MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - The Concordia-St. Paul track and field teams combined for 34 top-10 finishes, including a pair of wins, while Drake Daniels broke the school record in the 60m hurdles at the M City Indoor Classic on Friday.

Daniels provided a big highlight in just his second meet with the Golden Bears as the NDSU transfer matched the program record in the 60m hurdles with a time of 8.38 seconds in the prelims before blowing past that mark with a time of 8.27 seconds to claim a fifth-place finish in the finals.

Calder Erick added a big result of his own as he put up 4835 points in the heptathlon to hit an NCAA provisional qualifying mark. He was incredibly consistent across the events as he took second in the 60m and 60m hurdles and third in the long jump, shot put, pole vault and 1000m.

In total, the men's squad picked up 21 finishes inside the top-10 and seven in the top-five on the day as Emmett Faltesek picked up the lone win with a time of 2:31.32 in the 1000m.

Tarnue David just missed out on a win of his own as he took second in the finals of the 60m with a time of 6.92 seconds while Cade Feist's mark of 52' 6.00" was good for third in the shot put.

Devin Flakes gave CSP another top-five result in the field events as his mark of 41' 2.50" in the triple jump earned him fourth place. The 4x400m relay team rounded out the top-five finishers for the men as Nate Segura, Will Hugo, Patrick Ponnie and Jose Nevarez-Ramirez combined to take third with a time of 3:51.49.

CSP's women collected 13 top-10 finishes on the day with three picking up spots in the top-five.

Jaid Perry picked up a win in the 400m as her time of 1:00.19 earned her the top spot in the event. Joining her in the top-five in the event was Karlina Zimmerman, who took fifth with a time of 1:02.59.

Cadence Tanner, who registered top-10 results in the long jump, high jump and 200m, grabbed the team's third top-five finish with a distance of 17' 0.75", good for third place in the long jump.

The Golden Bears now have a long break before returning to action after the New Year on Jan. 12 at the UST Invite.

Men's Top 10 Finishes
60m
Tarnue David – Prelims: 6.93, 6th & Finals: 6.92, 2nd
Patrick Ponnie – Prelims: 7.08, 9th
Thomas Dietel – Prelims: 7.10, 10th
 
60m Hurdles
Drake Daniels – Prelims: 8.38, 6th & Finals: 8.27, 5th & School Record
 
200m
Tarnue David – 22.36, 7th
 
400m
Vance Landa – 52.68, 6th
Payton Peterson – 53.22, 9th
 
600m
Jose Nevarez-Ramirez – 1:31.15, 9th
 
1000m
Emmett Faltesek – 2:31.32, 1st
 
Long Jump
Ted Carey – 21' 3.25", 8th
Arik Nikolas – 20' 10.00", 10th
 
Shot Put
Cade Feist – 52' 6.00", 3rd
Dan Otto – 45' 9.75", 6th
 
Triple Jump
Devin Flakes – 41' 2.50", 4th
 
Weight Throw
Dan Otto – 52' 2.75", 6th
Carter Krummen – 50' 11.50", 7th
Cade Feist – 48' 2.75, 8th
Keyshawn Pettis – 45' 6.50", 10th
 
4x400m Relay
Nate Segura, Will Hugo, Patrick Ponnie, Jose Nevarez-Ramirez – 3:51.49, 3rd
 
Heptathlon
Calder Erick – 4835 Points, 3rd & NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark
60m – 7.16, 2nd & 826 Points
Long Jump – 20' 10.50", 3rd & 666 Points
Shot Put – 37' 0.25", 3rd & 563 Points
High Jump – 5' 7.25", 8th & 552 Points
60m Hurdles – 8.50, 2nd & 860 Points
Pole Vault – 13' 5.25", 3rd & 645 Points
1000m – 2:54.10, 3rd & 723 Points

Jeff Odamtten – 2566 Points, 6th
60m – 7.24, 5th & 799 Points
Long Jump – 20' 5.00", 4th & 635 Points
Shot Put – 37' 11.50", 2nd & 580 Points
High Jump – 5' 7.25", 8th & 552 Points
60m Hurdles – 9.52, 9th & 635 Points
Pole Vault – 9' 10", 9th & 357 Points
1000m – 3:05.80, 6th & 609 Points

Women's Top 10 Results
200m
Cadence Tanner - 27.22, 9th

400m
Jaid Perry - 1:00.19, 1st
Karlina Zimmerman - 1:02.59, 5th
Erica Padilla - 1:04.67, 8th
Makayla Harmer - 1:07.83, 10th

600m
Maddy Bryant - 1:49.46, 10th

1000m
Anna Sajdak - 3:26.16, 6th
Carolina Scott - 3:26.24, 7th

High Jump
Cadence Tanner - 4' 11.00", 7th
Karlina Zimmerman - 4' 5.00", 10th

Long Jump
Cadence Tanner - 17' 0.75", 3rd

Weight Throw
Sarah Jeppesen - 48' 1.25", 6th
Jenna Morris - 42' 4.75", 10th