POCATELLO, Idaho — Eli Kaltreider won the men's high jump and Jamar Andrews, Jr., was the individual champion in the triple jump to lead eight all-Big Sky selections for Sacramento State during the final day of the Big Sky Indoor Championships on Saturday at Idaho State.
 
The Hornet men's and women's teams each placed sixth in the meet. The men's team tallied 59 total points while the women tied for sixth with 38. Northern Arizona won both team titles in decided fashion. The Lumberjacks women scored 164.5 points while the men had 200 — more than double the next closest team.
 
Men's Team Highlights

• Kaltreider started the day by winning the high jump with a career best of 7-00.25. The sophomore is the second consecutive Hornet to win the event as he follows Miles Grant. Kaltreider moved into third place in school history and joins Joe Radan (1979) and Grant (2025) as the only Sacramento State men to clear seven feet in an indoor meet.
• Andrews set the school record in the triple jump and moved into a tie for 23^rd nationally in the event this season. His jump of 52-06.50 is 15 inches farther than the next closest in program history. Kellan Quinley also earned all-Big Sky honors as he placed third in the event with a best of 49-08.50 which is tied for fifth in the Hornet record book.
• Tim Edwards, Jr., earned all-Big Sky accolades after placing second in the 400 and was one of two Hornets to score points in the event. Edwards ran 47.65 while Curtis Reagor crossed in 48.42 to place sixth.
• Nathan Rider finished third in the 200. Rider, who set the school record earlier this season, ran 21.14.
• The men's 4x400 relay team of Reagor, Rider, Ife Orekoya and Edwards closed the meet by setting the school record in 3:11.72. The time shattered the previous record of 3:13.37 which had stood since 2015.

 
Women's Team Highlights

• Ava Fitzgerald and Syniah Beverley took second and third in the fastest women's 60-hurdles race in Big Sky history. Fitzgerald broke her own school record by running 8.29 but finished .04 seconds off the pace of NAU's Sydnie Watkins. Beverly moved into second place in program history and earned all-Big Sky honors with a time of 8.34.
• Galadriel Mellion placed seventh in the shot put with a best of 46-05.50.
• The other points for the Hornet women came from the 4x400 relay team of Breija Stredic, Jaylin Hunter, Jayla Cigar-Dingle and Beverley who placed fourth in 3:44.89. That time ranks fifth in the Sacramento State record book.

 
Big Sky Indoor Championships
Women's Team Scores
1. Northern Arizona 164.5; 2. Montana State 135; 3. Montana 91; 4. Idaho 86.5; 5. Weber State 42.5; T6. Sacramento State 38; T6. Eastern Washington 38; 8. Northern Colorado 32; 9. Idaho State 31.5; 10. Portland State 4.
 
Men's Team Scores
1. Northern Arizona 200; 2. Montana State 91; 3. Montana 75; 4. Weber State 69.5; 5. Idaho State 65.5; 6. Sacramento State 59; 7. Idaho 39; 8. Northern Colorado 36; 9. Eastern Washington 25; 10. Portland State 2.
 
Women's Results
Mile: 20. Sophia Dudley 5:14.67.
3K: 22. Anna Harmon 10:22.38.
60H: 2. Ava Fitzgerald 8.29; 3. Syniah Beverley 8.34.
4x400: 4. Breija Stredic, Jaylin Hunter, Jayla Cigar-Dingle, Syniah Beverley 3:44.89.
TJ: 9. R'kai Davis 39-06.00.
SP: Galadriel Mellion 46-05.50.
 
Men's Results
200: 3. Nathan Rider 21.14.
400: 2. Tim Edwards, Jr., 47.65; 6. Curtis Reagor 48.42.
Mile: Cooper Love DQ.
3K: 19. Ryan Martin 8:51.42.
60H: Myles McFarland FS.
4x400: 2. Curtis Reagor, Nathan Rider, Ife Orekoya, Tim Edwards, Jr. 3:11.72.
HJ: 1. Eli Kaltreider 7-00.25; 10. Quentin Mitchell 6-06.25; Cole Oliver NH.
TJ: 1. Jamar Andrews, Jr. 52-06.50; 3. Kellan Quinley 49-08.50.