NORTH COAST SECTION TRACK AND FIELD ALL-TIME LIST THROUGH 2009
BY KEITH CONNING
NORTH COAST SECTION TRACK AND FIELD HISTORIAN
MEN
100 METERS
10.36 Jahvid Best (Salesian, Richmond) 2007
10.39 Ken Robinson (Berkeley) 1981
10.46 Wopamo Osaisai (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2004
10.49 DJ Smith (Foothill, Pleasanton) 2003
10.53 Taiwan Jones (Antioch) 2007
10.56 Ray Threatt (Pittsburg) 1979
10.62 Ted White (Richmond) 1979
10.62 Stoney McCree (Berkeley) 1982
10.62 Leon Callen (De La Salle, Concord) 1996
10.63 *De’Shawn Waters (Hercules) 2006
10.63 Justin Mayo (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2007
10.63 Dash Oliver (Castro Valley) 2009
Wind-aided:
10.24 Ken Robinson (Berkeley) 1981
10.31 Jahvid Best (Salesian, Richmond) 2007
200 METERS
20.65 Jahvid Best (Salesian, Richmond) 2007)
20.84+ Mel Gray (Montgomery, Santa Rosa) 1967
21.03 Ken Robinson (Berkeley) 1981
21.04+ Dave Masters (El Cerrito) 1967
21.12+ Ray Threatt (Pittsburg) 1979
21.14+ *Mike Shavers (Albany) 1972
21.17 Wopamo Osaisai (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2004
21.24 Corey Nelson (Rancho Cotate, Rohnert Park) 1995
21.26 DJ Smith (Foothill, Pleasanton) 2003
21.30 **George Atkinson (Granada, Livermore) 2009
Wind-aided:
21.07 Wopamo Osaisai (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2004
400 METERS
45.76 Steve Lewis (American, Fremont) 1987
46.84+ Derald Harris (Pittsburg) 1976
46.89 Corey Nelson (Rancho Cotate, Rohnert Park) 1995
46.94+ Ken Robinson (Berkeley) 1981
47.24+ Joe De Dora (Santa Rosa) 1971
47.29 Josh Winfield (Deer Valley, Antioch) 2008
47.34+ Anthony Lawson (Pittsburg) 1972
47.34+ Jafar Williams (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1998
47.42 Andre Hunter (Berkeley) 1984
47.44+ Henry Dorsey (Berkeley) 1956
800 METERS
1:47.31 Pete Richardson (Berkeley) 1981
1:47.9+ Dale Scott (El Cerrito) 1972
1:48.40 Aaron Richberg (James Logan, Union City) 1995
1:48.65 Jon Stevens (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1998
1:49.1+ Dan Aldridge (Petaluma) 1975
1:49.56 Mike Katri (Fortuna) 1992
1:49.95 Kimmie James (Richmond) 1983
1:50.3+ George Coon (Miramonte, Orinda) 1965
1:50.71 Dan Gabor (Amador Valley, Pleasanton) 1987
1:51.07 Gordon Johnson (Piedmont) 1989
1,600 METERS
4:01.0+ Richard Kimball (De La Salle, Concord) 1974
4:06.18 Larry Guinee (Castro Valley) 1980
4:07.3+ Calvin Gaziano (Castro Valley) 1985
4:07.19+ Jon Stevens (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1998
4:08.2+ Rusty Nahirny (Washington, Fremont) 1974
4:08.4+ Mike O'Reilly (San Rafael) 1978
4:08.6+ Morgan Groth (Alhambra, Martinez) 1961
4:09.60 *Erik Olson (Novato) 2009
4:09.6+ Greg Bachand (Albany) 1978
4:09.8+ Ray Green (San Rafael) 1975
3,200 METERS
8:43.5+ Richard Kimball (De La Salle, Concord) 1974
8:50.4+ *Rod Berry (Redwood, Larkspur) 1977
8:51.5+ Bob Grubbs (Washington, Fremont) 1972
8:51.64 Jay Marden (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1981
8:51.9+ Rob Wentworth (Livermore) 1979
8:52.42+ *Yosef Ghebray (James Logan, Union City) 2004
8:52.6i+ Calvin Gaziano (Castro Valley) 1985
8:53.1+ Roy Kissin (San Ramon, Danville) 1975
8:53.9+ Ralph Gamez (Berkeley) 1966
8:54.1+ Tom Hale (Campolindo, Moraga) 1971
110 HURDLES
13.39 *Kevin Craddock (James Logan, Union City) 2004
13.48+ Dedy Cooper (Harry Ells, Richmond) 1975
13.58y Robert Gaines (Kennedy, Richmond) 1975
13.69 David Klech (California, San Ramon) 2005
13.73 Don Ward (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1980
13.84 Rashad Smith (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2007
13.88 Robert Reading (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1985
13.90+ Jim Scannella (San Ramon, Danville) 1979
13.92 Mark Boyd (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1983
14.02 Daryl Hill (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1981
Wind-aided:
13.48+ Robert Gaines (Kennedy, Richmond) 1975
13.67 Rashad Smith (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2007
300 HURDLES
35.45 David Klech (California, San Ramon) 2006
35.93 *Kevin Craddock (James Logan, Union City) 2004
36.44+ Dedy Cooper (Harry Ells, Richmond) 1975
37.06 Rashad Smith (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2007
37.14+ Jim Scannella (San Ramon Valley, Danville) 1979
37.25 John Barry (Ygnacio Valley, Concord) 1988
37.26 Halihl Guy (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 2001
37.41 Robert Reading (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1985
37.42 Stephan Brooks (Berkeley) 2003
37.57 Bruce Giron (Monte Vista, Danville) 1999
4 X 100
40.85 De La Salle, Concord 2009
40.86 Berkeley 1981
40.93 Berkeley 1984
40.98 Berkeley 1983
41.04+ El Cerrito 1971
41.04+ Harry Ells, Richmond 1975
41.14+ El Cerrito 1970
41.29 Berkeley 1980
41.29 Berkeley 1995
41.30 St. Mary's, Berkeley 2001
4 X 400
3:08.94 Berkeley 1981
3:10.42 Berkeley 1980
3:12.83 St. Mary's, Berkeley 1992
3:13.79 St. Mary's, Berkeley 1998
3:14.3+ Kennedy, Richmond 1977
3:14.45 James Logan, Union City 1987
3:14.6+ Harry Ells, Richmond 1975
3:14.8+ Kennedy, Richmond 1978
3:14.89 Berkeley 1984
3:15.0 St. Mary's, Berkeley 1980
HIGH JUMP
7-02.00 Kerry Myers (Berkeley) 1978
7-01.75 Mark Wilson (Monte Vista, Danville) 1974
7-00.75 *David Klech (California, San Ramon) 2005
7-00.25 Kevin Keane (De La Salle, Concord) 1989
7-00.25 Jim O'Sullivan (Sir Francis Drake, San Anselmo) 1989
7-00.25 Patrick Leonard (Piner, Santa Rosa) 1995
7-00.00 Don Pierce (Pittsburg) 1966
7-00.00 John Lane (American, Fremont) 1976
7-00.00 *Tim Prince (James Logan, Union City) 1987
7-00.00 Gabe Manville (Santa Rosa) 1989
7-00.00 Ebon Glenn (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 2000
7-00.00 Ed Wright (St. Mary’s, Berkeley) 2004
7-00.00 Gary Francis (De La Salle, Concord) 2007
7-00.00 *Maurice Valentine (Castro Valley) 2007
POLE VAULT
17-08.50 Brent Burns (Acalanes, Lafayette) 1987
17-00.00 Justin Miller (California, San Ramon) 2008
16-06.00 David Moore (Miramonte, Orinda) 2002
16-02.00 Brandon Braunstein (Newark Memorial, Newark) 1999
16-00.75 *Rett Summerville (San Ramon, Danville) 1986
15-11.00 Cody Cunningham (Sir Francis Drake, San Anselmo) 2009
15-09.00 Youske Okano (Newark Memorial, Newark) 1993
15-09.00 Rene Loraine (Petaluma) 1995
15-07.50 Luis Lino (Liberty, Brentwood) 1992
15-07.00 Sean Brown (Terra Linda, San Rafael) 1992
LONG JUMP
25-04.25 Monte Upshaw (Piedmont) 1954
25-02.25 Chase Wheeler (De La Salle, Concord) 2009
24-11.00 Mel Gray (Montgomery, Santa Rosa) 1967
24-10.50 Mark Cleghorn (Berkeley) 1973
24-06.75 Rich Laccay (Moreau Catholic, Hayward) 1989
24-04.50 George Gage (Ygnacio Valley, Concord) 1968
24-03.50 John Perkins (El Cerrito) 1956
24-03.50 Jerry Williams (Berkeley) 1963
24-02.00 Charles Booth (El Cerrito) 1962
24-02.00 Miguel Wingo (Albany) 1982
Wind-aided:
25-07.25 Mel Gray (Montgomery, Santa Rosa) 1967
24-07.75 *David Klech (California, San Ramon) 2005
TRIPLE JUMP
51-05.75 Nkosinza Balumba (James Logan, Union City) 2005
51-02.50 Tim Prince (James Logan, Union City) 1988
51-02.00 Hammed Suleman (Deer Valley, Antioch) 2009
51-00.00 Jerriod Mack (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1998
50-04.75 Byron Criddle (El Cerrito) 1980
49-11.50 Benson Jones (Clayton Valley, Concord) 1998
49-10.00 Byron Patterson (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 1983
49-07.00 Angelo Jeffrey (James Logan, Union City) 2004
49-04.50 Anthony Terrell (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1987
49-04.00 Adrian Justice (James Logan, Union City) 1983
Wind-aided:
52-04.00 Nkosinza Balumba (James Logan, Union City) 2005
51-01.50 Benson Jones (Clayton Valley, Concord) 1998
SHOT PUT
63-10.50 Dennis DeSoto (Santa Rosa) 1981
63-09.50 Conrad Jepson (Washington, Fremont) 1976
63-00.50 Rolin Luka (Ygnacio Valley, Concord) 1968
62-11.00 Chris Krychev (Monte Vista, Danville) 2007
62-06.00 Sam Cavallaro (James Logan, Union City) 1987
62-02.25 Jim O'Brien (De Anza, Richmond) 1962
62-01.00 Ralph Fruguglietti (Albany) 1973
61-08.00 *Brian Chase (Cardinal Newman, Santa Rosa) 1996
61-07.75 Paul Rosati (Acalanes, Lafayette) 1981
61-05.00 Bill Staley (Las Lomas, Walnut Creek) 1964
DISCUS
194-02 Darrell Elder (Redwood, Larkspur) 1974
194-00 Ralph Fruguglietti (Albany) 1973
189-01 Jim Peters (Piedmont) 1966
189-01 Jon Gledhill (Pacific, San Leandro) 1969
189-01 John Berry (Northgate, Walnut Creek) 1981
187-09 Doug Otterstetter (Marina, San Leandro) 1973
187-03 Rick Cox (San Ramon, Danville) 1987
186-09 Kirk Seefeld (Marin Catholic, Kentfield) 2002
186-05 Mike Louisiana (James Logan, Union City) 1966
185-07 Eric Olson (Northgate, Walnut Creek) 1980
WOMEN
100 METERS
11.34 *Sharon Ware (Berkeley) 1980
11.40 ***Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth, Oakland) 2007
11.44 Cherrelle Garrett (Mt. Eden, Hayward) 2007
11.61 Lesa Parker (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1992
11.55 Kelli White (James Logan, Union City) 1995
11.56 *Jernae Wright (James Logan, Union City) 1995
11.56 *Kristina Davis (James Logan, Union City) 2005
11.63 Aisha Margain (Berkeley) 2000
11.65 Angelique Smith (James Logan, Union City) 2004
11.74+ Deborah Byfield (Berkeley) 1973
11.74 Latasha Gilliam (Pittsburg) 1994
11.74 Adrena Williams (James Logan, Union City) 2000
11.74 **Strangenae Campbell (Pinole Valley) 2009
Wind-aided:
11.43 Kelli White (James Logan, Union City) 1995
11.44+ Latasha Gilliam (Pittsburg) 1994
11.63 Angelique Smith (James Logan, Union City) 2004
200 METERS
23.15 *Ashton Purvis (St. Elizabeth, Oakland) 2009
23.38 Aisha Margain (Berkeley) 2000
