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| Jan. 18 | MSU-Mankato Invite | No team scores |
| Jan. 25 | Saint Mary's Invite | No team scores |
| Feb. 1 | Cornell Quad. | 4th / 1st |
| Feb. 8 | Saint Mary's Open | No team scores |
| Feb. 15 | at UW-River Falls | 4th / 4th |
| Feb. 21 | UNI Dome Open | No team scores |
| Feb. 28 | Carleton Quad. | No team scores |
| March 6-8 | MIAC Championships | 9th / 9th |
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| April 10 | at Luther Invite | 3rd /' 3rd |
| April 12 | St.Thomas Invite | No Team Scores |
| April 16-19 | Kansas Relays | No Team Scores |
| April 18 | St. Olaf Invite (w) | No Team Scores |
| April 19 | Carleton Invite (m) | No Team Scores |
| April 23 | Macalester Invite(m) | No Team Scores |
| April 26 | Gustavus Invite | No Team Scores |
| April 30 | UST Twilight (w) | No Team Scores |
| May 1-2 | MIAC Combined | Dingels 1st |
| May 3 | Meet of the Saints | No Team Scores |
| May 9-10 | MIAC Championships | Moorhead, MN |
| May 14 | Last Chance Meet | |
| May 16 | Last Chance Meet | |
| May 22-24 | NCAA Outdoor | New York, N.Y. |
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Cardinals' Ashley Dingels MIAC Athlete of the Week honor
WINONA, Minn. — For the second time in three weeks, Saint Mary's University's Ashley Dingels (Gibbon, Minn.) was named the Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Track and Field Athlete of the Week, it was announced Monday.
Dingels not only earned an automatic berth in the NCAA championships with her school-record point total of 4,641 in winning the MIAC's heptathlon, but she also broke the conference's 11-year heptathlon record in the process.
Dingels
A record formerly held by the wife of SMU track and field coach Paul Thornton — SMU Dean of Students Julie Thornton.
By clearing 5-5 1/4 — a school record and an NCAA provisional qualifying mark — in the high jump, and adding a time of 15.80 in the 100 high hurdles, a throw of 37-0 1/4 in the shot put, and a time of 26.61 in the 200 during Thursday's first four events of the seven-event competition, Dingels had positioned herself just 25 points behind first-day leader Kim Davis of Carleton.
After Friday's final three events, however, it was Dingels who came out on top.
The SMU sophomore jumped 4.78 meters in the long jump, thre the javelin 29.60 meters, and ran 2:23.30 in the 800 to clinch the title.