St. Norbert College

Marcus Mittelstadt's TFRRS Page

Career Highlights: At the final qualifier meet on 3/4/23, he had a personal record in 60m hurdles by .25 seconds coming in at a time of 8.74 seconds, almost a meter personal record in shot with a mark of 13.31 meters, and a personal record in long jump with a mark of 6.69 meters to increase his score in the heptathlon to 4800 to send him to nationals. Scored 13.5 points at the 2023 indoor conference meet after taking 2nd in the heptathlon and tying with teammate Aiden Anderson for 3rd in pole vault to help the team defend their title. Scored 15 points at the 2022 NACC outdoor championships through his 3rd place decathlon, 4th place in pole vault, and 5th place in discus to help the team win the championship. Scored 8 points with his 2nd place finish in the heptathlon at the 2022 NACC indoor championships to help the team win their first ever title. Notable personal records include; 8.75 seconds in 60m hurdles, 16.42 seconds in 110m hurdles, 13.31 meters in shot, 42.35 meters in discus, 6.69 meters in long jump, 4.63 meters in pole vault, 1.89 meters in high jump, a total score of 4800 in the heptathlon, and a total score of 5849 in the decathlon.
 
2023: Indoor: Started the season out with a great showing at the Ripon open and multi, earning a win in the heptathlon with a score of 4655 after setting personal records in almost every event, which also earned him NACC athlete of the week. Later competed in the heptathlon and pole vault at the indoor conference championships where he earned podium finishes in both. Bettering his previous heptathlon score with a new mark of 4685 to take 2nd, and earning 3rd in pole vault with a mark of 4.21 meters. Competed the following week in the final qualifier meet where he bettered his heptathlon score after securing a personal record in 3 of the 7 events to score 4800. A mark that ranked him 14th in the nation qualifying him for the national meet. Competed at nationals where he took 18th.
 
2022: Indoor: Won his first ever heptathlon with a score of 4126 at the Ripon open and multi. Competed in another heptathlon in early February to prepare him for conference. At the conference meet, he took 2nd in the heptathlon and also competed in shot put and pole vault. Had a solid indoor season to set him up for outdoors. Outdoor: Became the team's best discus thrower with a mark of 42.35 meters at the beginning of the season. At the conference meet, he took 4th in pole vault with a mark of 4.25 meters, 5th in discus with a mark of 41.56 meters, and earned a podium finish in the decathlon after earning a personal record in 5 of the 10 events to finish with a score of 5849, which placed him 3rd.