23.44 Angelique Smith (James Logan, Union City) 2004
23.49 Kelli White (James Logan, Union City) 1995
23.62 *Sharon Ware (Berkeley) 1980
23.62 Latasha Gilliam (Pittsburg) 1994
23.72A Freida Cobbs (Berkeley) 1978
23.80 *Kristina Davis (James Logan, Union City) 2005
23.83 Cherrelle Garrett (Mt. Eden, Hayward) 2007
23.88 **Nedrea Rodgers (Berkeley) 1981
Wind-aided:
23.38 Kelli White (James Logan, Union City) 1995
23.41 **Freida Cobbs (Berkeley) 1976
23.76 Cherrelle Garrett (Mt. Eden, Hayward) 2007
400 METERS
53.12 Freida Cobbs (Berkeley) 1978
53.27 **Carla Estes (James Logan, Union City) 1995
53.74 *Chizoba Okodogbe (Deer Valley, Antioch) 2009
53.83 *Nedrea Rodgers (Berkeley) 1982
53.90 Kim White (Berkeley) 1979
53.93 Latasha Gilliam (Pittsburg) 1994
53.94A Kelli White (James Logan, Union City) 1995
54.31 ***Aisha Margain (San Lorenzo) 1997
54.52 Jasmine Cox (Deer Valley, Antioch) 2008
54.66 Brittani Dudley (James Logan, Union City) 2004
800 METERS
2:05.84 *Jessica Spies (Livermore) 1981
2:07.25 Becky Spies (Livermore) 1991
2:07.9h Kathy Costello (Pleasant Hill) 1975
2:08.22 Katie Hotchkiss (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1999
2:09.10 **Morgan Banks (Sir Francis Drake, San Anselmo) 2000
2:09.13 Miesha Marzell (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1993
2:09.2h Cheri Williams (Livermore) 1978
2:09.7h *Marilyn Davis (Miramonte, Orinda) 1981
2:10.05 Yfa Kretzschmar (University, San Francisco) 2002
2:10.44 *Missy Moore (Piedmont) 1982
1,600 METERS
4:42.79 Julia Stamps (Santa Rosa) 1997
4:43.4+ Cheri Williams (Livermore) 1978
4:45.11 Becky Spies (Livermore) 1991
4:45.35 Elissa Riedy (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1995
4:45.4+ Jessica Spies (Livermore) 1982
4:46.17 Sara Bei (Montgomery, Santa Rosa) 2001
4:46.24 Kristen Gordon (Carondelet, Concord) 1997
4:48.57 Lisa Sandel (Campolindo, Moraga) 1980
4:48.82 Lindsey Allen (College Park, Pleasant Hill) 2004
4:48.88 Marilyn Davis (Miramonte, Orinda) 1981
3,200 METERS
10:06.3+ Cheri Williams (Livermore) 1978
10:11.11 *Sara Bei (Montgomery, Santa Rosa) 2001
10:12.20 **Julia Stamps (Santa Rosa) 1996
10:19.84 Kristen Gordon (Carondelet, Concord) 1997
10:20.5h Amber Trotter (Ukiah) 2002
10:30.05 Wendy Sihner (Miramonte, Orinda) 1982
10:30.82 **Trina Cox (Santa Rosa) 1997
10:31.01 Clara Horowitz (Head-Royce, Oakland) 2002
10:31.7+ *Becky Spies (Livermore) 1990
10:32.97 Jennifer Thatcher (Encinal, Alameda) 1983
100 HURDLES (33")
13.32 Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names, Oakland) 2007
13.32 *Julian Purvis (St. Elizabeth, Oakland) 2007
13.53 *Natasha Neal (James Logan, Union City) 1997
13.55 Daveetta Shepherd (De Anza, Richmond) 1997
13.61 Briana Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2008
13.63 Ashlee Lodree (El Cerrito) 2003
13.69 Talia Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2004
13.77 ***Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s, Berkeley) 2009
13.83 Bisa Grant (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1994
13.90 Danielle Stokes (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 2002
Wind-aided:
13.31 Talia Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2004
13.51 ***Trinity Wilson (St. Mary’s, Berkeley) 2009
13.76 Bisa Grant (Bishop O’Dowd, Oakland) 1994
13.85 Danielle Stokes (St. Mary’s, Berkeley) 2002
300 HURDLES
40.86 *Natasha Neal (James Logan, Union City) 1998
41.08 Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules) 2007
41.31 Talia Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2004
41.42 Daveetta Shepherd (De Anza, Richmond) 1997
41.54 Ashlee Lodree (El Cerrito) 2003
41.98 Tierra Ward (James Logan, Union City) 2006
42.16 Michelle De Coux (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1988
42.37 Sherifa Sanders (Berkeley) 1981
42.67 *Carrie McGraw (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1998
42.74 Karen Brown (Sir Francis Drake, San Anselmo) 1984
4 X 100 METERS
45.13 Berkeley 1981
45.20 James Logan, Union City 1996
45.53 San Lorenzo 1999
45.58 James Logan, Union City 2004
45.66 James Logan, Union City 2006
45.67 James Logan, Union City 1997
45.84+ Berkeley 1980
45.90 James Logan, Union City 1995
45.96 Berkeley 2000
46.01+Berkeley 1979
46.01 James Logan, Union City 2005
4 X 400 METERS
3:37.88 James Logan, Union City 2004
3:41.33 Berkeley 1981
3:43.39 James Logan, Union City 1996
3:44.50 James Logan, Union City 2003
3:44.96 Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland 1993
3:44.96 James Logan, Union City 2002
3:44.97 James Logan, Union City 2008
3:45.14 James Logan, Union City 2006
3:45.16 James Logan, Union City 2007
3:45.53 Berkeley 2000
HIGH JUMP
5-11 Maggie Van Zeeland (Acalanes, Lafayette) 1981
5-11 *Mindy Wiley (Sonoma Valley, Sonoma) 2005
5-10 Lisa Greenfield (Redwood, Larkspur) 1980
5-10i Julie Jenkins (San Ramon, Danville) 1992
5-10 *Jamilla Churchill (Bishop O'Dowd, Oakland) 1994
5-10 **Adrienne Johnson (Carondelet, Concord) 2008
5-09 Candy Ross (Berkeley) 1976
5-09 Cheryl Bishop (Berkeley) 1980
5-09 Debbie Disbrow (Granada, Livermore) 1981
5-09 **Celeste Rietveld (Livermore) 2009
POLE VAULT
12-10 *Kelsey Hintz (Del Norte, Crescent City) 2007
12-06 Stacey Jung (Campolindo, Moraga) 2008
12-00 Jenna Holmes (Las Lomas, Walnut Creek) 2006
12-00 Maria Lopez (Newark Memorial, Newark) 1997
11-10 *Michelle Stone (Ursuline, Santa Rosa) 2009
11-09 Kera Bartlett (Piedmont) 2005
11-09 Courtney Kiehl (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 2008
11-08 Taffany Chang (Campolindo, Moraga) 2004
11-08 Emely Flores (Santa Rosa) 2004
11-08 Sara Ribeiro (Concord) 2009
LONG JUMP
21-00.00 Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules) 2007
20-11.50 **Jernae Wright (James Logan, Union City) 1996
20-10.25 Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names, Oakland) 2007
20-06.50 Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic, Hayward) 2009
19-09.75 Yvette Bates (Berkeley) 1984
19-09.75 *Carla Estes (James Logan, Union City) 1996
19-09.75 Tracy Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2006
19-08.00 *Amey Mitchell (Rancho Cotate, Rohnert Park) 1990
19-06.75 Sherifa Sanders (Berkeley) 1981
19-05.00 **Ciarra Brewer (James Logan, Union City) 2009
Wind-aided:
20-07.25 Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic, Hayward) 2009
20-02.50 Lauryn Newson (Pinole Valley, Pinole) 2008
19-07.50 Ashley Lodree (El Cerrito) 2001
19-10.75 ***Ciarra Brewer (James Logan, Union City) 2008
TRIPLE JUMP
44-05.50 Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names, Oakland) 2007
43-04.25 **Ciarra Brewer (James Logan, Union City) 2009
42-11.75 Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic, Hayward) 2009
42-05.50 Yvette Bates (Berkeley) 1984
41-08.50 Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules) 2007
41-07.75 Tracey Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2006
41-04.25 Briana Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2008
40-11.00 Decontee Kaye (James Logan, Union City) 2005
40-07.25 Aziza Baker (St. Mary’s, Berkeley) 2009
40-05.00 Lauren McGlory (James Logan, Union City) 2009
Wind-aided:
45-04.25 Ke’Nyia Richardson (Holy Names, Oakland) 2007
43-08.00 Alitta Boyd (Moreau Catholic, Hayward) 2009
42-08.75 Decontee Kaye (James Logan, Union City) 2005
42-06.50 Yvette Bates (Berkeley) 1984
42-01.75 Jamesha Youngblood (Hercules) 2007
41-06.00 **Briana Stewart (James Logan, Union City) 2006
SHOT PUT
52-11.50 Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley, Concord) 1993
47-10.50 Kamaiya Warren (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 2002
47-03.75 Amanda Garcia (Carondelet, Concord) 2000
45-11.25 Mika Hilaire (Pittsburg) 1991
45-10.25 Miranda Wilson (Bishop O’Dowd, Oakland) 2007
45-00.50 Nicole Logan (Novato) 1991
44-11.75 Cindy Niko (Mt. Eden, Hayward) 1983
44-07.25 Jere Summers (Berkeley) 2005
44-02.50 Jalessa Jeffery (James Logan, Union City) 2006
44-00.50 Laura DeSnoo (Washington, Fremont) 1981
DISCUS
167-01 Laura DeSnoo (Washington, Fremont) 1981
165-10 Kristin Heaston (Ygnacio Valley, Concord) 1993
165-05 Kamaiya Warren (St. Mary's, Berkeley) 2002
163-10 Melissa Reis (James Logan, Union City) 1998
159-01 Miranda Wilson (Bishop O’Dowd, Oakland) 2007
158-03 Alexaraee Toeaina (Pittsburg) 2005
155-06 Debbie Cembellin (Amador Valley, Pleasanton) 1989
153-08 Jessica Alderman (Mission San Jose, Fremont) 1991
150-07 **Gina Niko (Mt. Eden, Hayward) 1983
150-02 Linda Read (Alameda) 1979
ABBREVIATIONS
A=mark made at altitude (above 1,000 meters); h=hand-timed; +=mark
converted from yards (meters) and/or hand to automatic; before names, *=junior;
**=sophomore; ***=freshman, etc.; i=indoors; y=yards.
TIMING
Where applicable, hand times (in tenths) have been placed on the automatic timing lists in positions of relatiove “value” by adding a conversion factor of either 0.24 (100, 200, 110H, etc.) or 0.14 (400, 400H). For longer distances no conversion is applied.
CONVERSIONS
I have adopted a policy of converting yards to meters (or vice versa) based upon a
ratio between the equivalent yard and metric distance (i.e., 200m to 220y, 400m to 440y, etc.). Therefore, all conversions from yards to meters use the ratio .994194 multiplied
by the time (in seconds). The resultant number is then rounded to the next higher tenth or hundreth of a second depending upon the timing system used. This produces conversions,
which in most cases, are identical to those used for many years (i.e., 220y to 200m, -0.1; 440y to 400m, -0.3, etc.). Other conversions: 120yH to 110mH, +0.04 (auto only).
