THE CONNING TOWER

Alex Pearlstone (Sir Francis Drake, San Anselmo; UCLA)

2012-01-28T13:48:00.001-08:00

Alex Pearlstone

Class:
Sophomore

Hometown:
San Anselmo, CA

High School:
Sir Francis Drake

Height / Weight:
6-0 / 170

Event:
Sprints/Long Jump

Birthdate:
03/02/1987

Experience:
1V

2006 - Finished fifth in the 100m (10.96) and seventh in the 200m (22.41) at the UCLA/USC dual meet ... Finished sixth in the invitational 100m at the RJ/JJK Invite (11.05) ... Also placed fourth in the 100m (11.08) and sixth in the 200m (22.41) in the open section of the RJ/JJK Invite ... Athletic Director's Honor Roll.

High School - Four-year letterwinner in track and earned one letter in football ... 2005 Preseason All-State First Team (100m/200m) ... Placed fifth in the CA State Meet in the 200 ('04) running out of lane one ... In 2005, placed sixth in the long jump at the CA State Meet ... 2005 State leader in the long jump with a wind legal jump of 23-10.25 ... Three-time MCAL track and field MVP ... Became one of five athletes to win the NCS Meet of Champions in three or more events since 1918 (100m, 200m, LJ and 4x100m) ... MCAL record holder in the 100m, 200m and LJ ... Redwood Empire record holder in the 100m ... 11-time MCAL Champion ... Mt. SAC Relays 200m Champion in 2005 (21.41) ... Top prep times of 10.70 (100m), 21.41 (200m) and 23-10.25 (LJ).

Personal - Born March 2, 1987 in St. Louis, MO ... Son of Jon and Susan Pearlstone ... Has two twin brothers, James and Daniel ... Undeclared major.

Pearlstone's Best Marks
100m - 10.70
200m - 21.41
Long Jump - 23-10.25

Courtesy UCLA

Sir Francis Drake High School, San Anselmo, NCS track and field history

2012-01-28T13:45:00.000-08:00

by Coach Bill Taylor (USC 1955)

series of historical glimpses being shared with 2012 Drake track and field aspirants

Drake track and field vitality, history

# 7

"yes you can, yes you can, you take your life and live it, yes......never let it go"

well, maybe not this................?"

Fact or Fiction ?

How many Drake lads have won their track or field individual event at the "Meet of Champions" in the last thirty-three years? One is fairly recent. Just a couple of years ago one Cody Cunnington of Drake won the MOC pole vault gold medal. Who else? Boulet was second, twice, O'Sullivan advanced to the state, but did not win the MOC high jump, Eric Lee missed by less than 1 tenth of a second, twice, over 800 meters.

Any other winners? Yes, one young man. And he won four gold medals the same day (e.g., 3 "individual" ones, 4 for his relay team). How selfish. How fantastic. How virtually unmatchable. Who was this creature?

You can add to his fame this recognition: he holds the fastest times ever in county history over 100 meters and 200 meters, and he is # 1 in the long jump. His 10.70e, 21.41e and 23 feet 10 1/4 inches are the best marks ever by a Marin high school athlete. And the boy's history reaches back to the 1930's. I can still see this fellow passing the Berkeley High School leader on his savage anchor leg in the 4 x 100m relay in the MOC final. The 42.55e winning time shocked the East Bay. What's the "e" thing? Electronic.

The three other relay runners were Brandon Johnson, Josh Fuchs and Zack Winningham. Only one 4 x 100m team since the 1930's might have run less than 1 tenth faster. The coach of that Tam team told me that he felt the Drake clocking was "the best ever". Different timing systems, conversion methods, track surfaces, etc.

This superman didn't only excel in Berkeley at the Meet of Champions. He won the long jump at the Stanford and Mt. Sac Invitationals, took the 200m event at the latter as well. At Stanford he led off our outstanding mile relay team with a 49.4 clocking via the blocks. And there were county and North Coast Section pennants because of his presence. In fact, he just about won the MOC team title by himself. And the relay team.

So, when did this athletic "god" win the Olympics? Or a state title?

Never.

He managed a 5th in the 200 meters in the state meet his junior year, a 6th in the long jump a year later. There were factors, even a controversial disqualification for stepping on or over the curve lane line in the 200 meter heat. And the second and third relay chaps never left the passing zone.

Does this take anything away from that golden day at Berkeley in the Meet of Champions in 2004? The day he won four gold medals in the Meet of Champions?

Not for me.

Sport asks that we freeze that which honors our courage and maximum efforts, that we not destroy or eliminate that which touched greatness. Or fulfilled what was of the exceptional for us given our genes and opportunities.

These special days can come. When they do, it is important that we preserve them and not destroy the memory.

Who was this Drake hero?

Alex Pearlstone is his name.

Dempsey Indoor, Seattle, WA, Saturday, January 28, 2012

2012-01-28T11:59:00.000-08:00

Cal placed 1-2-3 in the men's long jump.

Senior Trinity Wilson (East Oakland Youth Development Center, Oakland, CA; St. Mary's College High School, Berkeley) won the women's 60 meter hurdles in 8.37. Felesha Ankton (Brooks; Benicia HS; Washington) placed second in 8.44 (8.42 trials).

University of Washington Huskies
2012 UW Invitational - 1/27/2012 to 1/28/2012
Dempsey Indoor, Seattle WA

Event 6 Men 60 Meter Dash
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 6.60
Meet Record: M 6.63 2003 Ja'Warren Hooker, Asics
Dempsey Rec: R 6.58 1/15/2011 Josh Norman, Unattached
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Cooks, Brandin Oregon State 6.87q
2 Guenther, Peter UC Riverside 7.06q
3 Moore, Josh Western Oregon 7.09q
4 Newland, Paul Unattached 7.17
5 Tolento, Eric Concordia (Ore.) 7.21
6 Wheeler, Chase California 7.49
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Michener, Sam Unattached 6.98q
2 Anthony, Matt Washington 7.15
3 Weber, Blaine Eastern Washington 7.68
Heat 3 Preliminaries
1 Greene, Damian Seattle Speed 7.04q
2 Wheaton, Markus Oregon State 7.05q
3 Hamilton, Ryan Washington 7.11q
4 MacKay, Duncan Seattle U. 7.16
5 Adams, Markeem Eastern Washington 7.40
Heat 4 Preliminaries
1 Brookings, Ronald Unattached 7.01q
2 Tilley, Alex Western Washington 7.16
3 Nicolas, Dennis Simon Fraser 7.21
4 Flores, Alex Eastern Washington 7.30
5 Rideaux, Jerome UC Riverside 7.34
Heat 5 Preliminaries
1 Taylor, Tatum Seattle Speed 6.84q
2 Dyer, Hernell UC Riverside 6.92q
3 Pangilinan, Mark Western Washington 7.04q
4 Egu, Kenneth Washington 7.12q
5 Hern, Michael UC Riverside 7.13
6 Adams, Bryan UC Riverside 7.20
Heat 6 Preliminaries
1 Oliver, Dash California 7.12
2 Ovgard, Jake Portland State 7.13
3 Gruger, Shane Western Washington 7.17
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 6.60
Meet Record: M 6.63 2003 Ja'Warren Hooker, Asics
Dempsey Rec: R 6.58 1/15/2011 Josh Norman, Unattached
Name Year School Prelims
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Preliminaries
1 Taylor, Tatum Seattle Speed 6.84q
2 Cooks, Brandin Oregon State 6.87q
3 Dyer, Hernell UC Riverside 6.92q
4 Michener, Sam Unattached 6.98q
5 Brookings, Ronald Unattached 7.01q
6 Pangilinan, Mark Western Washington 7.04q
7 Greene, Damian Seattle Speed 7.04q
8 Wheaton, Markus Oregon State 7.05q
9 Guenther, Peter UC Riverside 7.06q
10 Moore, Josh Western Oregon 7.09q
11 Hamilton, Ryan Washington 7.11q
12 Egu, Kenneth Washington 7.12q
13 Oliver, Dash California 7.12
14 Hern, Michael UC Riverside 7.13
15 Ovgard, Jake Portland State 7.13
16 Anthony, Matt Washington 7.15
17 Tilley, Alex Western Washington 7.16
18 MacKay, Duncan Seattle U. 7.16
19 Newland, Paul Unattached 7.17
19 Gruger, Shane Western Washington 7.17
21 Adams, Bryan UC Riverside 7.20
22 Nicolas, Dennis Simon Fraser 7.21
23 Tolento, Eric Concordia (Ore.) 7.21
24 Flores, Alex Eastern Washington 7.30
25 Rideaux, Jerome UC Riverside 7.34
26 Adams, Markeem Eastern Washington 7.40
27 Wheeler, Chase California 7.49
28 Weber, Blaine Eastern Washington 7.68

Men 400 Meter Dash
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 46.00
Meet Record: M 46.43 2007 Alex Harcourt, Washington
Dempsey Rec: R 46.09 2/14/2009 Jordan Boase, Washington
Name Year School Finals
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Section 1
1 Green, Kramer Eastern Washington 50.80
2 Engle, Samuel Seattle U. 52.13
3 Fekete, Shane Portland 52.81
4 LaMeres, Jarrett Portland 53.90
5 Shanklin, Nick Portland 54.74
Section 2
1 Okoro, Michael Eastern Washington 48.52
2 Grimble, Kenneth UC Riverside 50.71
3 Olsson, Nick Eastern Washington 50.79
4 Schlachter, Zac Seattle U. 51.43
Section 3
1 Ferrera, Sean UC Riverside 49.48
2 Thummel-Gravitt, Austin Seattle U. 49.75
3 Berry-Smith, Jonathan California 49.80
4 Green, Collin Eastern Washington 49.98
Section 4
1 Poolman, Jonathon Western Washington 49.81
2 Nokes, Jason Western Washington 50.25
3 Washington, Andre Concordia (Ore.) 50.35
4 Duncan, Dusty Seattle Pacific 50.86
Section 5
1 Koger, Michael UC Riverside 48.87
2 Michael, Brad Eastern Washington 49.03
3 Morrison, Scott Central Washington 49.92
4 Timpe, Miles Washington 50.49
Section 6
1 Hicks, Kevin Seta 49.37
2 Stanfield, Zach Unattached 49.59
3 Ellenwood, Stuart Simon Fraser 49.75
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NCAA Auto: $ 46.00
Meet Record: M 46.43 2007 Alex Harcourt, Washington
Dempsey Rec: R 46.09 2/14/2009 Jordan Boase, Washington
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Okoro, Michael Eastern Washington 48.52
2 Koger, Michael UC Riverside 48.87
3 Michael, Brad Eastern Washington 49.03
4 Hicks, Kevin Seta 49.37
5 Ferrera, Sean UC Riverside 49.48
6 Stanfield, Zach Unattached 49.59
7 Ellenwood, Stuart Simon Fraser 49.75
8 Thummel-Gravitt, Austin Seattle U. 49.75
9 Berry-Smith, Jonathan California 49.80
10 Poolman, Jonathon Western Washington 49.81
11 Morrison, Scott Central Washington 49.92
12 Green, Collin Eastern Washington 49.98
13 Nokes, Jason Western Washington 50.25
14 Washington, Andre Concordia (Ore.) 50.35
15 Timpe, Miles Washington 50.49
16 Grimble, Kenneth UC Riverside 50.71
17 Olsson, Nick Eastern Washington 50.79
18 Green, Kramer Eastern Washington 50.80
19 Duncan, Dusty Seattle Pacific 50.86
20 Schlachter, Zac Seattle U. 51.43
21 Engle, Samuel Seattle U. 52.13
22 Fekete, Shane Portland 52.81
23 LaMeres, Jarrett Portland 53.90
24 Shanklin, Nick Portland 54.74

Men 800 Meter Run
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NCAA Auto: $ 1:47.30
Meet Record: M 1:48.40 2009 Tetlo Emmen, Unattached
Dempsey Rec: R 1:46.36 2/13/2010 Andrew Wheating, Oregon
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Section 1
1 Krinik, Sean Washington 1:53.94
2 Eborn, Dallas Southern Utah 1:55.62
3 Van Boxtel, Bryce Long Beach St. 1:57.14
4 Auld, Dan Seattle U. 1:57.90
5 Howland, Taylen Portland State 1:58.09
6 Misono, Colton Seattle U. 1:58.31
7 Naasz, Connor Long Beach St. 1:59.63
8 Clinch, Keenan Seattle U. 2:04.18
Section 2
1 Hansen, Ryan Western Oregon 1:52.22
2 Seeley, Nathan Seattle Pacific 1:52.26
3 Pettit, Tim Eastern Washington 1:52.93
4 Sanders, Dan Washington 1:53.35
5 Swanson, Matthew Norwesters T 1:53.63
6 Olsen, Chris Western Oregon 1:53.89
7 Daigre, Derrick Washington 1:54.25
8 Liu, Yubai Simon Fraser 1:55.75
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NCAA Auto: $ 1:47.30
Meet Record: M 1:48.40 2009 Tetlo Emmen, Unattached
Dempsey Rec: R 1:46.36 2/13/2010 Andrew Wheating, Oregon
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Hansen, Ryan Western Oregon 1:52.22
2 Seeley, Nathan Seattle Pacific 1:52.26
3 Pettit, Tim Eastern Washington 1:52.93
4 Sanders, Dan Washington 1:53.35
5 Swanson, Matthew Norwesters T 1:53.63
6 Olsen, Chris Western Oregon 1:53.89
7 Krinik, Sean Washington 1:53.94
8 Daigre, Derrick Washington 1:54.25
9 Eborn, Dallas Southern Utah 1:55.62
10 Liu, Yubai Simon Fraser 1:55.75
11 Van Boxtel, Bryce Long Beach St. 1:57.14
12 Auld, Dan Seattle U. 1:57.90
13 Howland, Taylen Portland State 1:58.09
14 Misono, Colton Seattle U. 1:58.31
15 Naasz, Connor Long Beach St. 1:59.63
16 Clinch, Keenan Seattle U. 2:04.18

Men 1 Mile Run
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NCAA Auto: $ 3:57.90
Meet Record: M 3:55.75 2010 Chris Solinsky, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 3:54.52 2/12/2011 Chris Solinsky, Nike
Name Year School Finals
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Section 1
1 Walgren, Robert Gonzaga 4:12.80
2 Jackson, Chip Western Washington 4:13.72
3 Fenley, Lukas Western Oregon 4:17.26
4 Bastian, Jeffrey Byu 4:17.81
5 Forster, Keir Simon Fraser 4:17.93
6 Pierson, Seth Seattle Pacific 4:19.65
7 Larson, Drew Western Oregon 4:19.99
8 Barkhaus, Erik Seattle U. 4:20.02
9 Sears, Kelton Seattle U. 4:20.50
10 Olivas, Quin Eastern Washington 4:22.36
11 Arguinchona, Baxter Seattle U. 4:22.67
12 Dennison, Ryan Seattle U. 4:29.44
13 Trapp, Austin Simon Fraser 4:31.03
14 Auld, Chris Seattle U. 4:33.99
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NCAA Auto: $ 3:57.90
Meet Record: M 3:55.75 2010 Chris Solinsky, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 3:54.52 2/12/2011 Chris Solinsky, Nike
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Walgren, Robert Gonzaga 4:12.80
2 Jackson, Chip Western Washington 4:13.72
3 Fenley, Lukas Western Oregon 4:17.26
4 Bastian, Jeffrey Byu 4:17.81
5 Forster, Keir Simon Fraser 4:17.93
6 Pierson, Seth Seattle Pacific 4:19.65
7 Larson, Drew Western Oregon 4:19.99
8 Barkhaus, Erik Seattle U. 4:20.02
9 Sears, Kelton Seattle U. 4:20.50
10 Olivas, Quin Eastern Washington 4:22.36
11 Arguinchona, Baxter Seattle U. 4:22.67
12 Dennison, Ryan Seattle U. 4:29.44
13 Trapp, Austin Simon Fraser 4:31.03
14 Auld, Chris Seattle U. 4:33.99

Men 3000 Meter Run
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NCAA Auto: $ 7:52.30
Meet Record: M 7:48.59 2004 Bolota Asmerom, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7:47.52 2/13/2010 David McNeill, NAU
Name Year School Finals
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Section 1
1 West, Austin Southern Utah 8:20.78
2 Jewkes, Nate Southern Utah 8:22.51
3 Vaux, Graham Eastern Washington 8:26.33
4 Ebding, Bowe Eastern Washington 8:31.06
5 DeCastro, Steven Long Beach St. 8:32.39
6 Morin, Dylan Washington 8:32.47
7 McClement, Matthew Seattle U. 8:34.09
8 Walker, Andrew Gonzaga 8:37.04
9 Ricardi, Joshua Unattached 8:39.64
10 Jordan, Cody UC Riverside 8:40.50
11 Schroll, Chris Eastern Washington 8:43.81
12 Rae, Kyle Washington 8:45.35
13 Carpenter, Zachary Portland State 8:45.84
14 Overbay, Collin Seattle U. 8:51.14
15 Hille, Miles Seattle U. 8:51.19
16 Mangan, Kevin Washington 8:53.65
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NCAA Auto: $ 7:52.30
Meet Record: M 7:48.59 2004 Bolota Asmerom, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7:47.52 2/13/2010 David McNeill, NAU
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 West, Austin Southern Utah 8:20.78
2 Jewkes, Nate Southern Utah 8:22.51
3 Vaux, Graham Eastern Washington 8:26.33
4 Ebding, Bowe Eastern Washington 8:31.06
5 DeCastro, Steven Long Beach St. 8:32.39
6 Morin, Dylan Washington 8:32.47
7 McClement, Matthew Seattle U. 8:34.09
8 Walker, Andrew Gonzaga 8:37.04
9 Ricardi, Joshua Unattached 8:39.64
10 Jordan, Cody UC Riverside 8:40.50
11 Schroll, Chris Eastern Washington 8:43.81
12 Rae, Kyle Washington 8:45.35
13 Carpenter, Zachary Portland State 8:45.84
14 Overbay, Collin Seattle U. 8:51.14
15 Hille, Miles Seattle U. 8:51.19
16 Mangan, Kevin Washington 8:53.65

Men 60 Meter Hurdles
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.70
Meet Record: M 7.78 2006 Eric Mitchum, Oregon
Dempsey Rec: R 7.75 2/12/2011 Ronald Brookings, Sacramento
Name Year School Prelims
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Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Campbell, Brett Western Oregon 8.63q
2 Johnson, James Washington 8.64q
3 Stearns, Nick Eastern Washington 8.96q
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Brookings, Ronald Unattached 8.04q
2 Moore, Shayne Washington 9.00q
3 Rhodes, Kody Western Oregon 10.77q
Heat 3 Preliminaries
1 Lao, Howard Washington 8.68q
2 Timpe, Miles Washington 8.88q
3 Engle, Samuel Seattle U. 9.27q
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.70
Meet Record: M 7.78 2006 Eric Mitchum, Oregon
Dempsey Rec: R 7.75 2/12/2011 Ronald Brookings, Sacramento
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Brookings, Ronald Unattached 8.04q
2 Campbell, Brett Western Oregon 8.63q
3 Johnson, James Washington 8.64q
4 Lao, Howard Washington 8.68q
5 Timpe, Miles Washington 8.88q
6 Stearns, Nick Eastern Washington 8.96q
7 Moore, Shayne Washington 9.00q
8 Engle, Samuel Seattle U. 9.27q
9 Rhodes, Kody Western Oregon 10.77q

Men Long Jump
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NCAA Auto: $ 8.00m
Meet Record: M 26-01.75 2008 Reindell Cole, CSUN
Dempsey Rec: R 26-07.75 2/29/2008 Norris Frederick, Washington
Name Year School Finals
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Flight 1
1 Mackelvie, Sean Portland State 6.57m 21-06.75
6.19m 6.57m FOUL 6.51m FOUL FOUL
2 Hooper, Ted UC Riverside 6.49m 21-03.50
FOUL FOUL 6.49m
3 Puccino, Phillip Eastern Washington 6.47m 21-02.75
6.45m 6.47m FOUL
4 Swafford, Ryan UC Riverside 6.43m 21-01.25
6.21m 6.43m FOUL
5 Nicolas, Dennis Simon Fraser 6.35m 20-10.00
6.35m 6.32m 6.16m
6 Lehman, Jacob Portland State 6.13m 20-01.50
FOUL 6.13m FOUL
7 Woods, Warren Washington 6.01m 19-08.75
FOUL 6.01m 4.33m
8 Agnew, Ryan Seattle U. 5.93m 19-05.50
5.86m FOUL 5.93m
9 Karamanian, Jacob Simon Fraser 5.88m 19-03.50
5.88m 5.35m FOUL
10 Hassanyn, Mahmoud Seattle U. 5.76m 18-10.75
FOUL 5.76m 5.69m
-- Bever, Nick Seattle U. FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL
Flight 2
1 Grant, Jonte California 7.20m 23-07.50
7.02m 6.79m PASS 7.20m PASS 7.19m
2 Wheeler, Chase California 7.01m 23-00.00
6.92m 7.01m FOUL PASS PASS PASS
2 Kientzel, Taylor California 7.01m 23-00.00
6.27m 6.61m 6.60m 6.75m 6.90m 7.01m
4 Bardwell, Julian Washington 6.85m 22-05.75
FOUL FOUL 6.85m 6.75m FOUL FOUL
5 Reeher, Jordan Concordia (Ore.) 6.82m 22-04.50
6.63m 6.47m 6.55m 6.82m 6.58m
6 Hyde, Jake Western Oregon 6.73m 22-01.00
FOUL 6.73m 6.56m 6.60m 6.67m 6.50m
7 Lane, Kyle Western Oregon 6.67m 21-10.75
6.56m 6.60m 6.61m 6.67m 6.47m FOUL
8 Hardie, Matson Western Oregon 6.55m 21-06.00
6.55m 6.51m 6.52m
9 Melo, Manny Central Washington 4.97m 16-03.75
FOUL 4.97m 4.61m
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NCAA Auto: $ 8.00m
Meet Record: M 26-01.75 2008 Reindell Cole, CSUN
Dempsey Rec: R 26-07.75 2/29/2008 Norris Frederick, Washington
Name Year School Finals
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Finals
1 Grant, Jonte California 7.20m 23-07.50
7.02m 6.79m PASS 7.20m PASS 7.19m
2 Kientzel, Taylor California 7.01m 23-00.00
6.27m 6.61m 6.60m 6.75m 6.90m 7.01m
2 Wheeler, Chase California 7.01m 23-00.00
6.92m 7.01m FOUL PASS PASS PASS
4 Bardwell, Julian Washington 6.85m 22-05.75
FOUL FOUL 6.85m 6.75m FOUL FOUL
5 Reeher, Jordan Concordia (Ore.) 6.82m 22-04.50
6.63m 6.47m 6.55m 6.82m 6.58m
6 Hyde, Jake Western Oregon 6.73m 22-01.00
FOUL 6.73m 6.56m 6.60m 6.67m 6.50m
7 Lane, Kyle Western Oregon 6.67m 21-10.75
6.56m 6.60m 6.61m 6.67m 6.47m FOUL
8 Mackelvie, Sean Portland State 6.57m 21-06.75
6.19m 6.57m FOUL 6.51m FOUL FOUL
9 Hardie, Matson Western Oregon 6.55m 21-06.00
6.55m 6.51m 6.52m
10 Hooper, Ted UC Riverside 6.49m 21-03.50
FOUL FOUL 6.49m
11 Puccino, Phillip Eastern Washington 6.47m 21-02.75
6.45m 6.47m FOUL
12 Swafford, Ryan UC Riverside 6.43m 21-01.25
6.21m 6.43m FOUL
13 Nicolas, Dennis Simon Fraser 6.35m 20-10.00
6.35m 6.32m 6.16m
14 Lehman, Jacob Portland State 6.13m 20-01.50
FOUL 6.13m FOUL
15 Woods, Warren Washington 6.01m 19-08.75
FOUL 6.01m 4.33m
16 Agnew, Ryan Seattle U. 5.93m 19-05.50
5.86m FOUL 5.93m
17 Karamanian, Jacob Simon Fraser 5.88m 19-03.50
5.88m 5.35m FOUL
18 Hassanyn, Mahmoud Seattle U. 5.76m 18-10.75
FOUL 5.76m 5.69m
19 Melo, Manny Central Washington 4.97m 16-03.75
FOUL 4.97m 4.61m
-- Bever, Nick Seattle U. FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL

Men Heptathlon
Points 60 LJ SP HJ Day1 60H PV 1000
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1 Randolph, Chris 7.37 6.80m 14.08m 1.96m 8.51 4.50m
Sketchers 22-03.75 46-02.5 6-05 14-09
4640 (755) (767) (733) (767) 3022 (858) (760) (0)
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2 Duer, Corbin 7.34 6.65m 12.91m 1.96m 8.52 4.60m
Unattached 21-10 42-04.25 6-05 15-01
4571 (765) (732) (662) (767) 2926 (855) (790) (0)
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3 Lind, Kersee 7.60 6.83m 10.86m 1.96m 8.72 4.50m
Eastern Washington 22-05 35-07.75 6-05 14-09
4328 (681) (774) (537) (767) 2759 (809) (760) (0)
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4 Coles, Idarre 7.24 6.38m 11.15m 1.99m 9.17 4.00m
California 20-11.25 36-07 6-06.25 13-01.5
4144 (799) (670) (555) (794) 2818 (709) (617) (0)
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5 Thompson Junior, Do 7.08 6.56m 9.17m 1.99m 8.53 3.40m
Unattached 21-06.25 30-01 6-06.25 11-01.75
4105 (854) (711) (436) (794) 2795 (853) (457) (0)
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6 Waters, Matt 7.44 6.38m 11.81m 1.93m 9.12 4.00m
Concordia (Ore.) 20-11.25 38-09 6-04 13-01.5
4074 (732) (670) (595) (740) 2737 (720) (617) (0)
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7 Johnson, Nate 7.42 6.33m 10.78m 1.78m 9.17 4.10m
Seattle Pacific 20-09.25 35-04.5 5-10 13-05.25
3895 (739) (659) (533) (610) 2541 (709) (645) (0)
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8 Elvrom, Jesse 7.14 6.20m 12.21m 1.75m 8.88 3.30m
Sacramento St. 20-04.25 40-00.75 5-08.75 10-10
3870 (833) (630) (619) (585) 2667 (772) (431) (0)
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9 Leddige, Luke 7.40 6.09m 11.48m 1.69m 8.59 3.60m
Portland State 19-11.75 37-08 5-06.5 11-09.75
3810 (745) (606) (575) (536) 2462 (839) (509) (0)
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10 Aubert, Joseph 7.76 5.82m 11.30m 1.75m 9.36 4.50m
Unattached 19-01.25 37-01 5-08.75 14-09
3756 (631) (548) (564) (585) 2328 (668) (760) (0)
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11 Miller, Warren 7.65 6.23m 11.33m 1.84m 9.45 3.60m
Eastern Washington 20-05.25 37-02.25 6-00.5 11-09.75
3688 (665) (637) (566) (661) 2529 (650) (509) (0)
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12 Mathews, Luke 7.45 6.32m 10.36m 1.78m 9.83 3.80m
Whitworth 20-09 34-00 5-10 12-05.5
3639 (729) (657) (507) (610) 2503 (574) (562) (0)
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13 Armstrong, Tim 7.51 6.54m 11.11m 1.78m 8.73 NH
Eastern Washington 21-05.5 36-05.5 5-10
3386 (710) (707) (553) (610) 2580 (806) (0) (0)
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14 Cooper, Stephen 7.62 5.84m 11.23m 1.78m 9.58 3.00m
Whitworth 19-02 36-10.25 5-10 9-10
3377 (675) (552) (560) (610) 2397 (623) (357) (0)
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15 Bozarth-Dreher, Mar 7.99 5.46m 10.59m 1.63m 9.96 2.70m
Portland State 17-11 34-09 5-04.25 8-10.25
2880 (563) (473) (521) (488) 2045 (549) (286) (0)
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DNF Walker, Chase 7.87 6.01m 9.27m 1.96m 10.99 DNS
Unattached 19-08.75 30-05 6-05
(598) (589) (442) (767) (369) (0) (0)
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Women 60 Meter Dash
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.23
Meet Record: M 7.32 2007 Carmelita Jeter, South Bay TC
Dempsey Rec: R 7.23 2/26/2011 Amber Purvis, Oregon
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 7.59q
2 Payton, Malaina California 7.72q
3 Ratcliff, Jazmin Portland State 7.84q
4 keel, dominique Warrior TC 7.88q
5 Pierce, Janay UC Davis 7.99
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Matthew, Griffin Unattached 7.45q
2 Black, Geronne Portland State 7.53q
3 Williams, Brandi flying aj's 8.01
4 Diggs, Whitney Seatown Express 8.17
5 Echols, Whitney Seatown Express 8.29
Heat 3 Preliminaries
1 King, Karene Portland State 7.70q
2 Mboya, Miriam Seattle U. 7.85q
3 Jacobson, Haley Washington 7.87q
4 Reed, Leslie UC Davis 7.90
5 Bolden, Kelsey UC Santa Barbara 7.96
6 Lout, Alyssa Seattle U. 8.23
Heat 4 Preliminaries
1 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 7.78q
2 Brooks, Sierra Portland State 7.82q
3 Chapman, Melanise UC Davis 7.82q
4 Davis, Shene Eastern Washington 7.92
5 Toliver, Dejuanae Portland State 8.16
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.23
Meet Record: M 7.32 2007 Carmelita Jeter, South Bay TC
Dempsey Rec: R 7.23 2/26/2011 Amber Purvis, Oregon
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Matthew, Griffin Unattached 7.45q
2 Black, Geronne Portland State 7.53q
3 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 7.59q
4 King, Karene Portland State 7.70q
5 Payton, Malaina California 7.72q
6 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 7.78q
7 Brooks, Sierra Portland State 7.82q
8 Chapman, Melanise UC Davis 7.82q
9 Ratcliff, Jazmin Portland State 7.84q
10 Mboya, Miriam Seattle U. 7.85q
11 Jacobson, Haley Washington 7.87q
12 keel, dominique Warrior TC 7.88q
13 Reed, Leslie UC Davis 7.90
14 Davis, Shene Eastern Washington 7.92
15 Bolden, Kelsey UC Santa Barbara 7.96
16 Pierce, Janay UC Davis 7.99
17 Williams, Brandi flying aj's 8.01
18 Toliver, Dejuanae Portland State 8.16
19 Diggs, Whitney Seatown Express 8.17
20 Lout, Alyssa Seattle U. 8.23
21 Echols, Whitney Seatown Express 8.29

Women 60 Meter Dash
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.23
Meet Record: M 7.32 2007 Carmelita Jeter, South Bay TC
Dempsey Rec: R 7.23 2/26/2011 Amber Purvis, Oregon
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Section 1 Finals
1 Payton, Malaina California 7.67
2 King, Karene Portland State 7.72
3 Bouyer, Kennadi Flying Aj's 7.76
4 Marshall, Ashley UC Davis 7.78
5 Rhodes, Anaiah Portland State 7.81
6 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 7.93
Section 2 Finals
1 Matthew, Griffin Unattached 7.45
2 Black, Geronne Portland State 7.46
3 Knox, Kashae Nevada 7.52
4 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 7.55
5 Cunliffe, Hannah Seattle Speed 7.61
6 Earls, Angelica Nevada 7.63
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 7.23
Meet Record: M 7.32 2007 Carmelita Jeter, South Bay TC
Dempsey Rec: R 7.23 2/26/2011 Amber Purvis, Oregon
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Matthew, Griffin Unattached 7.45
2 Black, Geronne Portland State 7.46
3 Knox, Kashae Nevada 7.52
4 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 7.55
5 Cunliffe, Hannah Seattle Speed 7.61
6 Earls, Angelica Nevada 7.63
7 Payton, Malaina California 7.67
8 King, Karene Portland State 7.72
9 Bouyer, Kennadi Flying Aj's 7.76
10 Marshall, Ashley UC Davis 7.78
11 Rhodes, Anaiah Portland State 7.81
12 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 7.93

Women 1 Mile Run
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 4:37.00
Meet Record: M 4:33.46 2010 Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pac
Dempsey Rec: R 4:31.24 2/13/2010 Charlotte Browning, Florida
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Section 1
1 Toberty, Sarah Ucla 4:59.47
2 Butler, Rachel Ucla 5:01.79
3 Rozcicha, Amber Portland State 5:02.08
4 Sanders, Elle Ucla 5:05.75
5 Bartosch, Ali Unlv 5:08.08
6 Mahoney, Katie Eastern Washington 5:10.23
7 Mittelstaedt, Hannah Seattle U. 5:11.25
8 Aitken, Ashley Hawaii 5:11.50
9 London, Lacey Oregon State 5:12.14
10 Murphy, Kevyn Hawaii 5:14.01
11 Graebner, Lauren Oregon State 5:19.36
12 Castillo, Brittany Portland State 5:22.85
13 Allen, Kirsten Simon Fraser 5:22.99
14 Hollins, Keikoanne Portland State 5:28.49
15 Carviel, Heather Simon Fraser 5:37.59
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 4:37.00
Meet Record: M 4:33.46 2010 Jessica Pixler, Seattle Pac
Dempsey Rec: R 4:31.24 2/13/2010 Charlotte Browning, Florida
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Toberty, Sarah Ucla 4:59.47
2 Butler, Rachel Ucla 5:01.79
3 Rozcicha, Amber Portland State 5:02.08
4 Sanders, Elle Ucla 5:05.75
5 Bartosch, Ali Unlv 5:08.08
6 Mahoney, Katie Eastern Washington 5:10.23
7 Mittelstaedt, Hannah Seattle U. 5:11.25
8 Aitken, Ashley Hawaii 5:11.50
9 London, Lacey Oregon State 5:12.14
10 Murphy, Kevyn Hawaii 5:14.01
11 Graebner, Lauren Oregon State 5:19.36
12 Castillo, Brittany Portland State 5:22.85
13 Allen, Kirsten Simon Fraser 5:22.99
14 Hollins, Keikoanne Portland State 5:28.49
15 Carviel, Heather Simon Fraser 5:37.59

Women 3000 Meter Run
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 9:10.00
Meet Record: M 8:53.88 2009 Jenny Barringer, Colorado
Dempsey Rec: R 8:53.14 1/15/2011 Lisa Koll, Nike
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Section 1
1 Drake, Lindsey Gonzaga 9:46.32
2 Thomas, Emily Gonzaga 9:52.29
3 Dubose, Damajeria UC Riverside 9:56.34
4 Brown, Alisha UC Riverside 9:56.52
5 Lampi, Marsha Oregon State 10:01.97
6 Baugh, Shay Byu 10:13.94
7 McEntire, Jenifer Nevada 10:15.50
8 Keaveny, Elizabeth Portland 10:26.34
9 Kirsch, Demerey Nevada 10:28.26
10 Stolle, Jennifer Seattle U. 10:31.79
11 Curatilo, Sophie Seattle U. 10:33.03
12 de Voir, Sabrah Oregon State 10:47.19
13 Hunt, Haley Oregon State 10:56.83
14 Cox, Latane Oregon State 10:57.43
15 Sharpe, Hilary Oregon State 10:58.06
16 Moon, Danielle Eastern Washington 11:06.29
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 9:10.00
Meet Record: M 8:53.88 2009 Jenny Barringer, Colorado
Dempsey Rec: R 8:53.14 1/15/2011 Lisa Koll, Nike
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Drake, Lindsey Gonzaga 9:46.32
2 Thomas, Emily Gonzaga 9:52.29
3 Dubose, Damajeria UC Riverside 9:56.34
4 Brown, Alisha UC Riverside 9:56.52
5 Lampi, Marsha Oregon State 10:01.97
6 Baugh, Shay Byu 10:13.94
7 McEntire, Jenifer Nevada 10:15.50
8 Keaveny, Elizabeth Portland 10:26.34
9 Kirsch, Demerey Nevada 10:28.26
10 Stolle, Jennifer Seattle U. 10:31.79
11 Curatilo, Sophie Seattle U. 10:33.03
12 de Voir, Sabrah Oregon State 10:47.19
13 Hunt, Haley Oregon State 10:56.83
14 Cox, Latane Oregon State 10:57.43
15 Sharpe, Hilary Oregon State 10:58.06
16 Moon, Danielle Eastern Washington 11:06.29

Women 60 Meter Hurdles
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 8.10
Meet Record: M 8.11 2005 Michelle Perry, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7.98 3/4/2006 Virginia Powell, USC
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Heat 1 Preliminaries
1 Gordon, Christie Unattached 8.68q
2 Vinson, Joenisha Portland State 8.75q
3 Craft, Taylor Unattached 8.95q
4 Esperanza, Samantha Hawaii 9.17
5 Mueller, Aislynn Nevada 9.54
Heat 2 Preliminaries
1 Ankton, Falesha Brooks 8.42q
2 Esslinger, Grace UC Santa Barbara 8.91q
3 Kennedy-Feldhaus, Briana UC Riverside 9.08
4 Klippenstein, Aisha Simon Fraser 9.39
5 Abrams, Andrea Simon Fraser 9.48
Heat 3 Preliminaries
1 Abdulai, Rukayatu Valley Royals 8.71q
2 Jackson, Cecelia Seatown Express 8.92q
3 Carter, Kayla UC Davis 8.99
4 Sophusson Smith, Naivash Washington 9.04
5 Mosher, Ali Western Oregon 9.45
Heat 4 Preliminaries
1 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 8.96q
2 Stoltz, Michelle Seatown Express 9.28
3 Potter, Ashley Western Oregon 9.31
4 Luquin, Maliea Seattle Pacific 9.56
5 Lewis, Jazmine UC Riverside 9.85
Heat 5 Preliminaries
1 Wilson, Trinity Eoydc 8.44q
2 Littleton, Danielle UC Riverside 8.89q
3 Alvarez, Candace Hawaii 9.66
4 Ross, Ahmbria UC Riverside 11.76
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 8.10
Meet Record: M 8.11 2005 Michelle Perry, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7.98 3/4/2006 Virginia Powell, USC
Name Year School Prelims
================================================================
Preliminaries
1 Ankton, Falesha Brooks 8.42q
2 Wilson, Trinity Eoydc 8.44q
(St. Mary's College High School, Berkeley, CA)
3 Gordon, Christie Unattached 8.68q
4 Abdulai, Rukayatu Valley Royals 8.71q
5 Vinson, Joenisha Portland State 8.75q
6 Littleton, Danielle UC Riverside 8.89q
7 Esslinger, Grace UC Santa Barbara 8.91q
8 Jackson, Cecelia Seatown Express 8.92q
9 Craft, Taylor Unattached 8.95q
10 Dorsett, P'Lar Portland State 8.96q
11 Carter, Kayla UC Davis 8.99
12 Sophusson Smith, Naivash Washington 9.04
13 Kennedy-Feldhaus, Briana UC Riverside 9.08
14 Esperanza, Samantha Hawaii 9.17
15 Stoltz, Michelle Seatown Express 9.28
16 Potter, Ashley Western Oregon 9.31
17 Klippenstein, Aisha Simon Fraser 9.39
18 Mosher, Ali Western Oregon 9.45
19 Abrams, Andrea Simon Fraser 9.48
20 Mueller, Aislynn Nevada 9.54
21 Luquin, Maliea Seattle Pacific 9.56
22 Alvarez, Candace Hawaii 9.66
23 Lewis, Jazmine UC Riverside 9.85
24 Ross, Ahmbria UC Riverside 11.76

