FARGO – The Bison Open was as eventful and record-breaking as you could get with the regular season winding down for Minot State Beavers Track and Field.

The North Dakota State Bison was the host school as they welcomed several teams from around the region, including Division I competition.

For the Beavers, they keep on the momentum for another week. Three records went down, and a new one was established, including one that stood for 32 years.

There were individual victories for Bailey Wride, who had one of the other record-breaking races, and Holter Bridwell. Devan Daniels, Nasir Dilworth and Kaydee Boyce also set records while the Beavers added three repeat winners in the Bison Open. Summer Krebsbach, Ramon Duran and Peyton Tuhy all worked their way back to the mountaintop in their respective events. There were also a lot of top 5 finishes by the Beavers as the day went along.

Starting off hot in the men’s 110-meter hurdles, Dilworth made a statement. He broke an all-time record that stood since 1993. He finished at 14.33 seconds, which bests Dave Knutson’s old record of 14.44.

Moving into the women’s 800-meters, Wride broke an NCAA-era record and jumped to 2nd all-time after finishing at 2 minutes and 13.33 seconds. She passed Sidra Sadowsky’s old record of 2:13.64 set last season. Speaking of Sadowsky, she pulled in 2nd place right behind Wride in the 800M. Her final time was 2:13.99.

Boyce has entered the chat in the women’s heptathlon. With 3,901 points, she established the first NCAA-era record in the event and moved into 2nd all-time.

While on the topic of NCAA-era records, enter Daniels. His performance in the men’s 100-meters was good for just that as he hit 10.71 seconds, surpassing Glyn Borel’s 10.74 seconds (2015). Daniels also secured the fourth spot in all-time team history.

Bridwell also capped off his first win in a couple weeks in the men’s 3,000-meter steeplechase. He went for 9 minutes and 52.53 seconds.

Joining Wride and Bridwell were Krebsbach, Duran and Tuhy who capped off repeat victories as they continued to follow up with another successful meet. For Krebsbach, she hit 24.53 seconds when crossing the finish line in the women’s 200-meters. She also gathered a 3rd-place result in the 100-meters with a time of 11.93 seconds. Camryn Adams was also within striking distance as she placed 3rd in the 200m at 25.05 seconds.

Just like Wride, Tuhy also competed in the 800-meters for the men. He compiled a time of 1 minute and 54.14 seconds to outrun everybody. As for the other individual winner, Duran was once again great in the men’s 400-meter hurdles. His final time was 54.08 seconds. In 2nd place was another Beaver, Zaccharius Brown. He completed a time of 55.50.

The men’s 4×100 relay also joined the fun and racked up a 1st place finish of their own. Deuce Carr, Daniels, Brown and Ben Holte combined forces to get 42.41 seconds.

Grayson Bonilla and Jake Jenkins saw top 3 finishes in the men’s 5,000-meters. Bonilla was 2nd at 16:02.83, while Jenkins finished 3rd at 16:03.78.

In the women’s 5,000-meters, Emery Smith stepped up again after her 10,000-meters record in Wisconsin last week. She finished 2nd at 18 minutes and 8.96 seconds. Julie Folk had a breakout moment in the women’s 3,000-meters steeplechase. Her time was 13 minutes and 38.97 seconds which was 2nd amongst the others.

Afton Wride was feeling it in the triple jump. In 4th place, she reached a mark of 11.11 meters (36 feet and 5 ½ inches). In the women’s Javelin, Erica Nelson collected 3rd after reaching 37.80 meters.

In the men’s field events, Dallas Reese got 4th in the shot put after recording 14.65 meters (48 feet and .75 inches). Evan Hartt finished 3rd in the discus, where he landed 47.02 meters (154 feet and 3 inches). Hartt also tallied in the hammer at 48.29 meters (158 feet and 5 inches), which was good for 5th.