AMENDMENTS
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Blake braves snow to repeat at Junior Olympic XC Champs
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Monday, December 14, 2009
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Blake braves snow to repeat at Junior Olympic XC Champs
INDIANAPOLIS - Following an hour-long delay due to snowy conditions, Samuel Blake brought home another national cross country title, and the San Diego Road Runners and the Equalizers each brought home two team titles Saturday at the 2009 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno, Nevada.
The event featured more than 2,300 runners, with athletes aged 8 to 18 competing for boys' and girls' titles in five age divisions. The USATF Junior Olympic program age divisions are bantam (10 and under) racing over 3 kilometers; midget (11-12) racing 3 km; youth (13-14) racing 4 km; intermediate (15-16) racing 5 km; and young men/women (17-18) racing 5 km.
The 2008 midget boys champion, Samuel Blake (Los Gatos AA) was back again in 2009 to claim his second consecutive title, covering the 3 km course in 10:12. Runner-up Ryan Alexander of the Equalizers was 13 seconds back, finishing in 10:25.
O'Briens' Ammar Moussa, who took fourth just last weekend at the Nike Cross National Championships, won the Intermediate Boys competition in 15:54, finishing just ahead of teammate Luis Gutierrez who was the runner-up in 16:00. On the girls side, Team Idaho's Emily Nist dominated the competition, completing the course in 18:42. Runner-up Krista Menghini of the Blazers TC finished in 19:09.
Additional girls winners include Lauren Gregory (Fort Collins Track Club) in the Bantam division, Christine Bayliss (Roseville, Pa.) in the Midget division, Natalie Rathjen (Dal Metro Striders) in the Youth division and Michelle Hickerson (Team Idaho) in the Young Women's division.
Other winners on the boys side include EM Smith (Rapides Jr Runners) in the Bantam division, Ben Saarel (Team Provo) in the Youth division and Raymond McCormack (Lanier) in the Young Men's division.
The San Diego Road Runners captured national team titles in two divisions, winning national crowns in the Bantam Boys and Midget Girls divisions. The Equalizers also brought home two national titles, claiming the Bantam Girls and Youth Girls divisions.
Other team champions included the So Cal Road Runners in the Midget Boys division, Pleasant Heat in the Youth Boys division, Team Idaho in the Intermediate Girls division, Magic Valley Runners in the Intermediate Boys division, Buffalo Chips Running in the Young Women's division and Project 8 in the Young Men's division.
For more information, including complete results, on the 2009 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships, visit www.usatf.org.
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Contact:
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Blake braves snow to repeat at Junior Olympic XC Champs
INDIANAPOLIS - Following an hour-long delay due to snowy conditions, Samuel Blake brought home another national cross country title, and the San Diego Road Runners and the Equalizers each brought home two team titles Saturday at the 2009 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships at Rancho San Rafael Regional Park in Reno, Nevada.
The event featured more than 2,300 runners, with athletes aged 8 to 18 competing for boys' and girls' titles in five age divisions. The USATF Junior Olympic program age divisions are bantam (10 and under) racing over 3 kilometers; midget (11-12) racing 3 km; youth (13-14) racing 4 km; intermediate (15-16) racing 5 km; and young men/women (17-18) racing 5 km.
The 2008 midget boys champion, Samuel Blake (Los Gatos AA) was back again in 2009 to claim his second consecutive title, covering the 3 km course in 10:12. Runner-up Ryan Alexander of the Equalizers was 13 seconds back, finishing in 10:25.
O'Briens' Ammar Moussa, who took fourth just last weekend at the Nike Cross National Championships, won the Intermediate Boys competition in 15:54, finishing just ahead of teammate Luis Gutierrez who was the runner-up in 16:00. On the girls side, Team Idaho's Emily Nist dominated the competition, completing the course in 18:42. Runner-up Krista Menghini of the Blazers TC finished in 19:09.
Additional girls winners include Lauren Gregory (Fort Collins Track Club) in the Bantam division, Christine Bayliss (Roseville, Pa.) in the Midget division, Natalie Rathjen (Dal Metro Striders) in the Youth division and Michelle Hickerson (Team Idaho) in the Young Women's division.
Other winners on the boys side include EM Smith (Rapides Jr Runners) in the Bantam division, Ben Saarel (Team Provo) in the Youth division and Raymond McCormack (Lanier) in the Young Men's division.
The San Diego Road Runners captured national team titles in two divisions, winning national crowns in the Bantam Boys and Midget Girls divisions. The Equalizers also brought home two national titles, claiming the Bantam Girls and Youth Girls divisions.
Other team champions included the So Cal Road Runners in the Midget Boys division, Pleasant Heat in the Youth Boys division, Team Idaho in the Intermediate Girls division, Magic Valley Runners in the Intermediate Boys division, Buffalo Chips Running in the Young Women's division and Project 8 in the Young Men's division.
For more information, including complete results, on the 2009 USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championships, visit www.usatf.org.
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Thurmond, Tollefson to appear on Source4Women online seminars
For Immediate Release
Monday, December 14, 2009
Contact:
Tom Surber
USA Track & Field
Media Information Manager
317-713-4690; Tom.Surber@usatf.org
News & Notes, Volume 9, Number 62
Thurmond, Tollefson to appear on Source4Women online seminars
Olympians Aretha Thurmond and Carrie Tollefson will appear on two separate Source4Women fully interactive online seminars where they will discuss methods for choosing healthier lifestyles.
A four-time USA women's discus throw champion and 2008 Olympic Games finalist, Thurmond will appear on Tuesday, December 15 beginning at 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Questions she will help listeners address include: Have you been thinking about making some changes in your own life? Are you worried about a family history of heart disease or diabetes? Do you want to become more active, and live a healthier lifestyle?
"I am really excited about being part of United Health Care's Source4Women webinar," said Thurmond. "It's a great opportunity for me to share my health passion with more than just my immediate surroundings."
2004 Olympic women's 10,000m competitor Carrie Tollefson will appear on Tuesday, January 12 beginning at 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Tollefson will tell her own personal story and give some practical advice to assist viewers on their own journey. Tollefson also will explain the benefits to having a personal trainer that can assist in helping individuals reach their fitness goals.
"I enjoy speaking to groups of all kinds about healthy lifestyle issues, having a "no-float" attitude in life regardless of your age or profession, and just getting people excited about living their life to the fullest," said Tollefson. "I was contacted about this opportunity by a former healthcare executive who, as a track fan, recognizes the positive impact that running can have on health and fitness."
To register for an upcoming Source4Women online seminar, visit www.uhc.com/source4women and click on 'online seminars.' All seminars are recorded and archived for viewing after the live seminar date.
Kamloops to host World Masters Indoor Championships
The 2010 WMA World Masters Indoor Athletics Championships will take place in Kamloops, British Columbia, March 1-6.
This will be the first time the WMA Indoor Championships will be held in North America, and more than 2,000 athletes will compete in a full range of track and field disciplines, including race walking, cross-country and the half marathon.
The majority of the championships will be held at the Tournament Capital Centre, a state-of-the-art facility that has received rave reviews. In March 2008, a men's 4x400-metre relay team from Surrey, B.C., set a world record in the men's 60-69 age group on the very track to be used at the WMA Championships. The distance races will be held against the backdrop of the mountains that surround Kamloops and the river that runs through it.
The WMA Championships themselves will feature several social events including a western-themed Athletes' Party on March 3. For just $25, athletes will be treated to a meal, entertainment and music. Athletes may also look forward to enjoying a Beer Garden in the Athletes' Village, which is a 300-metre walk from the event centre. The opening ceremony for the championships will feature a wild-west history of Kamloops.
Those travelling to Kamloops for the championships should visit www.kamloops2010masters.com for a link to accommodation providers.
National masters associations must submit their country's registrations by Jan. 9, 2010. Interested parties wishing to register for the 2010 WMA Championships should sign up with their national associations as soon as possible, to allow for processing time by the registration deadline.
U.S. citizens interested in entering the championships should visit:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2010/WorldMastersAthleticsChampionshipsIndoor/entry/
For more information on the 2010 WMA Indoor Athletics Championships, visit www.kamloops2010masters.com.
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track and field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, some of the most-watched events of Olympic broadcasts, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States.
For more information on USATF, visit www.usatf.org
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Contact:
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Media Information Manager
317-713-4690; Tom.Surber@usatf.org
News & Notes, Volume 9, Number 62
Thurmond, Tollefson to appear on Source4Women online seminars
Olympians Aretha Thurmond and Carrie Tollefson will appear on two separate Source4Women fully interactive online seminars where they will discuss methods for choosing healthier lifestyles.
A four-time USA women's discus throw champion and 2008 Olympic Games finalist, Thurmond will appear on Tuesday, December 15 beginning at 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Questions she will help listeners address include: Have you been thinking about making some changes in your own life? Are you worried about a family history of heart disease or diabetes? Do you want to become more active, and live a healthier lifestyle?
"I am really excited about being part of United Health Care's Source4Women webinar," said Thurmond. "It's a great opportunity for me to share my health passion with more than just my immediate surroundings."
2004 Olympic women's 10,000m competitor Carrie Tollefson will appear on Tuesday, January 12 beginning at 12:30 p.m. Eastern Time. Tollefson will tell her own personal story and give some practical advice to assist viewers on their own journey. Tollefson also will explain the benefits to having a personal trainer that can assist in helping individuals reach their fitness goals.
"I enjoy speaking to groups of all kinds about healthy lifestyle issues, having a "no-float" attitude in life regardless of your age or profession, and just getting people excited about living their life to the fullest," said Tollefson. "I was contacted about this opportunity by a former healthcare executive who, as a track fan, recognizes the positive impact that running can have on health and fitness."
To register for an upcoming Source4Women online seminar, visit www.uhc.com/source4women and click on 'online seminars.' All seminars are recorded and archived for viewing after the live seminar date.
Kamloops to host World Masters Indoor Championships
The 2010 WMA World Masters Indoor Athletics Championships will take place in Kamloops, British Columbia, March 1-6.
This will be the first time the WMA Indoor Championships will be held in North America, and more than 2,000 athletes will compete in a full range of track and field disciplines, including race walking, cross-country and the half marathon.
The majority of the championships will be held at the Tournament Capital Centre, a state-of-the-art facility that has received rave reviews. In March 2008, a men's 4x400-metre relay team from Surrey, B.C., set a world record in the men's 60-69 age group on the very track to be used at the WMA Championships. The distance races will be held against the backdrop of the mountains that surround Kamloops and the river that runs through it.
The WMA Championships themselves will feature several social events including a western-themed Athletes' Party on March 3. For just $25, athletes will be treated to a meal, entertainment and music. Athletes may also look forward to enjoying a Beer Garden in the Athletes' Village, which is a 300-metre walk from the event centre. The opening ceremony for the championships will feature a wild-west history of Kamloops.
Those travelling to Kamloops for the championships should visit www.kamloops2010masters.com for a link to accommodation providers.
National masters associations must submit their country's registrations by Jan. 9, 2010. Interested parties wishing to register for the 2010 WMA Championships should sign up with their national associations as soon as possible, to allow for processing time by the registration deadline.
U.S. citizens interested in entering the championships should visit:
http://www.usatf.org/events/2010/WorldMastersAthleticsChampionshipsIndoor/entry/
For more information on the 2010 WMA Indoor Athletics Championships, visit www.kamloops2010masters.com.
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track and field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, some of the most-watched events of Olympic broadcasts, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States.