Women 60 Meter Hurdles
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 8.10
Meet Record: M 8.11 2005 Michelle Perry, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7.98 3/4/2006 Virginia Powell, USC
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Section 1 Finals
1 Truluck, Emani California 8.76
2 Littleton, Danielle UC Riverside 8.84
3 Vinson, Joenisha Portland State 8.87
4 Esslinger, Grace UC Santa Barbara 8.93
5 Jackson, Cecelia Seatown Express 9.04
Section 2 Finals
1 Wilson, Trinity Eoydc 8.37
2 Ankton, Falesha Brooks 8.44
3 Gordon, Christie Unattached 8.54
4 Abdulai, Rukayatu Valley Royals 8.63
5 Williams, Turquoise Cal Poly 8.77
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 8.10
Meet Record: M 8.11 2005 Michelle Perry, Nike
Dempsey Rec: R 7.98 3/4/2006 Virginia Powell, USC
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Wilson, Trinity Eoydc 8.37
2 Ankton, Falesha Brooks 8.44
3 Gordon, Christie Unattached 8.54
4 Abdulai, Rukayatu Valley Royals 8.63
5 Truluck, Emani California 8.76
6 Williams, Turquoise Cal Poly 8.77
7 Littleton, Danielle UC Riverside 8.84
8 Vinson, Joenisha Portland State 8.87
9 Esslinger, Grace UC Santa Barbara 8.93
10 Jackson, Cecelia Seatown Express 9.04

Women Pole Vault
==========================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 4.35m
Meet Record: M 14-05.50 2007 Niki McEwen, Sporthill TC
Dempsey Rec: R 14-09.50 2/11/2006 Mary Sauer, Unattached
Name Year School Finals
==========================================================================
Flight 1
1 Durocher, Cecilia Hawaii 3.82m 12-06.25
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
O O XO O XXX
1 Morioka, Robyn Hawaii 3.82m 12-06.25
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
O XXO O XXO XXX
1 Taylor, Robin Eastern Washington 3.82m 12-06.25
3.22 3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
XXO XO XO XO XO XXX
4 Anderson, Karis Western Washington 3.67m 12-00.50
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82
O O O XXX
5 Williams, Amber Unattached 3.52m 11-06.50
3.22 3.37 3.52 3.67
O XXO XO XXX
6 Owen, Caitlin Nevada 3.37m 11-00.75
3.07 3.22 3.37 3.52
O O O XXX
6 Schumacher, Terra Seattle Pacific 3.37m 11-00.75
3.37 3.52
XO XXX
6 Kohashi, Camie Hawaii 3.37m 11-00.75
3.22 3.37 3.52
O O XXX
9 Troyer, Amber Eastern Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
2.92 3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O O XXX
9 Wren, Klarissa Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O XXX
9 Sime, Katie Eastern Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O XXX
12 Winlow, Loreah Western Washington 2.92m 9-07.00
2.92 3.07
XXO XXX
-- Gray, Casey Nevada NH
2.92
XXX
-- Schnapp, Ashley Unattached NH
2.77
XXX
==========================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 4.35m
Meet Record: M 14-05.50 2007 Niki McEwen, Sporthill TC
Dempsey Rec: R 14-09.50 2/11/2006 Mary Sauer, Unattached
Name Year School Finals
==========================================================================
Finals
1 Durocher, Cecilia Hawaii 3.82m 12-06.25
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
O O XO O XXX
1 Morioka, Robyn Hawaii 3.82m 12-06.25
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
O XXO O XXO XXX
1 Taylor, Robin Eastern Washington 3.82m 12-06.25
3.22 3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82 3.97
XXO XO XO XO XO XXX
4 Anderson, Karis Western Washington 3.67m 12-00.50
3.37 3.52 3.67 3.82
O O O XXX
5 Williams, Amber Unattached 3.52m 11-06.50
3.22 3.37 3.52 3.67
O XXO XO XXX
6 Owen, Caitlin Nevada 3.37m 11-00.75
3.07 3.22 3.37 3.52
O O O XXX
6 Schumacher, Terra Seattle Pacific 3.37m 11-00.75
3.37 3.52
XO XXX
6 Kohashi, Camie Hawaii 3.37m 11-00.75
3.22 3.37 3.52
O O XXX
9 Troyer, Amber Eastern Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
2.92 3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O O XXX
9 Wren, Klarissa Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O XXX
9 Sime, Katie Eastern Washington 3.22m 10-06.75
3.07 3.22 3.37
XO O XXX
12 Winlow, Loreah Western Washington 2.92m 9-07.00
2.92 3.07
XXO XXX
-- Gray, Casey Nevada NH
2.92
XXX
-- Schnapp, Ashley Unattached NH
2.77
XXX

Keith Conning's Announcing Schedule

2012-01-28T11:58:00.000-08:00

Sat Feb. 4 Cal All-Comers
Sat Feb. 18 Cal All-Comers
Sat March 3 Cal Opener
Fri-Sat April 6-7 Stanford Invitational High School
Sat April 14 The Big Meet, Berkeley
Fri April 20 Woody Wilson, UC Davis
Fri April 27 Brutus Hamilton, Berkeley
Sat April 28 Sacramento Meet of Champions
Wed May 9 MEL Trials, Fairfield HS
Fri May 11 Mel Finals, Fairfield HS
Wed May 16 Sac-Joaquin Section D1 Trials, Elk Grove HS
Fri May 18 Sac-Joaquin Section D1 Finals, Elk Grove HS
Sat May 19 North Coast Section Bay Shore, James Logan HS, Union City
Th May 24 Sac-Joaquin Section Masters Trials,
Fri May 25 North Coast Section Meet of Champions Track Trials & Field Event Finals (Boys: PV, TJ, SP. Girls: HJ, TJ, DT), Cal
May 26 North Coast Section Meet of Champions Track & Field Event Finals (Boys: HJ, TJ, DT. Girls: PV, TJ, SP), Cal
June 1 CIF State Meet Trials, Buchanan HS, Clovis
June 2 CIF State Meet Finals, Buchanan HS, Clovis
June 9 Golden West Invitational, Folsom HS

The Cardinal Off to a Good Start in Arkansas

2012-01-28T09:18:00.001-08:00

Arantxa King paced Stanford on the first day of the Razorback Invitational.

Jan. 27, 2012

http://flashresults.com/2012_Meets/indoor/01-27-RazorbackInvite/

Fayetteville, Ark. - The Stanford track teams got things started at the Razorback Invitational on Friday night, although the majority of events will be contested on Friday.

The Cardinal women were led by Arantxa King in the long jump. King leaped 21-0 ¾ to win the competition and prove she is completely back from injuries that cost her the 2011 season. Teammates Karynn Dunn (20-0 ¼) and Jordan Merback (18-11) were also in the mix.

Also performing well was Katerina Stefanidi who took second in the pole vault. The Cardinal senior cleared 14-3 ¼, but fell short of Tina Sutej of Arkansas. Sutej is the defending indoor champion and quickly becoming a rival for the Stanford record holder.

On the track, Stanford qualified two to the finals of the 60 meters led by Shataya Hendricks. Hendricks ran 7.48 to finish fifth out of the opening heats. She will be joined by teammate Angela Gradiska who ran 7.84 to finish 16th.

Hendricks also doubled in the 200, leading the Cardinal group with an eighth-place finish in 24.25.

In the distances, Stanford fell behind in the DMR, but Justine Fedronic ran a blazing 800-meter leg and handed to Julia Foster who finished with a 1,600-meter leg that closed the rest of the gap to give Stanford the win in 11:40.63. Jessica Tonn and Emilie Amaro ran the first two legs of the winning team.

Finally, Madeline Treasure debuted in the pentathlon, finishing seventh with and impressive score of 3,494 points. The total ranks Treasure fourth in Stanford history in the event. Her top point total came from the 60-meter hurdles where she ran 9.28 to receive 852 points. Treasure also excelled in the 800 meters where her time of 2:23.21 was the second fastest in the competition.

The Cardinal men were led by Geoffrey Tabor who placed sixth in the shot put. Tabor tossed a career best of 58-7 ½. Not far behind his teammate was sophomore Jeremy Hines who tossed 54-1 ¾.

Also in the field with a season best was Corey Dysick in the pole vault. Dysick vaulted 16-10 ¾ to finish tied for third.

Dartis Willis II also excelled in the high jump, finishing third with a mark of 6-11.

In the sprints, Darian Brooks led Stanford in the 60 meters with a time of 7.03. Colin Hester was not far behind with a time of 7.05.

In the 200, Colin Hepburn paced Stanford with a time of 21.80.

The Cardinal men's team in the DMR did not finish. Amaechi Morton was tripped up during the 400-meter leg putting the Stanford way off pace. Elliott Heath, who was supposed to run the anchor, was pulled to save his legs for the 3,000 on Saturday.

Stanford will be back in action on Saturday with the majority of the meet taking place.

Dempsey Indoor, Seattle, WA, Friday, January 27

2012-01-28T08:30:00.000-08:00

Men 200 Meter Dash
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 20.73
Meet Record: M 21.12 2011 Rubin Williams, Heritage TC
Dempsey Rec: R 20.84 2/13/2010 Ryan Bailey, Nike
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Section 1
1 Berry-Smith, Jonathan California 22.77
2 Adams, Markeem Eastern Washington 23.70
3 Weber, Blaine Eastern Washington 23.79
4 LaMeres, Jarrett Portland 23.97
5 Mackelvie, Sean Portland State 24.29
Section 2
1 Thummel-Gravitt, Austin Seattle U. 22.68
2 Ovgard, Jake Portland State 22.96
3 Bullard, Michael California 23.27
4 Fekete, Shane Portland 23.62
Section 3
1 Lindahl, Cade Byu 22.26
2 Rucker, Sam Washington 22.95
3 Oliver, Dash California 23.35
4 Hern, Michael UC Riverside 23.53
Section 4
1 Dyer, Hernell UC Riverside 22.20
2 Rideaux, Jerome UC Riverside 22.72
3 MacKay, Duncan Seattle U. 23.21
Section 5
1 Howell, Byron Seatown Express 22.41
2 Dunn, Colton Washington 22.57
3 Moore, Josh Western Oregon 22.80
4 Gruger, Shane Western Washington 22.91
5 Tilley, Alex Western Washington 23.14
Section 6
1 Okoro, Michael Eastern Washington 21.98
2 Stanfield, Zach Unattached 22.03
3 Wall, Brad Eastern Washington 22.41
4 Hamlett, Kendale Western Oregon 22.57
5 Flores, Alex Eastern Washington 22.89
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 20.73
Meet Record: M 21.12 2011 Rubin Williams, Heritage TC
Dempsey Rec: R 20.84 2/13/2010 Ryan Bailey, Nike
Name Year School Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Okoro, Michael Eastern Washington 21.98
2 Stanfield, Zach Unattached 22.03
3 Dyer, Hernell UC Riverside 22.20
4 Lindahl, Cade Byu 22.26
5 Howell, Byron Seatown Express 22.41
6 Wall, Brad Eastern Washington 22.41
7 Dunn, Colton Washington 22.57
7 Hamlett, Kendale Western Oregon 22.57
9 Thummel-Gravitt, Austin Seattle U. 22.68
10 Rideaux, Jerome UC Riverside 22.72
11 Berry-Smith, Jonathan California 22.77
12 Moore, Josh Western Oregon 22.80
13 Flores, Alex Eastern Washington 22.89
14 Gruger, Shane Western Washington 22.91
15 Rucker, Sam Washington 22.95
16 Ovgard, Jake Portland State 22.96
17 Tilley, Alex Western Washington 23.14
18 MacKay, Duncan Seattle U. 23.21
19 Bullard, Michael California 23.27
20 Oliver, Dash California 23.35
21 Hern, Michael UC Riverside 23.53
22 Fekete, Shane Portland 23.62
23 Adams, Markeem Eastern Washington 23.70
24 Weber, Blaine Eastern Washington 23.79
25 LaMeres, Jarrett Portland 23.97
26 Mackelvie, Sean Portland State 24.29

Men 5000 Meter Run
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 13:47.00
Meet Record: M 13:44.02 2009 Chris Derrick, Stanford
Dempsey Rec: R 13:30.74 2/10/2007 Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Section 1
1 West, Austin Southern Utah 14:32.18
2 Khan, Talal UC Riverside 14:49.89
3 Borg, Chris Portland 14:51.23
4 Boyd, Tanner Western Washington 14:52.70
5 Heck, Benjamin UC Riverside 14:59.93
6 Landstrom, Andrew Concordia (Ore.) 15:00.32
7 Crum, Steven UC Riverside 15:09.99
8 Gonzalez, Omar UC Riverside 15:10.95
9 Wolfe, Jordan Seattle Pacific 15:11.66
10 Whan, Connor Portland 15:12.58
11 Gauger, Michael UC Riverside 15:18.50
12 Dunagan, Cary Portland State 15:35.54
13 Porter, Matt Northwest U. 15:38.81
14 Adrian, Taylor Concordia (Ore.) 15:47.18
15 Baklund, Jeff Seattle U. 15:57.38
16 Kopetz, Kevin Seattle U. 16:08.28
17 Strand, David Seattle U. 16:22.88
18 Zemtsov, Max Portland State 16:35.43
Section 2
1 Levins, Cameron Southern Utah 13:42.90M
2 asmerom, bolota Bay Area Track Club 13:51.81
3 Ghebray, Yosef Unattached 13:55.89
4 Clowes, Matthew Concordia (Ore.) 14:05.32
5 Braden, Forest Unattached 14:15.50
6 Jewkes, Nate Southern Utah 14:21.42
7 Schmidt, Simon California 14:29.56
8 Miller, Matt California 14:33.95
9 Van Santen, Kyle St. Martin's 14:35.55
10 Slater, James California 14:38.09
11 Hopkins, Craig Portland 14:39.04
12 Magut, Abendego Azusa Pacific 14:56.41
13 Sprinkle, Dan Western Oregon 14:59.57
14 Petersen, Matt California 15:08.21
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 13:47.00
Meet Record: M 13:44.02 2009 Chris Derrick, Stanford
Dempsey Rec: R 13:30.74 2/10/2007 Chris Solinsky, Wisconsin
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Levins, Cameron Southern Utah 13:42.90M
(Black Creek HS, British Columbia, Canada)
http://runningtimes.com/Article.aspx?ArticleID=24523
2 asmerom, bolota Bay Area Track Club 13:51.81
(McAteer HS, San Francisco 1996; Cal 2001)
3 Ghebray, Yosef Unattached 13:55.89
(James Logan HS, Union City 2006; Cal 2010)
4 Clowes, Matthew Concordia (Ore.) 14:05.32
5 Braden, Forest Unattached 14:15.50
(Riverside; Boise State 2007; Assistant Coach UCLA)
http://www.uclabruins.com/sports/w-xc/mtt/braden_forest00.html
6 Jewkes, Nate Southern Utah 14:21.42
7 Schmidt, Simon California 14:29.56
8 West, Austin Southern Utah 14:32.18
9 Miller, Matt California 14:33.95
10 Van Santen, Kyle St. Martin's 14:35.55
11 Slater, James California 14:38.09
12 Hopkins, Craig Portland 14:39.04
13 Khan, Talal UC Riverside 14:49.89
14 Borg, Chris Portland 14:51.23
15 Boyd, Tanner Western Washington 14:52.70
16 Magut, Abendego Azusa Pacific 14:56.41
17 Sprinkle, Dan Western Oregon 14:59.57
18 Heck, Benjamin UC Riverside 14:59.93
19 Landstrom, Andrew Concordia (Ore.) 15:00.32
20 Petersen, Matt California 15:08.21
21 Crum, Steven UC Riverside 15:09.99
22 Gonzalez, Omar UC Riverside 15:10.95
23 Wolfe, Jordan Seattle Pacific 15:11.66
24 Whan, Connor Portland 15:12.58
25 Gauger, Michael UC Riverside 15:18.50
26 Dunagan, Cary Portland State 15:35.54
27 Porter, Matt Northwest U. 15:38.81
28 Adrian, Taylor Concordia (Ore.) 15:47.18
29 Baklund, Jeff Seattle U. 15:57.38
30 Kopetz, Kevin Seattle U. 16:08.28
31 Strand, David Seattle U. 16:22.88
32 Zemtsov, Max Portland State 16:35.43

Men Distance Medley
===============================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 9:32.50
Meet Record: M 9:28.35 2009 Arkansas, Arkansas
Dempsey Rec: R 9:21.77 2/12/2010 OTC, OTC
Symmonds, Scherer, Mulder, Leer
School Finals
===============================================================
Finals
1 Washington 'A' 9:41.17
1) Williams, Charlie 2) McNeal, Maurice
3) Whitley, Bradley 4) Bywater, Joey
2 Simon Fraser 'A' 10:08.82
1) Reid, Adam 2) Ellenwood, Stuart
3) Brockerville, Ryan 4) Forster, Keir
3 Western Oregon 'A' 10:09.89
1) Larson, Kyle 2) Olsen, Chris
3) Hansen, Ryan 4) Kasler, Connor
4 Portland 'A' 10:13.11
1) Parry, Trey 2) Torrellas, Patrick
3) Kersh, Stephen 4) Wells, Cody
5 Long Beach St. 'A' 10:13.53
1) Maldonado, Matt 2) Van Boxtel, Bryce
3) Naasz, Connor 4) Hilbert, Gabe
6 Portland State 'A' 10:15.07
1) Howland, Taylen 2) Rosenburg, Herman
3) Crisofulli, Tony 4) Lawrence, John
7 Seattle U. 'A' 10:36.86
1) Auld, Dan 2) Barkhaus, Erik
3) Misono, Colton 4) Hille, Miles
8 Seattle U. 'B' 10:46.44
1) Auld, Chris 2) Sears, Kelton
3) Clinch, Keenan 4) Overbay, Collin
9 Simon Fraser 'B' 10:46.52
1) Trapp, Austin 2) Conard, Zach
3) Liu, Yubai 4) Humeniuk, Anton

Heptathlon: #1 Men 60 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Section 1
1 Thompson Junior, Donn Unattached 7.08 854
2 Elvrom, Jesse Sacramento St. 7.14 833
3 Randolph, Chris Sketchers 7.37 755
4 Armstrong, Tim Eastern Washington 7.51 710
Section 2
1 Coles, Idarre California 7.24 799
2 Duer, Corbin Unattached 7.34 765
3 Mathews, Luke Whitworth 7.45 729
4 Walker, Chase Unattached 7.87 598
Section 3
1 Leddige, Luke Portland State 7.40 745
2 Johnson, Nate Seattle Pacific 7.42 739
3 Lind, Kersee Eastern Washington 7.60 681
4 Aubert, Joseph Unattached 7.76 631
Section 4
1 Waters, Matt Concordia (Ore.) 7.44 732
2 Cooper, Stephen Whitworth 7.62 675
3 Miller, Warren Eastern Washington 7.65 665
4 Bozarth-Dreher, Mark Portland State 7.99 563
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Thompson Junior, Donn Unattached 7.08 854
2 Elvrom, Jesse Sacramento St. 7.14 833
3 Coles, Idarre California 7.24 799
4 Duer, Corbin Unattached 7.34 765
5 Randolph, Chris Sketchers 7.37 755
6 Leddige, Luke Portland State 7.40 745
7 Johnson, Nate Seattle Pacific 7.42 739
8 Waters, Matt Concordia (Ore.) 7.44 732
9 Mathews, Luke Whitworth 7.45 729
10 Armstrong, Tim Eastern Washington 7.51 710
11 Lind, Kersee Eastern Washington 7.60 681
12 Cooper, Stephen Whitworth 7.62 675
13 Miller, Warren Eastern Washington 7.65 665
14 Aubert, Joseph Unattached 7.76 631
15 Walker, Chase Unattached 7.87 598
16 Bozarth-Dreher, Mark Portland State 7.99 563

Heptathlon: #2 Men Long Jump Heptathlon
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Name Year School Finals Points
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Finals
1 Lind, Kersee Eastern Washington 6.83m 22-05.00 774
FOUL 6.50m 6.83m
2 Randolph, Chris Sketchers 6.80m 22-03.75 767
6.80m FOUL 6.71m
3 Duer, Corbin Unattached 6.65m 21-10.00 732
FOUL 6.62m 6.65m
4 Thompson Junior, Donn Unattached 6.56m 21-06.25 711
6.41m 6.40m 6.56m
5 Armstrong, Tim Eastern Washington 6.54m 21-05.50 707
FOUL 6.29m 6.54m
6 Waters, Matt Concordia (Ore.) 6.38m 20-11.25 670
FOUL 6.37m 6.38m
6 Coles, Idarre California 6.38m 20-11.25 670
6.31m FOUL 6.38m
8 Johnson, Nate Seattle Pacific 6.33m 20-09.25 659
6.33m 6.20m 6.27m
9 Mathews, Luke Whitworth 6.32m 20-09.00 657
6.32m 6.24m FOUL
10 Miller, Warren Eastern Washington 6.23m 20-05.25 637
6.23m 6.05m 5.81m
11 Elvrom, Jesse Sacramento St. 6.20m 20-04.25 630
FOUL FOUL 6.20m
12 Leddige, Luke Portland State 6.09m 19-11.75 606
FOUL 6.09m FOUL
13 Walker, Chase Unattached 6.01m 19-08.75 589
FOUL 5.91m 6.01m
14 Cooper, Stephen Whitworth 5.84m 19-02.00 552
5.71m 5.84m 5.83m
15 Aubert, Joseph Unattached 5.82m 19-01.25 548
5.55m 5.82m 5.71m
16 Bozarth-Dreher, Mark Portland State 5.46m 17-11.00 473
5.22m 5.46m 5.25m

Heptathlon: #3 Men Shot Put Heptathlon
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Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
Finals
1 Randolph, Chris Sketchers 14.08m 46-02.50 733
14.08m FOUL 13.49m
2 Duer, Corbin Unattached 12.91m 42-04.25 662
12.14m 12.91m 12.85m
3 Elvrom, Jesse Sacramento St. 12.21m 40-00.75 619
11.77m 12.21m 11.44m
4 Waters, Matt Concordia (Ore.) 11.81m 38-09.00 595
FOUL FOUL 11.81m
5 Leddige, Luke Portland State 11.48m 37-08.00 575
11.48m FOUL 10.51m
6 Miller, Warren Eastern Washington 11.33m 37-02.25 566
11.33m 10.85m 10.43m
7 Aubert, Joseph Unattached 11.30m 37-01.00 564
11.30m FOUL FOUL
8 Cooper, Stephen Whitworth 11.23m 36-10.25 560
9.81m 9.69m 11.23m
9 Coles, Idarre California 11.15m 36-07.00 555
11.15m 11.12m 11.14m
10 Armstrong, Tim Eastern Washington 11.11m 36-05.50 553
10.90m 11.11m 10.79m
11 Lind, Kersee Eastern Washington 10.86m 35-07.75 537
10.38m FOUL 10.86m
12 Johnson, Nate Seattle Pacific 10.78m 35-04.50 533
10.78m 10.13m 10.77m
13 Bozarth-Dreher, Mark Portland State 10.59m 34-09.00 521
FOUL 10.59m 9.64m
14 Mathews, Luke Whitworth 10.36m 34-00.00 507
10.28m 10.05m 10.36m
15 Walker, Chase Unattached 9.27m 30-05.00 442
8.91m 8.72m 9.27m
16 Thompson Junior, Donn Unattached 9.17m 30-01.00 436
9.17m FOUL FOUL

Heptathlon: #4 Men High Jump Heptathlon
=================================================================================
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
Finals
1 Thompson Junior, Donn Unattached 1.99m 6-06.25 794
1.84 1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99 2.02
XO P XO P XXO XO XXX
1 Coles, Idarre California 1.99m 6-06.25 794
1.84 1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99 2.02
O P O XXO O XXO XXX
3 Duer, Corbin Unattached 1.96m 6-05.00 767
1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99
O O XO O XXX
3 Lind, Kersee Eastern Washington 1.96m 6-05.00 767
1.84 1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99
O P XO O XXO XXX
3 Randolph, Chris Sketchers 1.96m 6-05.00 767
1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99
XO XO O XXO XXX
3 Walker, Chase Unattached 1.96m 6-05.00 767
1.84 1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96 1.99
XO XXO O O XO XXX
7 Waters, Matt Concordia (Ore.) 1.93m 6-04.00 740
1.81 1.84 1.87 1.90 1.93 1.96
XO O O XXO XO XXX
8 Miller, Warren Eastern Washington 1.84m 6-00.50 661
1.84 1.87 1.90
O P XXX
9 Armstrong, Tim Eastern Washington 1.78m 5-10.00 610
1.75 1.78 1.81 1.84
O O P XXX
9 Cooper, Stephen Whitworth 1.78m 5-10.00 610
1.72 1.75 1.78 1.81
O O O XXX
9 Mathews, Luke Whitworth 1.78m 5-10.00 610
1.72 1.75 1.78 1.81
O O XXO XXX
9 Johnson, Nate Seattle Pacific 1.78m 5-10.00 610
1.75 1.78 1.81
O XO XXX
13 Elvrom, Jesse Sacramento St. 1.75m 5-08.75 585
1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72 1.75 1.78
XXO O O XO XXO XXX
13 Aubert, Joseph Unattached 1.75m 5-08.75 585
1.66 1.69 1.72 1.75 1.78
XO O O XO XXX
15 Leddige, Luke Portland State 1.69m 5-06.50 536
1.63 1.66 1.69 1.72
XO P XXO XXX
16 Bozarth-Dreher, Mark Portland State 1.63m 5-04.25 488
1.60 1.63 1.66 1.69
XO O P XXX

Women 200 Meter Dash
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 23.12
Meet Record: M 23.72 2002 Michelle Davis, UNLV
Dempsey Rec: R 23.44 2/27/2009 Charonda Williams, Arizona St
Name Year School Finals
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Section 1
1 Ford, Alexis Seatown Express 26.68
2 Mboya, Miriam Seattle U. 26.85
3 Tougas, Katie Seattle U. 27.07
4 Sjodin, Jasmin Simon Fraser 28.23
5 Wu, Valerie Seattle U. 28.81
Section 2
1 Diggs, Whitney Seatown Express 25.70
2 Hinkle, Andrea Hawaii 25.85
3 Carter, Kayla UC Davis 26.91
4 Lout, Alyssa Seattle U. 26.91
Section 3
1 Amoah, Deborah Nevada 25.50
2 Griffith, Sarah UC Davis 25.84
3 Macias, Michelle UC Riverside 26.42
4 Pierce, Janay UC Davis 26.51
5 Baller, Melissa Portland 27.90
Section 4
1 Ratcliff, Jazmin Portland State 25.81
2 Toliver, Dejuanae Portland State 25.88
3 Williams, Tonie UC Davis 25.88
4 Modeste, Yozmine UC Riverside 25.92
Section 5
1 Rhodes, Anaiah Portland State 25.37
2 Hearns, Baylee Nevada 25.68
3 Satterwhite, Ashley Hawaii 25.88
Section 6
1 Maloney, Dominique Portland State 25.28
2 Brooks, Sierra Portland State 25.30
3 Reed, Leslie UC Davis 25.50
4 Babers, Alana UC Davis 26.77
5 Grigg, Kellie UC Davis 26.93
Section 7
1 Knox, Kashae Nevada 24.93
2 Trevisan, Gia California 25.66
3 Baldwin, Tasia Seattle Pacific 26.81
Section 8
1 Marshall, Ashley UC Davis 25.92
2 Carr, Johanna Washington 26.66
3 Pola, Lexi Western Oregon 27.07
Section 9
1 Black, Geronne Portland State 25.55
2 Leavitt, Whitney Eastern Washington 25.60
3 keel, dominique Warrior TC 25.85
4 McClung, Madison Western Oregon 25.96
5 Hellesto, Audrey Western Oregon 26.75
Section 10
1 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 24.29
2 King, Karene Portland State 24.50
3 Earls, Angelica Nevada 24.85
4 Chapman, Melanise UC Davis 25.37
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NCAA Auto: $ 23.12
Meet Record: M 23.72 2002 Michelle Davis, UNLV
Dempsey Rec: R 23.44 2/27/2009 Charonda Williams, Arizona St
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Sims, NyEma Concordia (Ore.) 24.29
2 King, Karene Portland State 24.50
3 Earls, Angelica Nevada 24.85
4 Knox, Kashae Nevada 24.93
5 Maloney, Dominique Portland State 25.28
6 Brooks, Sierra Portland State 25.30
7 Chapman, Melanise UC Davis 25.37
8 Rhodes, Anaiah Portland State 25.37
9 Reed, Leslie UC Davis 25.50
10 Amoah, Deborah Nevada 25.50
11 Black, Geronne Portland State 25.55
12 Leavitt, Whitney Eastern Washington 25.60
13 Trevisan, Gia California 25.66
14 Hearns, Baylee Nevada 25.68
15 Diggs, Whitney Seatown Express 25.70
16 Ratcliff, Jazmin Portland State 25.81
17 Griffith, Sarah UC Davis 25.84
18 Hinkle, Andrea Hawaii 25.85
19 keel, dominique Warrior TC 25.85
20 Satterwhite, Ashley Hawaii 25.88
21 Toliver, Dejuanae Portland State 25.88
22 Williams, Tonie UC Davis 25.88
23 Modeste, Yozmine UC Riverside 25.92
24 Marshall, Ashley UC Davis 25.92
25 McClung, Madison Western Oregon 25.96
26 Macias, Michelle UC Riverside 26.42
27 Pierce, Janay UC Davis 26.51
28 Carr, Johanna Washington 26.66
29 Ford, Alexis Seatown Express 26.68
30 Hellesto, Audrey Western Oregon 26.75
31 Babers, Alana UC Davis 26.77
32 Baldwin, Tasia Seattle Pacific 26.81
33 Mboya, Miriam Seattle U. 26.85
34 Carter, Kayla UC Davis 26.91
35 Lout, Alyssa Seattle U. 26.91
36 Grigg, Kellie UC Davis 26.93
37 Pola, Lexi Western Oregon 27.07
38 Tougas, Katie Seattle U. 27.07
39 Baller, Melissa Portland 27.90
40 Sjodin, Jasmin Simon Fraser 28.23
41 Wu, Valerie Seattle U. 28.81

Women 5000 Meter Run
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 15:57.00
Meet Record: M 15:20.05 2010 Molly Huddle, Saucony
Dempsey Rec: R 15:01.70 2/14/2009 Jenny Barringer, Colorado
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Section 1
1 Croft, Ruth Portland 17:32.23
2 Laabs-Johnson, Heidi Seattle Pacific 17:33.14
3 Smith, Rosalind Portland 17:33.39
4 Plunkett, Natty Seattle Pacific 17:34.55
5 Valenzuela, Tanya UC Riverside 17:42.18
6 Auer, Sarah Portland 17:43.77
7 Dettmann, Andrea Portland 18:02.07
8 Alvarez, Camila UC Riverside 18:14.07
9 Petersen, Lauren Unlv 18:15.33
10 Mitchell, Molly Portland 18:20.91
11 Castillo, Brandy Portland State 18:35.07
12 Long, Brittany Portland State 19:03.12
13 Doerksen, Kim Simon Fraser 19:08.82
14 Arigo, Meghan Seattle U. 19:24.80
15 Dalton, Ashley Seattle U. 20:35.79
-- Williams, Alison Hawaii DNF
Section 2
1 Uhl, Lisa Nike Otc 15:29.85$
2 Metivier Baillie, Renee Unattached 16:04.51
3 Callister, Sarah Weber State 16:29.25
4 Thornley, Taylor Weber State 16:29.66
5 Medina, Diana Southern Utah 16:30.07
6 Klimek, Marci Oiselle 16:48.82
7 Jimison, Lauren Azusa Pacific 16:52.40
8 Paletta, Gina Concordia (Ore.) 17:10.58
9 Pina, Jaasmin UC Riverside 17:19.81
10 Karhu, Elisa California 17:21.06
11 Daly, Katy UC Riverside 17:23.46
12 Christensen, Kendra Byu 17:24.82
13 Vidmar, Kathryn Byu 17:25.21
14 Wetsch, Bria Unattached 17:34.81
15 Hayes, Hillary California 17:54.73
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 15:57.00
Meet Record: M 15:20.05 2010 Molly Huddle, Saucony
Dempsey Rec: R 15:01.70 2/14/2009 Jenny Barringer, Colorado
Name Year School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Uhl, Lisa Nike Otc 15:29.85$
2 Metivier Baillie, Renee Unattached 16:04.51
3 Callister, Sarah Weber State 16:29.25
4 Thornley, Taylor Weber State 16:29.66
5 Medina, Diana Southern Utah 16:30.07
6 Klimek, Marci Oiselle 16:48.82
7 Jimison, Lauren Azusa Pacific 16:52.40
8 Paletta, Gina Concordia (Ore.) 17:10.58
9 Pina, Jaasmin UC Riverside 17:19.81
10 Karhu, Elisa California 17:21.06
11 Daly, Katy UC Riverside 17:23.46
12 Christensen, Kendra Byu 17:24.82
13 Vidmar, Kathryn Byu 17:25.21
14 Croft, Ruth Portland 17:32.23
15 Laabs-Johnson, Heidi Seattle Pacific 17:33.14
16 Smith, Rosalind Portland 17:33.39
17 Plunkett, Natty Seattle Pacific 17:34.55
18 Wetsch, Bria Unattached 17:34.81
19 Valenzuela, Tanya UC Riverside 17:42.18
20 Auer, Sarah Portland 17:43.77
21 Hayes, Hillary California 17:54.73
22 Dettmann, Andrea Portland 18:02.07
23 Alvarez, Camila UC Riverside 18:14.07
24 Petersen, Lauren Unlv 18:15.33
25 Mitchell, Molly Portland 18:20.91
26 Castillo, Brandy Portland State 18:35.07
27 Long, Brittany Portland State 19:03.12
28 Doerksen, Kim Simon Fraser 19:08.82
29 Arigo, Meghan Seattle U. 19:24.80
30 Dalton, Ashley Seattle U. 20:35.79
-- Williams, Alison Hawaii DNF

Women Distance Medley
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 11:03.50
Meet Record: M 11:02.15 2011 Oregon, Oregon
Dempsey Rec: R 11:02.15 1/28/2011 Oregon, Oregon
Oregon
School Finals
================================================================
Section 1
1 Unlv 'A' 12:02.19
1) Bartosch, Ali 2) Lowe, Christine
3) Williamson, Kelsey 4) Affeld, Laura
2 Hawaii 'A' 12:10.47
1) Murphy, Kevyn 2) Papalii, Melody
3) Mulvey, Louise 4) Aitken, Ashley
3 Seattle U. 'A' 12:18.93
1) Mittelstaedt, Hannah 2) Bolce, Sarah
3) Stolle, Jennifer 4) Bergmann, Meeghan
4 Western Washington 'A' 12:22.32
1) Thornton, Mikhaila 2) Siler, Eleanor
3) Lahman, Miranda 4) Steen, Katelyn
5 Portland 'B' 12:24.12
1) Hastings, Melissa 2) Bestall, Kelsey
3) Keaveny, Elizabeth 4) Witczak, Marci
6 Northwest U. 'A' 12:39.09
1) Sowers, Joanna 2) Johnson, Julia
3) Wagner, Lindsey 4) DeLapp, Paige
Section 2
1 Byu 'A' 11:13.62
1) Edwards, Sarah 2) Mackie, Nachelle
3) Bleazard, Lacey 4) Palmer, Katie
2 Washington 'A' 11:18.34
1) Babcock, Christine 2) Carlson, Jordan
3) Mires, Baylee 4) Johnson, Justine
3 Long Beach St. 'A' 11:48.81
1) Del Toro, Rosa 2) Hairanian, Chelsea
3) Martinez, Catherine 4) Barnard, Jessica
4 Portland 'A' 11:52.90
1) van Steenbergen, Merel 2) Williams, Kiyah
3) Fonk, Julia 4) Hottenrott-Freitag, Laura
5 Simon Fraser 'A' 12:08.31
1) Kane, Michaela 2) Vogt, Abbey
3) Sawatzky, Sarah 4) Butterworth, Lindsey
6 Portland State 'A' 12:13.94
1) Castillo, Brittany 2) Toliver, Dejuanae
3) Hanchett, Sarah 4) Rozcicha, Amber
7 Nevada 'A' 12:20.71
1) Gramolini, Mariah 2) Martin, Shanee
3) Underwood, Anne 4) Romanko, Katie
================================================================
NCAA Auto: $ 11:03.50
Meet Record: M 11:02.15 2011 Oregon, Oregon
Dempsey Rec: R 11:02.15 1/28/2011 Oregon, Oregon
Oregon
School Finals
================================================================
Finals
1 Byu 'A' 11:13.62
1) Edwards, Sarah 2) Mackie, Nachelle
3) Bleazard, Lacey 4) Palmer, Katie
2 Washington 'A' 11:18.34
1) Babcock, Christine 2) Carlson, Jordan
3) Mires, Baylee 4) Johnson, Justine
3 Long Beach St. 'A' 11:48.81
1) Del Toro, Rosa 2) Hairanian, Chelsea
3) Martinez, Catherine 4) Barnard, Jessica
4 Portland 'A' 11:52.90
1) van Steenbergen, Merel 2) Williams, Kiyah
3) Fonk, Julia 4) Hottenrott-Freitag, Laura
5 Unlv 'A' 12:02.19
1) Bartosch, Ali 2) Lowe, Christine
3) Williamson, Kelsey 4) Affeld, Laura
6 Simon Fraser 'A' 12:08.31
1) Kane, Michaela 2) Vogt, Abbey
3) Sawatzky, Sarah 4) Butterworth, Lindsey
7 Hawaii 'A' 12:10.47
1) Murphy, Kevyn 2) Papalii, Melody
3) Mulvey, Louise 4) Aitken, Ashley
8 Portland State 'A' 12:13.94
1) Castillo, Brittany 2) Toliver, Dejuanae
3) Hanchett, Sarah 4) Rozcicha, Amber
9 Seattle U. 'A' 12:18.93
1) Mittelstaedt, Hannah 2) Bolce, Sarah
3) Stolle, Jennifer 4) Bergmann, Meeghan
10 Nevada 'A' 12:20.71
1) Gramolini, Mariah 2) Martin, Shanee
3) Underwood, Anne 4) Romanko, Katie
11 Western Washington 'A' 12:22.32
1) Thornton, Mikhaila 2) Siler, Eleanor
3) Lahman, Miranda 4) Steen, Katelyn
12 Portland 'B' 12:24.12
1) Hastings, Melissa 2) Bestall, Kelsey
3) Keaveny, Elizabeth 4) Witczak, Marci
13 Northwest U. 'A' 12:39.09
1) Sowers, Joanna 2) Johnson, Julia
3) Wagner, Lindsey 4) DeLapp, Paige

Women Indoor Pentathlon
Points 60H HJ SP LJ 800
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1 Day, Sharon 8.49 1.81m 12.75m 5.95m 2:16.27
Asics 5-11.25 41-10 19-06.25
4430 (1019) (991) (711) (834) (875)
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2 Nwaba, Barbara 8.59 1.84m 12.83m 5.45m 2:20.52
UC Santa Barbara 6-00.5 42-01.25 17-10.75
4244 (997) (1029) (716) (686) (816)
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3 Fleming, Annett 8.93 1.69m 12.89m 5.43m 2:17.64
Unattached 5-06.5 42-03.5 17-09.75
4023 (925) (842) (720) (680) (856)
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4 Worthen, Ali 9.06 1.66m 10.70m 5.45m 2:24.41
Seattle Pacific 5-05.25 35-01.25 17-10.75
3729 (897) (806) (575) (686) (765)
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5 Ajoku, Maureen 9.17 1.63m 11.19m 5.71m 2:31.65
UC Santa Barbara 5-04.25 36-08.5 18-09
3688 (875) (771) (608) (762) (672)
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6 Smith, Shianne 9.05 1.51m 10.91m 5.31m 2:18.76
Bermuda 4-11.5 35-09.5 17-05.25
3606 (900) (632) (589) (645) (840)
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7 Celma, Baiba 9.40 1.60m 11.52m 5.36m 2:37.38
Sacramento St. 5-03 37-09.5 17-07
3456 (828) (736) (629) (660) (603)
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8 Roland, Jaleecia 9.33 1.60m 13.00m 5.47m 2:51.30
Washington 5-03 42-08 17-11.5
3446 (842) (736) (727) (691) (450)
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9 Williams, Shelby 9.36 1.48m 11.60m 5.31m 2:31.38
Washington 4-10.25 38-00.75 17-05.25
3391 (836) (599) (635) (645) (676)
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10 Pate, April 8.81 1.54m 11.93m 4.94m 2:42.88
Nevada 5-00.5 39-01.75 16-02.5
3355 (950) (666) (656) (543) (540)
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11 McKearney, Zarria 9.45 1.54m 9.62m 5.45m 2:32.76
Sacramento St. 5-00.5 31-06.75 17-10.75
3334 (818) (666) (505) (686) (659)
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12 Morrison, Kaleigh 9.36 1.63m 9.10m 5.29m 2:41.71
Hawaii 5-04.25 29-10.25 17-04.25
3271 (836) (771) (471) (640) (553)
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13 Gross, Katy 9.35 1.57m 10.92m 5.37m 2:49.75
Seattle Pacific 5-01.75 35-10 17-07.5
3258 (838) (701) (590) (663) (466)
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14 Keifer, Mandy 9.49 1.54m 11.24m 4.80m 2:32.66
Portland State 5-00.5 36-10.5 15-09
3253 (810) (666) (611) (506) (660)
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15 Robinson, Moira 8.94 1.69m 10.90m 5.30m 3:12.80
Sacramento St. 5-06.5 35-09.25 17-04.75
3251 (922) (842) (589) (643) (255)
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16 Anderson, Alexa 9.41 1.45m 9.55m 5.41m 2:33.45
Nevada 4-09 31-04 17-09
3216 (826) (566) (500) (674) (650)
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17 Rogers, Mariah 9.02 1.54m 9.23m 5.23m 2:48.12
Sacramento St. 5-00.5 30-03.5 17-02
3157 (906) (666) (479) (623) (483)
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18 Howe, Michelle 9.06 1.48m 8.24m 4.54m 2:29.19
Western Washington 4-10.25 27-00.5 14-10.75
3052 (897) (599) (415) (438) (703)
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19 Sidner, Cassandra 8.97 1.48m 9.06m 4.47m 2:36.53
Portland State 4-10.25 29-08.75 14-08
3017 (916) (599) (468) (421) (613)
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20 Bateman, Kaytie 9.97 1.51m 9.36m 4.96m 2:40.23
Seattle U. 4-11.5 30-08.5 16-03.25
2956 (718) (632) (488) (548) (570)
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21 Atchley, Skye 10.26 1.39m 8.31m 5.02m 2:21.42
Washington 4-06.75 27-03.25 16-05.75
2954 (664) (502) (419) (565) (804)
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DNF Schireman, Sarah 9.02 1.54m 8.90m 5.46m DNS
Washington 5-00.5 29-02.5 17-11
(906) (666) (458) (688) (0)
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DNF Chamberlain, Katrina DNS DNS DNS
Eastern Washington
(0) (0) (0) (0) (0)
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Idarre Coles (Cal) Sets 3 PRs on First Day of UW Invite Heptathlon

2012-01-28T08:14:00.000-08:00

Golden Bears to Be Active on the Track Saturday in Seattle
Jan. 27, 2012

SEATTLE, Wash. - Sophomore Idarre Coles set three personal bests in his four events Friday and now stands in third place in the heptathlon after the opening day of competition at the UW Invitational. The meet continues through Saturday when a full squad of Golden Bears will be on the track.

