Minnesota State Mankato women finish second in NCAA Division II indoor track and field championships
Minnesota State Mankato came so close. A second or two faster here, an inch there, and the Mavericks would have won their second straight NCAA Divi...
Minnesota State Mankato came so close. A second or two faster here, an inch there, and the Mavericks would have won their second straight NCAA Division II title in women's indoor track and field title in Virginia Beach, Va. Instead, MSU Mankato took second with 51 points. Adams State won with 52. Denisha Cartwright of the Mavericks took first in the 60-meter hurdles (8.11 seconds), and third in both the 200 (23.38) and 60 (7.31). Teammate Makayla Jackson was first in the 60 (7.20). Shereen Vallabouy of Winona State won the 400 (52.