Men's Indoor Track | 03/06/20 | 9:43 PM

HELENA, Mont. -- Kelsey Bassett earned All-American status on Day Two of the NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championship on Thursday in Brookings, South Dakota.  

"Half the kids we took are All-Americans," Saints coach Harry Clark said. "That's big. Lee Walburn getting 10th in just his second-ever heptathlon was impressive. They all competed very well. It was definitely a business trip. It's their spring break business trip. It was an awesome weekend. I'm so proud of our kids." 

Bassett vaulted 3.77 meters to place fifth overall in the NAIA. It's the second time the sophomore from Granite Falls, Washington, has earned All-American status. 

Sam Mundel punched her ticket to the finals in the one mile, winning her heat in a time of 4:59.58. 

Lee Walburn finished 10th in the men's heptathlon. He posted 4,638 points, rounding out his performance with a 8.83 second 60-meter hurdles race, a height of 3.60 meters in the pole vault and a 2:47.11 1000 time. 

Reghan Worley recorded a time of 10:44.86 in the 3000 prelims in her first ever national tournament. The mark put her at 23rd. 

Full results can be seen here: https://naia.prestosports.com/sports/wtrack-ind/2019-20/files/Friday_Results.pdf

Saturday, March 7 (times listed in MST)
Women's shot put, 9 a.m.
Women's mile final. 11:25 a.m.
Men's shot put, 12 p.m.
Women's distance medley final, 3:20 p.m.