Coles began the day with a PR effort in the 60 meters when he was clocked in 7.24 seconds - the third-best time among the field of competitors. He also set a lifetime best in the shot put with a mark of 36-7.00, which was more than a foot further than he threw in Albuquerque last weekend. Coles closed out Friday by tying for first in the high jump at 6-6.25, another PR.

Overall, Coles has 2,818 points, trailing only Chris Randolph (Sketcher) with 3,022 points and Corbin Duer, competing unattached, with 2,926 points.

A total of 10 other Bears saw action Friday night. In the men's 200 meters, freshman Jonathan Berry-Smith led the Cal contingent and won his flight and finished 11th overall with a time of 22.77. The mark of 0.35 seconds faster than his performance at the Cherry & Silver Invitational last week.

Elisa Karhu finished 10th in the women's 5000 meters in 17:21.06, five seconds faster than her best outdoor performance last year.

In the men's 5K, Simon Schmidt (14:29.56) took seventh and Matt Miller (14:33.95) placed ninth to give Cal a pair of runners in the top 10. Two former Golden Bears were near the top of the leader board with Bolota Asmerom second (13:51.81) and Yosef Ghebray third (13:55.89).

The meet resumes Saturday morning with the completion of the heptathlon and a host of events that will be run throughout the day.

UW Invitational
Dempsey Indoor, Seattle, Wash.

Complete Results

Men's Results
200m - 11. Jonathan Berry-Smith 22.77; 19. Michael Bullard 23.27; 20. Dash Oliver 23.35

5000m - 7. Simon Schmidt 14:29.56; 9. Matt Miller 14:33.95; 11. J.P. Slater 14:38.09; 20. Matt Petersen 15:08.21

Heptathlon
60m - 3. Idarre Coles 7.24 (799 points)
Long Jump - T6. Idarre Coles 20-11.25 (6.38m) (670 points)
Shot Put - 9. Idarre Coles 36-7.00 (11.15m) (555 points)
High Jump - T1. Idarre Coles 6-6.25 (1.99m) (794 points)
Day 1 Standings - 1. Chris Randolph, Sketchers 3022; 2. Corbin Duer, unattached 2926; 3. Idarre Coles, California 2818; 4. Donn Thompson Jr., unattached 2795; Kersee Lind, Eastern Washington 2759

Women's Results
200m - 13. Gia Trevisan 25.66

5000m - 10. Elisa Karhu 17:21.06; 21. Hillary Hayes 17:54.73

Courtesy Cal
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Keith Conning:
Chris Randolph (Denver Christian HS, CO 2002; Seattle Pacific 2006; VS Athletics)
Corbin Duer (Cal Poly SLO 2011)

Dempsey Indoor, Seattle, Washington, Results

2012-01-27T16:56:00.001-08:00

Dempsey Indoor, Seattle, Washington, Performance List

2012-01-27T16:55:00.000-08:00

Shanieka Thomas (San Diego State) Named Mountain West T&F Athlete of the Week

2012-01-27T15:58:00.000-08:00

Shanieka Thomas has been named the Mountain West Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week.

Jan. 24, 2012

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - San Diego State sophomore Shanieka Thomas (Clarendon, Jamaica) has been named the Mountain West Women's Indoor Track and Field Athlete of the Week, the league announced today.

Thomas set personal bests in the triple jump and long jump at the Aztecs' season-opening meet Saturday at the Bronco Invitational in Nampa, Idaho.

Thomas finished second (and first among collegiate athletes) in the triple jump with a leap of 43 feet, 3 ¼ inches. It is the top mark in the country and more than a foot farther than the second-best triple jumper Andrea Geubelle of Kansas (42-02.75). It is also the third-best mark in school history and better than the 42-07.00 she jumped last year at the NCAA Indoor Championships in a ninth-place finish.

Thomas also took fourth (and second among collegiate athletes) in the long jump with a leap of 19-09.75. It is the third-best mark in the Mountain West this year, the fifth best in school history and tied for the 25th best in the
Courtesy San Diego State

Indoor NCAA D1 Leaders from California

2012-01-27T15:53:00.000-08:00

Men
200 20.94 *Ameer Webb (Tustin HS, CA; Texas A&M)
5000 13:39.54 *Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2012)
Women
TJ 43-3 1/4 **Shanieka Thomas (Clarendon, Jamaica; San Diego State)

Indoor U.S. Leaders from California

2012-01-27T15:48:00.000-08:00

Men
200 20.94 Ameer Webb (Tustin HS; Texas A&M)
5000 13:39.54 Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2012)
60H 7.54(A) Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009; unattached)
PV (low-altitude) 18-1 1/4 Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks 1991; South Dakota 1996; Nike)
Women
TJ (low-altitude) 43-8 Erica McLain (East HS, Plano, TX 2004; Stanford 2008; unattached)

World Indoor Leaders from California

2012-01-27T15:39:00.000-08:00

200 20.94 Ameer Webb (Tustin HS; Texas A&M) USA 21/12/1989 1r1 College Station, TX 21/01/2012

5000 13:39.54 Diego Estrada (Alisal HS, Salinas 2008; Northern Arizona 2012) USA 12/12/1989 1r1 Bloomington, IN 09/12/2011

60H 7.54 A Kevin Craddock (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009) USA 25/06/1987 1h3 Albuquerque, NM 21/01/2012

Matador Women Eighth, Men 15th at Indoor-Opening Great Dane Classic

2012-01-27T12:47:00.000-08:00

NEW YORK, NY - The Cal State Northridge men's and women's track & field teams opened the 2012 indoor season Friday at the Great Dane Classic at the Armory Track & Field Center.

The women, led by senior Jackie Harrison [Junior 5-6 Union City, Calif. (James Logan HS)] and junior Tiana Webberley [Sophomore 5-4 Palmdale, Calif. (Highland HS)], scored 38 points to finish eighth among 23 teams. The men's squad finished with 16 points to take 15th-place among the 23 teams competing.

Webberley set a personal indoor-best after clearing a top height of 12-9.5 (3.90) to earn 10 of CSUN's 38 points. She came within .09 of the Northridge indoor pole vault record of 13-1 (3.99) set by Krystal Quinn in 2008. The Matadors also got a seventh-place finish from sophomore Jenna Yowell (11-9.75) and a 13th-place finish from Jenna Hulion (11-3.75).

Harrison led the Matadors on the track by winning the 400 meters in an indoor lifetime-best 54.89. Harrison's time betters her previous best (55.46) and ranks third in Northridge indoor history. Senior Preciuos Watkins added six points to Harrison's 10 points by finishing third in the 400 in a career-best time of 55.30.

Also on the track, sophomore Briana Davis finished seventh in the 60 meter final in a time of 7.97 while Watkins clocked a team-best 7.63 in the prelims while freshman Leshel Vines ran 7.91 and freshman Tiffain Reneau clocked a time of 8.10. In her prelim heat, Davis ran 7.86 to finish second.

A trio of Matadors ran the 200 meters with Davis finishing 32nd in 25.91, Reneau finishing 41st in 26.15 and Vines finishing 45th in 26.51.

Northridge competed just one runner in the distance events as junior Ana Rosales finished 22nd in the mile (5:18.86) and 21st in the 3,000 meters (10:35.40).

Also in the field events, senior Ese Ntekume picked up six points with a third-place finish in the triple jump, posting a lifetime-best 40-1.25 (12.22) which is the fifth-best mark in Matador indoor history. Ntekume also finished seventh (3 pts.) in the long jump after jumping 18-9 (5.71) which shattered her previous best of 17-5.25 (5.31). Sophomore Olympia Jewett finished 15th in the long jump (17-3.5) and was 19th in the high jump (5-3, 1.60).

Victorya Jewett finished 17th in the long jump (17-0, 5.18) while senior Stella Dugall was 12th in the long jump (18-0.25, 5.49). In the throws, Sydney Hubbard was eighth in the shot put (41-8.50, 12.71).

The men's team performance was highlighted by Michael Woodham in the hurdles and Thomas Johnson in the high jump.

Woodham finished fifth in the 60 meter hurdles in a time of 8.23 to earn five points while Johnson was fourth in the high jump clearing 6-7 to also pick up five points.

On the track, sophomore Carl Horsley ran a personal-best 6.90 to finish third in the 60 meter prelims while teammates Thomas Henry finished 21st (7.02) and Derrick Harris was 27th (7.06). Khalid Jones had the Matadors' top finish in the 200 meters clocking a time of 22.05 which was good for 10th-place. Kenneth Stone was 21st (22.47) and Henry was 43rd (23.10).

In the 400 meters, Jones finished 12th in a time of 49.36 while Horsley was 27th (50.93) and Stone was 33rd (51.22).

Hunter Hays was the lone Matador men's distance runner finishing 15th in the mile (PR 4:19.33) and 34th in the 3,000 meters (8:59.80).

In additon to Woodam's performance in the hurdles, sophomore Kevin Finlsey was sixth (8.35), junior Donovan Toban was 10th (8.49) and Harris was 31st (9.23).

Johnson led three Matador jumpers into the top-22 in the event as Toban was 13th (6-5, 1.96) and Harris was 22nd (6-1.25, 1.86). In the pole vault, Joshua Schroder was seventh with a top height of 15-3 (4.65) while Tyler Woodard was 14th (14-9) and Harris 15th (14-9).

Sophomore Jory Rucker had CSUN's best finish in the long jump as he jumped 22-0.75 (6.72) to finish 15th. Junior Tucker Weathers had the Matadors top finish in the throws as he placed fifth in the shot put with a top mark of 53-7.75 (16.35). Jose Aviles was 14th at 48-11 (14.91) while Weathers was 10th in the weight throw (49-9.75) followed by Aviles in 11th (48-2).

- GO MATADORS -

2010-11 Men's Track & Field Roster
Name Event(s) Class Ht. Hometown (Previous School)
Sean Alfino Sprints Junior 5-9 Camarillo, Calif. (Rio Mesa HS)
Jose Aviles Throws Freshman 6-0 San Diego, Calif. (La Jolla HS)
Raymond Bruce Jumps Freshman 6-0 Northridge, Calif. (Bishop Alemany HS)
Trevor Carroll Sprints Junior 6-0 Huntington Beach, Calif. (Huntington Beach HS)
Deleon Carter Hurdles Sophomore 6-1 Bakersfield, Calif. (West HS)
David Chacon Distance RS Freshman 5-7 Los Angeles, Calif. (Marshall HS)
Reindell Cole Jumps Senior 6-3 Las Vegas, Nev. (Desert Pines HS)
Joel Darden Sprints RS Freshman 5-11 West Hills, Calif. (Taft HS)
Zabi Deen Distance RS Freshman 5-11 Reseda, Calif. (Reseda HS)
Gavin Fallen Throws Freshman 6-2 Santa Ana, Calif. (Foothill HS)
Kevin Finley Multi-Events Freshman 6-1 El Cajon, Calif. (Granite Hills HS)
Miguel Galvez Distance Senior 5-9 Pacoima, Calif. (San Fernando HS)
Daniel Garcia Distance RS Freshman 5-11 Sylmar, Calif. (Sylmar HS)
Eduardo Garcia Distance Sophomore 5-7 Burbank, Calif. (Burroughs HS)
Marvin Gonzales Distance Junior 5-9 Pacoima, Calif. (San Fernando HS)
Steven Gonzales Distance Sophomore 5-11 North Hills, Calif. (Monroe HS)
Masis Hagobian Distance Sophomore 5-8 Modesto, Calif. (Fred C. Beyer HS)
Hunter Hays Distance Sophomore 6-1 Northridge, Calif. (Oaks Christian HS)
Gustavo Hernandez Distance Senior 5-8 North Hills, Calif. (Monroe HS)
Carl Horsley Sprints Freshman 5-10 Oakland, Calif. (Skyline HS)
Thomas Johnson Jumps Senior 6-1 Lancaster, Calif. (Antelope Valley HS)
Khalid Jones Sprints Freshman 5-11 Union City, Calif. (James Logan HS)
Chris Kelly Jumps Freshman 6-2 Bakersfield, Calif. (Ridgeview HS)
Cesar Lopez Distance Junior 6-0 Oxnard, Calif. (Hueneme HS)
Dawaun Lucas Sprints RS Freshman 5-4 Compton, Calif. (Lakewood HS)
Tawaun Lucas Sprints RS Freshman 5-5 Compton, Calif. (Lakewood HS)
Tawei Ma Distance Junior 5-3 Port Hueneme, Calif. (Rio Mesa HS)
Edgar Martinez Distance Freshman 5-6 Canyon Country, Calif. (Golden Valley HS)
Cameron McAteer Throws Junior 6-2 Moorpark, Calif. (Moorpark HS)
Tyler Milton Throws RS Freshman 6-3 Compton, Calif. (Mayfair HS)
Julio Mora Distance Sophomore 5-8 Los Angeles, Calif. (Marshall HS)
Alex Murphy Throws RS Junior 6-0 Shoreline, Wash. (Shorecrest HS)
Itua Oiyemhonlan Jumps Sophomore 6-1 Hayward, Calif. (Logan HS)
Juan Olea Distance Senior 5-11 Sylmar, Calif. (Sylmar HS)
Alexander Oleata Pole Vault Junior 5-10 Chula Vista, Calif. (Eastlake HS)
Olatunbosun Oshunluyi Sprints Junior 5-10 Culver City, Calif. (Culver City HS)
David Perez Hurdles Senior 5-10 San Fernando, Calif. (San Fernando HS)
James Poet Throws Senior 6-1 La Canada, Calif. (St. Francis HS)
David Reid Sprints Senior 6-0 St. Louis, Mo. (Eureka HS)
Darquis Rucker Sprints Freshman 5-8 Oakland, Calif. (Skyline HS)
Jory Rucker Jumps Freshman 5-7 Sacramento, Calif. (Franklin HS)
Eugene Sanchez Sprints RS Junior 5-10 North Hills, Calif. (Monroe HS)
Fredy Santizo Sprints RS Junior 5-8 North Hills, Calif. (Grant HS)
Joshua Schroder Pole Vault Senior 5-10 Hollister, Calif. (San Benito HS)
Jonathan Talkington Multi-Events Sophomore 6-5 Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie HS)
Jared Thomas Sprints Senior 6-1 Lancaster, Calif. (Lancaster HS)
Donovan Toban Jumps/Sprints Junior 6-2 Cypress, Calif. (Cypress HS)
Matt Todd Pole Vault Senior 5-8 Walnut, Calif. (Walnut HS)
De'Shawn Waters Sprints Senior 6-0 Hercules, Calif. (Hercules HS)
Tyler Woodard Pole Vault Junior Agua Dulce, Calif. (Canyon HS)
Michael Woodham Hurdles Junior 6-2 Phoenix, Ariz. (Mountain Pointe HS)
Bobby Workman Hurdles Junior 5-4 Murrieta, Calif. (Mira Mesa HS)

Head Coach: Avery Anderson (UCLA, 1996) First Season (7th Overall)
Assistant Coach: Bridget Anderson, Seventh Season
Assistant Coach: Justin Johnson, First Season
Assistant Coach: Jason Schutz, First Season
Assistant Coach: Quincy Watts, First Season

2010-11 Women's Track & Field Roster
Name Event(s) Class Ht. Hometown (Previous School)
Erica Abaekobe Throws RS Freshman 5-9 Los Angeles, Calif. (St. Mary's Academy)
Cristi Allen Pole Vault Junior 5-3 Apple Valley, Calif. (Apple Valley)
Fany Alvarado Distance Freshman 5-3 Winnetka, Calif. (Taft HS)
Bethel Bekele Sprints Freshman 5-6 Santa Monica, Calif. (Santa Monica HS)
Sierra Brooks Sprints Sophomore 5-8 Covina, Calif. (Charter Oak)
Kristy Burkey Distance RS Freshman 5-4 Temecula, Calif. (Linfield Christian HS)
Yvonne Castillo-Urbina Distance Freshman 5-0 Los Angeles, Calif. (Taft HS)
Jasmine Cox Sprints Junior 5-6 Antioch, Calif. (Deer Valley HS)
Brianna Davis Sprints RS Freshman 5-5 Santa Monica, Calif. (Santa Monica HS)
Mallory Day Distance Junior 5-4 Apple Valley, Calif. (Apple Valley HS)
Jordan DuFault Multi-Events Freshman 5-7 Salem, Ore. (South Salem HS)
Stella Dugall Jumps/Hurdles Senior 5-6 San Jose, Calif. (Mt. Pleasant HS)
Ashley Frazier Hurdles Junior 5-4 Sacramento, Calif. (San Juan HS)
Desirae Gonder Jumps/Multi-Events Senior 5-5 Bakersfield, Calif. (Stockdale HS)
Ashley Griffith Jumps Sophomore 5-7 Sacramento, Calif. (Calif. School for the Deaf)
Brittany Hamilton Pole Vault Junior 5-5 El Cajon, Calif. (Granite Hills HS)
Jackie Harrison Sprints Junior 5-6 Union City, Calif. (James Logan HS)
Brenna Hoffman Sprints Senior 5-8 Sandy, Ore. (Sandy HS)
Whitney Hooks Throws Senior 5-10 Everett, Wash. (Cascade HS)
Sydney Hubbard Throws Freshman 5-9 Northridge, Calif. (Notre Dame HS)
Jenna Hulion Pole Vault RS Sophomore 5-6 Hacienda Heights, Calif. (Los Altos HS)
Alisa Jenkins Multi-Events Junior 5-5 Citrus Heights, Calif. (Mesa Verde HS)
Olympia Jewett Multi-Events Freshman 5-6 Inglewood, Calif. (Culver City HS)
Victorya Jewett Sprints Sophomore 5-7 Inglewood, Calif. (Culver City HS)
Desiree Karotko Mid-Distance Junior 5-4 Cardington, Ohio (Cardington-Lincoln HS)
Rebecca Lex Sprints Freshman 5-6 Colusa, Calif. (Covenant Christian Academy HS)
Zitlalic Ley Distance Senior 4-11 Sinaloa, Mexico (Belmont HS)
Sherrina Lofton Sprints Senior 5-8 Fairfield, Calif. (Fairfield HS)
Annalise Lopez Distance Freshman 5-7 Chatsworth, Calif. (Chaminade Prep)
Jazmin Martinez Distance RS Freshman 5-7 North Hollywood, Calif. (Cleveland HS)
Jamila McIntosh Throws Junior 6-0 Union City, Calif. (Newark Memorial HS)
Catina Mclin Hurdles Freshman 5-4 Monterey, Calif. (Monterey HS)
Lauren Michaels Sprints Senior 5-5 Tempe, Ariz. (Arizona Lutheran HS)
Lilyana Morejon Distance Senior 5-3 North Hollywood, Calif. (Burroughs HS)
Shane Mullany Banks Hurdles Junior 5-5 San Leandro, Calif. (Bishop O'Dowd HS)
Ese Ntekume Hurdles Junior 5-9 Antioch, Calif. (Deer Valley HS)
Ana Rosales Distance Sophomore 5-1 Los Angeles, Calif. (Reseda HS)
Britteny Salvador Jumps Sophomore 5-10 Santa Clara, Calif. (Santa Clara HS)
Raven Scott Sprints Freshman 5-10 Los Angeles, Calif. (Chatsworth HS)
Crystal Spears Sprints Junior 5-9 San Diego, Calif. (Scripps Ranch HS)
Haylee Varner Throws Senior 5-9 Bakersfield, Calif. (Bakersfield HS)
Precious Watkins Sprints Junior 5-4 Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde HS)
Tiana Webberley Pole Vault Sophomore 5-4 Palmdale, Calif. (Highland HS)
Natalie Wollaston Mid-Distance Sophomore 5-6 Reseda, Calif. (Reseda HS)
Chelsea Wordell Throws Junior 5-6 Spokane, Wash. (North Central HS)
Araceli Zainos Distance Sophomore 5-4 Van Nuys, Calif. (Reseda HS)

Head Coach: Avery Anderson (UCLA, 1996) First Season (7th Overall)
Assistant Coach: Bridget Anderson, Seventh Season
Assistant Coach: Justin Johnson, First Season
Assistant Coach: Jason Schutz, First Season
Assistant Coach: Quincy Watts, First Season

Courtesy CSUN

Pole Vault Summit High School Girls Division

2012-01-26T16:29:00.000-08:00

Reno, Nevada
January 20-21, 2012
by Keith Conning

Sydney White (East Forsyth, Kernersville, N.C.) and Sarah Bell (Central Catholic, Bloomington, IL) both cleared 12-8.

HS Girls 1
Competition 302
Pit Number 2
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
474 Sydney White Vaulthouse 12'8" 1 (East Forsyth, Kernersville, N.C.)
468 Sarah Bell Flying Dragons 12'8" 2 (Central Catholic, Bloomington, IL)
758 McKenzie Johnson Altius Track Crew 12'4" 3 (CLAIREMONT, SAN DIEGO SDS)
352 Megan Clark 12'4" 4 (O'NEILL, HIGHLAND FALLS, NY)
425 Victoria Rische 11'10" 5 (FOOTHILL, SANTA ANA SS)
536 Kristen Lee 11'10" 6 (WAKEFIELD, NC)
335 Hannah Acton 11'2" 6 (SOUTH, BLOOMINGTON, IN)
670 Cimran Virdi WC Vault Factory 11'2" 6 (LAS LOMAS HS, WALNUT CREEK NCS)
1075 Elizabeth Quick 11'2" 9 (RICHLAND, WA)
505 Chelsea Vaughan Southern Regional HS 11'2" 9 (OCEAN COUNTY, NJ)
350 Jessica Goodkin Marlborough High School 11'2" 11 (LOS ANGELES SS)
353 Claire Tewksbury Up and Running NH (DEXTER HS, MICHIGAN)
66 Lexie Schachne Flying Circus NH (STAPLES HS, WESTPORT, CT)
Competition # 302
Pit number = 2
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 2
Competition 202
Pit Number 2
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
49 Rachel Bolton 12'6" 1 (HOMESTEAD HS, CUPERTINO CCS)
846 Taylore Jaques Presentation High 12'6" 2 (SAN JOSE CCS)
459 Brittany Kallenberger Xtreme Athletics 12'2" 3 (LEE SUMMIT WEST, MISSOURI)
494 Hannah McWilliams 12'2" 4 (GREGORY-PORTLAND, PORTLAND, TX)
665 Nicole Falkenstein Buchanan High 11'10" 5 (CLOVIS CS)
406 Autumn Conn Flying Dragons 11'10" 5 (BULINGTON CENTRAL, IL)
321 Brittany Hull Flying Dragons 11'10" 7 (NORMAL COMMUNITY, IL)
507 Kaitlin McCallum Foundation Athletics 11'10" 8 (LA JOLLA COUNTRY DAY, LA JOLLA, CA SDS)
121 Amy Loschiavo Huntington Beach HS 11'4"
5 Gardenia Centanaro Altius Track Crew 11'4" (ELEANOR ROOSEVELT, CORONA SS)
130 Sydney Blakeley Taft Athletics 11'4" (PONDEROSA, SHINGLE SPRINGS SJS)
246 Emily Gale Pole Vault City 11'4" (CYPRESS BAY, FL)
337 Micaela Conter Up and Running 10'8" (DEXTER, MI)
1366 Amanda Brazeau 10'8" (DOUGLAS, MINDEN, NV)
458 Jacilyn Briggs Patriot Pole Vault 10'8" (KEENE, NEW HAMPSHIRE)
1103 Maddesen Weekes Hudson Valley Flying Circus 10'8" (SHENENDEHOWA, CLINTON PARK, NY)
37 Danielle Steffen North Coast Vaulting DNS (PETALUMA NCS)
410 Olivia Campbell Willamette Striders DNS (HOOD RIVER VALLEY, OR)
Competition # 202
Pit number = 02
10:45 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 3
Competition 204
Pit Number 4
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
964 Sharon Ann Ourso 11'8" 1 (MANDEVILLE, NC)
746 Renee Greene Tustin Track Club 11'8" 2 (MATER DEI SS)
392 Casey Teska Patriot Pole Vault 11'8" 3 (Nashoba Regional High School in Bolton, MA)
455 Sam Simmons 11'4" 4
747 Sara Greene Tustin Track Club 11'4" 5 (MATER DEI SS)
801 Madison Mills Reno Tahoe Athletics 11'4" 6 (Bishop Manogue HS, Reno, NV)
610 Morgan Johnson Texas Express T&F Club 11'4" 7 (PLANO EAST)
72 Karen Snapper Edison High School 10'10" 8 (SS)
69 Maggie Waites Bartolina Athletics 10'10" 9 (MS St Aloysius, LA)
640 Ariel Hayward Fuzion Athletics 10'10" 10 (Century HS Rochester)
1129 Chandler Fraley Arizona Pole Vault Academy 10'10" 10 (VALLEY CHRISTIAN, AZ)
1321 Talitha Fagen 10'4"
643 Hannah Linder Fuzion Athletics 10'4" (APPLE VALLEY, MN)
189 Lexi Jarrett Orrville High School 9'8" (OH)
416 Addy Neibauer Greeley Central HS 9'8" (CO)
179 Kim Sanchez 9'8" (OAKS CHRISTIAN, WESTLAKE VILLAGE SS)
1179 Lindsay Wright 9'8" (REEDSPORT, OR)
492 Nicole Ferguson Up & Running NH (DAYTON, OH)
Competition # 204
Pit number = 4
10:45 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 4
Competition 103
Pit Number 3
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
905 Hunter Wilkes AZ PV Academy 11'10" 1
414 Kaitlyn Merritt Santa Margarita High School 11'6" 2
1008 Meg Simon North Vermilion HS 11'6 3
1656 Isabel Lozowski 10'8" 4T
1116 Sara Small 10'8 4T
516 Kathryn Boyer 10'8" 4T
1102 Jessica Melchi Flying Dragons 10'8" 7
117 Maleah McMullin Ultimate High TC 10'8" 8T
847 Emma-Claire McCarthy Presentation High 10'8" 8T
461 Zoe Casteel 10'2" 10
639 Kelsey Harms Fuzion Athletics 10'2" 11
303 Kara Snyder 10'2" 12
1142 Destiny DeStacio Hudson Valley Flying Circus 10'2" 13
1154 Stephanie Cook Pole Vault City 10'2" 14
28 Linnea Fong 9'6" 15
109 Stephanie Beaulieu Livermore T&F 9'6" 16
837 Megan Gemar WV Vault Factory NH
31 Siobhan Anderson North Coast Vaulting DNS
Competition # 103
Pit number = 3
8:30 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 5
Competition 104
Pit Number 4
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
124 Melissa Maneatis 11'6" 1
1212 Megan Wickersham 11'2" 2
35 Annie Sidor Summt Track Club 10'10" 3
1165 Kami Berryhill Go Athletics 10'4" 4
1734 Abigail Sharkey AZPVA 10'4" 5
1202 Kaylie Welch Mater Dei High 10'4" 6
1149 Tess Rogers N.Stokes HS Track 10'4" 7
748 Kaija Bramwell Heat Stroke PV Club 10'4" 8
557 Mary Emmert Columbia Striders 10'4" 9
904 Natasha Black McQueen High School 9'8" 10T
848 Savannah Andre Lucky Strike 9'8" 10T
1610 Alina Anderson Gulliver Prep 9'8" 10T
123 Jenny Maneatis 9'8" 13T
386 Kristynn LeLeux Catholic High School 9'8" 13T
362 Mikaela Morris Victory Athletics 9'8" 13T
41 Annelise Spargo 9'0" 16
894 Annie Fitchitt NH
132 Marisa Leung DNS
Competition # 104
Pit number = 4
8:30 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 6
Competition 304
Pit Number 4
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
346 Shelby Crider 10'10" 1
Julie Johnson 10'6" 2
10 Nicole Kennedy Timberline High School 10'6" 3
376 Hayley Carbullido 10'6" 4
488 Lauren Brunsdale Above the Bar 10'2" 5
781 Natalie Grabowski Santa Margarita 10'2" 6
75 Noey Smith Higher Flyers 10'2" 7
853 Michelle Klein Dexter Pole Vault 9'8" 8
166 Lexi Pettis Tri Valley Athletics 9'8" 9
586 Callie Hadobas Texas Exress T&F Club 9'8" 9
519 Jasmine Freeman Redondo Union HS 9'8" 11
915 Ashley Hensley 9'0" 12
200 Katie Watson 9'0" 13
25 Erin Clark NH
61 Jodi Lambert Extreme Athletics NH
574 Thresa Vinson Santa Cruz Track Club NH
777 Keren Hendel DNS
Competition # 304
Pit number = 04
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 7
Competition 306
Pit Number 6
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

No results available .

HS Girls 8
Competition 206
Pit Number 6
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
424 Alexis Romero Wooster High School 11'2" 1
263 Hailey Fish Santa Cruz Track Club 11'2" 2
112 Amanda Harris GV Vaulters 10'2" 3
907 Stephanie Sjoroos 9'8" 4
343 Peri Howser NHHS Pole Vault 9'8" 5
1608 Alyx Tripp 9'8" 6
1607 Lauren Bartsch Altius Track Club 9'0" 7
1158 Makenzie Stang Dougherty Valley High 9'0" 7
896 Chloe Roy Edison High School 9'0" 9
1112 Kylee Trageser 9'0"
866 Natalie Lopez Higher Flyers 9'0"
969 Nora Consani San Ramon Valley High School 9'0"
1412 Kelsey Barnes Foundation Athletics 9'0"
749 Asha Bramwell Heat Stroke PV Club 8'4"
1083 Leora Tofler 8'4"
1146 Makayla Sanders Three Rivers SD NH
284 Alex Smith Kamloops T&F DNS
51 Vanessa Davis Ultimate High TC DNS
Competition # 206
Pit number = 6
10:45 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 9
Competition 208
Pit Number 8
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
856 Tesla Wright 9'10" 1
415 Morgan Madigan Foundation Athletics 9'10" 2
1410 Alyana Nicolas Cardinal Track Club 9'0" 3
118 Haley Miller Catholic High 9'0" 3
976 Macey Davis Higher Flyers 9'0" 3
1611 Devon Grussmark Ransom Everglades 9'0" 6
248 Sophia Daniels 8'4" 7
361 Katherine Benavente Victory Athletics 8'4" 7
1303 Zayra Rivera Cardinal Track Club 8'4"
890 Krystena Garcia 8'4"
672 Crystal Scoles Billings West High 8'4"
1292 Siena Morgan Del Oro High 8'4"
1144 Mary Smith S.Medford HS 7'8"
379 Heather Markovic NH
614 Emily Zachow Del Oro High NH
900 Caroline Treinen DNS
231 Jessica Miller Vertical Assault DNS
1236 Stephanie Diettinger Whitney High School DNS
Competition # 208
Pit number = 08
10:45 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 10
Competition 107
Pit Number 7
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
939 Marissa Brown Lucky Strike 9'8" 1
983 Madison Bragg Victory Athletics 9'0" 2
241 Mia Harrie St. Mary's School 9'0" 3
571 Giselle Avina 8'8" 4T
978 Lauren Larson SRVHS 8'8" 4T
822 Coryna Samon Reno Tahoe Athletics 8'8" 4T
360 Gabrielle Palazzolo Pure Sky Vaulting 8'8" 7
893 Cassi Gerome 8'2" 8
153 Jane Reichenberg Tri Valley Athletics 8'2" 9
1652 Bethany Foster 8'2" 10
228 Hannah Graunke 8'2" 11
1435 Taylor Henry Corona High School 8'2" 12T
762 Anna Young Summit Track Club 7'6" 12T
212 Mackenzie Simon Tracy High School 7'6" 12T
946 Myka Forster Libby High School 7'6" 12T
164 Adeline Nunes Tri Valley Athletics 7'6" 16
251 Laura Carr No Limit Sports NH
607 Patricia Guerrero DNS
Competition # 107
Pit number = 7
8:30 AM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 11
Competition 411
Pit Number 11
Time 3:15 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
820 Natalie Pang West Coast Vaulters 9'10" 1
411 Nicole Trenchard Santa Cruz Track Club 9'6" 2
9 Sidni Wolery 8'10" 3
953 Jordan Brittner Trabuco Hills High School 8'6" 4
564 Jolee Melink Columbia Striders 8'6" 5
73 Ella Bunce 8'6" 6
1190 Michaela Huber Willapa Valley High 8'6" 7
691 Erin Huntzinger Ram Track Club 8'2" 8
787 McKenzie Abbott 7'8" 9
401 Ellen Davis Piedmont Pole Vault 7'8" 10
261 Shahla Croneberger Risen Performance 7'0" 11
1189 Kelsey Kinkaid Pure Sky Vaulting NH
919 Savannah Berkley Lincoln High School DNS
979 Jennifer Mumdelius DNS
234 Mackenzie Conner Club Altius DNS
Competition # 411
Pit number = 11
3:15 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 12
Competition 409
Pit Number 9
Time 3:15 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
697 Rachel Halloran 9'4" 1
582 Martie Ogle Piedmont Pole Vault 8'8" 2
1239 Jamison Briggs Patriot Pole Vault 8'8" 3
338 Regina Marks Walnut Creek PV Factory 8'8" 4
85 Kennedy Sampey Berwick High 8'4" 5
560 Rebekah Kitchens Columbia Striders 8'4" 6
149 Megan McWilliams Tri Valley Athletics 8'4" 7
158 Jennifer Louie Tri Valley Athletics 7'8" 8
1310 Amanda Nichols Taft Athletics 7'8" 9
192 Randi Holland Redmond High School 7'8" 10
242 Lily Harrie ST. Mary's School 7'0" 11
565 Brianna Salberg Columbia Striders 7'0" 12
1148 Jen Meredith NH
1122 Stephanie Rey Klamath Union HS DNS
433 Rachel Broidy DNS
Competition # 409
Pit number = 9
3:15 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 13
Competition 307
Pit Number 7
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
776 Leah Despain Weiser High School 9'0" 1
277 Lea Fong 9'0" 2
518 Fallon Henderson 8'8" 3
389 Jennifer Mundelius San Ramon Valley High School 8'4" 4
201 Laura Charpentier 8'4" 5
1175 Kelsey Jacobs Trabuco Hills High 8'4" 6
490 Brandi Risa 8'4" 6
1345 Savannah Michels Marin Outlaws 8'0" 8
332 Kelsi Snook Lincoln High School 8'0" 9
724 Xhosha Millington WC Vault Factory 8'0" 10
714 Jenny Wilson Buchanan High 8'0" 11
690 Jennifer Tse Ram Track Club 7'2" 12
967 Mackenzie Lapp Newtown High School 7'2" 12
493 Lacie Johns Reno Tahoe Athletics 7'2" 12
877 Bailey Wilson 7'2" 15
1575 Samantha Fung 6'6" 16
13 Megan Cooper 6'6" 17
675 Savannah Seiler Texas Express T&F Club DNS
45 Gianna Grondona DNS
Competition # 308
Pit number = 8
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 14
Competition 309
Pit Number 9
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
203 Whitney Walker 9'2" 1
654 Elaina Roeder Vaulthouse Central 8'10" 2
202 Mary Buquet 8'0" 3
760 Mackenzie Nicholson Summit Track Club 8'0" 4
561 Mi'Linda Lansdale Columbia Striders 7'4" 5
1232 India Neville Marin Outlaws 7'4" 6
80 Kate Custer Victory Athletics 7'4" 7
558 Kylee Gillen Columbia Striders 7'4" 7
53 Camille Loustalet 7'4"
104 Allison Strout Livermore T&F 6'8"
1196 Summer Shell Golden Eagle Track Club 6'8"
1409 Rebecca Sainsbury 6'8"
1417 Bailey Thomas Payette High School 6'0"
54 Danielle Michael 6'0"
923 Julia Chandler SCTC NH
1104 Courtney Meyer NH
40 Abby Segale DNS
934 Noelle Crowley DNS
1220 Evan Davis DNS
Competition # 309
Pit number = 9
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 15
Competition 311
Pit Number 11
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
24 Sadey Garcia Edison HS 8'0" 1
1267 Cassidy Carter 8'0" 2
1272 Olivia Feller 7'8" 3
1171 Sophie Keahon Pole Pilots 7'8" 4
949 Jennifer Albee THS 7'4" 5
160 Allie Fitz Tri Valley Athletics 6'10" 5
608 Emily Meyer 6'10" 7
745 Danielle Brewer Patriot Pole Vault Club 6'10" 8
1316 Katie Udell 6'10" 9
1167 Bridget Connolly Tracy High School 6'4" 10
988 Sarah Scaleti Santa Cruz Track Club 6'4" 10
159 Alicia Persaud Tri Valley Athletics 6'4" 10
650 Reina Chacon RUHS 6'4" 13
796 Megan Pack Weiser High School 6'4" 14
62 Amanda Burns Marauder Vault & Track 6'4" 14
Competition # 311
Pit number = 11
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Girls 16
Competition 210
Pit Number 10
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1073 Sarah Wheeler Ultimate High 7'0" 1
1141 Danelle Spagnuolo Trabuco Hills High 7'0" 2
731 Amber Flores Pitman High 7'0" 3
657 Rachel Ball-Jones WC Vault Factory 7'0" 3
765 Lindsey Phillips Pitman High 6'6" 5
152 Allie Dimas Tri Valley Athletics 6'6" 6
726 Breanna Cotton Pitman High 6'0" 7
683 Jennifer Mariani 5'6" 8
154 Bethany Brunner Tri Valley Athletics 5'6" 9
1616 Nadine Oriordan 5'6" 10
1304 Crystal Perezz Cardinal Track Team 5'6" 10
718 Jessica Sanchez Big Valley 5'0" 12
933 Allie Austin Pitman High 5'0" 12
956 Katie Huston 5'0" 12
728 Emmalee Dunn Pitman High NH
1015 Mandy Auer THHS NH
725 Ana Bettencourt Pitman High DNS
737 Hannah Thompson Pitman High DNS
Competition # 210
Pit number = 10
10:45 AM Saturday January 21st

