COMPLETE MEET RESULTS

BROOKINGS, S.D. – Southern Oregon freshman Abi Stevens doubled up on All-America accolades and junior Adam O'Brien reserved a spot on the podium Saturday as the Raiders completed a successful stay at the NAIA Indoor Championships inside the Sanford Jackrabbit Athletic Complex.

Stevens, who placed fourth in Thursday's pentathlon, added a sixth-place finish in the high jump by clearing 5 feet 6 ¼ inches. O'Brien cleared 15-5 in the pole vault to take eighth place, adding to the All-America plaque collection he started last spring by placing seventh at the NAIA Outdoor Championships.

Stevens became SOU's first women's All-American in the high jump since Melanie Byrne placed sixth at the 1989 NAIA Outdoor Championships. O'Brien became SOU's fourth men's two-time All-American in the pole vault.

Stevens nearly matched the mark of 5-6 ½ that made her the No. 4 seed coming into the meet. She finished in a three-way tie for the fourth-highest clearance but dropped to sixth place on criteria.

O'Brien's mark was 1 ½ inches better than the one he posted last month to earn the No. 10 seed. He finished in a three-way tie for the seventh-highest clearance.

The Raider track and field team will make its outdoor debut next Saturday in Eugene at the Lane Invitational.

SOU RESULTS
Men's Pole Vault (19 total entries)
8. Adam O'Brien, 4.70m (15-5)

Women's High Jump (27 total entries)
6. Abi Stevens, 1.68m (5-6 ¼)