For more information on USATF, visit www.usatf.org
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U.S.HIGH SCHOOL WEIGHT THROW PERFORMANCE LIST - 12-14-09
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
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
66’07.25” Akil Mills SR Grayson, Loganville, GA 10-25 o
64’08.50” Caleb Whitener SR Paulding, Dallas, GA 10-25 O
64’01.75” Enrique Gaitan JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
63’07.00” Jalen Fooster SR Marietta, GA 10-04 o
63’07.00” Kris Leverette SR Marietta, GA 10-25 o
63’00.00” Josh Haghighi SR Wheatley, Old Westbury, NY 12-12 o
62’10.00” Brett Hardin SR Harrison, Marietta, GA 10-25 o
60’00.25” Edward Brentnall JR Lovett, Atlanta, GA 09-06 o
59’10.50” Andrew Dunkleberger JR Whitfield Academy, Mableton, GA 10-25 o
59’05.50” Brian Cooper SR Troy Buchanan, Troy, MO 12-04
59’04.25” Tim Phok SR Classical, Providence,RI 12-09
58’02.50” Wilson Adams SR Barrington, RI 12-09
57’03.50” Burke McCarty SR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-28 o
56’10.75” Gabre Winters SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-09
56’02.75” Nate Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 12-09
55’05.00” Mike Maloof JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-12
54’04.25” Mike Mulligan SR Rogers, Newport, RI 12-09
54’04.00” Jim Lee SR Centerville, OH 12-12
53’10.75” Nico Danielson FR Central Falls, RI 12-12
53’10.50” William Kent JR Walton, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
53’07.00” Matt Beyland SR Centerville, OH 12-12
53’06.50” Jordan Richardson JR Athens Academy, GA 11-28 o
52’11.50” Ben Glauser JR Athens Academy, GA 11-28 o
52’02.00” Jon-Paul Reed FR Landmark Christian, Fairburn, GA 10-25 o
51’10.00” Mike Yanish SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
51’04.75” Meko Washington JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-09
50’08.25” Luis Alvarez JR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 12-09
50’02.00” Joel Caballero JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-12
50’00.00” K.C. Barrett SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-09
49’04.00” Max Milder SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
49’02.00” Matt Butler SR Lincoln, RI 12-09
49’01.00” Mike Montavon JR Centerville, OH 12-12
48’11.00” Ben Kowalski JR Lancaster, NY 12-03
48’08.00” Russ Henry SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-12
48’03.00” Joe McGuire JR Westerly, RI 12-09
47’11.00” Kevin Conway SO Westerly, RI 12-09
47’08.00” Tyler Dukes JR Wayne, OH 12-12
47’02.00” Anthony Fratto SR Farmingdale, NY 12-12 o
47’00.75” Nathan Loe JR North Cobb Christian, Nashville, GA 09-06 o
46’09.00” Rich Casiello SR St. Raphael Academy, Pawtucket, RI 12-09
46’05.00” Mark Caprio SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
46’02.00” Brandon Koehler SR West Warwick, RI 12-09
45’07.00” Mateusz Kurowski SR Woonsocket, RI 12-09
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 35# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
64’00.50” Josh McCaughey SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-23-00
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
57’02.00” Davis Fraker SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 10-25 o
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 20# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
62’02.00” Victoria Flowers SR Classical, Providence, RI 03-03-08
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
60’10.50” Maureen Griffin JR Pocatello, ID 03-08-97
62’02.00” Victoria Flowers SR Classical, Providence, RI 03-03-08
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
57’08.50” Diana Levy JR Kennesaw Mountain, Kennesaw, GA 10-25 o
55’10.00” Melissa Kurzdorfer SR Lancaster, NY 12-03
55’07.00” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 11-28 o
52’04.75” Patrice Gates SR Villa Rica, GA 10-04 o
49’11.75” Monica Phillips SO Pope, Marietta, GA 10-25 o
49’00.75” Jianna Williams JR South Paulding, Douglasville, GA 11-28 o
48’00.50” Sally Marie Futch JR Bulloch Academy, Statesboro, GA 11-28 o
47’09.00” Aleide Fernandes JR Central Falls, RI 12-08
46’09.00” Taylor Dupont JR Star’s Mill, Peachtree City, GA 09-06 o
45’04.25” Ashlen Veatch SO Cave Spring, Roanoke, VA 12-03
45’02.50” Amina Avril SR Southwest Dekalb, Decatur, GA 11-28 o
43’06.00” Angela Onye SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-08
40’09.75” Sabrina Gaiten 7th J.J. Daniell MS, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
40’06.25” Diamond Higgins SO Kennesaw Mountain, GA 11-28 o
38’01.50” Rena Oakley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 12-08
38’01.50” Theresa Seide JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 12-12
38’00.25” Kelli Thomas 8th Luella MS, Locust Grove, GA 11-28 o
37’04.00” Robyn McFetters JR Barrington, RI 12-08
37’02.00” Charlotte Mintzer SR Barrington, RI 12-08
36’11.50” Yumiko Remouns JR Washingtonville, NY 11-27
36’02.25” Maggie DuFault SO Pilgrim, Warwick,RI 12-08
35’11.00” Joanna Koronios JR Carle Place, Westbury, NY 12-05 o
35’07.00” Becky Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 12-08
34’10.00” Jazmin Polonco SR Minisink Valley, Slate Hill, NY 12-04
34’09.50” Amie Clark SO Smithfield, Esmond, RI 12-08
34’09.00” Shannon Wortmann SR Monroe Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 12-04
34’05.00” Catherine Lauro SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-08
34’05.00” Tehnyat Khan SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
33’09.50” Shannon Hanson JR Eldred, NY 12-04
33’00.75” Aubrey Dowding SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-08
32’07.25” Kryssa LaChapelle JR Cumberland, RI 12-08
32’06.50” Heidi Furman SO Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
32’03.50” Kiki Tanksley SR Tomson, GA 10-25 o
32’02.25” Claire Sampson SR Prout,Wakefield, RI 12-08
31’10.25” Jordan Anderson SR East Providence, RI 12-08
30’11.75” Dominique Darby SO Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
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Standards: boys’ 25# - 45’; boys’ 35# 40’; girls’ 20# 30’.
Weekly updates up to top 100 in each gender.
o – Outdoor performance. All others indoor performances.
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Cutoff 12-13-09 Updated 12-14-09
Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-0243 or via e-mail at rmgourley@fctvplus.net
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
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
66’07.25” Akil Mills SR Grayson, Loganville, GA 10-25 o
64’08.50” Caleb Whitener SR Paulding, Dallas, GA 10-25 O
64’01.75” Enrique Gaitan JR Sprayberry, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
63’07.00” Jalen Fooster SR Marietta, GA 10-04 o
63’07.00” Kris Leverette SR Marietta, GA 10-25 o
63’00.00” Josh Haghighi SR Wheatley, Old Westbury, NY 12-12 o
62’10.00” Brett Hardin SR Harrison, Marietta, GA 10-25 o
60’00.25” Edward Brentnall JR Lovett, Atlanta, GA 09-06 o
59’10.50” Andrew Dunkleberger JR Whitfield Academy, Mableton, GA 10-25 o
59’05.50” Brian Cooper SR Troy Buchanan, Troy, MO 12-04
59’04.25” Tim Phok SR Classical, Providence,RI 12-09
58’02.50” Wilson Adams SR Barrington, RI 12-09
57’03.50” Burke McCarty SR Marist, Atlanta, GA 11-28 o
56’10.75” Gabre Winters SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-09
56’02.75” Nate Irwin JR Chariho, Wood River Junction, RI 12-09
55’05.00” Mike Maloof JR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-12
54’04.25” Mike Mulligan SR Rogers, Newport, RI 12-09
54’04.00” Jim Lee SR Centerville, OH 12-12
53’10.75” Nico Danielson FR Central Falls, RI 12-12
53’10.50” William Kent JR Walton, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
53’07.00” Matt Beyland SR Centerville, OH 12-12
53’06.50” Jordan Richardson JR Athens Academy, GA 11-28 o
52’11.50” Ben Glauser JR Athens Academy, GA 11-28 o
52’02.00” Jon-Paul Reed FR Landmark Christian, Fairburn, GA 10-25 o
51’10.00” Mike Yanish SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
51’04.75” Meko Washington JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-09
50’08.25” Luis Alvarez JR Mt. Pleasant, Providence, RI 12-09
50’02.00” Joel Caballero JR Classical, Providence, RI 12-12
50’00.00” K.C. Barrett SR LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI 12-09
49’04.00” Max Milder SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
49’02.00” Matt Butler SR Lincoln, RI 12-09
49’01.00” Mike Montavon JR Centerville, OH 12-12
48’11.00” Ben Kowalski JR Lancaster, NY 12-03
48’08.00” Russ Henry SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-12
48’03.00” Joe McGuire JR Westerly, RI 12-09
47’11.00” Kevin Conway SO Westerly, RI 12-09
47’08.00” Tyler Dukes JR Wayne, OH 12-12
47’02.00” Anthony Fratto SR Farmingdale, NY 12-12 o
47’00.75” Nathan Loe JR North Cobb Christian, Nashville, GA 09-06 o
46’09.00” Rich Casiello SR St. Raphael Academy, Pawtucket, RI 12-09
46’05.00” Mark Caprio SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 12-09
46’02.00” Brandon Koehler SR West Warwick, RI 12-09
45’07.00” Mateusz Kurowski SR Woonsocket, RI 12-09
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U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' 35# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
64’00.50” Josh McCaughey SR Bishop Hendricken, Warwick, RI 01-23-00
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
57’02.00” Davis Fraker SR McIntosh, Peachtree City, GA 10-25 o
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U.S HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' 20# WEIGHT THROW
NATIONAL RECORD
62’02.00” Victoria Flowers SR Classical, Providence, RI 03-03-08
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
60’10.50” Maureen Griffin JR Pocatello, ID 03-08-97
62’02.00” Victoria Flowers SR Classical, Providence, RI 03-03-08
2009/2010 PERFORMANCE LIST
57’08.50” Diana Levy JR Kennesaw Mountain, Kennesaw, GA 10-25 o
55’10.00” Melissa Kurzdorfer SR Lancaster, NY 12-03
55’07.00” Shelby Ashe JR St. Pius X, Atlanta, GA 11-28 o
52’04.75” Patrice Gates SR Villa Rica, GA 10-04 o
49’11.75” Monica Phillips SO Pope, Marietta, GA 10-25 o
49’00.75” Jianna Williams JR South Paulding, Douglasville, GA 11-28 o
48’00.50” Sally Marie Futch JR Bulloch Academy, Statesboro, GA 11-28 o
47’09.00” Aleide Fernandes JR Central Falls, RI 12-08
46’09.00” Taylor Dupont JR Star’s Mill, Peachtree City, GA 09-06 o
45’04.25” Ashlen Veatch SO Cave Spring, Roanoke, VA 12-03
45’02.50” Amina Avril SR Southwest Dekalb, Decatur, GA 11-28 o
43’06.00” Angela Onye SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-08
40’09.75” Sabrina Gaiten 7th J.J. Daniell MS, Marietta, GA 11-28 o
40’06.25” Diamond Higgins SO Kennesaw Mountain, GA 11-28 o
38’01.50” Rena Oakley SR South Kingstown, Wakefield, RI 12-08
38’01.50” Theresa Seide JR Wayne, Huber Heights, OH 12-12
38’00.25” Kelli Thomas 8th Luella MS, Locust Grove, GA 11-28 o
37’04.00” Robyn McFetters JR Barrington, RI 12-08
37’02.00” Charlotte Mintzer SR Barrington, RI 12-08
36’11.50” Yumiko Remouns JR Washingtonville, NY 11-27
36’02.25” Maggie DuFault SO Pilgrim, Warwick,RI 12-08
35’11.00” Joanna Koronios JR Carle Place, Westbury, NY 12-05 o
35’07.00” Becky Cousens SO Portsmouth, RI 12-08
34’10.00” Jazmin Polonco SR Minisink Valley, Slate Hill, NY 12-04
34’09.50” Amie Clark SO Smithfield, Esmond, RI 12-08
34’09.00” Shannon Wortmann SR Monroe Woodbury, Central Valley, NY 12-04
34’05.00” Catherine Lauro SR Classical, Providence, RI 12-08
34’05.00” Tehnyat Khan SR Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
33’09.50” Shannon Hanson JR Eldred, NY 12-04
33’00.75” Aubrey Dowding SR Pilgrim, Warwick, RI 12-08
32’07.25” Kryssa LaChapelle JR Cumberland, RI 12-08
32’06.50” Heidi Furman SO Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
32’03.50” Kiki Tanksley SR Tomson, GA 10-25 o
32’02.25” Claire Sampson SR Prout,Wakefield, RI 12-08
31’10.25” Jordan Anderson SR East Providence, RI 12-08
30’11.75” Dominique Darby SO Tri Valley Secondary, Grahamsville, NY 11-27
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Standards: boys’ 25# - 45’; boys’ 35# 40’; girls’ 20# 30’.