U.S. High School Weight Throw Performance List

2012-01-26T08:11:00.000-08:00

U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 25# WEIGHT THROW

NATIONAL RECORD

93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09

CLASS RECORDS

63'06.25" Wes Wright FR Villa Rica, GA 01-23-05
75'00.50" Walter Henning SO St. Anthony's, South Huntington, NY 02-26-05
87’10.75” Conor McCullough JR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-16-08
93’03.25” Conor McCullough SR Chaminade, West Hills, CA 03-15-09

2011/2012 PERFORMANCE LIST

76’11.75” Joe Velez SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-28
75’06.00” Rudy Winkler JR Averill Park, NY 12-29
70’06.25” Cameron Brown SR Ravenwood, Brentwood, TN 01-21 *
69’09.75” Reuben Horace SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-11
69’00.75” Josh Whitener JR North Paulding, Dallas, GA 01-14 o
66’06.00” Aaron Zedella JR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 01-14
66’04.00” Kevin Conway SR Westerly, RI 01-07
66’01.75” Coy Blair SR Logan, OH 01-15
64’07.75” Kyle Johnson JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 12-31 o
64’06.00” Darien Thornton SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-22 *
64’04.00” Bryan Rhodes SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 01-11
63’11.00” Mahlik Handley JR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-14
63’02.25” Dylan Dyke JR Waverly, OH 01-15
62’11.75” Ndailor Sheriff SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-04
62’05.00” Nick Budincich SR Loyola, Los Angeles, CA 01-21 *
62’03.75” Roc-M Nesbitt JR The New Schools of Carver, Atlanta, GA 12-31 o
62’01.00” John Celona SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-04
61’09.25” Carlos Mangum JR Central, Providence, RI 01-11
61’07.00” Chase Carroll JR North Cobb Christian, Acworth, GA 01-21 *
61’07.00” Lovell Peterson JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-14
61’03.00” Billy Price JR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 01-21 *
60’09.75” Dylan Gardner JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-14
59’11.00” Alex Briggs SR Portsmouth, RI 01-14
59’08.50” Alex Young SR LaVergne, TN 01-21 *
59’08.25” Gerald Cain SR Marietta, GA 01-21 *
59’06.25” Charlie Ionata JR Barrington, RI 01-14
59’04.75” Kenneth Brinson FR Marist, Atlanta, GA 12-31 o
59’02.75” Jordon Pickerel JR Athens Christian, Athens, GA 12-31 o
59’01.75” Mark Thomas SR Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 01-07
58’10.00” Mack Tudor SR Western Brown, Mt. Orab, OH 01-15
58’08.50” Angel Rosario SR Bay Shore, NY 01-11
58’00.00” Thomas Vadis SO Classical, Providence, RI 01-20 *
57’09.50” Clarence Gallop JR Central, Providence, RI 12-17
57’07.75” Kyle Littles JR Holy Innocents Episcopal,Sandy Springs,GA 11-26 o
57’04.00” Joe Vincent JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-11
57’02.25” Ed Cummins SR Lincoln, RI 01-07
57’02.00” P.J. Andrews SR Lincoln, RI 01-02
56’11.00” Steve Lefrebvre JR LaSalle Academy, Providence,RI 01-04
56’10.75” Aaron Staten SR LaVergne, TN 01-21 *
56’08.00” A.J. Montanez SR Lovell, WY 12-02
56’07.75” Robert Palazzo SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-20 *
56’02.00” Jared Johnson SR Sandy Creek, Tyrone, GA 01-14 o
55’09.00” Brian Bianchi JR West Warwick, RI 01-16 *
55’08.00” Kyle Merkley SR Los Osos, Rancho Cucamonga, CA 01-21 *
55’07.75” Peter Golish JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-11
55’07.00” Jordan Kihl SR Lancaster, NY 01-07
55’04.00” Derek Ferra SR East Greenwich, RI 12-17
55’02.75” Joe Colao JR Westerly, RI 01-14
54’10.00” Matt Casbarro JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-07
54’09.00” Jonas Mims SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-14
54’07.50” Tyrus Conley SR Homer, MI 01-14 *
54’07.00” Chad Burnside SR Byron Center, MI 01-14
53’10.50” Shawn Farrell SR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 12-27
53’08.00” Andrew Bunting SR Brunswick, OH 01-14
52’09.50” Max Lydum FR Defiance, OH 01-21 *
52’07.00” August Wolf SR Hackley School, Tarrytown, NY 01-05
52’06.00” Isiaiah Gonzalez JR Mira Monte, Bakersfield, CA 01-21 *(This high school opened in August 2008.)
52’06.00” Curtis Bleasdale SR Vacaville, CA 01-21 * o
52’04.00” Jesse Leapaga SR James Logan, Union City, CA 01-21 *
52’03.00” Phil Maloney SR Portsmouth, RI 01-14
52’03.00” Cory Woodbine JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-16 *
52’02.00” Nicholas Bultman SR West Ranch, Valencia, CA 01-21 *
52’01.00” Mathew DePina JR Central Fall, RI 12-10
52’00.00” Steve Chavalier SR North Kingstown, RI 01-16 *
51’10.00” Chris Pensa SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 12-17
51’05.00” Matt Monroe JR Crestwood, Mantua, OH 01-21 *
51’04.00” Adam Stucket SR Colonel Crawford, North Robinson, OH 01-22 *
51’03.00” John Zadella FR Lakewood, Hebron, OH 01-21 *
51’02.50” Keith Gallagher SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 01-11
51’01.75” Zachery Driver JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-17
50’11.00” Miguel Ortega SR Mira Monte, Bakersfield, CA 01-21 *
50’11.00” Tim Wilson JR Washingtonville, NY 01-11
50’08.00” Matthew Weissheier JR Kellenberg Memorial, Uniondale, NY 12-17
50’07.25” John Zadella FR St. Edward, Lakewood, OH 01-20 *
50’06.25” Jeffery Nunez JR Ellenville, NY 12-10
50’05.50” Bryce MacAndrew SR The Prout School, Wakefield, RI 12-12
50’01.75” Jonathan Zapata SR Hope, Providence, RI 12-28
50’01.50” Casey Mackisey SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 01-21 *
50’00.00” Justin Bell SR West Forsyth, Cumming, GA 01-21 *
49’10.50” Thomas Heckman SR Eastwood, Pemberville, OH 01-21 *
49’06.50” Owen Dawson JR Conard, Hartford, CT 12-28
49’04.00” Cory Agin SR East Providence, RI 01-21 *
49’02.00” John Brandon SO Hudson, OH 01-21 *
48’10.00” Trevor Larochelle SR East Greenwich, RI 12-28
48’09.00” Spencer Forshey SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 01-21 *
48’08.00” David Anzelmo SR Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 01-21 *
48’08.00” Blake Walton JR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 12-02
48’07.25” Leon Edmonds SO East Providence, RI 01-11
48’06.00” Brad Bassette SR Lincoln, RI 12-17
48’02.00” Gabriel Arcaro SO Burlington, MA 01-14
48’01.00” Timmy Brennan JR Princeton, NJ 01-05
48’00.75” Giovanni Gray SO Lincoln, RI 01-09 *
47’11.00” Blake Cote SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-16 *
47’10.00” Tyler Eberl SR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-21 *
47’08.25” Aaron Comery JR Coventry, RI 01-09
47’07.00” Joe Spaziano SR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 01-11
47’05.00” Dustin Samms SO Aptos, CA 01-21 *
47’05.00” Tom Jean-Francios JR Cranston East, RI 01-11
47’04.00” Randy Hinds JR Kingston, NY 12-17
47’04.00” Freddy Matthews SR West Islip, NY 01-06
47’01.00” Addison Agler SR Hubbard, OH 01-15
47’00.75” Nick Dyke SR Parkersburg, WV 01-15
47’00.50” Jared Ballenger SO Fremont Ross, OH 01-21 *
47’00.00” Stephan Ouelette SR Brockport, NY 01-07
46’10.75” Connor Fugere SO Woonsocket, RI 01-02
46’10.50” Edward Barber SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-07
46’10.00” Jack Lippin JR Bergen Catholic, Oradell, NJ 12-17
46’07.50” Ryan Hunter SR Cenisius College, Buffalo, NY 01-07
46’07.00” Kevin Conner JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-07
46’04.50” Ryan Goodard JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-30
46’02.00” Colin Cabral SR Cumberland, RI 12-17
46’01.50” Darryl Brooks JR Classical, Providence, RI 01-14
46’00.00” Chris Celona SO Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-30
45’11.00” Philip Caruso SR Rome Free Academy, NY 12-30
45’09.25” Christopher Ortiz SR Milikan, Long Beach, CA 01-14 o *
45’09.00” David Roy JR St. John’s Prep, Danvers, MA 01-14
45’06.25” Juan Rivera JR Woonsocket, RI 01-09
45’05.75” Aaron Koehler SR West Warwick, RI 12-13
45’03.00” Kendal Levy SR Valley Stream, Franklin Square, NY 01-07
45’01.00” Michael Pape SO Struthers, OH 01-14
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 35# WEIGHT THROW

NATIONAL RECORD

65’08.25” Davis Fraker SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 02-14-10

2011/2012

45’07.75” Alex Briggs SR Portsmouth, RI 01-22 *
45’02.50” John Higgins SR Glacier Peak, Snohomish, WA 01-14 *
44’11.75” Travis Pickett SR Snohomish, WA 01-14 *
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 20# WEIGHT THROW

NATIONAL RECORD

68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11

CLASS RECORDS

57’03.00” Katie Kraychir FR Twentynine Palms, CA 02-02-08
57’11.00” Patrice Gates SO Villa Rica, GA 03-16-08
65’04.25” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-14-10
68’02.50” Shelby Ashe SR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 03-13-11

2011/2012 PERFORMANCE LIST

58’02.25” Avana Story SR Woodward Academy, College Park, GA 01-22 *
57’11.00” Monica Phillips SR Pope, Marietta, GA 01-21 *
57’07.50” Torie Owers SR Athens Academy, Athens, GA 12-31 o
53’11.25” Kelli Thomas SO Luella, Locust Grove, GA 12-31 o
53’03.75” Sabrina Gaitan FR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 12-31 o
51’08.75” Adrienne Thornton SR John D. O’Bryant, Roxbury, MA 01-14
51’03.75” Grace Janes SR Rogers, Newport, RI 01-14
50’04.00” Maggie DuFault SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-20 *
48’08.00” Dominique Darby SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 01-20 *
48’06.50” Ann Dagrin SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-14
48’05.00” Erica King JR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 01-21 *
47’10.00” Gabby Figueroa SO Austintown Fitch, Youngstown, OH 01-15
47’06.50” Melanie Raterman JR Warrenton, MO 12-03
47’06.00” Lissette Mendivil SR Redwood, Visalia, CA 01-21 *
47’04.00” Megan Tomei SR St. Vincent-St. Mary, Akron, OH 01-21 *
47’01.75” Nyla Woods SO Henry W. Grady, Atlanta, GA 01-14 o
47’00.00” Kendra Meyers SR West Catholic, Grand Rapids, MI 01-14
46’09.25” Catherine Maloney SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 01-12
46’09.00” Jenessa Jackson JR Marietta, GA 01-14 o
46’08.25” Madeline Middlebrook JR Fort Zumwalt West, O’Fallon, MO 10-01 o
46’04.00” Marthaline Cooper JR Classical, Providence, RI 01-20 *
45’11.00” Meagan Heffelfinger SR Vista del Lago, Folsom, CA 01-21 *
45’05.00” Josie Hardin JR Harrison, Kennesaw, GA 12-31 o
45’05.00” Alex Miller-Wampler JR Lancaster, NY 01-07
45’01.50” Casidy Callahan JR Norcross, GA 01-21 *
44’10.00” Cara McClain SR John C. Kimball, Tracy, CA 01-21 *
44’03.25” Courtney Drozdowski SO Lancaster, NY 01-07
44’00.75” Kamryn Brinson 8TH Marist, Atlanta, GA 12-31 o
43’11.00” Becca Leppelmeier JR McComb, OH 01-21 *
43’04.00” Emily Jacobs JR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-22 *
43’01.50” Morgan Jones SR Baker, FL 10-09 o
43’01.50” Ashlen Veatch SR Cave Spring, Roanoke, VA 12-02
43’00.50” Destinee Barrette JR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-28
42’10.00” Dorienne Ordaz SR Bravo Magnet, Los Angeles, CA 01-21 *
42’08.50” Sarah Minarik SR Cuyahoga Falls, OH 01-21 *
42’05.50” Brenda Perrella SO Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-22 *
42’04.00” Danielle Borriello SO Ellenville, NY 01-11
42’01.00” Jordan Collins SR Bayport-Blue Point, NY 01-11
42’00.00” Maddie Sears SR Peachtree Ridge, Suwanee, GA 01-22 *
42’00.00” Amber Sudzius SR Brentwood, TN 01-06 *
41’11.50” Venetcia Ortiz JR Central Falls, RI 12-17
41’10.00” Danely Rodriguez SR Bay Shore, NY 01-11
41’09.00” Alison Gillilan SR Watkins Memorial, Pataskala, OH 01-14
41’08.00” Amelia Strickler SR Bay, Bay Village, OH 01-14
41’07.00” Leia Mistowski SO Narragansett, RI 01-07
41’05.75” Sarah Mitchell JR Centennial, Rosewell, GA 01-21 *
40’11.50” Brianna O’Grady JR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-14
40’11.25” McKenzie Kuehlewind SO Lancaster, NY 01-07
40’09.50” Becky Cousens SR Portsmouth, RI 12-28
40’09.50” Leah Colbert SO Buchanan, Troy, MO 12-03
40’09.50” Alyson Madrid SR Buchanan, Troy, MO 10-01 o
40’09.00” Briyah Brown JR New Rochelle, NY 01-11
40’05.00” Liz Streaker JR Liberty-Benton, Findlay, OH 01-22 *
40’02.25” Jenifer Cabral SR Central Falls, RI 01-14
39’11.00” Heidi Furman SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 01-11
39’10.00” Lindsay McKee SR Santa Teresa, San Jose, CA 01-21 *
39’06.00” Jessica Jeffrey 8th Albert Leonard MS, New Rochelle, NY 01-05
39’02.00” Kori Reiser SR Elmwood, Bloomdale, OH 01-14
39’02.00” Destiny Parker JR Summit, Fontana, CA 01-21 *
39’00.50” Maddison Caron SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-14
39’00.00” Lundy Spinner FR Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 01-20 *
38’11.50” Manuela Vadis SR Classical, Providence, RI 01-12
38’11.50” Bethany Drury SR St. Albans, WV 01-15
38’10.00” Jayme Gonzalez SR Kimball, CA 01-21 *
38’09.00” Dakota Kliamovich SR Central Valley, Veradale, WA 01-11 o
38’09.00” Bianca Donadio SO Classical, Providence, RI 01-20 *
38’06.50” Monae Cooper 8th Albert Leonard MS, New Rochelle, NY 01-05
38’02.50” Katie St. Amand SR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 12-17
38’02.00” Victoria Ebert SO Exeter/West Greenwich, West Greenwich, RI 01-10
38’00.50” Sarah Elgar SR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 01-21 *
37’10.50” Megan Pendleton JR Woodmore, Elmore, OH 01-22 *
37’05.50” Katie Wardsworth JR Central Valley, Spokane, WA 01-01 o
37’04.50” Alyssa Jordan JR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-07
37’00.00” Katelyn Hughes SR Smithfield, Esmond, RI 01-07
36’08.75” Kendra Plant JR Cumberland, RI 01-16 *
36’08.50” Veronica Wiggins JR Tolman, Pawtucket, RI 01-16 *
36’08.50” Ashley Freshkom JR Hamilton Township, Columbus, OH 01-14
36’07.75” Lauren Rhoads SR Waverly, OH 01-15
36’07.00” Samantha Kaiser JR North Kingstown, RI 01-16 *
36’07.00” Emily Boardman SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-07
36’06.00” Lauren Carroll JR Classical, Providence, RI 01-20 *
36’06.00” Liz Boyle SR Westerly, RI 01-03
36’05.00” Alleah Red JR Bloomfield, CT 01-07
36’04.50” Sochima Bishop FR New Rochelle, NY 01-11
36’02.00” Kayla O’Brine SO Elk Grove, CA 01-21 *
36’01.00” Randi Bennett JR Saline, MI 01-12
35’11.75” Aysha Moreino SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 01-14
35’11.00” Oksana Goretava JR West Warwick, RI 01-10
35’11.00” Natalie Helenthal SO Ashland, OH 01-14
35’10.00” Breanna Banks SR Bloomfield, CT 12-27
35’07.75” Cydnee Collins-Luther FR Trinity Chapel Academy, Powder Springs,GA 01-14
35’05.25” Victoria Dickerson SR Vacaville, CA 01-14 o *
35’02.00” Dajsha Avery JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-14
35’01.50” Imani Williams SR St. Anthony’s, South Huntington, NY 01-07
35’01.00” Brandi Nicholson SR James Logan, Union City, CA 01-21 *
34’11.75” Michaela Dramis SR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-22 *
34’08.00” Caitlin Blanchard SO Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 01-12
34’06.00” Kenysha Clear SR Hope Providence, RI 01-12
34’04.00” Hayley Lindemer SR Hebron, RI 01-21 *
34’03.50” Abby Cousens FR Portsmouth, RI 01-22 *
34’00.50” Jaliyah Henry SO New Rochelle, NY 01-11
33’11.00” Mariah Mays FR Rome Free Academy, NY 01-16 *
33’09.50” Stephanie Schuck SR Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-22
33’09.50” Brittany Sepe SO Sachem East, NY 12-28
33’07.50” Heather Rickman SR Brockport, NY 01-07
33’07.25” Melissa Kennedy JR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-22 *
33’05.75” Amanda Paradis SR Lincoln, RI 12-14
33’05.50” Emily Griffith SO River Valley, Caledonia, OH 01-22 *
33’05.25” Rachael Aikens SO Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-22 *
33’05.00” Becca Cousineau SR Leslie, MI 01-05
33’03.00” Mikalah Lambert SR North Judson, IN 01-14
33’03.00” Meghan McNulty JR Toll Gate, Warwick, RI 01-10
33’02.25” Faith Estelle FR Bloomfield, CT 12-27
33’02.00” Audra Delamar SR Hudsonville, MI 01-14
33’01.25” Tara Moffett SO Hillsdale, Jeromesville, OH 01-22 *
33’00.00” Alex Ferguson SR Albion, MI 01-12
33’00.00” Karli Hill JR Brunswick, OH 01-14
33’00.00” Maenuna Sedibeh JR Taft Campus (NYC), Bronx, NY 12-23
32’11.50” Tiffany Aubee JR West Warwick, RI 01-16 *
32’10.00” Victria Taiibe JR Archbishop Molloy, Jamaica, NY 01-07
32’10.00” Leslie Alvarez JR West Warwick, RI 01-03
32’09.50” Tori Anderson SR East Providence, RI 12-08
32’09.50” Kaleigh Timko SR Sweet Home, Amherst, NY 01-21 *
32’09.25” Rebecca Rich SR Kingston, NY 12-10
32’06.50” Jenae Linville JR Lake Center Christian, Hartville, OH 01-21*
32’05.50” Taylor Decker SR Carey, OH 01-22 *
32’05.25” Heilala Havea SR Copper Hills, West Jordon, UT 01-13 *
32’03.00” Nijjsarup Kaur SO James Logan, Union City, CA 01-21 *
32’02.00” Megan Merlino SR Warwick Veterans Memorial, RI 01-16 *
32’02.00” Sophia Fustos SO Hickory, Hermitage, PA 01-15
32’01.00” Karlee Burmaster SR Clinton, NY 01-03
32’00.50” Hana Mehok FR Claymont, Uhricksville, OH 01-14
32’00.00” Margaret Lepley JR Bishop Fenwick, Peabody, MA 12-27
31’08.00” Emily McMillan JR Mission Viejo, CA 01-14 o *
31’07.00” Sabrina Sodders SR Fall Mountain, NH 12-26
31’06.75” Victoria Cooper JR Woonsocket, RI 01-16 *
31’06.25” Lauren Stacy JR Bethel-Tate, Bethel, OH 06-22 *
31’04.75” Brianna Swota SR Shenendehowa, Clifton Park, NY 01-07
31’04.00” Ashley O’Neil JR Devine Child, Dearborn, MI 01-05
31’03.00” Lauren Kirby SR Nashua North, NH 01-07
31’03.00” Ciera Trybend JR Salem, OH 01-15
31’00.00” Ashley O’Neill JR Devine Child, Dearborn, MI 01-12
31’00.00” Kailyn Hill JR Hubbard, OH 01-15
30’11.00” Hayley Winn FR Hebron, IN 01-14 *
30’10.75” Gabriella Trejo JR Sachem East, NY 12-28
30’10.50” Alicia Moran SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-17
30’09.00” Rebecca Stiefler FR Frontier Central, Hamburg, NY 01-22 *
30’08.50” Molly Fogerty JR Cumberland, RI 01-16 *
30’08.50” Jenna Pike SO Smithfield, Esmond, RI 12-08
30’08.00” Katie Irwin SO Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 12-14
30’05.00” Brittany Jackson JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 01-14
30’04.50” Molly McCullough JR Mission Viejo, CA 01-14 o *
30’02.00” Marija Masic SO Hickory, Hermitage, PA 01-15
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Standards: boys’ 25# - 45’; boys’ 35# 40’; girls’ 20# 30’.

Weekly/final updates up to top 100 in each gender.

* - Addition or improvement since last update.

o – Outdoor performance. All others indoor performances.
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Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
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Running USA wire 9, January 25, 2012

2012-01-26T07:53:00.001-08:00

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In this edition:
Olympian Ryan Hall to Lead ING Run for Something Better Final 1.2 Mile
Inaugural Tinker Bell Half Marathon Takes "Flight" at Disneyland Resort
Duplessis, Farr Win Rose Bowl Half Marathon
Economic Uncertainty to Slow Sponsorship Growth in 2012

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Dick Batchelor 5K, Orlando, FL, January 28
10th The Texas Half, Dallas, TX, January 28
Inaugural Tinkerbell Half-Marathon, Anaheim, CA, January 29
10th ING Miami Marathon & Half Marathon, Miami, FL, Jan 29
Great Lakes Expo Run, Franklin, WI, January 29
Miracle Match Marathon, Waco, TX, January 29
Frost Giant 5K & 10K, Estes Park, CO, January 29
Medtronic TC Kids Marathon Fieldhouse Fun Run, Minneapolis, MN, Feb 4
Florida Hospital Lady Track Shack 5K, Winter Park, FL, February 4
Melbourne & Beaches Music Marathon Weekend, Melbourne, FL, February 5
Super Bowl 5K, Denver, CO, February 5
Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K/5K, CA, February 5
Surf City USA Marathon & Half, Huntington Beach, CA, February 5
Virginia Is for Lovers 14K & 1.4 Miler, Virginia Beach, VA, February 11
Hearts & Soles 5K, Atlanta, GA, February 11
Valentine's Day TC 5K, Minneapolis, MN, February 11
Valentine's Day - Hearts 'r' Running 5K, St. Paul, MN, February 11
USA Cross Country Championships, St. Louis, MO, February 11
Love 'em or Leave 'em Valentine's Day Dash, Seattle, WA, February 11

Olympian Ryan Hall to Lead ING Run For Something Better Final 1.2 Mile

10-year-old program attracts 5,000 kids and other celebrities in Miami for final run

MIAMI - (January 24, 2012) - Ryan Hall, the nation's top marathoner who recently qualified for the 2012 U.S. Olympic team, will lead more than 5,000 Dade County middle school students in running the final 1.2 mile of the 2012 ING Run For Something Better® program on Sunday, January 29 as part of festivities at the ING Miami Marathon and Half-Marathon®.

The students have been training for their final run for the past several months as part of the 10-year-old program that is designed to promote health and fitness to kids. The run will begin near the steps of the county courthouse at 11:00am and Hall will lead the pack of youngsters down Flagler Street to the ING Miami Marathon and Half-Marathon finish line, where they will enjoy the experience of finishing a real distance race down the half-marathon chute.

Other celebrities who will join Hall and the kids on the run include Dr. Andy Baldwin, a Naval physician and media personality who is a former star of the ABC hit series The Bachelor; national fitness guru Donna Richardson Joyner, the star of more than 25 award-winning exercise videos; marathoner Dane Rauschenberg and Shannon Ford, the reigning Mrs. United States.

The ING Run For Something Better is again aligning with First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Campaign, which hopes to solve the challenge of childhood obesity within a generation so that children born today will reach adulthood at a healthy weight. That initiative involves diet and exercise such as training for the ING Run For Something Better.

"Through Physical Education, students train for the ING Run For Something Better program," said Dr. Jayne Greenberg, District Director for Physical Education and Health Literacy for Dade County Schools. "The program began as a goal-setting program. It not only teaches you about the importance of being physically active, but also how to set a goal, work hard toward your goal and to achieve your goal.

"If you can set a goal to be physically active every day, you can take that same goal-setting and apply it to everything that you do. We are trying to apply it to teachers, administrators, custodians and cafeteria staffs by incorporating Let's Move into the ING Run For Something Better program. We want everybody in Miami-Dade Schools to be healthy."

The Miami program for kids began in 2003 with a few hundred Dade County middle school students and has grown every year. Now the swarm of youngsters, clad in orange ING Run For Something Better shirts and orange shoe laces, racing to the finish line is as much a part of South Florida's largest distance running event as the Marathon itself.

"We're pleased that ING Run For Something Better has touched the lives of so many youth in Miami-Dade County schools," said Rhonda Mims, president of the ING Foundation and senior vice president of Corporate Responsibility. "It's encouraging to see so many students on the road to adopting healthier lifestyles as ING continues its mission to combat child obesity."

The kids in the ING Run For Something Better are in the midst of a 15-week training program at their respective schools, running a minimum of 25 miles over that period of time. The 1.2 mile finale is a celebration run of their participation in the program, and the participating kids will receive orange shoe laces, a t-shirt, a medal and a post-race snack upon completion of their final mile. While there are 5,000 kids running the final mile on race day, 11,000 students are participating in the ING Run For Something Better program.

"The ING Run For Something Better® program becomes an important initiative to develop an appreciation for physical activity through running among middle school age students," said Dave Scott, General Manager of US Road Sports & Entertainment of Florida and Race Director of the ING Miami Marathon. "Each passing year this program has grown and these youngsters will be joining the ranks of a growing health and fitness generation. I honestly believe that kids love to run and proof of that is very visible on Sunday morning when that wave of Orange hits Biscayne Boulevard."

The schools participating in the ING Run For Something Better® program are: Ada Merritt K-8 Center, Allapattah Middle School, Ammons Middle School, Aspira E. M. de Hostos Charter School, Avocado Elementary School, Belen Jesuit Preparatory School, Campbell Dr. Middle School, Carol City Middle School, Citrus Grove Middle School, Charter School at Waterstone, Coral Reef Elementary School, Cutler Ridge Middle School, Devon Aire K-8 Center, Doctors Charter School, Doral Academy Elementary School, Emerson Elementary School, Ethel/Beckford Richmond Elementary School, Fienberg Fisher K-8 Center, Golden Glades Elementary School, G. W. Carver Middle School, Hammocks Middle School, Henry Filer Middle School, Hialeah Gardens Middle School, Howard D. McMillan School, Jorge Mas Canosa Middle School, Jose Marti MAST Academy, Kenwood K-8 Center, Key Biscayne K-8 Center, Lawton Chiles Middle School, Lake Stevens Middle School, Miami Edison Middle School, Miami Heights Elementary School, Miami Lakes K-8 Center, Nautilus Middle School, Palm Springs Middle School, Pincrest Academy, Richmond Heights Middle School, Rockway Middle School, Somerset Academy Silver Palms, South Dade Middle School, St. Theresa Catholic School, St. Hugh Catholic School, St.Agnes Academy, Sunset Park Elementary School, Tropical Elemenetary School, Vineland K-8 Center, Winston Park K-8 Center and Young Women's Prepatory Academy.

For more race information, go to: www.INGmiamimarathon.com

Inaugural Tinker Bell Half Marathon Takes "Flight" at Disneyland Resort

TV sitcom star to be among the more than 17,000 runners in women-focused weekend of events centered on health, fitness and active lifestyles

ANAHEIM, Calif. - (January 19, 2012) - Pixie dust and fairy wings will overtake Disneyland Resort and the streets of Anaheim this weekend as thousands of runners participate in the inaugural Tinker Bell Half Marathon (Jan. 27-29). TV sitcom star Megyn Price (Rules of Engagement) will be among the 17,000-plus runners taking part in this ultimate girls' weekend, the latest event in the runDisney series and the second at Disneyland Resort.

The Tinker Bell Half Marathon, hosted by the city of Anaheim and Disneyland Resort, takes runners on a 13.1-mile trek through the Disneyland and California Adventure, as well as by several city of Anaheim landmarks. The half-marathon, expected to draw 12,000 runners, will be filled with music, entertainment, Disney characters, runners in colorful Tinker Bell costumes and, of course, pixie dust, and finishing at Disneyland. Runners will receive a commemorative Tinker Bell "wings'' medal.

The weekend of events, all geared toward health, fitness and active lifestyles for women, features a variety of races including The Neverland 5K on Friday night, kids' races on Saturday and the Tinker Bell Half Marathon on Sunday. There will also be a health and fitness expo featuring the latest running merchandise, products, apparel and guest speakers - all tailored for women - creating a weekend of camaraderie and wellness, plus a pinch of Tinker Bell's trademark sassiness and sense of adventure.

Tinker Bell Half Marathon Weekend is the second women-focused event weekend in the runDisney series. Disney's Princess Half Marathon Weekend takes place at Walt Disney World Resort Feb. 24-26. Both event weekends are among the largest women-specific events in the country.

About runDisney
RunDisney is a series of events providing runners unique opportunities to run through Disney theme parks. Race participants earn Disney-themed medals, experience legendary Disney entertainment and guest service and ultimately celebrate their accomplishments with a Disney vacation. The original event in the series, the Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend presented by Cigna, takes place in January followed by the Disney Princess Half Marathon Weekend in February, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror 10-Miler in September and the Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend in November. Disneyland hosts the Tinker Bell Half Marathon Weekend in January and the Disneyland Half Marathon in September during Labor Day Weekend. More than 100,000 running enthusiasts participate in runDisney events each year.

For more information, visit runDisney.com and follow us on Facebook (runDisney) and Twitter @DisneySports

Duplessis, Farr Win Rose Bowl Half Marathon

At the 6th edition, runners finish on 50-yard line of storied football stadium

PASADENA, Calif. - (January 22, 2012) - Participants in the Rose Bowl Half Marathon enjoyed clear skies and cool temperatures as they toured the scenic and historic roads of Pasadena on Sunday morning. Established in 2007 by Pacific Sports LLC and the Rose Bowl Operating Company, the event has become a winter tradition drawing participants from across the country. This year's event had 1,562 total entrants, reaffirming its presence on the Southern California running calendar.

The 13.1-mile race led runners through a scenic and technical course that included hills, trails, and river crossings. Jeanpaul Duplessis, 37, of Pomona, CA was the overall winner in 1 hour, 18 minutes and 20 seconds. The women's title was awarded to Emily Farr, 27, of La Crescenta, CA, who clocked 1:31:39.

Competitors in the 5K & 10K races followed the traditional and popular Rose Bowl Loop leading runners around the stadium and Brookside Golf Course. The overall winner of the 10K event was Ben Mejia, 35, of Pomona breaking the finish tape at 35:16, while Cortney Haile, 34, of Santa Monica won the women's race in 41:38.

The overall winner of the 2012 Rose Bowl Half Marathon 5K was Brian Reese, 37 of Collierville, TN finishing in just 19:14 and Jamie Peng, 18, of Temple City, CA won the women's 5K race, clocking a 20:15.

Following the race, competitors and spectators alike enjoyed the festivities in the Finish Area, located inside the Rose Bowl's Court of Champions. Participants 21 years and older were able to celebrate in the MillerCoors Beer Garden adjacent to the Finish Area and all attendees regardless of age enjoyed music from 97.1 AMP Radio.

For complete results, go to: www.PacificSportsLLC.com

Economic Uncertainty to Slow Sponsorship Growth in 2012

IEG projects 4.1 percent growth in North America; 4.9 percent globally

CHICAGO - (January 2012) - The lingering effects of scattered economic crises throughout the world and a yet-to-stabilize recovery in the U.S. kept sponsorship spending from rising as much as projected in 2011 and will be a wet blanket on budgets throughout the new year.

The 27th annual year-end industry review and forecast from IEG reveals that sponsorship spending by North American companies increased just 5.5 percent in 2011, below the projected rise of 5.9 percent. Outlays for sponsorships of all types grew to $18.11 billion.

Looking ahead, IEG projects that North American sponsorship spending will grow by just 4.1 percent in 2012, to $18.87 billion.

Corporate marketers appear to be holding off on bigger votes of confidence pending the outcome of solutions to national debt problems and the U.S. presidential election.

"Marketplace volatility will make 2012 a very interesting year for sponsorship-one likely to be full of contradictions," said IEG senior vice president Jim Andrews. "Some rights-holders will earn record revenues while others struggle to maintain status quo.

"Corporate partners will still find resources to align with sports, entertainment, nonprofit and other opportunities that help them achieve bottom-line objectives," Andrews added. "Although economic conditions are a contributing factor, individual properties will still live or die based on their ability to deliver the marketing and business solutions sponsors need."

The global spending picture is slightly brighter than the North American outlook, with spending in emerging markets such as Brazil and India offsetting tighter markets in Europe. Global spending, including North America, grew 5.1 percent to $48.6 billion in 2011, just below IEG's projection of 5.2 percent growth.

For 2012, worldwide spending should increase 4.9 percent to $51 billion
Spending on sponsorship in North America will grow just slightly more than spending on traditional advertising. Media spending, which rose four percent in 2011, is projected to increase by the same percentage in 2012, according to the worldwide media and marketing forecast produced by GroupM, the global media investment management operation of WPP Group plc.

In the sales promotion realm of direct marketing, sampling, trade shows, etc., consumer and business-to-business promotional spending is expected to grow by 2.1 percent this year following a 1.7 percent gain in 2011, according to the Communications Industry Forecast published by private equity firm Veronis Suhler Stevenson.

North American Sponsorship by Category
As is typical when marketers turn conservative during economic turmoil, the more established categories of sports and entertainment grew faster than the other four North American major property sectors in 2011.

That trend should continue in 2012, as risk-averse sponsors look for packages that bundle media exposure and offer activation platforms including retail, digital and on-site marketing.

Sports sponsorship spending grew by 6.2 percent in 2011, making it the fastest-growing sector, just ahead of the six percent growth seen by entertainment, a sector that includes concert tours, theme parks and branded entertainment partnerships.

Sports and entertainment are projected to grow by 4.6 percent and four percent, respectively in 2012.

Overall, the sports sector will account for 69 percent of North American sponsorship spending this year, a one point increase from 2011. The festivals, fairs and annual events sector will see its share of spending dip from five to four percent in 2012, while all other sectors retain the same share they had in 2011.

Emerging Markets Drive Global Growth
Excluding North American sponsorship spending, sponsors from all other parts of the world spent $30.5 billion in 2011. That number should increase by 5.2 percent to $32.1 billion this year.

With the exception of last-minute spending around the London Olympic Games this summer, most of Europe will see a slowdown similar to what North America will experience in 2012. Sponsorship spending by European companies is expected to grow 4.4 percent in 2012 versus 4.7 percent in 2011.

Led by a vibrant Indian sponsorship marketplace and continued activity in China, spending from the Asia Pacific area is projected to grow the most of any global region in 2012 at 6.3 percent. Healthy growth also is expected in Central and South America, spurred by the Brazilian marketplace in anticipation of the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games.

For more information about IEG and the sponsorship industry, visit www.sponsorship.com or call (800) 834-4850 (outside the U.S. and Canada, (312) 944-1727).

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Pole Vault Summit High School Boys Division

2012-01-26T06:55:00.000-08:00

Reno, Nevada
January 21
(altitude 1408m)
by Keith Conning

Jacob Blankenship (Lincoln, Gahanna, OH) won at 17'4 1/2" (=8, =10HS).

