SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The University of North Dakota track and field program earned 11 spots on the All-Summit League Team, with 10 student-athletes making the team, the league office announced on Thursday morning. The 10 Fighting Hawks earned all-conference status by finishing in the top three in their respective events at the Summit League Indoor Championships last weekend.

Malene Kollberg headlined the all-conference team for UND, winning the gold medal in the pentathlon with a personal-best point total of 3,837 points on Saturday. That total currently ranks No. 2 in school history. Going into the final pentathlon event, Kollberg was 61 points behind teammate Tiffanie Magnusson but finished second in the 800 meters with a time of 2:25.85, which moved her to the top spot at the end of the pentathlon.

The native from Drammen, Norway, set the pace early for North Dakota with the third-fastest 60-meter time of the pentathlon with a time of 8.83. She added to her point total in the following event, tying for the top pentathlon high jump mark with a clearance of 5-4 3/4 (1.64m). Kollberg's biggest improvement came in the shot put, where she recorded a PR of 33-11 1/4 (10.34m), beating her previous best of 33-3 1/4 (10.14m). Kollberg also tied the No. 2 long jump mark in school history with a personal-best leap of 19-3 1/4 (5.87m). At the time of the jump, that mark tied the school record.

Magnusson, later named the Newcomer of the Championships, earned the silver medal and her spot on the All-Summit League Team in the pentathlon with a PR total of 3,814 points. That total ranks No. 3 in program history. She built a massive lead over the rest of the field early, highlighted by her showing in the long jump, where she shattered the school record. Magnusson broke the long jump record with a personal-best leap of 19-7 1/2 (5.98m), beating the previous record of 19-3 1/4 (5.87m) which was shared by Kollberg and Elise Ulseth. Magnusson also put down PR's in the high jump (5-3 1/4, 1.61m) and shot put (39-5 1/4, 12.02m). Her personal-best in the high jump was the second-best mark in the pentathlon.

That same night, Magnusson returned to the Summit League Indoor Championships and posted her name to the all-conference team for the second time. Magnusson finished with the bronze medal in the long jump with a mark of 19-1 1/4 (5.82m).

Luke Labatte, the silver medalist in the 3,000 meters, gained his spot on the All-Summit League Team with a time of 8:12.47. His finish made him the top point scorer for the UND men at the meet with eight points.

Natalie Mohring gained All-Summit League accolades for the second consecutive year in the weight throw. She won the bronze medal on Saturday on her fifth throw with a PR toss of 64-10 (19.76m). That mark now sits No. 3 in the event all-time at UND.

Four Fighting Hawks earned their spots on the all-conference team as members of the distance medley relay team on Saturday. The relay team of Eliana Malnourie, Maggie Dervis, Brenna Barnick and Conny Wohlfahrt not only earned the bronze medal with a time of 12:04.89, but also put down the sixth-fastest DMR time in school history.

Jesse Middendorf was the top scorer for the NoDak men on Sunday, earning the bronze medal and all-league status in the 800 meters with a time of 1:52.41. His third-place finish accounted for six points on the men's side.

Kenna Curry gained All-Summit League accolades and the bronze medal in the shot put on Sunday. Curry recorded a personal-best toss of 47-10 (14.58m), a mark which ranks No. 3 all-time in the shot put at UND.

Fighting Hawks on the 2023 Indoor All-Summit League Team
- Malene Kollberg (pentathlon)
- Tiffanie Magnusson (long jump and pentathlon)
- Luke Labatte (3,000 meters)
- Natalie Mohring (weight throw)
- Eliana Malnourie (distance medley relay)
- Maggie Dervis (distance medley relay)
- Brenna Barnick (distance medley relay)
- Conny Wohlfahrt (distance medley relay)
- Jesse Middendorf (800 meters)
- Kenna Curry (shot put)