Weekly updates up to top 100 in each gender.
o – Outdoor performance. All others indoor performances.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cutoff 12-13-09 Updated 12-14-09
Addition, updates, or corrections would be appreciated.
Please send to: Bob Gourley 3 Greenville Drive, Barrington, RI 02806
(401) 246-0243 or via e-mail at rmgourley@fctvplus.net
Flotrack to Broadcast The Bowerman Presentation and Hall of Fame Induction
Flotrack to Broadcast The Bowerman Presentation and Hall of Fame Induction
Website known for coverage of track & field events will present reports throughout the week
December 16, 2009
ORLANDO, Fla. – Flotrack.org will broadcast live coverage of the USTFCCCA’s presentation of The Bowerman and Hall of Fame induction Wednesday evening from the JW Marriott Grande Lakes in Orlando, Fla. The two ceremonies, held in conjunction with the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) annual convention will be aired live on the internet site, free of charge, and will start with The Bowerman ceremony at 7 p.m., eastern, followed by the Hall of Fame induction at 9 p.m., eastern.
LIVE Flotrack Coverage of The Bowerman (7 p.m., eastern):
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view/236090/live
LIVE Flotrack Coverage of USTFCCCA Hall of Fame Induction (9 p.m., eastern):
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view/236090/live
Reports and Interviews throughout the Week:
http://www.flotrack.org/videos/coverage/view/236090-2009-ustfccca-annual-convention
The Bowerman, an award in its first year of existence, will be bestowed to the nation’s top collegiate men’s and women’s track and field athlete. This year’s women’s finalists include Jenny Barringer (Oviedo, Fla.) of the University of Colorado, Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas) of the University of Texas, and Porscha Lucas (Plano, Texas) of Texas A&M University. Men’s finalists are Ashton Eaton (Bend, Ore.) from the University of Oregon, German Fernandez (Riverbank, Calif.) from Oklahoma State University, and Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.) from the University of Oregon.
The Bowerman is named in honor of track and field pioneer Bill Bowerman, who served the sport of track and field in numerous ways, including his leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole.
The USTFCCCA Hall of Fame Class of 2009 will feature six inductees: Arthur “Art” Gulden (Bucknell University), Franklin Pitcher “Pitch” Johnson (Drake University/Stanford University), Oscar Moore, Jr. (Rowan University), Charles “Chuck” Rohe (Furman University/University of Tennessee), Duane Vandenbusche (Western State College of Colorado), and Gary Winckler (Florida State University/University of Illinois).
Flotrack.org will also conduct interviews with a wide variety of coaches in their reports throughout the week.
For more information on the USTFCCCA Convention, visit ustfccccaconvention.com. More details about The Bowerman can be found at TheBowerman.org.
About the USTFCCCA
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) is the non-profit professional organization that represents men's and women's cross country and track & field coaches in the United States. The organization represents over 8,000 coaching members, including 93% of NCAA track & field programs. USTFCCCA serves as an advocate for cross country and track & field coaches, providing a leadership structure to assist the needs of a diverse membership, serving as a lobbyist for coaches' interests, and working as a liaison between the various stakeholders in the sports of cross country and track & field.
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December 16, 2009
ORLANDO, Fla. – Flotrack.org will broadcast live coverage of the USTFCCCA’s presentation of The Bowerman and Hall of Fame induction Wednesday evening from the JW Marriott Grande Lakes in Orlando, Fla. The two ceremonies, held in conjunction with the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) annual convention will be aired live on the internet site, free of charge, and will start with The Bowerman ceremony at 7 p.m., eastern, followed by the Hall of Fame induction at 9 p.m., eastern.
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The Bowerman, an award in its first year of existence, will be bestowed to the nation’s top collegiate men’s and women’s track and field athlete. This year’s women’s finalists include Jenny Barringer (Oviedo, Fla.) of the University of Colorado, Destinee Hooker (San Antonio, Texas) of the University of Texas, and Porscha Lucas (Plano, Texas) of Texas A&M University. Men’s finalists are Ashton Eaton (Bend, Ore.) from the University of Oregon, German Fernandez (Riverbank, Calif.) from Oklahoma State University, and Galen Rupp (Portland, Ore.) from the University of Oregon.
The Bowerman is named in honor of track and field pioneer Bill Bowerman, who served the sport of track and field in numerous ways, including his leadership in the USTFCCCA’s predecessor organization, the National Collegiate Track Coaches Association, and his contributions to NCAA track and field and the running community as a whole.
The USTFCCCA Hall of Fame Class of 2009 will feature six inductees: Arthur “Art” Gulden (Bucknell University), Franklin Pitcher “Pitch” Johnson (Drake University/Stanford University), Oscar Moore, Jr. (Rowan University), Charles “Chuck” Rohe (Furman University/University of Tennessee), Duane Vandenbusche (Western State College of Colorado), and Gary Winckler (Florida State University/University of Illinois).
Flotrack.org will also conduct interviews with a wide variety of coaches in their reports throughout the week.
For more information on the USTFCCCA Convention, visit ustfccccaconvention.com. More details about The Bowerman can be found at TheBowerman.org.
About the USTFCCCA
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) is the non-profit professional organization that represents men's and women's cross country and track & field coaches in the United States. The organization represents over 8,000 coaching members, including 93% of NCAA track & field programs. USTFCCCA serves as an advocate for cross country and track & field coaches, providing a leadership structure to assist the needs of a diverse membership, serving as a lobbyist for coaches' interests, and working as a liaison between the various stakeholders in the sports of cross country and track & field.
Junior Robbie Knorr (Valley Christian; Baylor) ran away with a victory in the 5,000 meters
TF's Gowell, Knorr Win at A&M
All-American Chris Gowell met NCAA provisional qualifications in the season opener
Junior Robbie Knorr
Dec. 12, 2009
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Senior Chris Gowell won the 800 meters and met NCAA provisional standards, while junior Robbie Knorr ran away with a victory in the 5,000 meters at the Texas A&M Reveille Invitational in College Station, Texas.
Gowell, a 2009 All-American, picked up right where he left off, sprinting to a nearly two-second victory in the half-mile with a time of one minute, 48.87 seconds. Gowell's time was well under the NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 1:50.50.
In the 5000 meters, Knorr led a strong group of Bears that finished in three of the top five spots, including a 1-2 finish. Knorr crossed the line with a time of 14:24.36, ahead of teammate Jeff Sadler, who clocked a time of 14:48.05. Brandon Reed rounded out the top five in the event with a time of 15:24.43 in fifth place
"It was a really good opener for us," head coach Todd Harbour said. "We had a lot of nice, solid performances. Chris Gowell had a nice opener for us in the 800, and Robbie Knorr and Jeff Sadler each had really nice races today, too. "
For the women, Skylar White had the performance of the day, crushing the previous Baylor shot put record by more than two feet. White unleashed a toss of 46 feet, 11 inches to break Rachel Rossler's eight-year old record of 44-8. White finished fourth at the meet with her school-record throw.
"Skylar White had a great personal best breaking the school record," Harbour said. Overall, we had a lot of good performances."
Sophomore Samantha Patty was one of two Bears in the top four of the women's 5,000 meters, finishing second with a time of 17:59.07. Teammate Renae Van Wyhe placed fourth, clocking a time of 18:18.17.
Baylor's track and field team will be back in action on Jan. 16, 2010 at the Texas A&M Invitational at the Gilliam Indoor Track and Field Stadium.
Courtesy Baylor Bears Track & Field
All-American Chris Gowell met NCAA provisional qualifications in the season opener
Junior Robbie Knorr
Dec. 12, 2009
COLLEGE STATION, Texas - Senior Chris Gowell won the 800 meters and met NCAA provisional standards, while junior Robbie Knorr ran away with a victory in the 5,000 meters at the Texas A&M Reveille Invitational in College Station, Texas.
Gowell, a 2009 All-American, picked up right where he left off, sprinting to a nearly two-second victory in the half-mile with a time of one minute, 48.87 seconds. Gowell's time was well under the NCAA provisional qualifying mark of 1:50.50.
In the 5000 meters, Knorr led a strong group of Bears that finished in three of the top five spots, including a 1-2 finish. Knorr crossed the line with a time of 14:24.36, ahead of teammate Jeff Sadler, who clocked a time of 14:48.05. Brandon Reed rounded out the top five in the event with a time of 15:24.43 in fifth place
"It was a really good opener for us," head coach Todd Harbour said. "We had a lot of nice, solid performances. Chris Gowell had a nice opener for us in the 800, and Robbie Knorr and Jeff Sadler each had really nice races today, too. "
For the women, Skylar White had the performance of the day, crushing the previous Baylor shot put record by more than two feet. White unleashed a toss of 46 feet, 11 inches to break Rachel Rossler's eight-year old record of 44-8. White finished fourth at the meet with her school-record throw.
"Skylar White had a great personal best breaking the school record," Harbour said. Overall, we had a lot of good performances."
Sophomore Samantha Patty was one of two Bears in the top four of the women's 5,000 meters, finishing second with a time of 17:59.07. Teammate Renae Van Wyhe placed fourth, clocking a time of 18:18.17.
Baylor's track and field team will be back in action on Jan. 16, 2010 at the Texas A&M Invitational at the Gilliam Indoor Track and Field Stadium.
Courtesy Baylor Bears Track & Field
Robbie Knorr (Valley Christian; Baylor)
Robbie Knorr
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Livermore, Calif.
High School:
Valley Christian
Height:
6-4
Event:
Distance
Birthdate:
02/10/1988
2009 Track: Took third in the 5,000 meters at the Stanford Invitational with a season-best time of 14:24.63...Finished 16th at the Big 12 Outdoor Championships in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:09.22...Also finished third at the Dr Pepper Invitational with a time of 8:45.14 in the 3,000 meters...Clocked a time of 4:00.53 in the 1,500 meters to take sixth at the Dr Pepper Invitational...During the indoor season, ran a season-best time of 8:22.82 in the 3,000 meters to finish 20th at the Big 12 Indoor Championships...Took 15th in the 3,000 meters at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, and finished fifth in the 5,000 meters at the Texas Tech Invitational and the Razorback Invitational...Clocked a season-best time of 4:21.78 in the mile at the Texas A&M Invitational.
2008 Cross Country: Competed in all six events for Baylor, scoring team points on all six occasions...Top finish of 15th overall came at the Baylor Twilight Invitational...Finished 17th at the Texas A&M Invitational and took 51st at the Chile Pepper Festival with a time of 31:37.50...Finished 45th at the Big 12 Championships with a time of 25:46.28 over 8,000 meters, and finished 74th at the NCAA South Central Regional with a time of 33:41.6 on the 10K course.
2007 Cross Country: Scored points in all six meets for Baylor, including a third-place finish at the North Texas Invitational...Fastest time over 10,000 meters of 31:27.9 came at the NCAA South Central Regional...Finished 16th at the Baylor Twilight Invitational...Earned two 34th-place finishes at the Stanford Invitational and the NCAA South Central Regional...Placed 51st at the Big 12 Championships and took 55th at the Chile Pepper Festival.