HS Boys 1
Competition 301
Pit Number 1
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1223 Jacob Blankenship (Lincoln, Gahanna, Oh) 17'4 1/2" 1
1221 Dylan Duvio John Curtis Christian 15'10" 2
929 Garrett Starkey AZPVA 15'10" 3
265 Brendan Sullivan Patriot Pole Vault Club 15'4" 4
1007 Scott Greenman Clovis High 15'4" 4
1277 Jordan Worthington 15'4" 6
364 Jeffrey Linta 15'4" 6
102 Conner Stark Oak Park High 14'8" 8
1587 Richard Connor Foxworth 14'8" 9
194 Jacques Dugas 14'8" 10
913 Grant Krieger 14'8" 11
64 Tyler May Xtreme Athletics 14'8" 11
599 Colin Barber San Ramon Valley HS 14'8" 11
943 Derek Richard NH
47 Garrett Rose DFW Elite NH
419 Cole Phillips Vault House Central NH
603 Peter Chapman Murrieta Valley HS NH
Competition # 301
Pit number = 01
1:00 PM Saturday January 21st

HS Boys 2
Competition 201
Pit Number 1
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1042 Michael Jones 16'0" 1
184 Jacob Albright Xtreme Athletics KC 16'0" 2
148 Brad Beekman Clovis East High School 15'4" 3
1281 Michael Rovzar Mater Dei 15'0" 4
793 Grant Sisserson Risen Performance 15'0" 5
396 Jared Allison VaultWorX 15'0" 6
1406 Payton Lewis 4lifechiropractic 15'0" 7
616 Matt Rowland 14'8" 8
297 Derek Foreman 14'8"
98 Jayce Phelps Xtreme Athletics 14'2"
578 Thomas Sullivan 14'2"
1021 Marcus Kehoe Lampasas High 14'2"
36 Aidan Foster Ultimate High School 14'2"
1601 Mason Gill Lone Star PV 14'2"
842 Jack Gallivan Tustin Track Team 13'6"
96 Scott Marshall Ultimate High TC NH
1273 Mike Brunoforte Empire Pole Vault NH
1020 Joey McQueen Lampasas High DNS

HS Boys 3
Competition 203
Pit Number 3
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1153 Nathaneal Hiett 15'4" 1
423 Eric Gordon Flying Dragon 15'4" 2
649 Steven Wacker 14'8" 3
1052 Jack Miller AZPVA 14'2" 4
952 Keith Messinger 14'2" 5
1588 Johnny Steigler 14'2" 6
539 Kyle Schlumbohm Ohio Athletic Club 14'2" 7
954 Joshua Holland Above the Bar 14'2" 8
199 Nick Laurent 13'8" 9
1339 Nicholas Meyer Lakeside Leapers 13'8" 9
769 Reed White 13'8" 10
342 Frizt Howser NHHS Pole Vault 13'8" 11
1367 Justin Seyfred 13'0" 13
478 Tyler Ginger Flying Dragons 13'0" 13
806 Nathan Schuck Polevault Elite 13'0" 15
902 Vincent Martello 13'0" 15
334 Cameron Ericksen Willamette Striders NH
328 Conner Rouse NH

HS Boys 4
Competition 101
Pit Number 1
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1128 Cole Walsh Risen Performance 15'2" 1
970 Matthew Wilson Vemilion Catholic 15'2" 2
868 Gavin Gautreau Catholic High 14'10" 3
530 Patrick Hughes 14'10" 4
176 Cameron Robichaux St Paul School 14'4" 5
113 Steven Pust GV Vaulters 13'10" 6
1193 Tanner Fulmer 13'10" 7
940 William Wallace Pole Pilots 13'10" 8
879 Matthew Clary Palma School 13'4" 9T (Palma HS, Salinas)
1430 Justin Woo 13'4" 9T
584 Adam Thomas American Canyon Flying Wolves 13'4" 11T
254 William Hooper Arizona Puma 13'4" 11T
1226 Colin Cassady South Temcula TC 13'4" 13
208 Xander Law Altius Track Crew 12'8" 14
1217 Keith Williams 12'8" 14
889 Thomas Gunderson On Track 12'8" 15
741 Jesus Morales Liberty High 12'8" 16
172 Ben Gaylord NH
1025 Adam Puchi DNS

HS Boys 5
Competition 102
Pit Number 2
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1553 Marc Toney 15'4" 1 (St. Francis HS, Mountain View CCS)
266 Matt Arseneau 15'0" 2
1140 Mark Schillinger Risen Performance 14'4" 3
932 Hunter Carlton Club Altius 13'10" 4
1248 Cameron Bock 13'10" 5
259 Max Cosculluela The Woodlands PV Club 13'10" 6
1168 Austin Decker 13'10" 7
388 Marshall Wentworth Piedmont Pole Vault 13'2" 8 (Piedmont HS NCS)
1079 Jacob Ruiz Clovis East High 13'2" 9
541 Kyle Dierker Ohio Athletic Club 13'2" 10
92 Caleb Wisecarver Ouachita Christian School 13'2" 11T
909 Augie Gmitter Lone Star Pole Vault 13'2" 11T
270 William Aaron Hedrick Elitesportz Ft.Worth Texas 13'2" 13
881 Zane Irvine West Valley High 12'6" 14T
1661 Aaron Beckwith Patriot Pole Vault 12'6" 14T
481 Noah Julyk WC Vault Factory DNS
711 Joe Dwyer Acalanes High School NH (Lafayette, CA)
1708 William Foody King High School NH
882 Samuel Nelson NH

HS Boys 6
Competition 303
Pit Number 3
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1113 Jacob Flores 14'8" 1
1184 Dylan DeLonzor 13'8" 2
491 Adam Perkins Xtreme Athletics 13'8" 3
489 Kibbey Gosnell Lucky Strike 13'2" 4
577 Max Niebergall Redondo Union High School 13'2" 5
229 Alexander Kadesky 12'8" 6
499 Mark Panno Flying Dragons 12'8" 6
1418 Woodrow Thomas Payette High School 12'8" 8
127 Dylan Mastel 12'8" 8
111 Ryan Pust GV Vaulters 12'8" 10
914 William Schmelter Foundation Strength 12'8" 11
1124 Lucas Zarro Kihei Public Charter School 12' 12
88 Robert Wakerlin 12'0" 13
917 Joshua Bingaman NH
1238 Christian Ritchie NH
1322 Sean McGinley Reno Tahoe Atheltics NH
207 Bryton Rodgers NH
18 Alex Lou Williamette Striders TC DNS

HS Boys 7
Competition 305
Pit Number 5
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
754 Robert Wolfe Lucky Strike 13'8" 1
33 August Kiles Tamalpais HS 13'8" 2
1131 Mitchell Kalinin 13'8" 3
1172 Jesse Austel Stacy Dragila PV Camp 13'2" 4
684 Chandler Thorpe Ryno Athletics 13'2" 5
305 Konrad Woelffer Texas Express 12'8" 6
1663 Daniel Golubovic 12'8" 7
187 Dakota Breaux 12'8" 8
1186 Dakota Cabbage The Flying Dragons 12'2" 9
155 Ben Yorkey Tri Valley Athletics 12'2" 10
394 Hunter Williams Durango High School 12'2" 11
436 Cody Cox 11'6" 12
477 Chris Ormes Golden Eagle Pole Vault 12'2" 12
1549 George Goodwin 11'6" 12
630 Dylan Seay NH
274 John Esten Altius TC NH
465 Colton Sanders Wheatland Union High School NH
1307 Christian Serrano Cardinal Track Club NH

HS Boys 8
Competition 205
Pit Number 5
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1249 Cody Smith AZ Pole Vault Academy 13'10" 1
656 Tommy Kennedy Ultimate High 13'10" 2
824 Reed Scale 13'6" 3
296 Justin Tobin USA T&F 13'6" 4
742 Connor Besmer Rocklin High School 13'6" 4
211 Cody Simpson RHS Track & Field 12'8" 6
463 Kyle Ingraham Flying Dragons 12'8" 7
347 Steven Beck 12'2" 8
1086 John Dornisch El Toro High 12'2" 9
295 Riley Neville 12'2" 10
314 Andreas Miguel 12'2" 11
531 Max Rodgers Xtreme Athletics 11'8"
1156 Tyler Park 11'8"
1557 Charles Denton Trabuco Hills HS 11'0"
1400 W.Scott Cranston Lodi High School 11'0"
167 Kevin Boyle NH
545 Kyle Bodnicki Ultimate High TC NH
262 Brent Adams Oakmont High School DNS

HS Boys 9
Competition 105
Pit Number 5
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1205 Andres Del Valle Acalanes Vault Club 13'0" 1
810 Sean Griffin 13'0" 2
892 Louie Pancotti Clovis East High 12'8" 3
174 Dalton Welch Clovis East High School 12'8" 4
1089 Andrew Snyder 12'8" 5
1300 Christian Abbey NHHS Pole Vault 12'8" 6
843 Glint Gallivan Tustin Track Team 11'10" 7
1143 Andrew Garza Clovis East High School 11'10" 8
1318 Nicholas Snider Summit High 11'4" 9
674 James Hunter Buchanan High 11'4" 10T
963 Austin Tilley Pure Sky 11'4" 10T
899 Zack Supple NH 10T
122 Michael Mitchell Ultimate High NH 13T
975 Brett O'Hair Del Oro High School NH 13T
753 Charles DeLaCruz DNS 13T
52 Austin Davis Ultimate High TC DNS
1039 Nathaniel Erdman DNS

HS Boys 10
Competition 106
Pit Number 6
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
157 Tyler Evens Tri Valley Athletics 12'6" 1
1233 Quentin Franco Lucky Strike 12'6" 2
1090 Nik Gorishek 12'6" 3
991 Jason Azar Pole Pilots 12'6" 4
399 Todd Komykoski VaultWorX 12'2" 5
289 Alexander Villagran WC Vault Factory 12'2" 6
857 Jett Pesson Catholic High 12'2" 7
1139 Dalton Radcliffe Risen Performance 12'2" 8
876 Brandon Elizondo 11'8" 9
1613 Austin Johnson Columbia Striders TC 11'8" 9
1178 Barry MacNeill Pure Sky Vaulting 11'8" 9
125 Kyle Latiolais Catholic High 11'8" 12
1183 Jaron Carpenter Mazama High School 11'2" 13
501 Coleman Schaefer Summit Track Club 10'6" 14
772 Stephen Qu 10'6" 14
1580 Brett Dringman Billings West High 10'6" 14
901 Johnathan Hodge Golden Eagle PV NH
82 Jeff Werner NH
1115 Joshua Cooper NH
1 Tyler Cone Moon Valley High School DNS

HS Boys 11
Competition 207
Pit Number 7
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
498 Michael Rariden Flying Dragons 12'10" 1
510 Mitch McDermott Tesoro High School 12'10" 2
1630 Dallas Fagen 12'4" 3
421 Nicholas Basore Xtreme Athletics 11'10" 4
83 Jacob Bowler 11'10" 4
97 Craig Marshall Ultimate High TC 11'10" 6
973 Kyle Capuli SF Fog TC 11'10" 7
1016 Keaton Sacry 11'4" 8
438 Alex Martin Pure Sky Vaulting 11'10" 8
322 Tanner Hull Flying Dragons 10'8" 9
812 Keith Allred Del Oro High School 10'8" 10
281 Codey Loveland Aurora High School 10'0" 11
694 Gavin Kuang Ram Track Club 10'0" 12
861 Quinn DeYoung Weiser High School NH
818 Adam Petrul Golden Eagle Track Club NH
738 Cameron Brock NH
1123 Nicholas Wogan Klamath Union HS DNS
292 Marcus Blessing Pole Vault City DNS
243 Austin Igelman DNS

HS Boys 12
Competition 108
Pit Number 8
Time 8:30 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1655 Camden Stoddard 12'6" 1
1282 Collin James Riverton High School 12'6" 2
1006 Timmy Tomizawa Canyon High School 12'2" 3
713 Zachary Wilson Buchanan High 12'2" 4
906 Tomas Crowe Lucky Strike 11'10" 5
CHASE RODRIGUES 11'10" 5
653 Devin Watts 11'10" 7
1110 Luke Zeolla 11'10" 8
886 Derek Bouma Altius Track and Field 11'4"
257 Thomas Harari 11'4"
230 Spencer LaHaye Davis Sr. High 11'4"
922 Clint Bishop Liberty High School 11'4"
1574 Cody Constuble 10'8"
366 Alex Hintze Texas Express 10'8"
658 Andrew Plescia Buchanan High 10'8"
660 Justin Boren Moapa Valley High 10'8"
267 Brendan Shelley DNS
345 Wyatt Santos
1204 Drake Jaramillo
316 Jesse Mohr Kamloops T&F

HS Boys 13
Competition 307
Pit Number 7
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
980 Joe Paquette Risen Performance 12'2" 1
1234 Max Gooing Victory Athletics 11'8" 2
1330 Steve Duncan 11'8" 3
1024 Colin Ruane Ultimate High TC 10'10" 4
1284 Chris Sosa Cardinal Track Club 10'10" 4
1214 Brian Rees Roy High 10'10" 6
317 Ryan Huston 10'4" 7
1166 Gregory Sonnen 9'8" 8
766 Garrett Wright Buchanan High School 9'8" 9
1424 Brandon Kobayashi 9'8" 10
466 Cody Geiger San Ramon Valley HS 9'8" 10
797 Jesse Hannawalt SF Fog 9'8" 10
1586 Jantzen Rodgers 9'0" 13
1055 Colin Lowney Arizona Pole Vault Academy 9' 13
605 Grayson Watson Club Altius NH
1323 Ronald Barton Turlock High DNS
58 Alexander Elwers Valhalla HS/Altius TC DNS
534 Luka Cargonja California Track Stars DNS

HS Boys 14
Competition 410
Pit Number 10
Time 3:15 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
727 Stephen Cudo Pitman High 11'8" 1
318 Stephen Williams 11'4" 2
162 Brandon Ginn Tri Valley Athletics 11'0" 3
651 Mike Clement 11'0" 3
398 Alex Kruger VaultWorX 10'8" 5
106 Travis Kartz 10'4" 6
937 Andy Moudakis Granite Bay High 10'4" 7
380 Lance Huber Person Record Sports West 10'4" 8
143 Clayton Bueno Tri Valley Athletics 9'10" 9
290 Kevin Mai WC Vault Factory 9'10" 9
1640 Luke Reich Damonte Ranch 9'4"
873 Devin Laqua 9'4"
1040 Jason Chang 9'4"
344 Christopher Sue 9'4"
695 Ivan Szeto Ram Track Club 8'8"
717 Santiago Mardueno Big Valley NH
1433 Steve Atkinson Turlock High School DNS
1299 Nick Elliott NHHS Pole Vault DNS
1404 Angelo Arco DNS

HS Boys 15
Competition 310
Pit Number 10
Time 1:00 PM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
1327 Keegan Bloss Sisters High School 11'2" 1
567 Ryan Keliher Redondo Beach Union HS 10'8" 2
1641 Nate Drum Damonte Ranch 10'8" 3
556 Zachary Bergonzine Columbia Striders 10'2" 4
1301 Dominic Ferrari 10'2" 5
1653 Alex Swatzboock NHHS Pole Vault 9'8" 6
1403 Parker Phillips 9'8" 6
721 Oskie Alvarez Big Valley 9'8" 8
1023 TJ Brandow 9'8"
1298 Miles Vinikow NHHS Pole Vault 9'8"
865 Ryan Valenzuela Trabuco Hills High 9'2"
285 Brandon Kynsi 9'2"
1639 Ben Ashlock Damonte Ranch 9'2"
547 Daniel Reardon Ultimate High TC 9'2"
693 Dominic Chavarria Ram Track Club 8'8"
1247 Gregory Welker Ryno Athletics 8'8"
912 Jack Jenkins Trabuco Hills High 7'6"
692 Chris Camacho Ram Track Club NH
1098 Cody Pagano California High School NH
1271 Charles Tousek NH
1269 Bode Harrison Red Lodge High School DNS

HS Boys 16
Competition 209
Pit Number 9
Time 10:45 AM
January 21, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
815 Tyler Brendel 11'0" 1
732 Chance Hager Pitman High 10'6" 2
992 Nathan Arena Tracy High School 10'6" 3
562 Brandon McDonald Columbia Striders 10'0" 4
735 Miguel Ortega Pitman High 9'6" 5
310 Johnny Bagatelos Tri Valley Athletics 9'0" 6
22 Carson Robles 9'0"
1638 Tanner Eckmann 8'6"
563 Neil McGhee Columbia Striders 8'6"
Timothy Scott 8'6"
1088 Jonah Fisher Hughson High School 8'0"
145 Thomas Tsunemoto Tri Valley Athletics 8'0"
733 Anthony Hernandez Pitman High 8'0"
450 Jacob Stearns Pure Sky 7'6"
730 Evan Estep Pitman High 7'0"
226 Nate Harper Davis Sr. High 7'0"
729 Jared England Pitman High 7'0"
1293 Jacob Pettingill Folsom High NH
719 Donnie Vo Big Valley NH
720 Kevin Sanchez Big Valley NH
916 Bemjamin Belsky Klamath Union High School DNS
549 Mitchell Sullivan Livermore T&F DNS

Pole Vault Summit Elite Division

2012-01-25T16:44:00.000-08:00

Reno, Nevada
January 20-21, 2012
by Keith Conning

Altitude 1408

Elite Men
Competition 1
Pit Number 1
Time 7:00 PM
January 20, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
Brad Walker (Washington 2003; Nike) 19-1/4 5.80 1
Mark Hollis (Oliver Nazarene 2007; Nike) 18-1 1/4 5.52 2
Jordan Scott (Kansas 2011; unat) 17-7 1/45.37 3
Darren Neidermeyer (Wisconsin 2005; JHAC) 17-7 1/4 5.37 4
Paul Litchfield 17-7 1/4 5.37 5 (BEAR VALLEY HS, GRASS VALLEY 1999; IDAHO STATE 2003)
Nick Frawley (Midlothian HS, TX 2006; Air Force Academy 2010) 17-1 1/2 5.22 6T
Nick Mossberg (Arizona 2009) 17-1 1/2 5.22 6T
Rory Quiller NH
Jeff Coover NH

Elite Women
Competition 1
Pit Number 2
Time 7:00 PM
January 20, 2012

Summit ID First Name Last Name Organization Best Height Place
Becky Holliday (Oregon 2003; unat) 14-6 4.42 1
Kylie Hutson (Indiana State 2010) 14-6 4.42 2
Katy Viuf (UCLA 2011) 14-2 4.32 3 PR
April Kubishta (Arizona State 2008) 13-8 1/4 4.17 4T
Vera Neuenswander (Indiana 2011) 13-8 1/4 4.17 4T
Megan Jamerson 13-8 1/4 4.17 6
Katie Stripling (Arkansas 2010) 13-8 1/4 4.17 7
Jenny Soceka (Wisconsin) NH
April Steiner-Bennett (Arkansas 2002) NH
Melinda Owen NH
Mary Saxer NH
Bryson Stately NH (CORDOVA HS, RANCHO CORDOVA, CA 2005; USC 2006; NEBRASKA 2007; USC 2010)

News and Notes, Volume 12, Number 4

2012-01-25T16:04:00.000-08:00

1. Prep athletes set for U.S. Open
2. Roster announced for Five Nations Match

Prep athletes set for U.S. Open
Some of the top high school talent in the New York metropolitan area and beyond will take to the track for four events at Saturday’s U.S. Open. USA Track & Field on Wednesday announced the fields that will compete in the girls’ mile, boys’ mile, CHSAA girls’ 4x400m relay and CHSAA boys’ 4x800m relay.

For more information the U.S. Open, visit http://usopen.usatf.org/

NYC Girls Mile
Emily Waligurski (Onteora HS/Onteora, NY)
Brianna Nerud (North Shore HS/Glen Head, NY)
Samantha Nadel (North Shore HS/Glen Head, NY)
Sarah Jane Underwood (West Potomac HS/Alexandria, VA)
Dana Giordano (Bernards HS/Bernardsville, NJ)
Sara Sargent (Pennsbury HS/Fairless Hills, PA)
Taylor Driscoll (Saratoga Springs HS/Saratoga Springs, NY)
Keelin Hollowood (Saratoga Springs HS/Saratoga Springs, NY)
Marisa Ruskan (Bridgewater-Raritan HS/Bridgewater, NJ)
Madeleine Burksen (Classical HS/Providence, RI)

NYC Boys Mile
Nick Christensen (Peabody HS/Peabody, MA)
Wesley Gallagher (Pembroke HS/Pembroke, MA)
Tom Awad (Chaminade HS/Mineola, NY)
Zavon Watkins (Liverpool HS/Liverpool, NY)
Christian Delago (Shaker HS/Latham, NY)
Mike Libruk (Shaker HS/Latham, NY)
Dustin Wilson (Chestnut Hill HS/Philadelphia, PA)
Konrad Surkont (Stuyvesant HS/New York, NY)
Zach Cammer (Walt Whitman HS/Huntington Station, NY)
Chris Cogliano (Bishop Guertin HS/Nashua, NH)

CHSAA Girls 4x400m Relay
Archbishop Molloy - Briarwood, NY
The Mary Louis Academy - Jamaica Estates, NY
Notre Dame - Staten Island, NY
St. Anthony's - South Huntington, NY
St. John the Baptist - West Islip, NY
St. John Villa - Staten Island, NY

CHSAA Boys’ 4x800m Relay
Fordham Prep - Bronx, NY
Kellenberg - Uniondale, NY
Monsignor Farrell - Staten Island, NY
St. Anthony's - South Huntington, NY
St. John the Baptist - West Islip, NY
Xavier - New York, NY

Roster announced for Five Nations Match
USA Track & Field recently announced the list of athletes that will represent the United States in the annual Five Nations Match to be held Saturday, January 28, in Glasgow, Scotland.

The Five Nations Match is a unique competition between countries where one member from each team competes in select events and the winner is determined by total points. In 2011 the United States placed fourth in the competition with a total of 52 points to finish behind Germany (61), Great Britain & N.I. (56), Commonwealth Select (56) and ahead of Sweden (29).

The squad for the United States includes six athletes that were a member of Team USA for the 2011 World Outdoor Championships including Ivory Williams, Jamaal Torrance, Natasha Hastings, Danielle Carruthers, Amanda Smock and Funmi Jimoh.

More information on the Five Nations Match can be found at www.usatf.org.

The complete roster for this year’s competition can be found below:

Men’s roster
60m: Ivory Williams
200m: Calvin Smith
400m: Jamaal Torrance
800m: Duane Solomon (CABRILLO HS, LOMPOC 2003; USC 2008)
1,500m: Tommy Schmitz
60m hurdles: Kevin Craddock (JAMES LOGAN HS, UNION CITY 2005; UCLA 2009)
Pole vault: Scott Roth (GRANITE BAY HS 2006; WASHINGTON 2011)
High jump: Andra Manson

Women’s roster
60m: Angela Williams (LEVI DICKEY ELEMENTARY, CHINO, CA 1992; MAGNOLIA JHS, CHINO 1994; CHINO HS 1998; USC 2002)
200m: Candyce McGrone
400m: Natasha Hastings
800m: Erica Moore
1,500m: Treniere Moser
3,000m: Tara Erdmann (FLOWING WELLS HS, TUCSON, AZ 2007; LOYOLA MARYMOUNT 2011)
60m hurdles: Danielle Carruthers
Triple jump: Amanda Smock
Long jump: Funmi Jimoh

Staff: John Chaplin, Rose Monday (Maggie Vessey's coach), Alan Kolling (manager) (Cal Public Records Coordinator/Campus RCO), Anthony Yengo (medical)

About USA Track & Field

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Derek Miles (Bella Vista HS, Fair Oaks, CA 1991; South Dakota 1996) 18-1 1/4

2012-01-25T15:37:00.000-08:00

Johnson Invitational
Minneapolis, Minnesota
January 20-21, 2012
by Keith Conning

Derek Miles (Nike), who was ranked #2 in the U.S. for 2011 with a best of 18-9 1/4 outdoors, won the pole vault at 18-1 1/4.

5.72i Derek Miles USA 28/09/1972 1 Jonesboro, AR 21/05/2011
5.72 Derek Miles USA 28/09/1972 6 Jockgrim 27/07/2011

Jonesboro is a city in and one of the two county seats of Craighead County, Arkansas, United States. According to the 2010 US Census, the population of the city was 67,263.[1] A college town, Jonesboro is the largest city in northeastern Arkansas and the fifth most populous city in the state. It is the principal city of and is included in the Jonesboro, Arkansas Metropolitan Statistical Area. In 2010, the Jonesboro metropolitan area had a population of 121,026[2] and an estimated population (2009) of 161,135 in the Jonesboro-Paragould Combined Statistical Area.[3]

Jonesboro is home to Arkansas State University and is a regional center for manufacturing, agriculture, medicine, education, and trade.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonesboro,_Arkansas

Jockgrim is a municipality in the district of Germersheim, in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It is situated on the left bank of the Rhine, approximately 15 km north-west of Karlsruhe. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jockgrim

Academy of Art University, San Francisco Women ranked #6 in NCAA DII

2012-01-25T09:16:00.000-08:00

by Keith Conning

The Academy of Art University in San Francisco women's team is ranked #6 in NCAA Division II. They are coached by Charles (Chucki) Ryan (Elsie Allen HS, Santa Rosa 1998; McClymonds HS, Oakland 1999; UCLA 2002; South Carolina 2004). At the 1999 California State meet, Ryan placed second in the 110m hurdles in [13.73 (+1.6)], fourth in the 300m hurdles (37.34) and third in the 4x400 relay (3:14.32)(Adams, Allen, Ryan, Washington).

On the web ...

http://www.ustfccca.org/2012/01/featured/dii-indoor-tf-national-team-rankings-2012-week-1

Event-by-event, team-by-team, and first week of regional index here ...

http://www.ustfccca.org/rankings/division-ii-rankings

The “TFRRS Top 10” are the top 10 seeds for the NCAA meet so far, meaning conversions have been applied if applicable ... we’re working on a way to illustrate which marks have been converted for everyone’s convenience.

QUICKLY ... Lincoln (Mo.)’s men and Grand Valley State’s women are still No. 1 in the latest USTFCCCA DII National Team Computer Rankings. Grand Canyon’s men made their first-ever appearance in the nation’s top three.

USTFCCCA

NCAA Division II

Men's Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings

2012 Week #1 -- January 24

next ranking: January 31

Rank
School
Points
Conference
Head Coach (Yr)
Last Week

1
Lincoln (Mo.)
175.38
MIAA
Victor Thomas (11th)
1

2
Grand Canyon
144.30
PacWest
Tom Flood (2nd)
5

3
Adams State
130.69
RMAC
Damon Martin (17th)
3

4
Saint Augustine's
124.54
CIAA
George Williams (36th)
2

5
Ashland
118.55
GLIAC
Jud Logan (9th)
4

6
Grand Valley State
96.61
GLIAC
Jerry Baltes (13th)
6

7
Central Missouri
86.30
MIAA
Pedersen (16th)/Janvrin (14th)
8

8
Findlay
83.88
GLIAC
Marc Arce (24th)
7

9
UMass Lowell
70.96
Northeast-10
Gary Gardner (10th)
10

10
Southern Connecticut
70.70
Northeast-10
John Wallin (2nd)
9

11
Indianapolis
70.05
GLVC
Scott Fangman (15th)
17

12
American International
64.47
Northeast-10
Leo Mayo (6th)
12

13
Lake Erie
64.03
GLIAC
Bryan Harmon (5th)
11

14
Shippensburg
60.46
PSAC
Dave Osanitsch (7th)
15

15
Johnson C. Smith
59.77
CIAA
Lennox Graham (5th)
14

16
Chadron State
58.65
RMAC
Ryan Baily (3rd)
13

17
Abilene Christian
57.33
Lone Star
Roosevelt Lofton (3rd)
24

18
Texas A&M-Kingsville
53.02
Lone Star
Ryan Dall (4th)
16

19
Neb.-Kearney
48.92
RMAC
Brady Bonsall (4th)
18

20
Colorado Mines
47.42
RMAC
Art Siemers (7th)
19

21
MSU Moorhead
41.77
NSIC
Keith Barnier (10th)
20

22
Stonehill
40.52
Northeast-10
Karen Boen (14th)
22

23
Minnesota State
39.53
NSIC
Mark Schuck (30th)
21

24
Emporia State
38.63
MIAA
Steve Blocker (1st)
30

25
Queens (N.C.)
37.61
Conf. Carolinas
Kanyaruhuru/Delgado (1st)
23

dropped out: No. 25 Lake Superior State

Men's Conference Index Top 10

Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams

1
GLIAC
454.26
4

2
MIAA
365.58
3

3
RMAC
313.97
4

4
Northeast-10
266.62
4

5
CIAA
227.75
2

6
PacWest
151.32
1

7
NSIC
136.26
2

8
GLVC
123.48
1

9
Lone Star
118.31
2

10
PSAC
112.31
1

USTFCCCA

NCAA Division II

Women's Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings

2012 Week #1 -- January 24

next ranking: January 31

Rank
School
Points
Conference
Head Coach (Yr)
Last Week

1
Grand Valley State
291.45
GLIAC
Jerry Baltes (13th)
1

2
Lincoln (Mo.)
194.60
MIAA
Victor Thomas (11th)
2

3
Adams State
158.57
RMAC
Damon Martin (24th)
3

4
Ashland
129.45
GLIAC
Jud Logan (9th)
4

5
Central Missouri
109.17
MIAA
Pedersen (16th)/Janvrin (14th)
5

6
Academy of Art
108.08
PacWest
Charles Ryan (2nd)
6

7
Western State
101.41
RMAC
Chris Bradford (3rd)
8

8
Grand Canyon
97.77
PacWest
Tom Flood (2nd)
7

9
Johnson C. Smith
70.49
CIAA
Lennox Graham (5th)
9

10
Southern Connecticut
62.61
Northeast-10
John Wallin (1st)
10

11
Saint Augustine's
61.44
CIAA
George Williams (36th)
14

12
Angelo State
57.29
Lone Star
James Reid (13th)
11

13
Hillsdale
52.34
GLIAC
Andrew Towne (1st)
15

14
Wayne State (Neb.)
51.15
NSIC
Marlon Brink (12th)
12

15
New Mexico Highlands
49.33
RMAC
Bob DeVries (20th)
22

16
Augustana (S.D.)
45.64
NSIC
Tracy Hellman (12th)
13

17
Findlay
43.53
GLIAC
Marc Arce (24th)
18

18
Missouri Southern
42.78
MIAA
Patty Vavra (18th)
16

19
Shippensburg
37.64
PSAC
Dave Osanitsch (7th)
19

20
U-Mary
37.54
NSIC
Mike Thorson (18th)
17

21
Virginia State
34.45
CIAA
Jason Jackson (2nd)
20

22
Northern Michigan
33.34
GLIAC
Tom Barnes (6th)
21

23
CSU-Pueblo
25.32
RMAC
Chad Perry (4th)
38

24
UC-Colorado Springs
25.32
RMAC
Mark Misch (5th)
25

25
Emporia State
24.88
MIAA
Steve Blocker (1st)
23

dropped out: No. 23 Abilene Christian

Women's Conference Index Top 10

Rank
Conference
Points
Top 25 Teams

1
GLIAC
592.90
5

2
MIAA
410.98
4

3
RMAC
395.91
5

4
PacWest
205.86
2

5
CIAA
182.70
3

6
NSIC
166.97
3

7
Northeast-10
120.90
1

8
Lone Star
90.63
1

9
PSAC
68.34
1

10
CCAA
48.71

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NCAA Division I Regional Rankings

2012-01-25T07:57:00.000-08:00

as of 1/23/2012 11:12:17 PM
2012 Indoor Track & Field, Week #1
USTFCCCA NCAA Division I Regional Index
MEN
GREAT LAKES Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Indiana 415.59 NR
2 Ohio State 399.00 NR
3 Notre Dame 238.66 NR
4 Michigan State 223.43 NR
5 Kent State 208.92 NR
6 Wisconsin 208.33 NR
7 Michigan 203.78 NR
8 Indiana State 183.47 NR
9 Purdue 159.79 NR
10 Akron 127.35 NR
11 Eastern Michigan 76.75 NR
12 Milwaukee 67.90 NR
13 Central Michigan 59.10 NR
14 Butler 36.95 NR
15 Marquette 29.12 NR
MID-ATLANTIC Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Princeton 335.19 NR
2 Penn State 321.37 NR
3 UMES 190.72 NR
4 Navy 187.06 NR
5 Pittsburgh 184.08 NR
6 Rutgers 168.52 NR
7 Villanova 146.24 NR
8 Monmouth 120.02 NR
9 Bucknell 119.20 NR
10 Lehigh 115.29 NR
11 Morgan State 113.69 NR
12 Georgetown 91.81 NR
13 Coppin State 74.47 NR
14 Mount St. Mary's 62.67 NR
15 Rider 61.71 NR
MIDWEST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Nebraska 344.51 NR
2 Minnesota 261.99 NR
3 Illinois 212.79 NR
4 Iowa 208.76 NR
5 Oklahoma 157.66 NR
6 Southern Illinois 149.27 NR
7 Kansas 138.36 NR
8 North Dakota State 113.63 NR
9 Eastern Illinois 113.46 NR
10 Kansas State 108.09 NR
11 Missouri 102.47 NR
12 Oral Roberts 92.45 NR
13 Wichita State 80.13 NR
14 Iowa State 78.60 NR
15 Loyola-Chicago 64.20 NR
MOUNTAIN Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 BYU 403.33 NR
2 Texas Tech 352.19 NR
3 Air Force 305.70 NR
4 Colorado State 199.61 NR
5 Northern Arizona 195.51 NR
6 Montana State 183.67 NR
7 Utah Valley 151.75 NR
8 Utah State 116.04 NR
9 UTEP 103.64 NR
10 Idaho State 94.08 NR
11 Northern Colorado 86.66 NR
12 Wyoming 85.52 NR
13 Southern Utah 83.82 NR
14 New Mexico 76.94 NR
15 Colorado 47.96 NR
NORTHEAST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Connecticut 406.67 NR
2 Cornell 339.20 NR
3 Albany 220.61 NR
4 Rhode Island 171.31 NR
5 Long Island 137.59 NR
6 Buffalo 120.53 NR
7 Manhattan 118.58 NR
8 Northeastern 113.93 NR
9 Army 103.95 NR
10 Central Connecticut 100.73 NR
11 Columbia 98.62 NR
12 Dartmouth 78.42 NR
13 Colgate 72.60 NR
14 Boston University 71.60 NR
15 Syracuse 67.28 NR
SOUTH Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Georgia 281.07 NR
2 Mississippi State 257.70 NR
3 Mississippi 215.79 NR
4 Florida 198.97 NR
5 Auburn 193.26 NR
6 Tennessee 166.81 NR
7 Memphis 147.58 NR
8 Florida A&M 118.24 NR
9 Florida State 109.64 NR
10 Samford 107.45 NR
11 USF 107.34 NR
12 Georgia Tech 101.03 NR
13 North Florida 100.55 NR
14 Alabama 85.64 NR
15 Bethune-Cookman 77.32 NR
SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Texas A&M 574.76 NR
2 Arkansas 372.17 NR
3 Texas 268.72 NR
4 LSU 255.69 NR
5 Houston 204.25 NR
6 UTSA 133.12 NR
7 TCU 83.57 NR
8 Louisiana-Lafayette 82.56 NR
9 Stephen F. Austin 61.94 NR
10 McNeese State 61.64 NR
11 Baylor 60.23 NR
12 UT Arlington 53.56 NR
13 Central Arkansas 45.71 NR
14 Texas State 39.89 NR
15 Arkansas State 39.53 NR
SOUTHEAST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Virginia Tech 288.30 NR
2 Clemson 232.64 NR
3 Norfolk State 201.47 NR
4 George Mason 165.93 NR
5 Liberty 154.18 NR
6 Hampton 134.51 NR
7 Duke 127.41 NR
8 South Carolina 101.39 NR
9 Eastern Kentucky 98.82 NR
10 North Carolina 95.23 NR
11 Louisville 86.45 NR
12 Appalachian State 80.03 NR
13 Kentucky 79.51 NR
14 Charleston Southern 78.14 NR
15 Charlotte 76.73 NR
WEST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Arizona State 358.20 NR
2 Boise State 279.90 NR
3 Eastern Washington 250.74 NR
4 Stanford 240.63 NR
5 Washington State 196.19 NR
6 Oregon 188.08 NR
7 California 155.07 NR
8 Washington 108.17 NR
9 Sacramento State 102.31 NR
10 Arizona 94.69 NR
11 UCLA 73.51 NR
12 Long Beach State 71.25 NR
13 Portland State 69.87 NR
14 Gonzaga 60.87 NR
15 Cal State Northridge 55.83 NR
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USTFCCCA Non‐Member Those schools marked in RED will NOT be ranked, beginning Week 2
as of 1/23/2012 11:12:37 PM
2012 Indoor Track & Field, Week #1
USTFCCCA NCAA Division I Regional Index
WOMEN
GREAT LAKES Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Ohio State 378.37 NR
2 Indiana 320.47 NR
3 Michigan 230.69 NR
4 Michigan State 220.00 NR
5 Cincinnati 190.37 NR
6 Notre Dame 168.80 NR
7 Indiana State 151.69 NR
8 Kent State 130.37 NR
9 Purdue 113.51 NR
10 Toledo 93.10 NR
11 Miami (Ohio) 91.25 NR
12 Butler 88.26 NR
13 Western Michigan 86.15 NR
14 Milwaukee 69.01 NR
15 Wisconsin 64.65 NR
MID-ATLANTIC Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Penn State 452.88 NR
2 UMES 222.25 NR
3 Princeton 181.40 NR
4 Pittsburgh 171.89 NR
5 Villanova 163.34 NR
6 Maryland 141.81 NR
7 Georgetown 120.80 NR
8 Monmouth 112.39 NR
9 Rutgers 109.31 NR
10 Navy 107.34 NR
11 Penn 90.53 NR
12 West Virginia 83.22 NR
13 Delaware 71.54 NR
14 Duquesne 68.81 NR
15 UMBC 68.53 NR
MIDWEST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Nebraska 363.21 NR
2 Kansas 317.59 NR
3 Illinois 255.68 NR
4 Minnesota 245.73 NR
5 Southern Illinois 197.01 NR
6 Kansas State 188.57 NR
7 Iowa State 153.58 NR
8 Wichita State 118.83 NR
9 Northern Iowa 101.85 NR
10 Iowa 96.64 NR
11 Illinois State 92.90 NR
12 North Dakota State 86.78 NR
13 Oklahoma 85.67 NR
14 Missouri State 76.82 NR
15 Saint Louis 68.25 NR
MOUNTAIN Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 BYU 361.16 NR
2 Texas Tech 296.58 NR
3 Nevada 221.37 NR
4 Utah State 193.27 NR
5 UTEP 178.59 NR
6 Montana 159.18 NR
7 Colorado State 156.75 NR
8 Colorado 139.96 NR
9 Air Force 128.88 NR
10 Weber State 105.54 NR
11 New Mexico State 99.38 NR
12 Wyoming 93.73 NR
13 Montana State 86.31 NR
14 Idaho State 85.97 NR
15 New Mexico 71.11 NR
NORTHEAST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Connecticut 291.27 NR
2 Cornell 263.11 NR
3 Buffalo 204.93 NR
4 Long Island 194.29 NR
5 Harvard 179.35 NR
6 Dartmouth 166.43 NR
7 St. John's (N.Y.) 159.16 NR
8 Sacred Heart 130.40 NR
9 Maine 117.02 NR
10 Army 107.21 NR
11 Boston University 104.40 NR
12 Columbia 97.33 NR
13 Northeastern 89.76 NR
14 Albany 85.02 NR
15 Boston College 80.11 NR
SOUTH Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 UCF 231.34 NR
2 Florida State 220.71 NR
3 Florida 208.98 NR
4 Tennessee 207.41 NR
5 Mississippi 162.09 NR
6 Auburn 160.58 NR
7 Alabama 136.01 NR
8 Georgia 125.27 NR
9 Middle Tennessee 102.17 NR
10 Florida International 101.36 NR
11 Samford 100.10 NR
12 North Florida 97.26 NR
13 Memphis 96.57 NR
14 Mississippi State 94.44 NR
15 USF 77.03 NR
SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Texas A&M 482.12 NR
2 LSU 441.41 NR
3 Texas 298.09 NR
4 Arkansas 291.00 NR
5 Houston 177.73 NR
6 Baylor 172.28 NR
7 TCU 145.21 NR
8 Louisiana-Lafayette 62.53 NR
9 Louisiana Tech 60.34 NR
10 SMU 50.49 NR
11 UT Arlington 48.11 NR
12 Stephen F. Austin 46.88 NR
13 Tulane 46.22 NR
14 UTSA 39.17 NR
15 Rice 32.35 NR
SOUTHEAST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Clemson 427.72 NR
2 Louisville 265.19 NR
3 North Carolina 193.28 NR
4 Hampton 157.91 NR
5 South Carolina 144.46 NR
6 Liberty 144.40 NR
7 Virginia Tech 129.12 NR
8 East Carolina 126.47 NR
9 Kentucky 91.99 NR
10 Charlotte 86.40 NR
11 Virginia 78.77 NR
12 UNCG 74.76 NR
13 NC State 72.24 NR
14 Wake Forest 67.58 NR
15 VCU 64.22 NR
WEST Region
Current School Score Last Week
1 Stanford 482.67 NR
2 California 177.03 NR
3 Boise State 173.33 NR
4 Arizona State 165.03 NR
5 Portland State 141.99 NR
6 San Diego State 120.67 NR
7 Oregon 119.38 NR
8 Arizona 113.85 NR
9 Southern California 110.72 NR
10 Sacramento State 109.06 NR
11 Cal State Northridge 90.39 NR
12 Long Beach State 72.26 NR
13 Washington State 70.50 NR
14 Washington 67.47 NR
15 Portland 65.19 NR
Monday, January 23, 2012 U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Page 2 of 2
USTFCCCA Non‐Member Those schools marked in RED will NOT be ranked, beginning Week 2

