MANKATO, Minn. - The Concordia-St. Paul track & field teams wrapped up the NSIC Indoor Championships on Saturday with the men finishing sixth and the women finishing 12th at Myers Field House on the campus of Minnesota State.

The men's squad finished strong as they scored all 44 of their points on the second day of the meet to move up to sixth in the standings, tied with UMary. The team received production from across the board with nine different individuals and a relay team scoring points.

Thomas Dietel was one of the point scorers on the track as he shattered the school record in the 200m with a time of 21.80 seconds to take fourth, earning five points. His mark was 0.12 seconds faster than Kawaskii Bacon's record set back in 2009. Dietel also joined forces with Tyce Smith, Tarnue David and Priestly Jibunor in the 4x400m relay to grab eight more points with a second-place finish and a time of 3:21.89. The group earned All-NSIC honors with the finish. Jibunor added three points in the 400m, taking sixth.

Emmett Faltesek scored in a pair of events as he took fourth in the mile and fifth in the 800m to tally eight points on the day.

Will Sacay (3000m) and Jerry Chanzu (200m) each contributed a pair of points with seventh-place results in their respective events while Cade Feist earned a point with an eighth-place finish in the shot put.

Concordia continued to be a force in the multi-event category as Calder Erick's 4874 points earned him second and an All-NSIC selection while Jeff Odamtten took sixth and Will Hugo took eighth, giving the team a combined 12 points in the event. 

On the women's side, the squad collected 10 more points to bring their total to 14 as finished just four and half points out of eighth in a bunched-up field.

Nyadio Chan's time of 2:21.03 in the 800m was good for sixth and three points while Mehlayna Straub took home seventh and two points in the pentathlon with 3243 points in the event.

The 4x400m relay team of Karlina Zimmerman, Destiny Mattingly, Nyadio Chan and Jaid Perry picked up the other five points for the team with a time of 4:00.26.

Men's Top 10 Finishes
200m
Thomas Dietel - Finals: 21.80, 4th, 5 Points, NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark & School Record
Jerry Chanzu - Finals: 22.45, 7th & 2 Points

400m
Priestly Jibunor - Finals: 49.74, 6th & 3 Points

800m
Emmett Faltesek - Finals: 1:58.29, 6th & 3 Points

Mile Run
Emmett Faltesek - 4:15.20, 4th & 5 Points

3000m
Will Sacay - 8:37.96, 7th & 2 Points

4x400m Relay
Tyce Smith, Thomas Dietel, Tarnue David, Priestly Jibunor - 3:21.89, 2nd, 8 Points, All-NSIC & NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark

Shot Put
Cade Feist - 51' 7.00", 8th & 1 Point

Heptathlon
Calder Erick - 4874 Points, 2nd, 8 Points, All-NSIC & NCAA Provisional Qualifying Mark
60m Hurdles - 8.40, 1st & 884 Points
Pole Vault - 12' 4.50", 5th & 554 Points
1000m - 2:55.04, 1st & 714 Points
Jeff Odamtten - 4282 Points, 6th & 3 Points
60m Hurdles - 9.32, 13th & 677 Points
Pole Vault - 10' 4.75", 12th & 398 Points
1000m - 3:06.91, 12th & 598 Points
Will Hugo - 4228 Points, 8th & 1 Point
60m Hurdles - 9.25, 12th & 692 Points
Pole Vault - 11' 0.75", 9th & 449 Points
1000m - 3:15.14, 14th & 524 Points

Women's Top 10 Finishes
800m
Nyadio Chan - 2:21.03, 6th & 3 Points

4x400m Relay
Karlina Zimmerman, Destiny Mattingly, Nyadio Chan, Jaid Perry - 4:00.26, 4th & 5 Points

Pentathlon
Mehlayna Straub - 3243 Points, 7th & 2 Points
60m Hurdles - 9.66, 15th & 777 Points
High Jump - 5' 2.25", 5th & 712 Points
Shot Put - 34' 7.00", 6th & 565 Points
Long Jump - 16' 3.00", 11th & 546 Points
800m - 2:34.09, 7th & 643 Points