High School: Four-year letterwinner in track and cross country at Valley Christian High School for coach Jack Dixon...Three-time league cross country champions...In cross country, was a four-time All-Private School Athletic League first-team selection...Selected first-team all-state on three occasions...Won the state cross country championship as a senior and placed second as a junior...In track, four-time All-PSAL first-team member...Two-time fall sports athlete of the year nominee...Holds school records in the 800 meters, 1,600 meters and 3,200 meters...Set every PSAL cross country course record...In the classroom, a member of chapel leadership and involved with city ministries.
Personal: Full name is Robert James Knorr...Born Feb. 10, 1988, in New Town, Pa...Son of Robert and Rose Marie Knorr...Undecided on major.
Courtesy Baylor
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
Livermore, Calif.
High School:
Valley Christian
Height:
6-4
Event:
Distance
Birthdate:
02/10/1988
2009 Track: Took third in the 5,000 meters at the Stanford Invitational with a season-best time of 14:24.63...Finished 16th at the Big 12 Outdoor Championships in the 5,000 meters with a time of 15:09.22...Also finished third at the Dr Pepper Invitational with a time of 8:45.14 in the 3,000 meters...Clocked a time of 4:00.53 in the 1,500 meters to take sixth at the Dr Pepper Invitational...During the indoor season, ran a season-best time of 8:22.82 in the 3,000 meters to finish 20th at the Big 12 Indoor Championships...Took 15th in the 3,000 meters at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational, and finished fifth in the 5,000 meters at the Texas Tech Invitational and the Razorback Invitational...Clocked a season-best time of 4:21.78 in the mile at the Texas A&M Invitational.
2008 Cross Country: Competed in all six events for Baylor, scoring team points on all six occasions...Top finish of 15th overall came at the Baylor Twilight Invitational...Finished 17th at the Texas A&M Invitational and took 51st at the Chile Pepper Festival with a time of 31:37.50...Finished 45th at the Big 12 Championships with a time of 25:46.28 over 8,000 meters, and finished 74th at the NCAA South Central Regional with a time of 33:41.6 on the 10K course.
2007 Cross Country: Scored points in all six meets for Baylor, including a third-place finish at the North Texas Invitational...Fastest time over 10,000 meters of 31:27.9 came at the NCAA South Central Regional...Finished 16th at the Baylor Twilight Invitational...Earned two 34th-place finishes at the Stanford Invitational and the NCAA South Central Regional...Placed 51st at the Big 12 Championships and took 55th at the Chile Pepper Festival.
High School: Four-year letterwinner in track and cross country at Valley Christian High School for coach Jack Dixon...Three-time league cross country champions...In cross country, was a four-time All-Private School Athletic League first-team selection...Selected first-team all-state on three occasions...Won the state cross country championship as a senior and placed second as a junior...In track, four-time All-PSAL first-team member...Two-time fall sports athlete of the year nominee...Holds school records in the 800 meters, 1,600 meters and 3,200 meters...Set every PSAL cross country course record...In the classroom, a member of chapel leadership and involved with city ministries.
Personal: Full name is Robert James Knorr...Born Feb. 10, 1988, in New Town, Pa...Son of Robert and Rose Marie Knorr...Undecided on major.
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Vashti Thomas (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose; Texas A&M)
Vashti Thomas
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
San Jose, California
High School:
Mt. Pleasant
Event:
Hurdles/Jumps
Birthdate:
04/21/1990
Experience:
1 year
HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, California ... Lettered four years in track and field, coached by Steve Nelson ... Set school records and personal bests of 13.03 in the 100 hurdles, 20-5 long jump and 43-0 ½ triple jump ... Chosen as 2008 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame Female High School Athlete of the Year ... Named 2007 Athlete of the Year by San Jose Mercury News ... Ranked sixth as a senior and ninth as a junior in the Track & Field News' Athlete of the Year poll ... In the T&FN event rankings she was the top ranked athlete in 2008 for the 100 hurdles and triple jump, while ranking second in the long jump ... As a junior she was second in the 100 hurdles and triple jump, while fifth in the long jump amid the T&FN event rankings ... As a senior led the nation in the long jump with a mark of 20-5 and in the triple jump with a 43-1 ½, while second in the nation with a 13.44 in the 100 hurdles ... Won three events at 2008 California State meet as school placed second ... Posted winning times at State meet of 13.44 (100H), 20-0 ¼ (long jump) and 42-0 ½ (triple jump) ... Competed at World Junior Championships in Poland ... Qualified for U.S. Junior team by placing second in the 100 hurdles (13.62) and third in the triple jump (41-10 ½w) at the USATF Junior Championships ... Senior season also included win in 60 hurdles (8.42) at National Scholastic Indoor, where she also won the long jump (19-6) and triple jump (41-3 ½) ... At Simplot Games won long jump (19-10 ¾) and triple jump (42-8 ¾) while placing second in 60 hurdles (8.27) ... Her 13.03 time in the 100 hurdles led the nation in 2007 and broke the previous National High School Federation record of 13.20 ... She won the 2007 California State title with her 13.03, which also ranked as the No. 2 performer on the all-time high school list and the mark also became the fastest time recorded by a prep athlete in a high school-only race ... Silver medalist at the California State meet in the long jump (20-1 ½) and triple jump (42-3 ¼w) as school won team title ... Finished third in the triple jump (41-1 ¾) and fifth in the 100 hurdles (13.42w / 13.37 prelim) at the 2007 USATF Junior Championships ... Member of Cardinal Track Club for four years.
PERSONAL: Vashti Thomas is the daughter of Gerald Thomas and Jolene Holbert ... Born April 21, 1990 in San Jose, California ... Father played basketball at San Jose State ... Chose Texas A&M since it felt like home on her visit, just wants to be part of the Aggie family ... Hobbies include drawing and dancing ... Majoring in Visual Arts or Sports Management.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* 100 hurdles - 13.03 * Long Jump - 20-5 * Triple Jump - 43-0 ½
Courtesy Texas A&M
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
San Jose, California
High School:
Mt. Pleasant
Event:
Hurdles/Jumps
Birthdate:
04/21/1990
Experience:
1 year
HIGH SCHOOL: 2008 graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, California ... Lettered four years in track and field, coached by Steve Nelson ... Set school records and personal bests of 13.03 in the 100 hurdles, 20-5 long jump and 43-0 ½ triple jump ... Chosen as 2008 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame Female High School Athlete of the Year ... Named 2007 Athlete of the Year by San Jose Mercury News ... Ranked sixth as a senior and ninth as a junior in the Track & Field News' Athlete of the Year poll ... In the T&FN event rankings she was the top ranked athlete in 2008 for the 100 hurdles and triple jump, while ranking second in the long jump ... As a junior she was second in the 100 hurdles and triple jump, while fifth in the long jump amid the T&FN event rankings ... As a senior led the nation in the long jump with a mark of 20-5 and in the triple jump with a 43-1 ½, while second in the nation with a 13.44 in the 100 hurdles ... Won three events at 2008 California State meet as school placed second ... Posted winning times at State meet of 13.44 (100H), 20-0 ¼ (long jump) and 42-0 ½ (triple jump) ... Competed at World Junior Championships in Poland ... Qualified for U.S. Junior team by placing second in the 100 hurdles (13.62) and third in the triple jump (41-10 ½w) at the USATF Junior Championships ... Senior season also included win in 60 hurdles (8.42) at National Scholastic Indoor, where she also won the long jump (19-6) and triple jump (41-3 ½) ... At Simplot Games won long jump (19-10 ¾) and triple jump (42-8 ¾) while placing second in 60 hurdles (8.27) ... Her 13.03 time in the 100 hurdles led the nation in 2007 and broke the previous National High School Federation record of 13.20 ... She won the 2007 California State title with her 13.03, which also ranked as the No. 2 performer on the all-time high school list and the mark also became the fastest time recorded by a prep athlete in a high school-only race ... Silver medalist at the California State meet in the long jump (20-1 ½) and triple jump (42-3 ¼w) as school won team title ... Finished third in the triple jump (41-1 ¾) and fifth in the 100 hurdles (13.42w / 13.37 prelim) at the 2007 USATF Junior Championships ... Member of Cardinal Track Club for four years.
PERSONAL: Vashti Thomas is the daughter of Gerald Thomas and Jolene Holbert ... Born April 21, 1990 in San Jose, California ... Father played basketball at San Jose State ... Chose Texas A&M since it felt like home on her visit, just wants to be part of the Aggie family ... Hobbies include drawing and dancing ... Majoring in Visual Arts or Sports Management.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* 100 hurdles - 13.03 * Long Jump - 20-5 * Triple Jump - 43-0 ½
Courtesy Texas A&M
Zuheir Sharif (Franklin HS, Elk Grove; Texas A&M)
Zuheir Sharif
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Elk Grove, Calif.
High School:
Franklin
Position:
Jumps
Birthdate:
10/07/1988
Experience:
3 years
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Earned All-American honors by placing ninth in triple jump at NCAA Indoor Championship with a mark of 51-8 ½ ... Reached a career best distance of 53-10 ¼ for second place at UCLA Invitational to finish behind teammate Julian Reid ... Established an indoor PR of 52-3 ¼ for third place at New Balance Collegiate Invitational ... Placed fifth in triple jump at Big 12 Indoor and Big 12 Outdoor meets ... Also finished fifth at Penn Relays ... Placed eighth at Texas Relays ... Won Texas Invitational and finished as top collegian at LSU Alumni Gold ... Placed 10th at Midwest Region and competed in qualifying round of NCAA Outdoor ... Long jumped to a career best of 23-8 to win UCLA Invitational.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Ranked No. 10 in triple jump among all United States competitors by Track & Field News for the 2007 season ... Claimed silver medal in triple jump at Pan Am Junior Championships in Brazil, setting a personal best mark of 53-3 ... Currently No. 3 on the A&M all-time outdoor list ... Earned selection to U.S. Junior team by winning USATF Junior title (52-0 ½) ... Placed fifth in NCAA triple jump, earning an All-America honor, with a then PR of 52-8 ¼ ... Finished third at Big 12 Outdoor with a windy 52-0 ½, having set a then PR of 52-0 during his series ... Reset his career best in the triple jump five times during the outdoor season ... Runner-up at Midwest Region with a windy 51-10 ½ ... Opened outdoor season with a win (51-10 ½ w) at Monterrey Tech Relays ... Also won (51-3 ½) at Miami Elite Invitational ... Finished fifth (50-8 ¾) at Penn Relays ... Won Big 12 Indoor triple jump with a mark of 51-1 ¼ ... Placed ninth at NCAA Indoor with a jump of 51-7 ¼ .... Won Iowa State Classic, placed second at New Mexico Invitational and in New Balance Collegiate Invitational, and finished third at Arkansas Invitational ... Had the leading long jump for A&M outdoors with a 23-2 effort, which placed ninth at LSU Alumni Gold ... Also placed sixth (22-5) at USC Invitational ... Competed in long jump at Big 12 Outdoor, but did not reach final.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Franklin High School ... Lettered three years ... Coached by Norman Miller ... Earned scholar athlete award as well as a 4.0 gpa award ... All-America in triple jump during senior year ... Career best mark of 51-6, set in prelims of California State meet, ranked second among U.S. preps for the 2006 season ... Runner-up (50-6) in triple jump at California State meet, placed 14th in long jump ... A double winner at Arcadia Invitational, posting marks of 23-6 wind-aided and 50-2 ... Reached an early season best of 50-1 wind-aided to earn DyeStatCal Athlete of the Week honors ... Also a double winner at Stanford Invitational with marks of 23-1 ¼ and 49-3 ¾ ... As a junior posted a season best of 49-6 ½, which ranked seventh among U.S. preps for the 2005 season ... Also added a wind-aided mark of 49-9 ¼ ... Runner-up at California State meet, jumping a 48-3 ... Set a meet record with a mark of 48-10 ½ at Sac-Joaquin Section meet ... Two-time triple jump champion at Sac-Joaquin Sectional in Division I and Masters divisions ... Turned in windy bests of 49-9 ¼ (2005) and 50-10 ¼ (2006) for Masters titles ... Claimed back-to-back long jump titles at Sac-Joaquin Sectional in Division I portion of the meet and added the Masters title in 2005 ... Placed fourth (49-3) at 2005 Golden West Invitational ... During summer of sophomore year, improved to 47-4 ¼ to place third in the Intermediate division at USATF Junior Olympics.