Top 10 NCAA Seeds by Event

2012-01-24T21:26:00.000-08:00

Men
as of January 23
NCAA Division I - Top 10 NCAA Seeds by Event
60 Meters
1 Harry ADAMS SO Auburn 6.55 Jan 21
2 Kemar HYMAN SR Florida State 6.56 Jan 21
3 D'Angelo CHERRY SR Mississippi State 6.63 Jan 21
3 Ryan MILUS SO Arizona State 6.63 Jan 14
5 Keith RICKS SR Virginia Tech 6.64 Jan 13
5 Reggie DIXON SR Hampton 6.64 Jan 13
7 Ameer WEBB JR Texas A&M 6.66 Jan 21 [Tustin, CA (Tustin HS/ Cerritos JC)]
7 Keenan BROCK SO Auburn 6.66 Jan 14
7 Charles SILMON JR TCU 6.66 Jan 14
10 Justin MURDOCK SR Clemson 6.68 Jan 13
10 Michael GRANGER JR Mississippi 6.68 Jan 14
200 Meters
1 Ameer WEBB JR Texas A&M 20.94 Jan 21
2 Andre WALSH JR UMES 20.95 Jan 7
3 Tavaris TATE JR Mississippi State 20.96 Jan 12
4 Zye BOEY JR Eastern Illinois 21.16 Jan 21
4 Akheem GAUNTLETT JR Arkansas 21.16 Jan 12
6 Torrin LAWRENCE SR Georgia 21.18 Jan 13
7 Reggie DIXON SR Hampton 21.21 Jan 14
8 Marquis HOLSTON JR Norfolk State 21.23 Jan 13
9 Ricky BABINEAUX JR Texas A&M 21.25 Jan 14
10 Michael BRYAN SO Texas A&M 21.27 Jan 14
10 Calvin DASCENT SR Morgan State 21.27 Jan 21
400 Meters
1 Caleb WILLIAMS JR LSU 46.60 Jan 21
2 Errol NOLAN JR Houston 47.17 Jan 21
3 Tavaris TATE JR Mississippi State 47.18 Dec 7
4 Joey ROBERTS SR Texas A&M 47.19 Jan 21
5 Ricky BABINEAUX JR Texas A&M 47.30 Jan 21
6 Robert SIMMONS SR LSU 47.31 Jan 21
7 Ricco HALL FR Nebraska 47.32 Jan 21
8 Ben SKIDMORE SR Arkansas 47.36 Jan 12
8 Daundre BARNABY JR Mississippi State 47.36 Jan 21
10 Christopher GIESTING FR Notre Dame 47.40 Dec 2
10 Stephon PAMILTON SO Bethune‐Cookman 47.40 Jan 22
800 Meters
1 David PACHUTA SR Minnesota 1:49.00 Jan 20
2 Mason MCHENRY SR Arizona State 1:49.24 Jan 14
3 Michael PREBLE SR Texas A&M 1:49.51 Jan 21
4 Cory LESLIE JR Ohio State 1:49.86 Jan 14
5 Leoman MOMOH JR Arkansas 1:49.87 Jan 12
6 Patrick RONO FR Arkansas 1:49.88 Jan 12
7 Ryan WAITE JR BYU 1:50.01 Jan 14
8 Justin HEDIN JR BYU 1:50.34 Jan 14
9 Ryan LYNN JR Illinois 1:50.44 Jan 20
10 Kyle THOMPSON FR Texas 1:50.55 Jan 12
Mile
1 Rich PETERS SO Boston University 4:00.13 Jan 19
2 Alexander HATZ SO Wisconsin 4:01.78 Jan 20
3 Eric JENKINS SO Northeastern 4:02.74 Jan 20
4 Joe CLARK JR Connecticut 4:03.25 Jan 20
5 Andrew BAYER JR Indiana 4:03.27 Jan 14
6 George ALEX SR Oklahoma 4:03.35 Jan 20
7 Zach MELLON SO Wisconsin 4:03.38 Jan 20
8 Leonard KORIR SR Iona 4:03.57 Jan 14
9 Frezer LEGESSE JR Oklahoma 4:03.73 Jan 20
10 Peter CALLAHAN JR Princeton 4:03.76 Jan 14
3000 Meters
1 Andrew BAYER JR Indiana 7:58.85 Jan 20
2 Hassan MEAD SR Minnesota 8:01.14 Jan 20
3 Ben HUBERS SR Indiana 8:01.75 Jan 20
4 Soufiane BOUCHIKHI JR Eastern Kentucky 8:02.77 Jan 20
5 Andrew POORE SR Indiana 8:07.18 Jan 20
6 Domenick DEMATTEO SO Duke 8:07.59 Jan 20
7 De'Sean TURNER SR Indiana 8:09.98 Jan 20
8 Bill KOGEL JR Oklahoma 8:10.06 Jan 20
9 Evan ESSELINK FR Indiana 8:11.23 Jan 20
10 Chris BENDTSEN SO Princeton 8:12.28 Jan 14
5000 Meters
1 Diego ESTRADA JR Northern Arizona 13:39.54 Dec 9
2 Ben HUBERS SR Indiana 13:46.07 Dec 9
3 Andrew POORE SR Indiana 13:47.05 Dec 9
4 Andrew BAYER JR Indiana 14:02.29 Dec 9
5 Zachary MAYHEW JR Indiana 14:12.48 Dec 9
6 Ryan SHERIDAN SR Villanova 14:18.66 Jan 20
7 Kevin BURNETT SR Texas A&M 14:25.21 Jan 21
8 Jeremy DRENCKHAHN JR Air Force 14:26.40 Jan 21
9 Brian ATKINSON SO Duke 14:30.77 Jan 20
10 Jeff MACMILLAN JR Notre Dame 14:32.81 Dec 2
Monday, January 23, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 1 of 4
Men
as of January 23
NCAA Division I - Top 10 NCAA Seeds by Event
60 Meter Hurdles
1 Jarret EATON SR Syracuse 7.61 Jan 21
2 Spencer ADAMS JR Clemson 7.68 Jan 21
3 Mantas SILKAUSKAS SR Kansas State 7.69 Jan 21
4 Andrew RILEY SR Illinois 7.73 Jan 20
5 Keiron STEWART JR Texas 7.77 Jan 12
5 Greggmar SWIFT SO Indiana State 7.77 Jan 21
7 Jordan MULLEN JR Iowa 7.78 Jan 21
8 Devon HILL SR Miami (Fla.) 7.80 Jan 13
8 Malcolm ANDERSON SR Oklahoma 7.80 Jan 21
10 Jamele MASON SR Texas Tech 7.82 Jan 20
10 Barrett NUGENT SR LSU 7.82 Jan 21
High Jump
1 Erik KYNARD JR Kansas State 2.31m 7‐7 Dec 10
2 Ricky ROBERTSON JR Mississippi 2.24m 7‐4¼ Jan 21
2 Major CLAY SR Indiana State 2.24m 7‐4¼ Jan 21
4 James HARRIS SO Mississippi State 2.23m 7‐3¾ Jan 14
4 Marcus JACKSON SO Mississippi State 2.23m 7‐3¾ Jan 14
6 Ronnie BLACK JR Virginia Tech 2.22m 7‐3¼ Jan 13
6 Montez BLAIR SO Cornell 2.22m 7‐3¼ Dec 3
8 Maalik REYNOLDS SO Penn 2.21m 7‐3 Jan 20
8 Edgar RIVERAMORALES
JR Arizona 2.21m 7‐3 Jan 14
8 Nick ROSS JR Arizona 2.21m 7‐3 Jan 14 (Vista Murrieta HS, Murrieta, CA) 2009
Pole Vault
1 Jack WHITT JR Oral Roberts 5.51m 18‐1 Jan 11
2 Andrew IRWIN FR Arkansas 5.50m 18‐½ Jan 12
2 Victor WEIRICH SO BYU 5.50m 18‐½ Jan 14
4 Michael SEAMAN SR Samford 5.40m 17‐8½ Jan 21
4 Rob SIMMONS JR Air Force 5.40m 17‐8½ Dec 9 (Rocklin HS)
6 David SLOVENSKI SR Princeton 5.37m 17‐7¼ Dec 10
7 Joe DAVIS SR Virginia Tech 5.36m 17‐7 Jan 20
8 Chase BRANNON SO Tennessee 5.32m 17‐5½ Jan 13
9 Heath NICKLES JR Ohio State 5.30m 17‐4½ Dec 9
9 Jeremy KLAS JR Idaho 5.30m 17‐4½ Jan 13
9 Kyal MEYERS SO Texas Tech 5.30m 17‐4½ Jan 20
Long Jump
1 Bryce LAMB JR Texas Tech 7.94m 26‐¾ Jan 20
2 Malcom PENNIX JR Missouri 7.74m 25‐4¾ Jan 13
3 Kamal FULLER SO Alabama 7.71m 25‐3½ Jan 21
4 Lavon ALLEN SR Charleston Souther 7.69m 25‐2¾ Jan 13
4 Clive CHAFAUSIPO SR Oral Roberts 7.69m 25‐2¾ Jan 6
6 Chris PHIPPS SR Nebraska 7.67m 25‐2 Jan 21
7 Gray HORN SR Florida 7.66m 25‐1¾ Jan 14
8 Amanze WILLIAMS FR Connecticut 7.61m 24‐11¾ Jan 7
9 Dellon WILLIAMS SR Texas Tech 7.60m 24‐11¼ Jan 13
10 Albert JOHNSON SR Manhattan 7.52m 24‐8¼ Jan 20
Triple Jump
1 Chris BENARD SR Arizona State 16.14m 52‐11½ Jan 14
2 Hasheem HALIM SR Virginia Tech 16.07m 52‐8¾ Jan 20
3 Steve EMERE JR Florida A&M 16.00m 52‐6 Jan 7
4 Troy DORIS SR Iowa 15.93m 52‐3¼ Jan 14
5 Chris PHIPPS SR Nebraska 15.77m 51‐9 Jan 13
6 Hanif JOHNSON JR Penn State 15.65m 51‐4¼ Jan 14
7 Olumide OLAMIGOKE SR Indiana 15.62m 51‐3 Jan 14
8 Preston WOODARD SO Prairie View A&M 15.60m 51‐2¼ Jan 6
9 Rueben MALONE FR NC State 15.52m 50‐11 Jan 13
9 Hammed SULEMAN JR California 15.52m 50‐11 Jan 20
9 Jamal PEDEN SO Stephen F. Austin 15.52m 50‐11 Jan 14
Shot Put
1 Tim NEDOW SR DePaul 20.01m 65‐7¾ Jan 21
2 Kemal MESIC SR Florida 19.95m 65‐5½ Jan 14
3 Ryan CROUSER FR Texas 19.72m 64‐8½ Jan 12
4 Luke PINKELMAN SR Nebraska 19.39m 63‐7½ Jan 21
5 Jacob THORMAEHLEN SR Texas 19.35m 63‐6 Jan 12
6 Robert GOLABEK SR Buffalo 19.26m 63‐2¼ Jan 14
7 Stephen SAENZ SO Auburn 19.23m 63‐1¼ Jan 21
8 Jordan CLARKE JR Arizona State 19.13m 62‐9¼ Jan 14
9 Zack HILL SO Michigan State 18.77m 61‐7 Jan 21
10 Tyler HITCHLER SR Nebraska 18.54m 60‐10 Jan 21
Weight Throw
1 J.C. LAMBERT SR Southern Illinois 22.66m 74‐4¼ Jan 13
2 Alexander ZIEGLER JR Virginia Tech 22.07m 72‐5 Jan 20
3 Jeremy POSTIN JR Florida 21.31m 69‐11 Jan 22
4 Jay GILLESPIE SR Michigan State 20.96m 68‐9¼ Jan 21
5 Max MAYS SR Ohio State 20.79m 68‐2½ Jan 14
6 Brandon POUNDS JR Indiana State 20.61m 67‐7½ Jan 14
7 Alec FALDERMEYER SO UCLA 20.58m 67‐6¼ Jan 20
8 Ethan DENNIS SO Michigan 20.38m 66‐10½ Jan 14
9 Micah HEGERLE JR Minnesota 20.36m 66‐9¾ Jan 20
10 Lonnie PUGH JR Michigan State 20.15m 66‐1½ Jan 21
Heptathlon
1 Heath NICKLES JR Ohio State 5602 Dec 9
2 Jeff MOHL JR Montana State 5521 Jan 9
3 Asa STAVEN SR Montana State 5445 Jan 9
4 Josh CUSICK SR Cornell 5328 Jan 21 (St. Lawrence Academy, San Jose)
5 Andy LILLEJORD SO North Dakota State 5223 Dec 9
6 Stefano COMBI JR Northeastern 5201 Jan 20
7 Marc KLASCHKA FR Memphis 5190 Jan 20
8 Bo ACKERSON‐GILROY JR Samford 5149 Dec 7
9 Vince FORMICA SR Cornell 5145 Jan 21
10 Kersee LIND SR Eastern Washingto 5132 Dec 2
Monday, January 23, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 2 of 4
Women
as of January 23
NCAA Division I - Top 10 NCAA Seeds by Event
60 Meters
1 Octavious FREEMAN FR UCF 7.23 Jan 21
2 Dezerea BRYANT FR Clemson 7.25 Jan 21
3 Kai SELVON SO Auburn 7.30 Jan 21
3 Tarika WILLIAMS SR Miami (Fla.) 7.30 Jan 13
5 Stormy KENDRICK JR Clemson 7.32 Jan 13
6 English GARDNER FR Oregon 7.34 Jan 14
7 Endurance ABINUWA SR UTEP 7.35 Jan 14
8 Christina MANNING SR Ohio State 7.36 Jan 14
8 Semoy HACKETT SR LSU 7.36 Jan 14
10 Shanneka CLAIBORNE SR Norfolk State 7.38 Dec 4
200 Meters
1 Kimberlyn DUNCAN JR LSU 23.29 Jan 21
2 Marlena WESH JR Clemson 23.51 Jan 21
2 Dezerea BRYANT FR Clemson 23.51 Jan 21
4 Aurieyall SCOTT SO UCF 23.56 Jan 13
4 Dominique DUNCAN SR Texas A&M 23.56 Jan 21
6 Allison PETER SO Texas 23.64 Jan 21
7 Kai SELVON SO Auburn 23.66 Jan 21
8 Mahagony JONES SO Penn State 23.68 Jan 7
9 Nivea SMITH SR Auburn 23.69 Jan 21
10 Cassandra TATE SR LSU 23.71 Jan 14
400 Meters
1 Cassandra TATE SR LSU 53.13 Jan 21
2 Regina GEORGE JR Arkansas 53.61 Jan 13
3 Rebecca ALEXANDER SR LSU 53.63 Jan 21
4 Kamaria BROWN FR Texas A&M 53.77 Jan 21
5 Whitney JONES SR Arkansas 53.86 Jan 13
6 Stacey‐Ann SMITH SR Texas 54.10 Jan 13
7 Brianna FRAZIER SO North Florida 54.26 Jan 22
8 Mahagony JONES SO Penn State 54.32 Jan 14
9 Ibukun MAYUNGBE SO Texas A&M 54.34 Jan 21
10 Siedda HERBERT JR LSU 54.40 Jan 21
800 Meters
1 Chanelle PRICE SR Tennessee 2:06.41 Jan 21
2 Nachelle MACKIE JR BYU 2:07.52 Jan 14
3 Kathy KLUMP SR Cincinnati 2:08.27 Jan 20
4 Nijgia SNAPP JR Tennessee 2:08.55 Jan 13
5 Cynthia ANAIS SR UMES 2:08.62 Jan 20
6 Megan MALASARTE SO Georgia 2:09.09 Jan 13
7 Vanessa FABRIZIO SO Virginia 2:09.26 Jan 20
8 Aliese HYDE SO Texas A&M 2:10.02 Jan 21
9 Samantha LEARCH SR Arkansas 2:10.08 Jan 13
10 Samantha LEVIN FR LSU 2:10.11 Jan 21
Mile
1 Abbey D'AGOSTINO SO Dartmouth 4:36.64 Jan 21
2 Lucy VAN DALEN SR Stony Brook 4:36.90 Dec 3
3 Kirsty LEGG JR Butler 4:40.86 Jan 20
4 Rebecca ADDISON JR Michigan 4:41.74 Jan 14
5 Shannon OSIKA FR Michigan 4:41.89 Jan 14
6 Emily LIPARI SO Villanova 4:42.35 Jan 20
7 Heather WILSON SR Connecticut 4:42.45 Jan 20
8 Alexi PAPPAS SR Dartmouth 4:42.66 Jan 21 Bishop O'Dowd HS, Oakland
9 Amber HENRY JR Weber State 4:42.83 Jan 13
10 Stephanie BROWN JR Arkansas 4:43.41 Jan 13
3000 Meters
1 Lucy VAN DALEN SR Stony Brook 9:07.48 Dec 10
2 Katie MATTHEWS SR Boston University 9:18.04 Jan 19
3 Kirsty LEGG JR Butler 9:19.60 Dec 2
4 Hannah BROOKS SR Florida State 9:20.11 Jan 21
5 Emily SISSON FR Providence 9:20.41 Jan 21
6 Amanda WINSLOW JR Florida State 9:20.83 Jan 21
7 Kristen GILLESPIE SR Arkansas 9:20.91 Jan 13
8 Ashley MILLER SR Nebraska 9:21.59 Jan 21
9 Violah LAGAT SR Florida State 9:22.57 Jan 21
10 Marielle HALL SO Texas 9:22.93 Jan 21
5000 Meters
1 Katie WHITE JR Nebraska 16:59.89 Jan 21
2 Brigid BYRNE JR Navy 17:06.17 Dec 1
3 Lia JONES JR Oakland 17:09.88 Jan 20
4 Lisa JUNTA FR Army 17:11.54 Jan 14
5 Jennifer KLUGH SR Liberty 17:17.92 Dec 2
6 Kate HARRISON SR West Virginia 17:23.99 Jan 21
7 Katie GILLESPIE SO West Virginia 17:24.01 Jan 21
8 Helene DELONE JR Indiana 17:26.64 Jan 20
9 Jennifer NELSON SR Monmouth 17:27.30 Jan 20
10 Katie TAYLOR SR Navy 17:28.90 Dec 1
60 Meter Hurdles
1 Brianna ROLLINS JR Clemson 8.07 Jan 13
2 Christina MANNING SR Ohio State 8.12 Jan 14
3 Bridgette OWENS SO Clemson 8.19 Jan 21
4 Jackie COWARD SR UCF 8.22 Jan 13
5 Cassandra LLOYD SR Wright State 8.23 Jan 6
6 Jasmine EDGERSON JR Clemson 8.30 Jan 13
7 Evonne BRITTON JR Penn State 8.31 Jan 14
7 Kori CARTER SO Stanford 8.31 Jan 21
9 Katie GRIMES JR Texas Tech 8.33 Jan 13
9 Katie NELMS SO Stanford 8.33 Jan 21
Monday, January 23, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 3 of 4
Women
as of January 23
NCAA Division I - Top 10 NCAA Seeds by Event
High Jump
1 Brigetta BARRETT JR Arizona 1.88m 6‐2 Jan 14
2 Krystle SCHADE JR Alabama 1.83m 6‐0 Jan 14
2 Ann DUDLEY JR Middle Tennessee 1.83m 6‐0 Dec 10
2 Rebecca BUCHHOLTZ SR Michigan State 1.83m 6‐0 Jan 21
5 Alyx TREASURE FR Kansas State 1.82m 5‐11½ Jan 14
5 Jeannelle SCHEPER SO South Carolina 1.82m 5‐11½ Jan 13
7 Jasmine COTTEN SR Cincinnati 1.80m 5‐10¾ Jan 13
7 Monica CARNEY SR Auburn 1.80m 5‐10¾ Jan 14
9 Brionne WILLIAMS SO Vanderbilt 1.79m 5‐10½ Jan 13
9 Ke'Airra JONES SR Southern Miss 1.79m 5‐10½ Dec 7
9 Michelle THEOPHILLE JR Louisville 1.79m 5‐10½ Jan 13
9 Taylor BURKE FR Florida 1.79m 5‐10½ Jan 22
Pole Vault
1 Tina SUTEJ SR Arkansas 4.35m 14‐3¼ Jan 13
2 Katerina STEFANIDI SR Stanford 4.25m 13‐11¼ Dec 2
2 Keisa MONTEROLA JR Eastern Washingto 4.25m 13‐11¼ Dec 2
4 Laura ASIMAKIS SR Texas A&M 4.22m 13‐10 Jan 21
5 Leslie BROST SR North Dakota State 4.20m 13‐9¼ Jan 15
6 Morgann LELEUX FR Georgia 4.17m 13‐8¼ Jan 13
7 Christen BOTTERONGUNTHER
SR BYU 4.15m 13‐7¼ Jan 14
7 Kiley TOBEL SO Michigan 4.15m 13‐7¼ Jan 21
9 Sandi MORRIS SO North Carolina 4.11m 13‐5¾ Jan 20
10 Demi PAYNE SO Kansas 4.10m 13‐5¼ Jan 13
10 Ariane BEAUMONTCOURTEAU
SO Akron 4.10m 13‐5¼ Jan 20
Long Jump
1 Whitney GIPSON SR TCU 6.29m 20‐7¾ Jan 14
2 Leah EBER SR Purdue 6.25m 20‐6¼ Jan 21
2 Tai'Shea REESE SR Houston 6.25m 20‐6¼ Jan 13
4 Arantxa KING SR Stanford 6.22m 20‐5 Jan 21
5 Andrea GEUBELLE JR Kansas 6.21m 20‐4½ Jan 13
6 Tori BOWIE SR Southern Miss 6.17m 20‐3 Dec 7
6 Melissa HEWITT SR Cornell 6.17m 20‐3 Jan 21
8 Lorraine UGEN FR TCU 6.16m 20‐2½ Dec 10
8 Francine SIMPSON JR Kansas 6.16m 20‐2½ Dec 2
10 Malaikah LOVE SR Southern Illinois 6.13m 20‐1½ Jan 13
Triple Jump
1 Shanieka THOMAS SO San Diego State 13.19m 43‐3¼ Jan 21
2 Andrea GEUBELLE JR Kansas 12.87m 42‐2¾ Jan 7
3 Michelle JENIJE JR Florida State 12.83m 42‐1¼ Jan 14
4 Tori FRANKLIN FR Michigan State 12.74m 41‐9¾ Jan 13
4 Ciarra BREWER FR Florida 12.74m 41‐9¾ Jan 14 James Logan HS, Union City
6 Jasmine MANUEL SR Louisiana‐Lafayett 12.70m 41‐8 Jan 21
7 Ada UNACHUKWU JR Michigan 12.68m 41‐7¼ Jan 14
7 Samia TAYLOR JR Milwaukee 12.68m 41‐7¼ Jan 13
9 Aria GAINES SR Mississippi 12.67m 41‐7 Jan 14
10 Christina EPPS JR Coppin State 12.62m 41‐5 Dec 10
10 France MAKABU JR Middle Tennessee 12.62m 41‐5 Dec 10
Shot Put
1 Tia BROOKS JR Oklahoma 18.49m 60‐8 Jan 21
2 Annie ALEXANDER SR Tennessee 17.70m 58‐1 Jan 21
3 Jeneva MCCALL SR Southern Illinois 17.47m 57‐3¾ Jan 20
4 Brittany SMITH JR Illinois State 16.85m 55‐3½ Jan 14
5 Felisha JOHNSON JR Indiana State 16.64m 54‐7¼ Jan 21
6 Skylar WHITE JR Baylor 16.60m 54‐5½ Jan 14
7 Vanessa HENRY SR UMES 16.50m 54‐1¾ Jan 20
7 Khadija ABDULLAH JR Louisville 16.50m 54‐1¾ Jan 7
9 Christina HILLMAN FR Iowa State 16.44m 53‐11¼ Dec 9
10 Whitney ASHLEY SR San Diego State 16.21m 53‐2¼ Jan 21
Weight Throw
1 Jeneva MCCALL SR Southern Illinois 23.76m 77‐11½ Jan 13
2 Felisha JOHNSON JR Indiana State 21.67m 71‐1¼ Dec 9
3 Kelly CLOSSE JR Texas Tech 20.91m 68‐7¼ Jan 20
4 Brittany SMITH JR Illinois State 20.82m 68‐3¾ Jan 14
5 Benia GREGOIRE JR Florida Internation 20.77m 68‐1¾ Dec 3
6 Maggie MULLEN SR Ohio State 20.55m 67‐5¼ Jan 14
7 Beth ROHL JR Michigan State 20.39m 66‐10¾ Jan 21
8 Rickael ROACH SR Southern Illinois 20.08m 65‐10½ Dec 3
9 Valerie WERT SR Akron 20.00m 65‐7½ Jan 13
10 Dani BUNCH SO Purdue 19.83m 65‐¾ Jan 21
Pentathlon
1 Malaikah LOVE SR Southern Illinois 4008 Jan 20
2 Olimpia NOWAK SR Northern Iowa 3917 Dec 9
3 Maddie BUTTINGER SR Notre Dame 3874 Jan 13
4 Lindsay SCHWARTZ SR South Alabama 3835 Dec 7
5 Jasmine COTTEN SR Cincinnati 3803 Dec 9
6 Lindsey HALL JR Montana 3783 Jan 9
7 Brianne BEEMER JR Colorado 3769 Jan 19
8 Jesse LABRECK SR Maine 3729 Jan 20
9 Marissa GOLLIDAY JR Illinois 3697 Jan 20
10 Erica TWISS FR Kansas State 3664 Dec 9
Monday, January 23, 2012 USTFCCCA.org Page 4 of 4

Cherry and Silver Invitational 2012

2012-01-24T16:25:00.000-08:00

Men 60 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Seed Prelims H#
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Preliminaries
1 Kevin Craddock, II Unattached 7.57 7.54q 3 PR (James Logan HS, Union City 2005; UCLA 2009)

Men 60 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Prelims Finals H#
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Finals
1 Kevin Craddock, II Unattached 7.54 7.69 3
2 Ryan Wilson Saucony 8.13 7.88 3 (USC 2003)

Men High Jump
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Jamie Nieto Nyac 2.28m 2.24m 7-04.25 (Valley HS, Sacramento 1994; Sacramento CC 1996; Eastern Michigan 1998)

Men Triple Jump
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Josh Como Cve 16.66m 15.84m 51-11.75 (Rancho Verde HS, Moreno Valley 2006; Riverside CC 2008; CS Los Angeles 2011)
2 Hammed Suleman California 16.10m 15.52m 50-11.00

Women 400 Meter Dash
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Name Year School Seed Finals H#
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1 Angelica Weaver California 55.28 55.23 2 PR

Women 600 Meter Run
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Angelica Weaver California 1:32.45 1:34.28

Women 60 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Prelims Finals H#
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Finals
1 Vashti Thomas Academy of Art 8.46 8.26 3

Women Long Jump
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Funmi Jimoh Nike 6.88m 6.45m 21-02.00
2 Brianna Glenn Cve 6.85m 6.26m 20-06.50
3 Jillisa Grant New Mexico H 5.76m 6.14m 20-01.75
4 Vashti Thomas Academy of Art 6.09m 6.12m 20-01.00
5 Ann-Marie Duffus Grand Canyon 6.22m 6.08m 19-11.50
5 Malaina Payton California 6.10m 6.08m 19-11.50

Women Weight Throw
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Name Year School Seed Finals
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1 Linda Oseso California 18.02m 18.53m 60-09.50

http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/nm/sports/c-track/auto_pdf/2011-12/box_score/stats_20120121aab.pdf

Beejay Lee (West Covina HS; University of New Mexico)

2012-01-24T12:21:00.000-08:00

Beejay Lee
Freshman - Sprints - Arcadia, Calif. (West Covina HS)

A scorcher on the track, Bernard (better known as "Beejay") Lee has come to New Mexico with immeasurable potential. Recruited out of SoCal's West Covina High School by a number of Pac-12 institutions, Lee opted to come to UNM. "We know he was being recruited by some pretty tough schools [including] UCLA, Oregon, USC," Brobst remarked. "The fact that we got him was great." Lee was crowned Hacienda League Champion in the 100m dash and 200m dash for three straight years, and was state champion in the 200m dash in his senior year. His blistering 20.96-second time in the 200m is the best when compared to the documented personal bests of the entire men's squad (including returning lettermen), and his 10.36s time in the 100m is second on the team. "He's probably one of the best recruits we've had come in this year," Brobst said. "He's one of the nation's top 100 runners."

Personal Bests (HS)
- 100m Dash: 10:36s
- 200m Dash: 20.96s

Courtesy University of New Mexico

USC Sets Three Meet Records At Run For The Dream In Fresno

2012-01-24T12:16:00.000-08:00

Trojans open indoor season in style

Sophomore Loudia Laarman (FR Lethbridge, Alberta, CN) placed second in the women's 55m dash to teammate sophomore Jessica Davis (FR Palmdale, Calif.)
. Both Laarman in the semifinals and Davis in the finals established the new meet record with a time of 6.93.

Jan. 23, 2012

USC's women's track and field team opened the indoor season at the Run For The Dream in Fresno, Calif. on Jan. 20-21, with the Trojans winning seven races and sophomores Jessica Davis and Loudia Laarman setting the meet 55 meter dash record, sophomore Lauren Blackburn (FR Dallas, Texas)
setting the meet 55m hurdles record and the 4x145m relay team setting a new meet standard.

Davis won the 55 meter dash by tying the meet record set by Laarman in the semifinals with a time of 6.93. Laarman was second in the finals with another impressive time of 6.94, while freshman Akawkaw Ndipagbor (Poly HS, Long Beach) was fifth with a time of 7.09 and junior Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic HS, Hayward)sixth with a time of 7.12. Four of the six finalist out of a field of 39 were Trojans. Ndipagbor had a better time of 7.07 in the semifinals to advance, while other Trojans competing in the 55 meter dash were junior Jennifer Jones (7.53), senior Katherine Chang (7.75) and redshirt freshman Charity Bruce (7.55).

"It was my first 55m race in awhile and first run of my indoor season, so starting off I think I did well," said Davis. "I want to improve in certain areas, and I know that I can run faster. I just have to do what I'm supposed to do and stay humble and everything will eventually fall in place."

"The races felt pretty smooth and I felt I got out hard and was able to transition well throughout the race," added Laarman.

Freshman Vanessa Jones had the fastest time in the 600 yard run of 1:26.65 in winning the fourth heat. Freshman Tessa Granowski also ran and posted a time of 1:38.28.

"I felt really proud to be a Trojan when I won," said Jones. "It's true when they say hard work pays off. Before running I was kind of nervous because it was my first indoor meet and first meet as a Trojan. I didn't want to let coach T (Tina Fernandes) or my teammates down so I ran by best and it helped me win. It is always a great feeling to win, but it even feels better winning and being a Trojan."

Redshirt junior Anniya Louis had a time of 2:19.06 in the 800m run, the fastest time among three sections. Also competing in the race for the Trojans was sophomore Jackie Dion, the first heat winner with a time of 2:32.24 and sophomore Natalia Williams sixth in the second heat with a time of 2:30.12.

Kira Soderstrom was the only Trojan to compete in the 1 mile run and the freshman placed second in the second heat with a time of 5:41.76 and fourth overall.

Freshman Erin Robinson won the 3000m Section 1 race with a time of 10:56.63, despite this group apparently running an extra lap.

Sophomore Lauren Blackburn dominated the competition in the women's 55m hurdles, breaking the meet record in the semifinals with a time of 7.89 and then beating her own record with a winning time of 7.83. USC's freshman Melia Cox took third with a time of 8.02 and senior Dalilah Muhammad took fourth with a time of 8.03.

"Oh, wow, I didn't know I broke the meet record," said Blackburn. "It's definitely a rewarding feeling, especially coming back this year as the only returning short hurdler. I felt a lot of pressure was on me to make a statement, but once I got out there with Dalilah and Melia it felt natural. I couldn't have been more happy in the way we performed as a unit."

The 4x145m relay team also established a new Run For The Dream meet record by posting a time of 71.63, nearly four seconds faster that the next closest team. USC's team consisted of Laarman, sophomore Jenna Puterbaugh, Ndipagbor and Davis.

"Today was an awesome day for us on the relays," said Puterbaugh who ran the second leg on the 4x145m relay. "It is exciting to see that the strength of our team has done nothing but grow since last season. We have some awesome freshmen that are contributing greatly to our success as a team as well as returners that have done nothing but get better since last season. I can't wait to see what this season has in store for all of us individually and in the relays.

Also winning and just over a second off the meet record was the 4x400m relay team of Puterbaugh, Davis, Jones and Ndipagbor which finished with a time of 3:58.64.

Redshirt junior Candace Bailey placed third in the triple jump with a best leap of 37-5.25 (11.41m), while Chang took eighth with a jump of 33-9 (10.29m).

Redshirt junior Ashley Pyka was eighth in the weight throw with a mark of 48-4 (14.74m) and redshirt junior Farren Benjamin was 19th with a mark of 35-5 (10.81m)

Additionally, alumnus Elizabeth Olear won the women's 600 yard open run with a time of 1:25.44 and former Trojan Jeff Laynes placed third in the men's 55m dash open with a time of 6.43. He had a time of 6.38 in the semifinals.

