Jamestown College’s Dan Stoudt earned All-American honors in the pentathlon, and the Jimmie women’s distance medley relay set a new school record on the opening day of the NAIA Indoor Track Championships on Thursday in Johnson City, Tenn.

Stoudt finished sixth in the pentathlon, posting a score of 3,506 points. He was just seven points back of fifth-place Chase Manstedt of Midland Lutheran (Neb.).

Stoudt ran the 55 hurdles in 8.18 seconds, long jumped 21-1 1/4, threw 40-7 3/4 in the shot put, cleared 5-6 1/2 in the high jump and ran the 1,000 in 2:41.66.

Cheri Ewert, Sarah Hennek, Michel Maurer and Lisa Nayes teamed up to break their own DMR record, qualifying for the finals as the No. 7 seed with a time of 12:24.22. They took 14 seconds off their previous record of 12:38.05, set earlier this season in St. Cloud.

Kari Pankow of Jamestown College finished 10th in the women’s pentathlon, totaling 3,046 points. She set PRs in the 55 hurdles (9.31), shot (35-6) and 800 (2:29.44). She cleared 4-11 1/2 in the high jump and went 14-5 3/4 in the long jump.