ISU track and field earned three more bids to the NCAA Championships on the second day of the west regional meet, with one Cyclone winning a regional title.

Edward Kemboi finished first overall in the 800-meter run, coming in with a time of 1 minute, 47.4 seconds. This is just the second time this season when Kemboi has been able to finish under 1:48.

On the women’s side, sisters Ejiro and Ese Okoro both qualified for the NCAA Championships. Ejiro took third in her heat of the women’s 800-meter run, finishing seventh overall. Ese also finished third in her heat of the 400-meter hurdles, finishing sixth overall. Ese finished just under 58 seconds, marking the third-fastest time in her career.

Freshman Derek Jones continued to impress this weekend, placing in seventh in his heat of the 400-meter hurdles. Jones ran a time of 51.54, the second fastest of his career. He finished 20th overall in the event.

Junior Kendra White finished 17th overall in the 400-meter dash, coming in with a time of 53.9 seconds. White, who set her personal best of 53.52 seconds in yesterday’s preliminary round, now ranks fourth on Iowa State’s all-time top 10 list.

Day three of the NCAA West Regional meet will start at 6:00 p.m. May 31.