2011 Roster
Coaches

Last Name NAME Height HT EVENT(S) eligibility Year Hometown
adamski francesca Adamski, Francesca 64 5-4 Distances 1 FR Troy, Michigan
adkins aaron Adkins, Aaron 74 6-2 800m 3 SO Las Vegas, Nev.
ali nia Ali, Nia 67 5-7 Hurdles, Heptathlon 8 RS SR Philadelphia, Pa.
ambrosini christy Ambrosini, Christy 67 5-7 Distances 3 SO Long Beach, N.Y.
ames brendan Ames, Brendan 75 6-3 Hurdles/Jumps 7 SR Cheyenne, Wyo.
aronson jacob Aronson, Jacob 72 6-0 Javelin 5 JR Olathe, Kan.
bailey candace Bailey, Candace 68 5-8 Jumps, Heptathlon 5 JR Houston, Texas
baumann tamara Baumann, Tamara 67 5-7 Hammer 6 RS JR Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
benjamin farren Benjamin, Farren 65 5-5 Hammer 4 RS SO Rossmoor, Calif.
bezamat-homer andreas Bezamat-Homer, Andreas 74 6-2 400m, 800m 7 SR Laguna Beach, Calif.
bickers cara Bickers, Cara 63 5-3 Jumps 7 SR Los Angeles, Calif.
blackburn lauren Blackburn, Lauren 68 5-8 Hurdles 1 FR Dallas, Texas
blanchard tara Blanchard, Tara 68 5-8 Distances 1 FR Agoura, Calif.
boehnlein colin Boehnlein, Colin 69 5-9 Long Jump 1 FR Portland, Ore.
bogie douglas Bogie, Douglas 74 6-2 Jumps 1 FR Malibu, Calif.
boyd alitta Boyd, Alitta 70 5-10 Jumps 3 SO Union City, Calif.
branch david Branch, David 74 6-2 800m, 1500m 7 SR Riverside, Calif.
brewington miles Brewington, Miles 69 5-9 800m 6 RS JR Altadena, Calif.
brown aaron Brown, Aaron 73 6-1 Sprints, 4x100m 1 FR Toronto, Ontario, Canada
brown alexis Brown, Alexis 64 5-4 400m 3 SO Pomona, Calif.
brown jeff Brown, Jeff 73 6-1 Distances 5 JR Tucson, Ariz.
bruce charity Bruce, Charity 65 5-5 Sprints 1 FR Baton Rouge, La.
buckley shelby Buckley, Shelby 64 5-4 Distances 4 RS SO Newport Coast, Calif.
burger anna Burger, Anna 65 5-5 800m 1 FR Boulder, Colo.
burnett tony Burnett, Tony 73 6-1 Jumps 5 JR Watts, Calif.
busa kristine Busa, Kristine 70 5-10 Javelin 7 SR Riga, Latvia
carley john Carley, John 74 6-2 Distances 7 SR Portland, Ore.
carrillo alycia Carrillo, Alycia 66 5-6 Jumps 5 JR Salinas, Calif.
chambers lauren Chambers, Lauren 65 5-5 Throws 3 SO Acworth, Ga.
chang katherine Chang, Katherine 65 5-5 Jumps 5 JR Short Hills, N.J.
churchman jeffrey Churchman, Jeffrey 76 6-4 Javelin 3 SO Santa Barbara, Calif.
clayton courtney Clayton, Courtney 64 5-4 Long Jump 7 SR Pasadena, Calif.
collins crispin Collins, Crispin 67 5-7 400m, 800m 5 JR Santa Ana, Calif.
conoscenti michael Conoscenti, Michael 70 5-10 Distances 7 SR Newbury Park, Calif.
cortez christine Cortez, Christine 62 5-2 Distances 7 SR Diamond Bar, Calif.
daniels kathryn Daniels, Kathryn 64 5-4 Hammer 4 RS SO Milpitas, Calif.
davey rick Davey, Rick 67 5-7 Distances 4 RS SO Palos Hills, Ill.
davis jessica Davis, Jessica 70 5-10 Sprints 1 FR Palmdale, Calif.
degraaff michelle DeGraaff, Michelle 61 5-1 Pole Vault 4 RS SO Riverside, Calif.
deyoung katie DeYoung, Katie 65 5-5 Distances 1 FR Dana Point, Calif.
deyoung scott DeYoung, Scott 73 6-1 400m 5 JR Dana Point, Calif.
dion jackie Dion, Jackie 69 5-9 400m 1 FR Newport Beach, Calif.
egbe amechi Egbe, Amechi 73 6-1 Sprints 6 RS JR Manhattan, N.Y.
erdelyi zsofia Erdelyi, Zsofia 63 5-3 Distances 7 SR Godollo, Hungary
fajoyomi viktor Fajoyomi, Viktor 73 6-1 High Jump 1 FR Budapest, Hungary
falgout beau Falgout, Beau 74 6-2 Javelin 2 RS FR Dallas, Texas
ferrara elliott Ferrara, Elliott 75 6-3 Jumps 6 RS JR Burlingame, Calif.
fitch alix Fitch, Alix 68 5-8 Jumps 1 FR Newport Beach, Calif.
forte' devin Forte', Devin 72 6-0 Sprints 5 JR Los Angeles, Calif.
gaeta leah Gaeta, Leah 68 5-8 Distances 5 JR Palo Alto, Calif.
gelsey benjamin Gelsey, Benjamin 71 5-11 Hammer 2 RS FR Princeton Junction, N.J.
gibbs andrew Gibbs, Andrew 70 5-10 Sprints 3 SO Los Angeles, Calif.
goldenberg sammy Goldenberg, Sammy 70 5-10 Distances 7 SR Thousand Oaks, Calif.
henderson trey Henderson, Trey 75 6-3 Hammer 7 SR Vancouver, B.C.
hill danny Hill, Danny 71 5-11 800m 1 FR Orange, Calif.
hochhauser brandon Hochhauser, Brandon 67 5-7 Distances 5 JR East Meadow, N.Y.
hoffer stephanie Hoffer, Stephanie 68 5-8 Hammer 2 RS FR San Gabriel, Calif.
hughes joey Hughes, Joey 70 5-10 200m, 400m 5 JR Long Beach, Calif.
huntington matt Huntington, Matt 69 5-9 Distances 5 JR Salinas, Calif.
jackson sean Jackson, Sean 68 5-8 200m, 400m 7 SR West Hills, Calif.
jones jennifer Jones, Jennifer 65 5-5 Jumps/Sprints 3 SO Rialto, Calif.
jouvin vince Jouvin, Vince 68 5-8 1500m/5000m 1 FR Upland, Calif.
kanchan karan Kanchan, Karan 68 5-8 400m 2 RS FR Bombay, India
karkut kathryn Karkut, Kathryn 68 5-8 Jumps/Hurdles 5 JR Huntington Beach, Calif.
kessler tim Kessler, Tim 68 5-8 800m 4 RS SO Portland, Ore.
kitayama dina Kitayama, Dina 63 5-3 Distances 7 SR Orinda, Calif.
kurth theresa Kurth, Theresa 63 5-3 Distances 3 SO Palos Hills, Ill.
laarman loudia Laarman, Loudia 64 5-4 Sprints 1 FR Lethbridge, Alberta, CN
laetsch joseph Laetsch, Joseph 71 5-11 400m 3 SO Palos Verdes, Calif.
leckie james Leckie, James 74 6-2 800m/1500m 5 JR Whitehouse Station, N.J.
linkletter brett Linkletter, Brett 70 5-10 Jumps 1 FR Laguna Beach, Calif.
louis anniya Louis, Anniya 64 5-4 800m/Distances 5 JR Culver City, Calif.
lukens zara Lukens, Zara 68 5-8 Distances 7 SR Vancouver, Wash.
lundin jessica Lundin, Jessica 65 5-5 Distances 5 JR Hillsboro, Ore.
lutzky caroline Lutzky, Caroline 67 5-7 400m 3 SO Miami Beach, Fla.
mance josh Mance, Josh 75 6-3 400m, 200m, Relays 1 FR Pomona, Calif.
markowitz abe Markowitz, Abe 74 6-2 Throws 4 RS SO Hawaii Kai, Hawaii
martinez tony Martinez, Tony 72 6-0 Distances 5 JR Wildomar, Calif.
matoesian justin Matoesian, Justin 70 5-10 Pole Vault 7 SR Chatsworth, Calif.
mccaleb addison McCaleb, Addison 71 5-11 Hurdles 7 SR San Antonio, Texas
mccormick matthew McCormick, Matthew 71 5-11 Pole Vault 5 JR San Juan Capistrano, Calif.
mcdonald ross McDonald, Ross 72 6-0 Pole Vault/Long Jump 1 FR Newton, Mass.
meyers gabe Meyers, Gabe 71 5-11 Long Jump 6 RS JR Calabasas, Calif.
minderler marissa Minderler, Marissa 70 5-10 Throws 6 RS JR Santa Clara, Calif.
moloney kathleen Moloney, Kathleen 65 5-5 Distances 3 SO Spokane, Wash.
morrisette dijon Morrisette, Dijon 75 6-3 400m 5 JR San Francisco, Calif.
muhammad dalilah Muhammad, Dalilah 67 5-7 Hurdles, Sprints 5 JR Bayside, N.Y.
nellum bryshon Nellum, Bryshon 72 6-0 Sprints 6 RS JR Los Angeles, Calif.
niemeyer jade Niemeyer, Jade 70 5-10 Throws 6 RS JR Hansville, Wash.
owen kelly Owen, Kelly 70 5-10 Distances 3 SO Palos Verdes, Calif.
ozorai jenny Ozorai, Jenny 63 5-3 Throws 1 FR Szombathely, Hungary
payne aareon Payne, Aareon 66 5-6 Sprints 5 JR Cleveland Heights, Ohio
porterfield jay Porterfield, Jay 66 5-6 Sprints 3 SO Stone Mountain, Ga.
price ted Price, Ted 75 6-3 Distances 8 RS SR Camarillo, Calif.
puterbaugh jenna Puterbaugh, Jenna 64 5-4 Sprints 1 FR Encinitas, Calif.
pyka ashley Pyka, Ashley 67 5-7 Throws 4 RS SO Anaheim, Calif.
rafiee adrian Rafiee, Adrian 70 5-10 Steeplechase/5000m 2 RS FR San Diego, Calif.
remick spencer Remick, Spencer 73 6-1 800m 3 SO Inverness, Ill.
rennie devon Rennie, Devon 65 5-5 Throws 7 SR Hacienda Heights, Calif.
rojewski allison Rojewski, Allison 66 5-6 800m 7 SR Phoenix, Ariz.
ruiz tyler Ruiz, Tyler 74 6-2 Jumps 3 SO Valley Village, Calif.
schwindt kevin Schwindt, Kevin 70 5-10 Pole Vault 1 FR Colorado Springs, Colo.
shaw blake Shaw, Blake 75 6-3 800m, Distances 5 JR Houston, Texas
slingsby taylor Slingsby, Taylor 70 5-10 Pole Vault 7 SR Rapid City, South Dakota
spurlock oscar Spurlock, Oscar 71 5-11 Hurdles, Relays 7 SR Dallas, Texas
stansbury matthew Stansbury, Matthew 67 5-7 Distances 3 SO Chico, Calif.
stein eric Stein, Eric 72 6-0 Throws 4 RS SO Lakewood, Calif.
stutland jennifer Stutland, Jennifer 70 5-10 High Jump 3 SO Lexington, Ky.
tennefoss josh Tennefoss, Josh 73 6-1 Sprints 7 SR Portola Valley, Calif.
thomas ryan Thomas, Ryan 71 5-11 800m/1500m 3 SO San Jose, Calif.
thompson cooper Thompson, Cooper 72 6-0 Throws 5 JR Bakersfield, Calif.
vogel austin Vogel, Austin 73 6-1 Distances 1 FR Cobham, England
walker duane Walker, Duane 78 6-6 400m IH, Sprints 5 JR Compton, Calif.
walles jaclyn Walles, Jaclyn 60 5-0 Distances 1 FR Westchester, Calif.
washington kristopher Washington, Kristopher 68 5-8 800m/1500m 3 SO Cleveland, Ohio
weiss thea Weiss, Thea 61 5-1 Pole Vault 3 SO Apple Valley, Calif.
wilkins barry Wilkins, Barry 69 5-9 800m 3 SO Indianapolis, Ind.
williams natalia Williams, Natalia 64 5-4 400m 1 FR Sherman Oaks, Calif.
wolfe brandon Wolfe, Brandon 68 5-8 Distances 3 SO Fullerton, Calif.
woodburn gregory Woodburn, Gregory 73 6-1 Distances 4 RS SO Ventura, Calif.
woods shana Woods, Shana 69 5-9 Multi Events, Long Jump 8 RS SR Long Beach, Calif.
wright ariel Wright, Ariel 68 5-8 Distances 8 RS SR Oakland, Calif.
wyatt reggie Wyatt, Reggie 77 6-5 Hurdles/400m 3 SO Riverside, Calif.
zuletta michael Zuletta, Michael 69 5-9 400m 3 SO Montebello, Calif.

Coaches

Ron Allice - Director of Track and Field
John Henry Johnson - Men's Sprint Coach/Recruiting Coord.
Tina Fernandes - Women's Sprint Coach, Assistant Coach
Dan Lange - Throws Coach, Heptathlon
Mike Pullins - Jumps Coach
Tom Walsh - Distances/Women's Cross Country Coach
Kate Carlson - Pole Vault Coach
Laszlo Tabori - Distance Coach
Tommie White - Hurdles Coach

Courtesy USC

Track and field: New facility taking shape in Corvallis

2012-01-24T12:00:00.001-08:00

Fayetteville returns to Visa Championship Series with 2012 USATF Classic

2012-01-24T11:54:00.000-08:00

INDIANAPOLIS – A host of USATF’s Indoor Visa Championship Series for the past 10 years, Fayetteville, Arkansas, will host the USA Track & Field Classic February 11 as part of the nationally televised series, USA Track & Field announced Tuesday.

The USATF Classic will be held in conjunction with the 2012 Tyson Invitational, one of the nation’s premier collegiate meets, on the campus of the University of Arkansas. The USATF Classic will be televised from 12-2 p.m. Eastern on Sunday, February 12.

The meet joins USATF’s 2012 Indoor Visa Championship Series that also includes the U.S. Open January 28 in New York City; the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix February 4 in Boston; and the 2012 USA Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 25-26 in Albuquerque, N.M.

Rejoining the fold
Fayetteville hosted the Visa Championship Series from 2000-2009. In 2012 it re-enters the series thanks to a 10-event professional lineup that will feature some of the strongest fields of the indoor season.

“When we saw the fields that the University of Arkansas and Nike had put together, it was obvious that this meet would be a highlight of the indoor season,” said USATF CEO Mike McNees. “USATF’s Athletes Advisory Committee (AAC) also pledged their support as part of their continued effort to help increase competitive opportunities for U.S. athletes. Thanks to this collective effort between the University, Nike, USATF and the AAC, we are able to bring this meet back into the national spotlight.”

On tap for the USATF Classic is an American record attempt in the men’s 2 mile; a women’s shot put and women’s long jump that combined include three medalists and an American record holder; a men’s mile field with at least three sub-3:50 milers; some of the world’s best women’s hurdlers and sprinters; and Olympic and world medalists in the men’s sprints and shot put. Scheduled events are the women’s 60m, 60m hurdles, 1,500m, long jump and shot put; and the men’s 60m, 400m, mile, 2 mile and shot put.

Stars align
Among the athletes currently slated to compete are Galen Rupp in the men’s 2 mile, world champion Kirani James in the men’s 400m, American record holder and World Outdoor bronze medalist Jillian Camarena-Williams (Woodland HS 2000; Stanford 2004) and USA Outdoor champion Michelle Carter in the women’s shot put; world champion Brittney Reese, Olympic medalist Hyleas Fountain, Marshevet Hooker and Funmi Jimoh in the women’s long jump; Shawn Crawford, Richard Thompson and Churandy Martina in the men’s 60m; and Silas Kiplagat and Leo Manzano in the men’s mile. Full fields and more stars will be announced soon.

“The University of Arkansas is proud to welcome back some of the world’s best track athletes to one of the world’s fastest tracks,” said UA Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics Jeff Long. “We have had a great partnership with Nike and USA Track & Field, and we are looking forward to a fantastic meet on February 11 at the Randal Tyson Center.”

The meet also will include some of the most outstanding collegiate competition of the indoor season, featuring 16 teams ranked inside the USTFCCCA Top 25 preseason poll, including the Arkansas men and women, Central Florida women, Clemson women, Iowa men, Kansas State men, LSU men and women, Nebraska men and women, North Carolina State men, Oklahoma men and women, Ole Miss men, Texas Tech women and Wisconsin men.

For more information on the Visa Championship Series, visit www.visachampionshipseries.com

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Arkansas’ Men Moves to Division I’s No. 1, Oregon Women Hold Top By Wide Margin

2012-01-24T11:45:00.001-08:00

Courtesy: Tom Lewis, USTFCCCA
January 24, 2012 Share18
NEW ORLEANS – The men’s team at Arkansas is the new No. 1 team in the country according to the latest National Computer Team Rankings released by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The Razorbacks – who were a very close No. 2 in the preseason rankings – took over the top spot from fellow SEC foe Florida who is the two-time defending national champions. Oregon’s women retain No. 1 for the 14th-consecutive week.

National Ranking PDFs: Top 25 | Full by Team | Event-by-Event | Week-by-Week
Regional Index PDFs:Top 15 by Region | Full by Team | Event-by-Event
Previous Rankings

Arkansas’ men were last ranked No. 1 on February 11, 2009 as part of a three-week tour at the top. The Razorbacks were able to eclipse the Gators in the latest ranking due in large part to the performance of freshman Andrew Irwin in the pole vault. The frosh has already leaped over the 18-foot mark (18-½, 5.50m), earning an automatic bid to the NCAA Indoor Championships.

Oregon’s women have mostly sat idle to begin the season, but their lead so far has been enough to hold off No. 2 LSU and No. 3 Arkansas.

The next round of computer rankings will be released on January 31. The 2012 NCAA Division I Indoor Track & Field Championships will be held in Nampa, Idaho, on March 9-10.

USTFCCCA NCAA Division I
Men’s Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2012 Week #1 — January 24
next ranking: January 31

Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) Last Week
1 Arkansas 165.38 SEC Chris Bucknam (4th) 2
2 Florida 158.31 SEC Mike Holloway (10th) 1
3 LSU 125.80 SEC Dennis Shaver (8th) 3
4 Florida State 87.24 ACC Bob Braman (9th) 6
5 Texas 85.92 Big 12 Bubba Thornton (17th) 10
6 Indiana 75.18 Big Ten Ron Helmer (5th) 8
7 Stanford 74.27 Pac-12 Edrick Floreal (7th) 7
8 Nebraska 73.84 Big Ten Gary Pepin (29th) 5
9 Texas A&M 73.28 Big 12 Pat Henry (8th) 12
10 Arizona 72.12 Pac-12 Fred Harvey (10th) 9
11 Ohio State 71.91 Big Ten Robert Gary (6th) 4
12 Virginia Tech 70.17 ACC Dave Cianelli (11th) 18
13 Oklahoma 66.00 Big 12 Martin Smith (7th) 23
14 Kansas State 64.38 Big 12 Cliff Rovelto (20th) 11
15 Wisconsin 63.91 Big Ten Ed Nuttycombe (28th) 13
16 BYU 59.40 West Coast Mark Robison (12th) 14
17 Iowa 57.69 Big Ten Larry Wieczorek (16th) 16
18 Minnesota 54.09 Big Ten Steve Plasencia (4th) 15
19 Oregon 52.90 Pac-12 Vin Lananna (7th) 17
20 Mississippi State 52.78 SEC Steve Dudley (2nd) 20
21 Mississippi 49.31 SEC Joe Walker (28th) 19
22 Iona 39.88 Metro Atlantic Ricardo Santos (4th) 22
23 Georgia 37.79 SEC Wayne Norton (13th) 21
24 NC State 36.86 ACC Rollie Geiger (28th) 24
25 Northern Arizona 33.96 Big Sky Eric Heins (5th) 25
Dropped out: none

Men’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 SEC 641.72 6
2 Big Ten 495.59 6
3 Big 12 385.38 4
4 Pac-12 280.08 3
5 ACC 263.88 3
6 Big East 92.41
7 West Coast 59.40 1
8 Mountain West 50.81
9 Missouri Valley 50.67
10 Southland 41.56

USTFCCCA NCAA Division I
Women’s Indoor Track & Field National Team Computer Rankings
2012 Week #1 — January 24
next ranking: January 31

Rank School Points Conference Head Coach (Yr) Last Week
1 Oregon 197.22 Pac-12 Vin Lananna (7th) 1
2 LSU 140.08 SEC Dennis Shaver (8th) 2
3 Arkansas 124.92 SEC Lance Harter (22nd) 3
4 Clemson 116.70 ACC Lawrence Johnson (4th) 5
5 Texas 112.36 Big 12 Bev Kearney (20th) 4
6 UCF 110.77 Conference USA Caryl Smith Gilbert (5th) 6
7 BYU 84.89 West Coast Patrick Shane (2nd) 7
8 Texas Tech 80.52 Big 12 Wes Kittley (13th) 8
9 Florida State 59.58 ACC Bob Braman (9th) 9
10 Southern Miss 55.62 Conference USA Kevin Stephen (5th) 13
11 Texas A&M 53.81 Big 12 Pat Henry (8th) 17
12 Arizona 53.12 Pac-12 Fred Harvey (10th) 10
13 Georgia 52.20 SEC Wayne Norton (13th) 14
14 Ohio State 52.09 Big Ten Karen Dennis (6th) 11
15 Southern Illinois 51.14 Missouri Valley Connie Price-Smith (11th) 12
16 Baylor 49.24 Big 12 Todd Harbour (7th) 18
17 Tennessee 48.65 SEC J.J. Clark (11th) 28
18 Stony Brook 47.86 America East Andy Ronan (12th) 15
19 Oklahoma 46.78 Big 12 Martin Smith (7th) 21
20 Michigan 46.30 Big Ten James Henry (27th) 19
21 Arizona State 45.32 Pac-12 Greg Kraft (16th) 16
22 Connecticut 44.10 Big East Bill Morgan (9th) 20
23 Villanova 40.06 Big East Gina Procaccio (12th) 22
24 Stanford 38.63 Pac-12 Edrick Floreal (7th) 23
25 Georgetown 34.57 Big East Patrick Henner (5th) 24
Dropped out: No. 25 Nebraska

Women’s Conference Index Top 10
Rank Conference Points Top 25 Teams
1 SEC 456.25 4
2 Big 12 432.65 5
3 Pac-12 407.18 4
4 ACC 268.08 2
5 Conference USA 233.31 2
6 Big Ten 227.51 2
7 Big East 173.14 3
8 Missouri Valley 121.20 1
9 West Coast 95.14 1
10 Mountain West 73.48

Aggies split in dual with LSU

2012-01-24T11:43:00.000-08:00

Aggies split in dual with LSU
In a dual meet between national powrs Texas A&M men defeated LSU, 88-68, while the Aggie women fell to LSU, 82.5 to 76.5, on Saturday in front of 1,408 fans at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium.

Courtesy: Texas A&M Athletics
Courtesy: Texas A&M Athletics

Release: 01/21/2012

RESULTS - (with series)
RESULTS - Condensed 2 column COLLEGE STATION - Texas A&M and LSU each claimed a team victory in front of 1,408 fans at Gilliam Indoor Stadium on Saturday afternoon as the Aggie men won its dual meet 88-68 while the LSU women finished ahead of A&M 82.5 to 76.5.
The Aggie men recorded its fourth consecutive dual meet victory since hosting these meets at home starting in 2009 while the A&M women are now 2-2. Scoring was based on a 5-3-2-1 with only two individuals from each team scoring. Relays were scored 5-3 with one relay from each team scoring.

While the Aggie men came within four points of its best output (92) over the past four seasons, the A&M women produced its lowest output by two points.

"It was a great competition," noted Texas A&M head coach Pat Henry. "LSU has a fine team and so it's fun to run against people that are really good. Today we got beat on the ladies side, but we won on the men's side. That was a really good win for us."

Texas A&M totaled 13 victories on the day, with eight supplied by the men and five turned in by the women.

Ameer Webb supplied the Aggies with a pair of victories in the 60 (6.66 seconds) and the 200 meters (20.94) while Laura Asimakis and Natosha Rogers improved upon school records in the pole vault and mile for the second consecutive week.

"Ameer has a lot of talent and today was his first meet for us," said Henry. "We think he is going to be a guy that will have an effect on the team right now. Running in his first meet, especially in lane 4 of the 200, is an awfully good run. Plus getting a 6.66 in the 60 is fast."

In his Aggie debut, Webb led a 1-2-3 sweep of both the 60 and 200 with teammates Prezel Hardy (6.76, 21.48) and Michael Bryan (6.77, 21.30) in tow. Webb's 20.94 is the current collegiate leader this indoor season.

"It was exciting to run on the Division I level after coming here from junior college," stated Webb. "In the 60 I've been working on my start all week. That's what I was mainly focusing on. Once I had that it was all over.

"In the 200 I like to see everybody and know where they are. Being behind them, but knowing where they are, I'm able to pass them at the end of the race. Once I won the 60, I felt like I could do the same in the 200. I prefer the longer races."

Asimakis scaled 13 feet, 10 inches (4.22) to win the vault and better the record of 13-8.5 she established last week. Three attempts at clearing 14-0 each resulted in a miss, but that barrier may fall soon for a determined Asimakis.

Aly Daily cleared 13-0.75 (3.98) finished second in the pole vault to give the Aggies a 1-2 finish and an 8-3 edge in the event.

"I still need to work on a few things at 14-0," explained Asimakis. "Eventually it will come to me and I'll get it. Getting over 13-10 was awesome, I felt great doing that. It was another PR and school record.

"I need to work on a bigger plant and get my feet down towards the box when I attempt 14 feet. I need to let the pole do more of the work for me to shoot me over that height. It's still kind of new to me."

Rogers finished second in the mile, but took nearly five seconds off her record with a 4:45.85 clocking. She led from the start of the race, repeating her strategy from a week ago, but was caught in the final lap by LSU's Charlene Lipsey (4:45.04).

The Tigers also snared third with Laura Carleton (4:58.36) finishing in front of A&M's Sophie Blake (4:58.36) and Itzel Cetina (5:03.03).

"I definitely expected myself to go faster today," noted Rogers, who will move up to the 3,000 and 5,000 meters in the next couple of meets. "I know I have more in me, but I need to get more speed work on my legs.

"I'm going to move up all the way to 5,000 this indoor season and hope that the speed translates over to the longer distance. I might do the 3,000 next week or run a leg on the distance medley relay."

An impressive win for Henry Lelei had him just missing the school record in the men's mile as his 4:04.66 established a meet record and missed the A&M record of 4:04.16 set in 2000 by Mike Hummel.

Texas A&M went 1-7 in the mile with C.J. Brown (4:06.75) and MacLean O'Donnell (4:07.13) joining Lelei in bettering the previous meet record of 4:08.83 set in 2009 by Jake Morse of Texas and establishing marks on the Aggie all-time top 10 list.

Ashley Collier turned some heads with a 7.39 career best in the 60 meters to defeat teammate Dominique Duncan (7.43) and LSU's Kimberlyn Duncan (7.48).

In the 200, LSU's Duncan just managed to hold off the charge by A&M's Duncan for a collegiate leading 23.29 win. A&M's Duncan recorded a 23.56 in second, third fastest this season, with Collier taking third in 24.06.

Other winning efforts for the Aggie men included Michael Preble in the 800 (1:49.51), Kevin Burnett in the 5,000 (14:25.21), Cameron Alexander in the high jump (6-9.75) and both the distance medley relay (10:15.43) and the 4 x 400 (3:07.52).

Additional victories for the A&M women were Jena Hemann in the high jump (5-9.25), Aliese Hyde in the 800 (2:10.02) and Amanda Jenkins in the 5,000 meters (17:29.02).

Preble recorded the fastest collegiate time this indoor season, not run at altitude, in controlling the race after a first lap lead by teammate Nick Rollo. A&M's Oscar Ramirez ran 1:50.64 as the runner-up.

The women's 800 had Hyde chasing down LSU's Samantha Levin for a narrow victory, 2:10.02 to 2:10.11, while Hillary Hagan finished third in 2:12.43.

Running on the Aggie 4 x 400 were Ricky Babineaux (47.53), Preble (46.10), Deon Lendore (46.66) and Joey Roberts (47.24). LSU did not complete the first exchange of the baton.

Earlier in the meet Roberts matched his personal best in the 400 with a 47.19 (No. 10 A&M) for second to a collegiate-leading 46.60 by LSU's Caleb Williams. Babineaux's debut in the 400 for A&M produced a 47.30 (No. 11 A&M) for third place.

In the women's 400 another Aggie frosh, Kamaria Brown, earned second-place points with a 53.77 (No. 5 A&M) that placed her third behind a collegiate-leader of 53.13 by Cassandra Tate of LSU with Tiger teammate Rebecca Alexander second in 53.63.

Competing on the winning distance medley relay for the Aggies were James Bonn (3:02.10), Ashton Young (3:50.90), Josh Hernandez (1:57.79) and Stephen Curry (4:26.75).

Burnett and Alexander each led a 1-2-3 A&M finish in their respective events. Following Burnett in the 5,000 were James Hodges (14:34.69) and Will Barry (14:48.33). Dylan Richards (6-8.25) and Tyler Lee (6-6.75) were second and third in the high jump.

In addition to claiming the high jump, with teammate Chelsea Utley (5-7.75) in second, Hemann also placed second in the long jump with a mark of 19-0.50, just a quarter of inch behind LSU's Brittany Porter.

Jenkins led a 1-5 finish for A&M in the women's 5,000 as she was followed by Tara Upshaw (17:29.34), Grace Fletcher (17:33.12), Shawn Daglish (17:35.99) and Gabby Salazar (17:58.02).

The hurdle races provided a pair of enticing encounters. LSU's Jasmin Stowers posted a winning time of 8.35 with A&M's Donique' Flemings challenging at 8.41. In the men's 60 hurdles, Barrett Nugent of LSU clocked 7.82 with Aggie Wayne Davis II taking second in 7.93.

A runner-up performance of 60-6.5 (18.45, No. 6 performance) in the weight throw enabled Casey Strong to improve upon his No. 3 rank on the Aggie all-time list. Stong also placed second in the shot put (49-3, 15.01).

In the shot put A&M frosh Brea Garrett produced a career best of 50-10.75 (15.51) to finish second, just three-quarters of inch behind fellow freshman, Tori Bliss of LSU. Garrett improved upon her No. 2 status on the Aggie all-time list while Jennifer Edwards moved up to No. 5 with a third-place put of 48-10 (14.88).

The women's weight had Edwards equaling her career best of 58-6 (17.83, No. 5 A&M), which placed fourth, while Garrett set a best of 54-1 (16.48, No. 9 A&M).

Carter Tops School Record to Lead Stanford in Boise

2012-01-23T19:46:00.000-08:00

The sophomore breaks her own school record in the 60-meter hurdles.
Jan. 21, 2012

Stanford, Calif. - The Cardinal track and field teams dominated the Bronco Invitational, winning several events as it previewed the site of the 2012 NCAA Indoor Championships in March. Among the highlights of the meet were a new school record in the 60-meter hurdles from Kori Carter [SO Claremont, CA (Claremont HS)] and the triumphant return of Arantxa King [RS SR Medford, MA (Medford HS)] in the long jump.

King made her return from injury and a redshirt season as the top collegian in the long jump. She leaped 20-5, which was not far off the automatic standard to qualify for the NCAA Championships. Karynn Dunn [JR Diamond Bar, CA (Diamond Ranch)] also leaped well, finishing fourth with a mark of 19-8 ¼.

Stanford finished 1-2-3 in the pole vault led by Katerina Stefanidi who cleared 13-1 ½. Freshman Katie Zingheim made her debut also clearing 13-1 ½, but finishing as the runner-up based on misses. Ellie McCardwell finished third with a mark of 12-7 ½.

Carter lowered her school record in the 60-meter hurdles to 8.31 and captured the meet title in the process. Katie Nelms finished just behind Carter in 8.33, which would have tied the previous school record.

Also in the sprints, Shataya Hendricks and Carissa Levingston swept the top two spots in the 60 meters. Hendricks won with a time of 7.48, while Levingston improved her season best to 7.62.

Several Stanford sprinters doubled in the 200 meters with Hendricks leading the way with a time of 24.21. Levingston was not far behind with a time of 24.36, followed by Carter with a tome of 24.54.

The Cardinal were also victorious in the 4x400-meter relay as the team of Sarah McCurdy, Kellie Schueler, Hendricks and Carter won in 3:41.74.

Geoffrey Tabor led the Stanford men by winning the shot put with a mark of 58-6 ¾. The toss was an indoor best for Tabor who is third all-time at Stanford.

The Cardinal also went 1-2 in the pole vault as Corey Dysick won the meet with a clearance of 16-0 ¾, while Dalton Duvio was second with a mark of 15-7.

In the jumps, Darian Brooks captured the triple jump title with a mark of 47-9 ¾. Kevin Cardey also impressed, finishing second in the long jump with a mark of 22-7 ¼.

On the track, freshmen Luke Lefebure led the middle distance runners in the 800 meters with a time of 1:53.01.

The top Cardinal sprinters were Brooks in the 60 meters with a time of 7.02 and Cardey in the 200 with a time of 22.78.

The Cardinal will be back in action next weekend at both the New Balance Boston Indoor Games and the Razorback Invitational hosted by Arkansas.

Stanford Roster
MenLast Name
Name Events eligibility
Yr. Hometown (High School)
atchoo michael
Michael Atchoo Distances 3
SO Troy, MI (Troy)
bademosi johnson
Johnson Bademosi Sprints 7
SR Silver Springs, MD (Gonzaga College)
bazell graham
Graham Bazell Distances 2
RS FR Columbia, MD (Atholton)
berberick andrew
Andrew Berberick Distances 5
JR Littleton, CO (Mullen)
bertolotti marco
Marco Bertolotti Distances 3
SO Port Washington, NY (Paul D. Schreiber)
brooks darian
Darian Brooks Sprints/Jumps 1
FR Seattle, WA (Kennedy)
cardey kevin
Kevin Cardey Jumps 4
RS SO Napa, CA (Justin-Siena)
chase spencer
Spencer Chase Sprints 5
JR Phoenix, AZ (Desert Vista)
corral alfredo
Alfredo Corral Sprints 3
SO Coronado, CA (The Bishop's School)
derrick chris
Chris Derrick Distances 7
SR Naperville, IL (Neuqua Valley)
duran bronson
Bronson Duran Middle Distances 3
SO Albuquerque, NM (Sandia Prep)
duvio dalton
Dalton Duvio Pole Vault 1
FR River Ridge, LA (John Curtis Christian School)
dysick corey
Corey Dysick Decathlon 8
RS SR Phoenix, AZ (Brophy College Prep)
edwards travis
Travis Edwards Distances 3
SO Simi Valley, CA (Royal)
ferris dylan
Dylan Ferris Middle Distances 7
SR Kernersville, NC (East Forsyth)
findlay will
Will Findlay High Jump 1
FR El Dorado Hills, CA (Oak Ridge)
gregg brendan
Brendan Gregg Distances 8
RS SR Davis, CA (Davis Senior)
havel kevin
Kevin Havel Distances 7
SR Arlington Heights, IL (John Hersey)
heath elliott
Elliott Heath Distances 8
RS SR Winona, MN (Winona Senior)
hepburn colin
Colin Hepburn Sprints 3
SO Glenview, IL (Glenbrook)
hines jeremy
Jeremy Hines Throws 3
SO Sacramento, CA (Jesuit)
howell delano
Delano Howell Sprints 7
SR Newhall, CA (Hart)
johnson benjamin
Benjamin Johnson Distances 7
SR Albuquerque, NM (Albuquerque Academy)
jones patton
Patton Jones Jumps 3
SO London, UK (The American School)
konigsberg aaron
Aaron Konigsberg Javelin 4
RS SO Purchase, NY (Hackley)
krotzer kenny
Kenny Krotzer Distances 3
SO Buckley, WA (Auburn-Riverside)
lefebure luke
Luke Lefebure Distances 1
FR West Chester, PA (Henderson)
luthin tim
Tim Luthin Distances 1
FR Warwick, NY (Warwick Valley)
mallon thomas
Thomas Mallon Middle Distances 3
SO Chalfont, PA (Central Bucks South)
morton amaechi
Amaechi Morton Sprints/Hurdles 7
SR Atlanta, GA (Riverwood)
murphy trent
Trent Murphy Throws 5
JR Mesa, AZ (Brophy Prep)
olson erik
Erik Olson Distances 3
SO Novato, CA (Novato)
patterson jamal-rashad
Jamal-Rashad Patterson Sprints 5
JR McDonough, GA (Henry County)
riley jake
Jake Riley Distances 8
RS SR Bellingham, WA (Sehome HS)
rosa jim
Jim Rosa Distances 1
FR West Windsor, NJ (West Windsor Plainsboro)
rosa joe
Joe Rosa Distances 1
FR West Windsor, NJ (West Windsor Plainsboro)
rowley lucas
Lucas Rowley Throws 1
FR Casper, WY (Natrona County)
sharpe jules
Jules Sharpe High Jump 5
JR Woodland Hills, CA (Western Albermale)
stallworth rollins
Rollins Stallworth Sprints 1
FR Reno, NV (McQueen)
stutzman tyler
Tyler Stutzman Distances 5
JR Charlottesville, VA (Western Albermale)
sullivan riley
Riley Sullivan Distances 6
RS JR Santa Margarita, CA (Trabuco Hills)
tabor geoffrey
Geoffrey Tabor Throws 6
RS JR Ardmore, OK (Ardmore)
thorne adam
Adam Thorne Distances 3
SO Spokane, WA (Joel E. Ferris)
unterreiner miles
Miles Unterreiner Distances 7
SR Gig Harbor, WA (Gig Harbor)
valdes ryan
Ryan Valdes Distances 5
JR San Juan Capistrano, CA (Dana Hills)
valdes tyler
Tyler Valdes Distances 5
JR San Juan Capistrano, CA (Dana Hills)
willis ii dartis
Dartis Willis II High Jump 1
FR Beverly Hills, MI (Detroit Country Day)
young jacob
Jacob Young Multis/Hurdles 1
FR Spearfish, SD (Spearfish)

Women Last Name
Name Events eligibility
Yr. Hometown (High School)
amaro emilie
Emilie Amaro Distances 6
RS JR Cooper City, FL. (Cypress Bay)
anselmini mary kate
Mary Kate Anselmini Distances 1
FR Stony Brook, NY (Ward Melville)
bain brianna
Brianna Bain Javelin 1
FR Beaverton, OR (Aloha)
billmeyer alli
Alli Billmeyer Distances 1
FR Solana Beach, CA (Torrey Pines)
buchbinder jaye
Jaye Buchbinder Distances 1
FR Long Beach, CA (Chadwick School)
carter kori
Kori Carter Hurdles 3
SO Claremont, CA (Claremont)
collison claire
Claire Collison Distances 6
RS JR La Crescenta, CA (Crescenta Valley)
cuffe aisling
Aisling Cuffe Distances 1
FR Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY (Cornwall Central)
dewberry taylor
Taylor Dewberry Sprints 3
SO Winston-Salem, NC (Mount Tabor)
dunn karynn
Karynn Dunn Jumps/Hurdles 5
JR Diamond Bar, CA (Diamond Ranch)
durkin claire
Claire Durkin Distances 5
JR Columbus, OH (Worthington Kilbourne)
ellis lauren
Lauren Ellis Sprints 1
FR West Florence, SC (West Florence)
farley hannah
Hannah Farley Sprints/Hurdles 5
JR Indianapolis, IN (Park Tudor)
farrell amber
Amber Farrell Hurdles 1
FR Aurora, IL (Illinois Mathematics and Sciences Academy)
fedronic justine
Justine Fedronic Middle-Distances 5
JR Belmont, CA (Carlmont)
foster julia
Julia Foster Distances 1
FR Albuquerque, NM (Albuquerque Academy)
francis leah
Leah Francis Distances 3
SO Juneau, AK (Juneau-Douglas)
ginez sophia
Sophia Ginez Distances 3
SO Dayton, NJ (South Bunswick)
gradiska angela
Angela Gradiska Sprints 3
SO Los Altos, CA (Pinewood)
griffin georgia
Georgia Griffin Distances 7
SR Norwich, VT (Hanover)
hammar rebecca
Rebecca Hammar Throws 1
FR Atwater, CA (Buhach Colony)
harper jazmin
Jazmin Harper Sprints 1
FR Roseville, CA (Oakmont)
hawkins claire
Claire Hawkins Pole Vault 3
SO Mission Viejo, CA (Rancho Santa Margarita)
hendricks shataya
Shataya Hendricks Sprints 8
RS SR Ft. Lauderdale, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas)
johnson adrienne
Adrienne Johnson High Jump 3
SO Pleasant Hill, CA (Carondelet)
king arantxa
Arantxa King Jumps/Sprints 8
RS SR Medford, MA (Medford HS)
kroeger kathy
Kathy Kroeger Distances 5
JR Franklin, TN (Independence)
lattanzi maria
Maria Lattanzi Middle Distances 6
RS JR Palo Alto, CA (Palo Alto)
levingston carissa
Carissa Levingston Sprints 5
JR Midwest City, OK (Midwest City)
mccardwell ellie
Ellie McCardwell Pole Vault 3
SO Pendleton, IN (Pendleton Heights)
mccurdy sarah
Sarah McCurdy Middle Distances 6
RS JR Brightwaters, NY (Bayshore)
mcnamara molly
Molly McNamara Distances 1
FR Little Silver, NJ (Red Bank Catholic)
medina christina
Christina Medina Throws 1
FR Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Westminster Academy)
merback jordan
Jordan Merback Hurdles 6
RS JR Casper, WY (Kelly Walsh)
murray tate
Tate Murray Distances 3
SO Lake Oswego, OR (Lake Oswego)
nelms katie
Katie Nelms Sprints 3
SO San Jose, CA (Leland)
o'hare joy
Joy O'Hare Sprints 6
RS JR Colorado Springs, CO (Cheyenne Mountain)
patten elaine
Elaine Patten High Jump 5
JR O'Fallon, IL (O'Fallon Township)
pennings victoria
Victoria Pennings Distances 6
RS JR Warwick, NY (Warwick)
reese kristin
Kristin Reese Distances 7
SR Holmes, NY (Carmel)
rotello maria
Maria Rotello Multis 1
FR Lebanon, OH (Lebanon)
schueler kellie
Kellie Schueler Sprints 3
SO Bend, OR (Summit)
stefanidi katerina
Katerina Stefanidi Pole Vault 7
SR Athens, Greece (First Pallini)
stepter kala
Kala Stepter Hurdles/Sprints 5
JR Oro Valley, AZ (Canyon del Oro)
sveinsson chelsey
Chelsey Sveinsson Distances 1
FR Dallas, TX (Greenhill School)
thompson trinity
Trinity Thompson Sprints 2
RS FR Honolulu, HI
tonn jessica
Jessica Tonn Distances 3
SO Paradise Valley, AZ (Xavier Prep)
tracy-visintainer kailea
Kailea Tracy-Visintainer Sprints 1
FR Makawao, HI (Seabury Hall)
treasure madeline
Madeline Treasure Multis 1
FR Knoxville, TN (Knoxville West)
trujillo aimee
Aimee Trujillo Distances 1
FR Poway, CA (Poway)
varnell hannah
Hannah Varnell Distances 5
JR Gloucester, VA (Gloucester)
vogel laura
Laura Vogel Middle Distances 7
SR Mercer Island, WA (Mercer Island)
wisdom alyssa
Alyssa Wisdom Throws 5
JR Coral Springs, FL (Coral Springs)
zingheim katie
Katie Zingheim Pole Vault 1
FR Granite Bay, CA (Granite Bay)

Coaching Staff

Edrick Floreal - The Franklin P. Johnson Director of Track & Field
Jason Dunn - Associate Cross Country Coach - Assistant Track Coach
Andrew Ninow - Assistant Coach - Throws
Kyle White - Assistant Coach - Sprints/Hurdles/High Jump
PattiSue Plumer - Associate Cross Country Coach - Assistant Track Coach
Toby Stevenson - Assistant Coach - Multi-Events/Pole Vault
Hakon DeVries - Volunteer Assistant Coach
Garrettt Heath - Volunteer Assistant Coach
Erica McLain - Volunteer Assistant Coach
Joseph Wagstaffe - Director of Operations

Courtesy Stanford

California Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week Linda Oseso Nets Weekly Honor

2012-01-23T17:19:00.000-08:00

Linda Oseso's record broke a school mark that had stood since 2006.