PERSONAL: Zuheir M. Sharif is the son of Mustafa and Insaf Sharif ... Born October 7, 1988 in Sterling, Scotland ... Has two siblings, Munzir and Ameer ... Started competing in track and field during sophomore year of high school ... Civil Engineering major ... Chose A&M for the engineering program as well as the track and field program.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* Triple Jump - 53-10 ¼ / 52-3 ¼ i * Long Jump - 23-10 ¾ / 23-2 ¾ i
Courtesy Texas A&M
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
Elk Grove, Calif.
High School:
Franklin
Position:
Jumps
Birthdate:
10/07/1988
Experience:
3 years
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Earned All-American honors by placing ninth in triple jump at NCAA Indoor Championship with a mark of 51-8 ½ ... Reached a career best distance of 53-10 ¼ for second place at UCLA Invitational to finish behind teammate Julian Reid ... Established an indoor PR of 52-3 ¼ for third place at New Balance Collegiate Invitational ... Placed fifth in triple jump at Big 12 Indoor and Big 12 Outdoor meets ... Also finished fifth at Penn Relays ... Placed eighth at Texas Relays ... Won Texas Invitational and finished as top collegian at LSU Alumni Gold ... Placed 10th at Midwest Region and competed in qualifying round of NCAA Outdoor ... Long jumped to a career best of 23-8 to win UCLA Invitational.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Ranked No. 10 in triple jump among all United States competitors by Track & Field News for the 2007 season ... Claimed silver medal in triple jump at Pan Am Junior Championships in Brazil, setting a personal best mark of 53-3 ... Currently No. 3 on the A&M all-time outdoor list ... Earned selection to U.S. Junior team by winning USATF Junior title (52-0 ½) ... Placed fifth in NCAA triple jump, earning an All-America honor, with a then PR of 52-8 ¼ ... Finished third at Big 12 Outdoor with a windy 52-0 ½, having set a then PR of 52-0 during his series ... Reset his career best in the triple jump five times during the outdoor season ... Runner-up at Midwest Region with a windy 51-10 ½ ... Opened outdoor season with a win (51-10 ½ w) at Monterrey Tech Relays ... Also won (51-3 ½) at Miami Elite Invitational ... Finished fifth (50-8 ¾) at Penn Relays ... Won Big 12 Indoor triple jump with a mark of 51-1 ¼ ... Placed ninth at NCAA Indoor with a jump of 51-7 ¼ .... Won Iowa State Classic, placed second at New Mexico Invitational and in New Balance Collegiate Invitational, and finished third at Arkansas Invitational ... Had the leading long jump for A&M outdoors with a 23-2 effort, which placed ninth at LSU Alumni Gold ... Also placed sixth (22-5) at USC Invitational ... Competed in long jump at Big 12 Outdoor, but did not reach final.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Franklin High School ... Lettered three years ... Coached by Norman Miller ... Earned scholar athlete award as well as a 4.0 gpa award ... All-America in triple jump during senior year ... Career best mark of 51-6, set in prelims of California State meet, ranked second among U.S. preps for the 2006 season ... Runner-up (50-6) in triple jump at California State meet, placed 14th in long jump ... A double winner at Arcadia Invitational, posting marks of 23-6 wind-aided and 50-2 ... Reached an early season best of 50-1 wind-aided to earn DyeStatCal Athlete of the Week honors ... Also a double winner at Stanford Invitational with marks of 23-1 ¼ and 49-3 ¾ ... As a junior posted a season best of 49-6 ½, which ranked seventh among U.S. preps for the 2005 season ... Also added a wind-aided mark of 49-9 ¼ ... Runner-up at California State meet, jumping a 48-3 ... Set a meet record with a mark of 48-10 ½ at Sac-Joaquin Section meet ... Two-time triple jump champion at Sac-Joaquin Sectional in Division I and Masters divisions ... Turned in windy bests of 49-9 ¼ (2005) and 50-10 ¼ (2006) for Masters titles ... Claimed back-to-back long jump titles at Sac-Joaquin Sectional in Division I portion of the meet and added the Masters title in 2005 ... Placed fourth (49-3) at 2005 Golden West Invitational ... During summer of sophomore year, improved to 47-4 ¼ to place third in the Intermediate division at USATF Junior Olympics.
PERSONAL: Zuheir M. Sharif is the son of Mustafa and Insaf Sharif ... Born October 7, 1988 in Sterling, Scotland ... Has two siblings, Munzir and Ameer ... Started competing in track and field during sophomore year of high school ... Civil Engineering major ... Chose A&M for the engineering program as well as the track and field program.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* Triple Jump - 53-10 ¼ / 52-3 ¼ i * Long Jump - 23-10 ¾ / 23-2 ¾ i
Courtesy Texas A&M
Ashika Charan (Claremont HS; Texas A&M)
Ashika Charan
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
West Covina, California
High School:
Claremont
Event:
Jumps
Birthdate:
04/04/1988
Experience:
3 years
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Earned All-American honors with a fifth-place effort in triple jump at NCAA Championships, posting a windy mark of 44-3 ½ ... Reached distance of 21-0 in establishing a career best mark in the long jump, which placed her second at the Midwest Region in Lincoln, Nebraska ... Neared the 44-0 mark in the triple jump with a wind-legal career best of 43-11 ¼ to place fourth at the Midwest Region ... Finished third in long jump (20-9 ¼) and fourth in the triple jump (43-6 ½) during the Big 12 Championships ... Equaled her personal indoor best of 20-6 ½ (6.25) to place second in the long jump at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational ... Finished fourth in long jump at Big 12 Indoors and placed 12th at NCAA Indoors ... Established an indoor personal best in the triple jump with a mark of 43-6 ½ to win the Razorback Invitational ... Runner-up at Big 12 Indoors (43-0 ¼) and placed 11th at NCAA Indoors (43-2 ¼) ... Also placed third at New Balance meet (43-1 ¾) ... Matched her indoor PR with a 20-6 ½ leap for third place at the UCLA Invitational ... Placed 14th in long jump qualifying at the NCAA Championships ... Won triple jump at Texas Invitational, placed seventh at Texas Relays and finished eighth at Penn Relays.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Earned a bronze medal in the triple jump (42-2 ¾) at Pan Am Juniors in Brazil ... Finished fourth (20-0 ¼) in the long jump while at Pan Am Juniors ... Qualified for the U.S. national team by placing second in the triple jump with a personal best mark of 43-0 ¼ and third in the long jump (19-9 ¾) during the USATF Junior Championships ... Established an outdoor personal best in the long jump with a mark of 20-5 ¼ to win at the Penn Relay Carnival ... Became the first Aggie female to claim an individual field event title at Penn Relays ... Her best marks outdoors became the No. 5 long jump and No. 6 triple jump in A&M history ... Big 12 runner-up in triple jump with a wind-aided effort of 43-11 ¼ ... Also runner-up at Midwest regional, with a distance of 42-9 ½ ... A 42-8 performance at the NCAA Championships did not advance to the final ... Outdoors in the long jump placed second at USC Invitational, fourth at Texas Relays and finished fifth in the Big 12 Championships ... Placed sixth at Midwest Regional and qualified for the NCAA Championships ... Set a personal record in the 200, running a 24.25 to win her section at the USC Invitational ... Indoors, she was runner-up in the long jump (20-5 ¾) during the Big 12 Championships and placed fifth (42-8 ¼) in the triple jump ... Established a personal best of 20-6 ¼ to win her section and place second overall at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Claremont High School .... Earned All-America honors in long and triple jump during 2005 and 2006 seasons ... Set personal bests in long and triple jump during 2006 USATF Junior Championships held in Indianapolis ... Runner-up in the USATF Junior triple jump with a 41-10 while placing third in long jump, reaching a mark of 19-11 ½ ... Holds school record in seven individual events as well as heptathlon and pentathlon ... Also ran on school record 4 x 100 relay ... As a senior placed third in California State long jump (19-9) and was fourth in the triple jump (41-3 ¼) ... In junior year placed fourth in both long jump (19-8 ½) and triple jump (40-9 ¼), as well as sixth in 300 hurdles (43.89) at California State meet ... Also in junior season placed fifth in heptathlon with 4623 points at USATF Junior Championships ... Won long jump (19-10 ¾w) and triple jump (40-10 ¼) at 2005 USATF Junior Olympics ... Coached by Rich Ede ... Lettered three years ... Member of Southern California Cheetahs track club ... Played basketball during sophomore year.
PERSONAL: Ashika Charan is the daughter of Steve and Paula Foss ... Born April 4, 1988 in Pomona, California ... Has three siblings, Rajesh, Rory, Jr. and Justin ... Started competing in track at age 15 ... Psychology major.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* Long jump 21-0 / 20-6 1/4 [i] * Triple jump 43-11 ¼ / 43-6 1/2 [i]
Courtesy Texas A&M
Class:
Senior
Hometown:
West Covina, California
High School:
Claremont
Event:
Jumps
Birthdate:
04/04/1988
Experience:
3 years
2008 (SOPHOMORE): Earned All-American honors with a fifth-place effort in triple jump at NCAA Championships, posting a windy mark of 44-3 ½ ... Reached distance of 21-0 in establishing a career best mark in the long jump, which placed her second at the Midwest Region in Lincoln, Nebraska ... Neared the 44-0 mark in the triple jump with a wind-legal career best of 43-11 ¼ to place fourth at the Midwest Region ... Finished third in long jump (20-9 ¼) and fourth in the triple jump (43-6 ½) during the Big 12 Championships ... Equaled her personal indoor best of 20-6 ½ (6.25) to place second in the long jump at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational ... Finished fourth in long jump at Big 12 Indoors and placed 12th at NCAA Indoors ... Established an indoor personal best in the triple jump with a mark of 43-6 ½ to win the Razorback Invitational ... Runner-up at Big 12 Indoors (43-0 ¼) and placed 11th at NCAA Indoors (43-2 ¼) ... Also placed third at New Balance meet (43-1 ¾) ... Matched her indoor PR with a 20-6 ½ leap for third place at the UCLA Invitational ... Placed 14th in long jump qualifying at the NCAA Championships ... Won triple jump at Texas Invitational, placed seventh at Texas Relays and finished eighth at Penn Relays.
2007 (FRESHMAN): Earned a bronze medal in the triple jump (42-2 ¾) at Pan Am Juniors in Brazil ... Finished fourth (20-0 ¼) in the long jump while at Pan Am Juniors ... Qualified for the U.S. national team by placing second in the triple jump with a personal best mark of 43-0 ¼ and third in the long jump (19-9 ¾) during the USATF Junior Championships ... Established an outdoor personal best in the long jump with a mark of 20-5 ¼ to win at the Penn Relay Carnival ... Became the first Aggie female to claim an individual field event title at Penn Relays ... Her best marks outdoors became the No. 5 long jump and No. 6 triple jump in A&M history ... Big 12 runner-up in triple jump with a wind-aided effort of 43-11 ¼ ... Also runner-up at Midwest regional, with a distance of 42-9 ½ ... A 42-8 performance at the NCAA Championships did not advance to the final ... Outdoors in the long jump placed second at USC Invitational, fourth at Texas Relays and finished fifth in the Big 12 Championships ... Placed sixth at Midwest Regional and qualified for the NCAA Championships ... Set a personal record in the 200, running a 24.25 to win her section at the USC Invitational ... Indoors, she was runner-up in the long jump (20-5 ¾) during the Big 12 Championships and placed fifth (42-8 ¼) in the triple jump ... Established a personal best of 20-6 ¼ to win her section and place second overall at the New Balance Collegiate Invitational in New York City.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2006 graduate of Claremont High School .... Earned All-America honors in long and triple jump during 2005 and 2006 seasons ... Set personal bests in long and triple jump during 2006 USATF Junior Championships held in Indianapolis ... Runner-up in the USATF Junior triple jump with a 41-10 while placing third in long jump, reaching a mark of 19-11 ½ ... Holds school record in seven individual events as well as heptathlon and pentathlon ... Also ran on school record 4 x 100 relay ... As a senior placed third in California State long jump (19-9) and was fourth in the triple jump (41-3 ¼) ... In junior year placed fourth in both long jump (19-8 ½) and triple jump (40-9 ¼), as well as sixth in 300 hurdles (43.89) at California State meet ... Also in junior season placed fifth in heptathlon with 4623 points at USATF Junior Championships ... Won long jump (19-10 ¾w) and triple jump (40-10 ¼) at 2005 USATF Junior Olympics ... Coached by Rich Ede ... Lettered three years ... Member of Southern California Cheetahs track club ... Played basketball during sophomore year.
