Reyes also had anchored the Jimmies Distance Medley Relay team, which clipped the NAIA qualifying mark of 12:55.70, in 12:51.31.

"Aleona had an incredible day," said JC women's coach Jim Clark, who also pointed out her career-best 8-9 in the pole vault.

Reyes qualified earlier in the mile.

Jamestown College collected eight first-place finishes, five by the men, at the Northern State Triangular on Saturday in Aberdeen.

Freshman Taylor Brown made it 2-for-2 in collegiate meets.

The Cavalier, N.D., product won her second straight high jump outing. She actually tied with teammate Mallory Johannes at 5-1.75.

Madey Hornung also remained unbeaten in the early goings, taking her second straight 800, improving her time to 2:23.33.

Their other win came in the 4x400 relay as Kayla Byle, Ashley Cooper, Stephanie Erlandson, and Alyssa Sanders edged Northern State's top foursome, 4:18.30 to 4:18.89.

"Although we only won three events, we did experience a lot of improvements when compared to our performance at Bemidji a week ago," said Jimmie head coach Jim Clark. "We got a little better (Saturday) and our freshmen just looked more confident in what they were doing."

One of those first-year performers - Taylor Miller - placed third in the 55 (7.80) and 200 (27.59).

All-American cross country runner Aleona Reyes was second in the mile after winning last week. She ran a more strategic race Clark said and finished closely behind Minot State star Courtney Schall, 5:18.45 to 5:19.24.