Jan. 23, 2012

BERKELEY - In Cal's opening meet of the season, Linda Oseso set a school record in the weight throw with a mark of 60-9.50 to win the competition at the Cherry & Silver Invitational in Albuquerque, N.M., making her this week's California Muscle Milk Student-Ahlete of the Week.

Oseso, who claimed the event by nearly two feet over Kiah Hicks of Colorado State, had a previous best of 59-1.50 during her third-place finish at last winter's MPSF Championships.

On Friday, she surpassed that distance twice, including a mark of 59-9.50 on her fifth try. Oseso's record breaks the old school mark of 60-4.50 by Carrie Johnson in 2006.

2011-12 California Muscle Milk Student-Athletes of the Week

Date Student-Athlete Sport
Jan. 23 Linda Oseso Women's Track & Field
Jan. 17 Donothan Bailey Men's Gymnastics
Jan. 9 Gennifer Brandon Women's Basketball
Jan. 2 Jorge Gutierrez Men's Basketball
Dec. 12 Allen Crabbe Men's Basketball
Dec. 5 Caitlin Leverenz Women's Swimming and Diving
Nov. 28 Deborah Maier Cross Country
Nov. 21 Caitlin Leverenz Women's Swimming and Diving
Nov. 14 Kathleen Messinger Women's Soccer
Nov. 7 Erin Magill Field Hockey
Nov. 2 Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick Women's Soccer
Oct. 24 Megan Shimojima Field Hockey
Oct. 17 Tarah Murrey Volleyball
Oct. 10 Emily Kruger Women's Soccer
Oct. 3 Jordan O'Reilly Field Hockey
Sept. 26 Nick Andrews Men's Tennis
Sept. 19 Tarah Murrey Volleyball
Sept. 12 Zack Maynard Football
Sept. 5 Adrienne Gehan Volleyball
Aug. 29 Correy Johnson Volleyball
Aug. 22 Lauren Battung Women's Soccer

Weaver Claims Second Title at Cherry & Silver Invitational

2012-01-23T17:15:00.001-08:00

Bears Complete First Meet of 2012 Indoor Season

Hammed Suleman took second in both the long jump and triple jump in Albuquerque

Jan. 21, 2012

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Angelica Weaver won her second event in two days - taking the 400 meters in a PR 55.23 - and Golden Bears finished in the runner-up position in three others events on the final day of the season-opening Cherry & Silver Invitational Saturday.

Weaver's previous best in the indoor 400m was 55.89 at last year's MPSF Championships. She won her flight Saturday and held onto first after Kaymarie Jones of Adams State was timed in 55.26 in a later race. On Friday night, Weaver captured the 600 meters in 1:34.28.

In the men's triple jump, Hammed Suleman placed second - he was the top collegian - with a best of 50-11.00 that he achieved on his sixth attempt. Josh Como of CVE, who won 2011 NCAA Division II outdoor triple jump title for Cal State LA, took first at 51-11.75. Freshman Jonte Grant was fifth in his first meet at Cal with his effort of 49-5.00, which topped his high school PR of 48-11.25.

Freshman Sydney Gray was the runner-up in the women's 800 meters in 2:16.28, and junior Taylor Dutch took second in the women's mile in 5:03.24.

Tom Blocker was 10th in the men's 400 meters, but did set an indoor PR with his time of 49.00.

Others to place among the top five included Sebastian Sam in the men's 800 meters (1:55.81) and Aziza Baker in the women's triple jump (40-2.75).

In Friday's late action, Suleman set an indoor PR in the long jump, finishing second with a mark of 24-6.50 and a quarter inch ahead of his previous best. Kristin Rimbach and Gianna Fernandez tied for third in the high jump at 5-6, while freshman Evan Barr cleared 15-1.75 in the pole vault.

Cherry & Silver Invitational
Albuquerque Convention Center - Albuquerque, N.M.

Complete Results

Men's Results
60m (prelims) - 17. Dash Oliver 7.04; 26. Idarre Coles 7.32

400m - 10. Tom Blocker 49.00; 24. Jonathan Berry-Smith 50.67

800m - 4. Sebastian Sam 1:55.81

60m hurdles (prelims) - 2. Ray Stewart 7.87q

60m hurdles (final) - Ray Stewart DNF

Triple Jump - 2. Hammed Suleman 50-11.00 (15.52m); 5. Jonte Grant 49-5.00 (15.06m); Taylor Kientzel-Means NM

Shot Put - 18. Idarre Coles 35-4.50 (10.78m); Scott Esparza NM

Friday's Late Results
Pole Vault - 9. Evan Barr 15-1.75 (4.62m)

Long Jump - 2. Hammed Suleman 24-6.50 (7.48m); 7. Jonte Grant 23-0.50 (7.02m); 16. Taylor Kientzel-Means 22-3.00 (6.78m); 22. Idarre Coles 21-9.00 (6.63m)

Women's Results
60m (prelims) - 6. Malaina Payton 7.63q; 23. Carisma Lyday 7.80; 27. Charnell Price 7.84

60m (final) - 8. Malaina Payton 7.65

400m - 1. Angelica Weaver 55.23; 8. Gia Trevisan 56.68; 32. Alima Kamara 1:00.03

800m - 2. Sydney Gray 2:16.28; 14. Taylor Lawson 2:21.39

Mile - 2. Taylor Dutch 5:03.24; 11. Taylor Bryson 5:19.62

60m hurdles (prelims) - 12. Emani Truluck 8.80q

60m hurdles (final) - 8. Emani Truluck 8.75

Triple Jump - 5. Aziza Baker 40-2.75 (12.26m); 6. Amanda Hunter 39-9.75 (12.13m)

Friday's Late Results
High Jump - T3. Kristin Rimbach 5-6.00 (1.68m); T3. Gianna Fernandez 5-6.00 (1.68m)

Courtesy Cal

Oseso, Weaver Lead Bears on Opening Night

2012-01-23T17:11:00.000-08:00

Cal Begins 2012 Indoor Track & Field Season in New Mexico
Jan. 20, 2012

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - With a heave of 60-9.50 on her third attempt, senior Linda Oseso set a Cal record in the women's weight throw to highlight the Golden Bears' the opening night of competition at the Cherry & Silver Invitational at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

Junior Angelica Weaver captured the women's 600 meters as the Golden Bears posted several strong performances in their first indoor meet of the year.

Oseso, who won the weight throw by nearly two feet over Kiah Hicks of Colorado State, had a previous best of 59-1.50 during her third-place finish at last winter's MPSF Championships. On Friday, she surpassed that distance twice, including a mark of 59-9.50 on her fifth try. Oseso's record breaks the old school mark of 60-4.50 by Carrie Johnson in 2006.

Winner of the Pan Am Junior title in the 400m hurdles over the summer, Weaver crossed the line in the 600 meters in 1:34.28, edging out Josephine Moultrie of host New Mexico by .40 seconds.

Malaina Payton tied for fifth in the long jump with Grand Canyon's Ann-Marie Duffus with an indoor best of 19-11.50.

In the men's events, Brian Carmichael just missed his indoor PR in the high jump. He tied for second with Washington State's Shawn Swartz as both jumpers cleared 6-10.25. Carmichael's indoor best is 6-11 from last season. Nick Ridge (4th, 6-8.25) and Mike Tracy (8th, 6-6.25) also performed well for the Bears.

Tom Blocker PR'd in the 200m with a time of 22.33, better than the 22.61 he ran in 2010, while Sebastian Sam took fourth in the 600m in 1:21.22.

Several Bears made their collegiate debuts Friday - Jonathan Berry-Smith (200m), Derek White (weight throw), Scott Esparza (weight throw), Gia Trevisan (200), Carisma Lyday (200m) and Taylor Lawson (600m).

Results for other events were not available late Friday night. The meet resumes Saturday morning.

Cherry & Silver Invitational Albuquerque Convention Center, Albuquerque, NM

Complete Results

Men's Results
200m - 19. Tom Blocker 22.33; 33. Dash Oliver 23.10; 34. Jonathan Berry-Smith 23.12

600m - 4. Sebastian Sam 1:21.22

High Jump - T2. Brian Carmichael 6-10.25 (2.09m); 4. Nick Ridge 6-8.25 (2.04m); 8. Mike Tracy 6-6.25 (1.99m); Idarre Coles NH

Weight Throw - 4. Derek White 58-11.50 (17.97m); 7. Scott Esparza 55-7.75 (16.96m)

Women 200m - 25. Gia Trevisan 25.26; 29. Charnell Price 25.30; 59. Emani Truluck 26.06; 60. Carisma Lyday 26.06

600m - 1. Angelica Weaver 1:34.28; 7. Taylor Lawson 1:36.93; 9. Sydney Gray 1:27.29; 10. Alima Kamara 1:38.86

Long Jump - Malaina Payton 19-11.50 (6.08m); 11. Amanda Hunter 18-5.00 (5.61m); 17. Aziza Baker 17-8.25 (5.39m)

Weight Throw - 1. Linda Oseso 60-9.50 (18.53m) (Cal record)

Courtesy Cal

New Balance Games

2012-01-23T17:06:00.000-08:00

New York City
January 21, 2012
200 meters banked track
by Keith Conning

Strymar Livingston (Christopher Columbus HS, Bronx, NY) set a high school record of 1:01.68 in the 500 meters. The old high school record of 1:02.40 was set by Mike Greene (Boston College, Dorchester, Ma) in 1984. Najee Glass (St. Peter's, Neward) placed second in 1:02.16 (2, 2 HS).

Andy Baddeley (Great Britain), Britain's top metric miler, an Olympic finalist in Beijing 2008, and a World Championship finalist in Osaka 2007, won the open mile in 3:57.22. James Brewer (Great Britain), who ran and studied at Cal briefly, placed second in 3:57.92. Edward Cheserek (St. Benedicts High School, Newark; Kenya). the Foot Locker National Cross Country Champion, was seventh in 4:02.21 (2, 2HS)(junior-class record) (3:45.2[2, 2HS]. Alan Webb (South Lakes, Reston, VA) set the HSR indoor record of 3:59.86 in 2001. Lukas Verbicas (Sandburg, Orland Park, IL) set the junior-class record of 4:03.88 last year.

Brewer: "Reached the semifinals of the 1500 meters at the 2009 World Championships, running a PR 3:37.17 in the first round and 3:37.27 in the semis ... fell just 0.08 seconds shy of qualifying for the final ... finished second at the European Under-23 Championships in the 1500 ... ran a 3:54.80 mile at the Aviva London Grand Prix on July 25 ... owns a best of 1:47.92 in the 800 and was runner-up in the event at the European Junior Championships in 2007 ... won a silver medal in the 1500 at the Under-23 European Championships in 2009. Personal: Born June 18, 1988, in Cheltenham, England ... mother is Heather Brewer ... has two older sisters - one is a dance instructor and the other is studying for a Ph.D. in sports psychology ... spent one year at the University of Bath before transferring to Cal ... undeclared major." Courtesy Cal

Brewer left Cal and returned to England.

Brenda Martinez (Rancho Cucamonga HS 2005; UC Riverside 2010) won the women's mile in 4:39.37. Lauren Centrowitz (Stanford 2009) was fourth in 4:40.60.

Baddeley Wins New Balance Games Elite Mile

2012-01-23T16:22:00.000-08:00

USATF Board welcomes three new members

2012-01-23T12:52:00.000-08:00

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INDIANAPOLIS – USA Track & Field’s Board of Directors has welcomed athlete and activist Jackie Joyner-Kersee (Lincoln HS, East St. Louis 1980;UCLA 1980-1985), sports attorney Eve Wright and network television executive Mickey Carter to its ranks. Wright and Carter assume independent seats, while Joyner-Kersee takes the board’s High Performance seat. Board member Steve Miller has been elected to the position of board vice chair.

“With Jackie, Eve and Mickey, we are bringing aboard three individuals who have achieved the highest levels of professional accomplishment in sport and in corporate America,” Chairman and President Stephanie Hightower said. “They all fit the profile of what any organization would want in their board members: successful, accomplished, and with insight from many areas that will add texture and depth to our leadership.”

A member of the National Track & Field Hall of Fame, Joyner-Kersee won three gold, one silver and two bronze medals in track and field, spanning four Olympic Games. She set multiple records during her career and still holds the world record in the heptathlon and the American record in the long jump. Recognized by Sports Illustrated as the greatest female athlete of the 20th century, she was a two-time winner of the Jesse Owens Award. Since retiring from the sport, she has been a community activist via the Jackie Joyner Kersee Foundation and as a cofounder in 2008 of Athletes for Hope, a charitable organization of professional athletes who get involved in charitable causes and inspire millions of non-athletes to volunteer and support their communities. The UCLA graduate also works with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Farm Foundation to promote the availability and consumption of healthy foods by Americans and is a nationally sought-after speaker.

Wright is Vice President and Associate General Counsel of the Miami HEAT, where she negotiates and drafts marketing and sponsorship agreements with companies ranging from Comcast to American Airlines, Verizon, Pepsi, Anheuser-Busch, United Healthcare, Sony and countless others. She also negotiates media rights as well as agreements for staging concerts in the AmericanAirlines Arena. She previously was senior director of business affairs at the LPGA, where among other duties she handled marketing opportunities, contracts and governance issues. A graduate of DePauw University and the University of Indiana School of Law, Wright has been recognized among the National Bar Association’s 40 Under 40 Best Advocates and has received the Thurgood Marshall Distinguished Young Leader Award.

A communications, corporate, entertainment and sports attorney, Carter is vice president of national accounts for the Fox News Channel in New York, where he manages relationships with cable and satellite companies, negotiates agreements and leads the account sales team. He previously was senior director of programming for Time Warner Cable, worked as in-house counsel for Zomba Recording Corporation and was chief operating officer for Indianapolis-based SCA Sports & Entertainment, where he handled personnel, budgets and strategic planning as well as serving as a talent agent for entertainers and an agent for professional athletes. In the 1990s he was a captain in the U.S. Army’s Judge Advocate General’s Corps, serving as a criminal prosecutor at Ft. Leonard Wood. Carter is a graduate of Harvard University and Notre Dame Law School.

Joyner-Kersee, Wright and Carter were selected through USATF’s board nominating process, with a call for independent-seat nominations being sent to USATF members in the fall. USATF’s High Performance Division forwarded three candidates for their open seat. All nominations were sent to USATF’s Nomination and Governance Panel – chaired by Darlene Hickman and including B.J. Palma, Anne Timmons, Jeff Hartwig, Bob Larsen, Joanna Hayes and Edrick Floreal – who put forward Joyner-Kersee, Carter and Wright. USATF’s board of directors accepted the nominations and the three took part in their first board meeting on January 18.

For more on the USATF Board of Directors, visit http://www.usatf.org/About/Committees/Board-of-Directors.aspx

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Where are the preps going to college?

2012-01-23T09:39:00.000-08:00

C.J. Albertson (Buchanan) – Arizona State
Kevin Bishop (Monta Vista) – Stanford
Dylan Blankenbaker (Ramona) – Oklahoma
Cami Chapus (Harvard-Westlake) – Stanford
Savannah Comacho (Templeton) – Oklahoma State
Kevin Bishop (Monta Vista) – Stanford
Ashlyn Dadkah (Torrey Pines) – California
Darren Fahy (La Costa Canyon) – Georgetown
Rebecca Mehra (Palos Verdes) – Stanford
Kevin Mihalik (Rancho Bernardo 2011) – Air Force
Cameron Miller (Stockdale) – Stanford
Lyndsey Mull (Redondo) – UCLA
Kendal Nielsen (Bear River) – Cal Poly
Deon Pinder (Merrill West) – Oklahoma
Blake Selig (Rio Mesa) – UCLA
Allison Sturges (Mountain View) – Duke
Shea Taylor (Grace Davis) – BYU
Julian Todd-Borden (La Costa Canyon) – Drake
Carrie Verdon (Campolindo) – Colorado
Amy Weissenbach (Harvard-Westlake) – Stanford

Running USA wire 8, January 22, 2012

2012-01-23T07:38:00.000-08:00

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In this edition:
Macias, Kenney Win 21st Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon

ING Miami Marathon Expects $45-Plus Million Economic Impact in 2012

The "New" Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & ½ Marathon Announced

Everclear to Headline Finish Line Concert at Austin 10/20

UPCOMING EVENTS

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• Dick Batchelor 5K, Orlando, FL, January 28
• 10th The Texas Half, Dallas, TX, January 28
• Inaugural Tinkerbell Half-Marathon, Anaheim, CA, January 29
• 10th ING Miami Marathon & Half Marathon, Miami, FL, Jan 29
• Great Lakes Expo Run, Franklin, WI, January 29
• Miracle Match Marathon, Waco, TX, January 29
• Frost Giant 5K & 10K, Estes Park, CO, January 29
• Medtronic TC Kids Marathon Fieldhouse Fun Run, Minneapolis, MN, Feb 4
• Florida Hospital Lady Track Shack 5K, Winter Park, FL, February 4
• Melbourne & Beaches Music Marathon Weekend, Melbourne, FL, February 5
• Super Bowl 5K, Denver, CO, February 5
• Redondo Beach Super Bowl Sunday 10K/5K, CA, February 5
• Surf City USA Marathon & Half, Huntington Beach, CA, February 5
• Virginia Is for Lovers 14K & 1.4 Miler, Virginia Beach, VA, February 11
• Hearts & Soles 5K, Atlanta, GA, February 11
• Valentine's Day TC 5K, Minneapolis, MN, February 11
• Valentine's Day - Hearts 'r' Running 5K, St. Paul, MN, February 11
• USA Cross Country Championships, St. Louis, MO, February 11
• Love 'em or Leave 'em Valentine's Day Dash, Seattle, WA, February 11

Macias, Kenney Win 21st Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon
Sisay, Lagat claim half-marathon titles; more than 8,400 participate in sold-out event
By Patrice Malloy

CARLSBAD, Calif. - (January 22, 2012) - Mario Macias of Alamosa, Colo. and Christine Kenney of New York City claimed victories at the 21st Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon held Sunday morning in Carlsbad under mostly cloudy skies with temperatures ranging from the upper 40s to upper 50s.

Macias, 30, claimed a decisive wire-to-wire win in 2 hours, 22 minutes, 24 seconds. It was his first Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon appearance.

"I mainly used the race as a workout," said Macias, a Mexican citizen. "I am used to running alone, but it is nice to have someone to push you. The cheers from the crowds helped a lot."

Macias finished more than two minutes ahead of runner-up Jae Yung Hyung, 40, of Korea (2:25:03) and Jacques Sallberg, 37, of Pasadena, Calif. rounded out the podium finishing third in 2:29:11.

In the women's division, Kenney, 33, also enjoyed a wire-to-wire victory, finishing in 2:53:07. "I love Carlsbad and would love to live here someday," said Kenney who has a sister who lives in Carlsbad.

Sarah Hallas (Ursuline HS; Chico State), 32, of Petaluma, Calif. finished second in 2:57:49, while Julie Brekke, 38, of La Jolla, Calif. took third (3:02:38).

In the half-marathon race, Africans took top honors with Ezkyas Sisay, 23, of Ethiopia winning the men's race in 1:04:43 and Kenyan Everlyne Lagat, 31, claiming the woman's crown, clocking a 1:12:44.

Sisay grabbed an early commanding lead, only to have the chase pack of Meshack Kirwa (KEN), Teklu Deneke (ETH) and Joseph Gray (Newcastle, Wash.) catch up to him just past the 4-mile mark.

"My goal was to maintain a pace fast enough for a 1:02 finish, but nobody would go with me," said Sisay, who placed 9th in last November's New York City Marathon. I knew I had enough speed to finish strong though and win."

Kirwa took second in 1:05:10 and Deneke was third (1:05:16).

In the women's race, Lagat and Jane Kibii, the three-time defending race champion, ran together for the first 8 miles before Lagat pulled away for her first Carlsbad victory.
"I knew Jane has won three times and I knew she was very good," said Lagat. "I knew I needed to break away."

Kibii, who according to her manager, Brad Poore, has been ill recently, finished second in 1:15:18, while Heather Jackson, a Carlsbad-based triathlete, finished third (1:16:11).
Overall, 8,468 runners and walkers from 46 states and 12 foreign countries participated in the 2012 Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon & Half Marathon.

The scenic 26.2 and 13.1 mile races started and finished at the Westfield Plaza Camino Real in Carlsbad and treated runners and walkers to tours of the Buena Vista Lagoon, the Village of Carlsbad and the Pacific coastline before returning home to the finish line. Twenty-seven musical bands entertained the thousands of participants, volunteers and spectators along the course throughout the morning.

The event enlisted the help of more than 2,000 volunteers and benefited 22 official charities. Both the marathon and the half-marathon sold out months in advance.

21st Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Marathon
Carlsbad, CA, Sunday, January 22, 2012

MEN
1) Mario Macias (MEX / CO), 2:22:24, $1500*
2) Jae Yung Hyung (KOR), 2:25:03, $750*
3) Jacques Sallberg (USA / CA), 2:29:11, $100
*includes $500 sub-2:30:00 and $500 sub-25:00 bonuses

WOMEN
1) Christine Kenney (USA / NY), 2:53:07, $1000*
2) Sarah Hallas (USA / CA), 2:57:49 $750*
3) Julie Brekke (USA / CA), 3:02:38, $100
*includes $500 sub-2:58 bonus

Tri-City Medical Center Carlsbad Half Marathon
MEN
1) Ezkyas Sisay (ETH), 1:04:43, $2500*
2) Meshack Kirwa (KEN), 1:05:10, $750
3) Teklu Deneke (ETH), 1:05:16, $750
*includes $1000 first sub-1:04:00 bonus

WOMEN
1) Everlyne Lagat (KEN), 1:12:44, $2500*
2) Jane Kibii (KEN), 1:15:13, $750
3) Heather Jackson (USA / CA), 1:16:11, $300
*includes $1000 first sub-1:15:00 bonus

Full results and more at: www.carlsbadmarathon.com

ING Miami Marathon Expects $45-Plus Million Economic Impact in 2012
10th edition approaching 25,000 entrants for all races

MIAMI - (January 17, 2012) - As the ING Miami Marathon and Half-Marathon® continues to grow, with race entries approaching 25,000 in 2012, the economic impact that the race has on the South Florida economy continues to surge along with it.
The event, set for Sunday, January 29, is expected to generate more than $45 million for the local economy this year in the form of hotel bookings, restaurant spending, transportation, shopping and entertainment.

That milestone would exceed the $41.4 million that the event generated in 2011 according to a report prepared by the Sport Industry Research Center at Temple University. That total was 24% higher than in 2010, or an additional $8.04 million dollars in economic activity.

Event organizers also estimate that the 2012 economic impact will mean that the event is approaching a cumulative $200 million in economic impact as it celebrates its 10th edition, making it one of the top beneficiaries of the local community over the past decade.

"The ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon are among our most popular signature events," says William D. Talbert III, CDME, President and CEO of the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau. "Over the past ten years, we have experienced the tremendous growth of this event with its thousands of participants from around the world enjoying our community and pumping money into our local economy. We're very proud and pleased to welcome the ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon each year and look forward to the next ten years of its continued growth and success."

Specific economic benefits of hosting the 2011 ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon for Miami-Dade County were:
• $24,853,030 of new money directly introduced into the county
• $7,164,550 of subsequent inter-industry spending within the county
• $9,391,201 of subsequent household spending within the county
• $15,173,318 increase in household incomes for county residents
• 431.8 new jobs created within the county.

The 2011 event had 21,147 registered runners from 79 countries and all 50 states. The report showed that 34,442 hotel room nights were generated by the race. Among non-local participants, the domestic market increased by 37% to 10,589 and the international market increased 35% to 3,210. International participants spend more in every spending category of lodging, food and beverage, transportation, retail shopping, tourist attractions and entertainment.

"The Miami Marathon has definitely earned its place as one of the top running events in the U.S. and now has become an internationally renowned event as evidenced by the increase in foreign registrations," said Dave Scott, General Manager for US Road Sports & Entertainment of Florida and Race Director for the ING Miami Marathon and Half-Marathon . "The increase in registrations from Latin America and the Caribbean is coupled with that from Europe. Our foreign participants are known for staying longer, which increases our hotel occupancies and related travel revenue, and they also embrace the great shopping and all that South Florida offers."

The ING Miami Marathon and Half Marathon is South Florida's largest running event. Visit www.INGmiamimarathon.com for more information.

The "New" Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & ½ Marathon Announced
Event celebrates community's giving spirit and honors patients of Nationwide Children's; 33rd edition on October 21 to also commemorate Columbus Bicentennial

COLUMBUS, Ohio - (January 18, 2012) - The Nationwide Insurance Columbus Marathon and Nationwide Insurance are making Nationwide Children's Hospital the title beneficiary of the annual running and walking event, renaming it the Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & ½ Marathon. The agreement is for three years and takes effect immediately. The goal of the partnership is to engage the community while gaining corporate and participant support of Nationwide Children's Hospital's non-profit mission.

Nationwide Insurance remains as one of the event's lead sponsors and will continue providing corporate support. Nationwide Insurance has been a key sponsor of the Marathon since the event's inception in 1980.

"We are excited about this transition as we continue our involvement with the newly named Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon and 1/2 Marathon," said Chad Jester, Vice President, Corporate Citizenship, Nationwide Insurance. "The annual running and walking event has become nationally renowned and showcases tens of thousands of people who participate as athletes, volunteers and spectators. We see the engagement with the hospital as another great opportunity for the entire community to further support the life-saving work undertaken at Nationwide Children's Hospital."

Bill Burns, Chairman of the Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon Board of Trustees, said the group is honored to be a part of this. "Adding Nationwide Children's Hospital as our title beneficiary significantly increases the positive impact our event has on the entire community," Burns said. "We could not ask for a better corporate partner than Nationwide Insurance, as they have stood with us since day one. The sky is the limit in terms of how this powerful collaboration will benefit the participants, volunteers and sponsors and the entire Columbus community, and of course, what it can mean for the hospital."

Steve Allen, M.D. and chief executive officer of Nationwide Children's Hospital, added, "We want to recognize Nationwide Insurance for once again coming forward to support both the Marathon and the hospital in their role as one of our community's most engaged corporate leaders. We also thank the Columbus Marathon for selecting Nationwide Children's Hospital as their title beneficiary. This event is already nationally recognized as America's best-organized marathon and is always one of the biggest events on the Columbus calendar. As the City celebrates its Bicentennial year, the hospital marks its 120th year of providing the best possible care to children regardless of a family's ability to pay. We can only do this thanks to tremendous community support and partnerships like the one we've announced today."

To kick-off the spirit of charitable giving, the Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon is issuing a "call to commit" to this year's participants - the Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon will match the first $100,000 in donations that are raised for the hospital by participants in the 2012 race. Fundraising participants are part of Children's Champions - a team of athletes who dedicate their race to the kids of Nationwide Children's. Hopes are that other corporate partners will provide similar matching opportunities to encourage fundraising efforts.

"We are honored to have such a favorable impact on our community, and this new relationship will help us do even more good work," said Darris Blackford, Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon Race Director. "Running and walking can be good for your health, and can make a difference in the lives of others, too."

In addition, there are several new components that will pay tribute to and honor the millions of patients Nationwide Children's Hospital cares for annually. Each of the 26 miles, deemed the "Miracle Miles", will be dedicated to a "Patient Champion" - a current patient of Nationwide Children's. The community will have the opportunity to nominate a child as a Patient Champion (more information about nominating a child will be shared at a later date). Patient Champions will also be involved in other aspects of the event, from cheering participants on at the finish line, to presenting the marathon medals. Each Miracle Mile can be sponsored by a corporate or community organization in which the partners hope to have full engagement.

Today, the partners are also excited to announce the very first Patient Champion who will represent the inaugural Nationwide Insurance Miracle Mile - Alison Hile. Alison, 11, is the daughter of Doug and Jill Hile (Hilliard, OH) who are both associates at Nationwide Insurance. Alison has been a patient of Nationwide Children's since she was just days old when she was first diagnosed with cystic fibrosis. The Hile family leads an active lifestyle and loves to run which is actually very healthy for Alison's lungs and is an important part of her continued treatment as a patient living with cystic fibrosis.

The announcement of this partnership comes on the heels of a recent economic impact study conducted by Fisher Business Services at The Ohio State University that estimated the lifetime economic impact of the Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon's 32?year history to be more than $154 million, including $13 million in 2011.

Additionally announced were several special Bicentennial activities to commemorate the City's Bicentennial. These include special recognitions honoring the city at the Race Expo, Start Line and Celebration Village; every 200th finisher will get a special award; hundreds of athletes will hold up large Bicentennial banners at the start line that will feature the 200Columbus logo, which will make for spectacular aerial photographs; all participants in the Children's Run will wear #200 on their runner bibs; and much more.

The Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon has helped raise millions of dollars as a fundraising mechanism for many charities over its 32-year history, including the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Team in Training, the Hospice Foundation's Run to Remember, The Susan G. Komen For the Cure's Marathon for the Cure and the American Cancer Society's Team Determination. These and other charities will be encouraged to continue their fundraising efforts under the new agreement.

The 33rd Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & ½ Marathon will be held on Sunday, October 21, 2012 and will have the capacity of 7,000 full Marathoners and 11,000 1/2 Marathoners. Registration officially opens on Saturday, January 21. The Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon is among the 20 largest marathons in the United States and is one of the top marathons to qualify runners for the Boston Marathon, according to Running USA. For more information, visit www.columbusmarathon.com or call (614) 421-7866.

Everclear to Headline Finish Line Concert at Austin 10/20
Course and prize purse also unveiled for inaugural 10 mile road race; 10,000 entrant cap

AUSTIN, Texas - (January 18, 2012) - The Austin 10/20, the new Texas 10 mile running event sensation, has announced the signing of Everclear as the finish line concert band. They will be the feature act on the main stage and will go on at 10:45am race day April 15. The concert is free for all race participants, spectators and volunteers.

Formed in Portland Oregon in 1992, Everclear is well known for numerous radio hits such as "Wonderful" and "Father of Mine". Their songs have been featured in films American Pie and Scream 2. The Austin 10/20 is thrilled to have them take the main stage on April 15 to cap off the inaugural Austin 10/20.

Event Manager Shannon Madigan said, "Everclear has a great following in Austin and are well known nationally. They fit perfectly with our runner demographics and we're looking forward to a fantastic post-race concert."

Everclear will be playing at the finish line party after 10 miles and 20 stages (one every 1/2 mile) full of local Austin bands. The 10 mile course and band locations were recently unveiled and can be seen on the website at www.austin1020.com. The North Austin course starts and finishes at The Domain.

Race Director Peter Douglass said, "Our course is truly flat and fast which is unusual in Austin. Our participants should really enjoy it, especially with all the entertainment we have along the way!"

The race course has undergone full review from the City of Austin and has been conditionally approved. The City expressed concern about overcrowding and has put a cap of 10,000 on the participant number. Race entries have been coming in steadily and a sellout is expected.

The Austin 10/20 has also announced a significant cash prize purse for elite athletes in the male and female Open divisions with $23,000 in guaranteed prize money and another $20,000 in record bonuses are up for grabs. Texas residents get an additional 20% cash bonus if they finish in the money.

"The Austin 10/20 is going to be the most entertaining running event in America this year, but we're hoping that with our prize money and flat course, it's going to be one of the fastest as well," said Douglass. "We'll find out on April 15."

For more race information including registration, go to: www.austin1020.com

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Nunn wins 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Men's 50 km Race Walk

2012-01-23T07:28:00.001-08:00

SANTEE, CALIF. – John Nunn won the 2012 U.S. Olympic Team Trials – Men’s 50 km Race Walk in 4:04:38 to lead a fast race that saw multiple American and course records set Sunday in Santee, Calif.

Olympians at the 20 km distance, Nunn and Tim Seaman, both of San Diego, pushed each other throughout the race with several changes of the lead as both walked well under the Olympic “B” standard of 4:09. Seaman finished second in 4:05:50. The duo led the way for the top five men to better the previous course record of 4:28:53 set in 2009 by current race director Philip Dunn.

The athletes were greeted to near perfect conditions in the 40’s and 50’s as they covered the 1.25 km loop on the streets of Santee. The 50 kilometer distance required the athletes to complete 40 laps on the course. This 31 mile distance is the longest track and field event offered in the Olympics.

From the early stages of the race a pack of five men emerged as the lead pack including: Nunn, Seamain, Ben Shorey (Kenosha, Wisc.), Patrick Stroupe (Armstrong, Mo.) and Erich Cordero (Pompano Beach, Fla.). The men remained within feet of each other with no one separating from the others. The group pushed the pace to come through the half-way point well under the Olympic “B” standard pace of 4:09. At 25 km, the top four men split 1:38:50, with Cordero falling back slightly to 1:39:23.

At 35 km, the race began in earnest as Nunn surged ahead of his competitors to quickly build a 20-30 meter lead over Seaman. Nunn held his lead for nearly 10 km before Seaman was able to reel him back in to take the lead at the 45 km mark. From there it was a two man race as the two walked shoulder-to-shoulder for the next two laps of the course. The two veterans pushed one another and extended their lead as the pulled out of sight of Shorey and Stroupe.

Going into the bell lap, Nunn pulled away by nearly 50 meters over Seaman and never looked back as he extended his lead by one minute and twelve seconds to win the Olympic Trials and set the course record of 4:04:38. Nunn’s time improves his PR by nearly ten minutes.

Seaman finished as the runner-up in 4:05:50, while Shorey rounded out the podium taking third in 4:17:40. Stroupe set a PR by more than seven minutes to finish fourth in 4:19:43, and Cordero finished fifth in 4:28:04.

The fast pace of the day also produced numerous American Records. Erin Taylor-Talcott (Owego, N.Y.) not only became the first woman allowed to compete as a guest in the 50 km Olympic Trials, but also recorded three American Records en route to her historic finish. Talcott first established the 25 km record in 2:13:38 before bettering her own 35 km record in 3:08:33 and finally setting the 50 km record by nearly six minutes with her sixth place finish of 4:33:22. Allen James (Sanborn, N.Y.) also added his name to the record books for the 45-49 division with his 35 km split of 3:06:35. James went on to finish seventh in 4:39:24.

Today’s race served as the selector for Team USA for both the 2012 Olympic Games and the IAAF World Race Walking Cup. For details on the selection to both teams, visit www.usatf.org.

Athlete Quotes

John Nunn – “You know it has been a long road to get back. I didn’t make the team in ‘08 and it was a hard push. My daughter was 6-months-old when I went in ’04, and I really wanted to give her a chance to come and see it again. It is a dream come true to make it again, and to know she can experience that and have it in her mind for the rest of her life to go and see me compete in the Olympics.

“Hopefully it made the race really exciting. I know that about 38 km in, I pulled away from Tim [Seaman], then he pulled away at 43 km, and made it look like I was standing still. When I caught him it was like’ what the heck, who is going to pull this off?’. It was a long walk to be that close in the end.

Tim Seaman – “Very few people believed in me, the boys from Cuyamaca were out here today and they really, really motivated me and I couldn’t have done it without them. I’m 39 years old, I almost got my PR. I did the best I could, and I couldn’t have done better.”

Ben Shorey –“It went well. I wanted to go and see what I could do. We were all walking for a B and I tried to go as long as I could with the other guys, but they both have way more training years on me. It is just going to be a few more years for me. The people were awesome today, the course was great.”

Erin Taylor-Talcott –“It is pretty cool to set the records. I was hoping for two of them, but I didn’t even know about the third – the 25k. But that’s mostly because it hadn’t been in the books.
“I’m most proud of getting here, it was a fight to get here and luckily there were enough people that saw the bigger vision. It was a chance for women to show that we can do this too. There is inequality in our sport and it is time to see if we can get that fixed.”

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School Record for Tobi Alli (Castro Valley HS, CA 2010) at Metro Coaches Invitational

2012-01-22T22:31:00.000-08:00

Jan. 6, 2012

NEW YORK, N.Y. - As the competition gets better, so to does Lehman's Tobi Alli.

Competing with her teammates at the Metropolitan Coaches Invitational at the Armory on Friday night, Alli set a Lehman women's record in the 60-meter dash, running a 7.68 to place second behind Jessie Gaines (7.58) of Division I Long Island University. Alli's finals time was an improvement over her preliminary time of 7.76 seconds and further buoys her standing on the Division III list of Nationals qualifiers. The Lightning sophomore outpaced three others from LIU as well as runners from Monroe College and Fairleigh Dickinson in the finals.

She later partook in the women's long jump and finished in fourth place with a leap of 17-feet, 10.75 inches.

Freshman Shantay Beccan found her way into the finals of the 60-meter hurdles, where she placed sixth overall with a time of 9.68 seconds. Beccan also took third in the high jump, launching herself 4-feet, 11-inches.

In Heat #1 of the women's shot put, Yrvane Edmond finished third with a toss of 22-feet, 0.25-inches.

On the men's side, Jordan DeJoie finished in third place in the No. 1 heat of the shot put, throwing out to 34-feet, 9.75 inches. Greg Borgmann of Gwynedd-Mercy College copped the top spot with a heave of 36-feet, 11.5-inches.

The Lightning men and women are back at the Armory on January 13 when they will compete in the Gotham Cup Invitational.

Lehman Women's Results
60 meter dash, Finals: Tobi Alli (2nd, 7.68)
60-meter dash prelims, heat #3: Tobi Alli (1st, 7.76)d
400-meter dash, heat #5: Maxine St. Louis (2nd, 1:10.28)
800-meter run, heat #1: Michaelle Garcon (8th, 2:45.00)
800-meter run, heat #2: Thamare Rejouis (7th, 2:49.49), Maxine St. Louis (8th, 3:05.01)
1-mile run: Michaelle Garcon (8th, 5:48.19)
60-meter hurdles, Finals: Shantay Beccan (6th, 9.68)
60-meter hurdles prelims, heat #1: Shantay Beccan (9.58)
4x400 relay: Lehman A (6th, 4:25.12)
1600-meter sprint medley, heat #2 (3rd, 5:14.73)
High jump: Shantay Beccan (3rd, 4-11)
Long jump: Tobi Alli (4th, 17-10.75)
Shot Put, heat #1: Yrvane Edmond (3rd, 22-0.25)
Weight throw: Yrvane Edmond (26-2.25)

Courtesy Lehman