Two men's indoor track and field Summit League teams are ranked among the top-35 in nation by the U.S. Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches' Association, while one women's team joins them in the top-15 regionally. For the men, Oral Roberts ranks 26th in the nation and moved up one spot regionally to 13th in the Midwest, while Southern Utah is 33rd in the nation and holds the highest regional ranking of any league team at eighth in the Mountain region. On the women's side, North Dakota State also moved one spot, ranked 13th in the Midwest region.
February 15, 2012
February 13, 2012
SDSU's McLain Siblings Featured by Argus Leader
Three siblings in a swimming pool. Simple, joyous, complete.
That’s what this is about.The McClain kids – Morgan, Jim and Alex – were hoping to recapture a sense of innocence in reuniting at South Dakota State after years apart. Things had gotten difficult outside the water. There were health issues, and they were complicated by distance – hundreds of miles rather than meters.
Brookings was close enough to the family home in Pierre, fulfilled their competitive desires and provided warm nostalgia. All three attended SDSU camps as children. Brad Erickson was the coach then, too. He’s been leading the Jackrabbits for 37 years, long enough to recruit a father-daughter and a couple sets of sisters.
But he’s never had three swimmers from the same family at the same time, let alone at the NCAA Division I level.
Click here to read the entire article.
That’s what this is about.The McClain kids – Morgan, Jim and Alex – were hoping to recapture a sense of innocence in reuniting at South Dakota State after years apart. Things had gotten difficult outside the water. There were health issues, and they were complicated by distance – hundreds of miles rather than meters.
Brookings was close enough to the family home in Pierre, fulfilled their competitive desires and provided warm nostalgia. All three attended SDSU camps as children. Brad Erickson was the coach then, too. He’s been leading the Jackrabbits for 37 years, long enough to recruit a father-daughter and a couple sets of sisters.
But he’s never had three swimmers from the same family at the same time, let alone at the NCAA Division I level.
Click here to read the entire article.
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