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Tech’s Thomas Dodgen Announced as a NAIA Multi-Events Qualifier
Tech’s Thomas Dodgen Announced as a NAIA Multi-Events Qualifier
Men's Track and Field
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The NAIA announced the outdoor track and field multi-event qualifiers for the 2021 championship in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Oregon Tech junior Thomas Dodgen is currently 5th in the NAIA in the decathlon with 6492 points. The final qualifiers for the event will be announced on Friday, May 21 at 10:00 a.m. central time on naia.org.
 
The current decathlon record holder is Kale Wolken of Doane (Neb.) in 2016 with a score of 7,830.
 
The 2018 & 2019 winner was Pieter Top of Westmont (Calif.) with a score of 6,833 in 2018 and 7,080 in 2019.
 
The NAIA Men's Outdoor Track & Field Championship hosted by Gulf Shores and Orange Beach Sports Commission will take place at the Mickey Miller Blackwell Stadium at Gulf Shores Sportsplex in Gulf Shores, Ala. during May 26-28.
 
The final qualifiers for the event will be announced on Friday, May 21 at 10:00 a.m. central time on naia.org.
 
NAIA Qualifiers
Name                        School                 Year
Levi Subdeck          Doane (Neb.)          Sr.
Philip Stomne         Keiser (Fla.)            Fr.
Lee Walburn           Carroll (Mont.)        So.
TJ Davis                   Eastern Oregon      Sr.
Thomas Dodgen    Oregon Tech           Jr.
Cleet Wrzesinski     Dickinson State     Jr.
Cadin Gustafson     Friends (Kan.)        Jr.
Sam Roddewig        Eastern Oregon      Sr.
Hayden Hackman   Central Methodist  Jr.
Josh DeVries           Cornerstone (Mich.) Fr.
Caleb Brown           College of Idaho      Jr.
Joseph Dotson        Southern Oregon    Sr.
Seth Wiebelhaus     Mount Marty (S.D.) So.
Julius Dickmander   Doane (Neb.)          Sr.
Sergio Arcos           Doane (Neb.)            Fr.
Mason Schleis         Mount Marty (S.D.) Fr.
 
 
 
 
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