Standard in the javelin with a mark of 40.51 meters. 

Nikki Krueger hit the NAIA B-Standard in the shot put with a toss of 13.51 meters, missing the A-Standard by .04 meters. 

Freshman jumper Shamrock Campbell earned the NAIA A-Standard in the triple jump with a mark of 14.69 meters. He previously held the NAIA B-Standard in the event. 

Freshman hurdler Chad Hemsley came with a tenth of second of hitting the NAIA B-Standard in the 400-meter hurdles. 

The Saints' sole home meet of the season is next weekend at Vigilante Stadium. 

FULL SAINTS RESULTS

MEN
100: Thurston Broder, 11.10, 10th
200: Broder, 22.41, fifth
400: Wade Luly, 50.34, second; Alex Olmes, 50.52, third; Micah Ans, fourth, 52.05. 
800: Noah Majerus, 1:52.12, first
5000: Spencer Swaim, DNF 
110 hurdles: Keven Kailey, 15.24, second; Josh Malone, 15.32, third; Bryan Anderson, 16.03, sixth; Bryan Brensdal, 16.54, seventh
400 hurdles: Chad Hemsley, 54.73, second
4x400: Alex Olmes, Chad Hemsley, Noah Majerus, Micah Ans, 3:20.60, first
High jump: Malone, 1.98 meters, third
Pole vault: Evan Childears, 4 meters, sixth; Brady Keaton, NH
Long jump: Malone, 7.25 meters, first; Shamrock Campbell, 6.83 meters, fifth; Ky Burch, 6.01 meters, ninth
Triple jump: Campbell, 14.69 meters, first
Discus (event did not finish): Garrett Kocab, 46.01, third; Dakota Dunlap, 41.11 meters, eighth
Hammer throw: Jakob Plagenz, 43.66 meters, eighth; Kalen Knott, 36.75 meters, 15th

WOMEN
100: Brooke Endy, 12.37, second; Shae Helterbran, 12.59, fifth; Paige Baxstresser, 13.08, ninth
200: Endy, 25.19, second; Baxstresser, 26.68, eighth
400: Allie Barnes, 1:04.26, third
800: Elly Machado, 2:29.37, ninth; Abby Hammermeister, 2:33.05, 12th
1500: Kendyl Pierson, 5:14.43, 11th
100 hurdles: Ember Drivdahl, 16.71, seventh; Megan Pendergast, 16.98, eighth
400 hurdles: Keely Ehmann, 1:06.15, fifth
High jump: Drivdahl, 1.50 meters, sixth; Emma Perry, 1.45 meters, seventh; Megan Pendergast, NH
Pole vault: Helterbran, 3.20 meters, third; Mika Robinson, 3.20 meters, fourth; Mikayla Bloyder, NH, 
Long jump: Reilly Rostad, 5.14 meters, sixth; Kenna Guenther, 4.81 meters, 10th; Megan Pendergast, 4.52 meters, 14th
Triple jump: Rostard, 10.76 meters, third; Guenther, 10.54 meters, sixth; Maggie Phelan, 10.15 meters, seventh
Shot put: Nikki Krueger, 13.51 meters, first
Discus: Nikki Krueger, 35.05 meters, ninth
Javelin: Hope Welhaven, 40.51 meters, fourth; Gabrielle Hagen, 31.30 meters; 10th; Josie D'Agostino, 29.46 meters, 11th