PERSONAL: Ashika Charan is the daughter of Steve and Paula Foss ... Born April 4, 1988 in Pomona, California ... Has three siblings, Rajesh, Rory, Jr. and Justin ... Started competing in track at age 15 ... Psychology major.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* Long jump 21-0 / 20-6 1/4 [i] * Triple jump 43-11 ¼ / 43-6 1/2 [i]
Courtesy Texas A&M
Jeneba Tarmoh (Mt. Pleasant HS, San Jose; Tennessee; Texas A&M)
Jeneba Tarmoh
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
San Jose, California
High School:
Mt. Pleasant
Last College:
Tennessee
Event:
Sprints
Birthdate:
09/27/1989
Experience:
1 year
INTERNATIONAL / SUMMER: 2008 World Junior champion in 100 meters, running 11.37 in Bydgoszcz, Poland ... Also part of U.S. Junior 4 x 100 relay, running first leg, that won World Junior gold in 43.66 ... Claimed U.S. Junior 100 title in career best of 11.21.
COLLEGE: Attended the University of Tennessee ... Named SEC Freshman Runner of the Year ... Reached semifinals of NCAA 100 (11.64) after placing seventh at SEC (11.44) and third in Mideast Region (11.21w) ... Runner-up in Mideast Region 200 with career best 22.94 and ran in the first round of the NCAA Championships ... Opening leg of Tennessee 4 x 100 that placed fifth at NCAA Championships in 43.83 ... Sprint relay also won Sea Ray title (44.83) and placed second (44.16) at Mideast Region ... Indoors, placed third in the 60 with a 7.42 at SEC Championships after running 7.28 in prelim ... Placed fourth in the 200 with a 23.49 at SEC Indoors after clocking 23.26 in heats ... Qualified for both the 60 and 200 the NCAA Indoor Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, California ... Lettered four years in track and field, coached by Steve Nelson ... Produced prep personal bests of 11.24 and 23.14 placing third in each race during the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships ... Named 2006 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame Female High School Athlete of the Year ... Member of U.S. Junior 4 x 100 relay team that set a World Junior record of 43.29 in Eugene, Oregon with Tarmoh running second leg ... Relay team, with Tarmoh running first leg, won World Junior gold in Beijing, China with a time of 43.49 ... Individually, placed seventh (23.96) in 200 at World Juniors ... Double sprint champion at California State meet twice, as a junior and senior ... Recorded times of 11.59 and 23.29 in 2006 and 11.27 and 23.20w in 2007 ... Team claimed State championship in 2007 ... Indoors, posted prep bests of 6.86 in the 55, 7.39 in the 60 and 23.66 in the 200, where she also had a 23.65 at altitude ... Her 7.39 placed third in the 2007 National Scholastic Indoor Championships ... Member of Cardinal track club for four years.
PERSONAL: Jeneba Sylvia Tarmoh is the daughter of Prince and Grace Kobba ... Born September 27, 1989 in San Jose, California ... Has two siblings, Watta Tarmoh and Alice Sellu... Majoring in Psychology.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* 100 meters - 11.21 * 200 meters - 22.94
Courtesy Texas A&M
Class:
Sophomore
Hometown:
San Jose, California
High School:
Mt. Pleasant
Last College:
Tennessee
Event:
Sprints
Birthdate:
09/27/1989
Experience:
1 year
INTERNATIONAL / SUMMER: 2008 World Junior champion in 100 meters, running 11.37 in Bydgoszcz, Poland ... Also part of U.S. Junior 4 x 100 relay, running first leg, that won World Junior gold in 43.66 ... Claimed U.S. Junior 100 title in career best of 11.21.
COLLEGE: Attended the University of Tennessee ... Named SEC Freshman Runner of the Year ... Reached semifinals of NCAA 100 (11.64) after placing seventh at SEC (11.44) and third in Mideast Region (11.21w) ... Runner-up in Mideast Region 200 with career best 22.94 and ran in the first round of the NCAA Championships ... Opening leg of Tennessee 4 x 100 that placed fifth at NCAA Championships in 43.83 ... Sprint relay also won Sea Ray title (44.83) and placed second (44.16) at Mideast Region ... Indoors, placed third in the 60 with a 7.42 at SEC Championships after running 7.28 in prelim ... Placed fourth in the 200 with a 23.49 at SEC Indoors after clocking 23.26 in heats ... Qualified for both the 60 and 200 the NCAA Indoor Championships.
HIGH SCHOOL: 2007 graduate of Mt. Pleasant High School in San Jose, California ... Lettered four years in track and field, coached by Steve Nelson ... Produced prep personal bests of 11.24 and 23.14 placing third in each race during the 2006 U.S. Junior Championships ... Named 2006 San Jose Sports Hall of Fame Female High School Athlete of the Year ... Member of U.S. Junior 4 x 100 relay team that set a World Junior record of 43.29 in Eugene, Oregon with Tarmoh running second leg ... Relay team, with Tarmoh running first leg, won World Junior gold in Beijing, China with a time of 43.49 ... Individually, placed seventh (23.96) in 200 at World Juniors ... Double sprint champion at California State meet twice, as a junior and senior ... Recorded times of 11.59 and 23.29 in 2006 and 11.27 and 23.20w in 2007 ... Team claimed State championship in 2007 ... Indoors, posted prep bests of 6.86 in the 55, 7.39 in the 60 and 23.66 in the 200, where she also had a 23.65 at altitude ... Her 7.39 placed third in the 2007 National Scholastic Indoor Championships ... Member of Cardinal track club for four years.
PERSONAL: Jeneba Sylvia Tarmoh is the daughter of Prince and Grace Kobba ... Born September 27, 1989 in San Jose, California ... Has two siblings, Watta Tarmoh and Alice Sellu... Majoring in Psychology.
Career Bests (entering 2009)
* 100 meters - 11.21 * 200 meters - 22.94
Courtesy Texas A&M
2009 Texas A&M Reveille Invitational
Licensed to Texas A & M University - College Station
HY-TEK's Meet Manager 12/12/2009 07:16 PM
2009 Texas A&M Reveille Invitational - 12/12/2009
Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium
Results
Women 60 Meter Dash
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Facility: F 7.13 3/14/2009 LaKya Brookins, S. Carolina
Meet: M 7.35 12/6/2008 Gabby Mayo, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 7.26
NCAA Prov: 7.44
Collegiate: C 7.09 3/11/2001 Angela Williams, Southern California
American: * 6.95 3/7/1998 Gail Devers - Marion Jones
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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Finals
1 Porscha Lucas SR Texas A&M 7.33M 1
2 Gabby Mayo JR Texas A&M 7.34M 3
3 Jeneba Tarmoh SO Texas A&M 7.39 2
4 Dominique Duncan SO Texas A&M 7.50 3 7.493
5 Christie Jones JR Houston 7.50 2 7.497
6 LaKeidra Stewart Unattached 7.52 1
7 Elizabeth Adeoti SR Texas A&M 7.56 3
8 Kutu-Akoi Phobay Unattached 7.65 2
9 Sandy Wooten SR Texas A&M 7.71 2
10 Sade-Shari St. Louis JR TCU 7.76 3
11 Chandrell Stephens FR Texas A&M 7.77 2
12 Whitney Gipson SO TCU 7.79 1
13 Alysha Cook FR Houston 7.94 1
14 Olivia Amy FR Houston 8.09 2
15 Ciara Willis JR Houston 8.10 1
-- Whitney Harris SO Houston FS 3
-- Kalyn Floyd JR Houston DNS 1
-- Brittany Wallace FR Houston DNS 3
Women 800 Meter Run
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Facility: F 2:03.71 3/13/2009 Phoebe Wright, Tennessee
Meet: M 2:25.26 12/6/2008 Clarissa Payton, Houston
NCAA Auto: 2:05.00
NCAA Prov: 2:09.00
Collegiate: C 2:00.75 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook, Tennessee
American: * 1:58.71 3/2/2002 Nicole Teter
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Ciera Johnson SO Houston 2:15.98M
2 Lauren Simpson JR Baylor 2:16.30M
3 Clarissa Payton SO Houston 2:17.71M
4 Hanna Haavikko Unattached 2:17.99M
5 Kristen Stone FR Texas A&M 2:24.96M
6 Lizzy Whitney FR Baylor 2:31.65
-- Kathryn Ducommun FR Houston DNS
-- Stephanie Aldea SO Houston DNS
Women 5000 Meter Run
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Facility: F 15:51.14 3/13/2009 Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
Meet: M 18:36.38 12/6/2008 Amber Weems, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 16:07.50
NCAA Prov: 16:44.50
Collegiate: C 15:14.18 3/12/2004 Kim Ssmith, Providence
American: * 14:47.62 2/7/2009 Shalane Flanagan
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Stephanie Aldea SO Houston 17:39.92M
2 Samantha Patty SO Baylor 17:59.07M
3 Katie Dalton FR TCU 18:08.16M
4 Renae Van Wyhe SO Baylor 18:18.17M
5 Brandi Witte SO Houston 18:22.84M
6 Kelly Dawson SO TCU 18:53.83
7 Isabel Campos FR Texas A&M 19:21.88
-- Tanja Ivandic JR TCU DNF
-- Starla Garcia SO Houston DNS
Women 60 Meter Hurdles
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Facility: F 8.00 3/14/2009 Tiffany Ofili, Michigan
Meet: M 8.47 12/6/2008 Seun Adigun, Houston
NCAA Auto: 8.14
NCAA Prov: 8.43
Collegiate: C 7.84 3/10/2006 Virginia Powell, Southern California
American: * 7.74 3/1/2003 Gail Devers
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Natasha Ruddock JR Texas A&M 8.42M 1
2 Vashti Thomas Unattached 8.53 1
3 Donique Flemings FR Texas A&M 8.64 1
4 Larissa Matthews FR TCU 8.78 1
5 Olivia Amy FR Houston 9.04 1
6 Emily Hanna FR TCU 9.05 1
7 Alysha Cook FR Houston 9.10 1
8 Bonnie Richardson FR Texas A&M 9.36 2
9 Daphne Fitzpatrick JR Texas A&M 9.51 2
10 Megan Frausto FR Houston 10.08 2
11 Laura Allred JR Houston 11.33 2
Women 4x400 Meter Relay
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Facility: F 3:32.52 3/14/2009 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
A George, S Wooten, P Lucas, J Beard
Meet: M 3:45.94 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Duncan, Beard, Carter, Wooten
NCAA Auto: 3:33.00
NCAA Prov: 3:40.00
Collegiate: C 3:27.66 3/15/2003 Texas, Texas
Keasha Downer, Raasin McIntosh, Moushaumi Robinson
American: * 3:27.59 3/7/1999 USA National Team
School Finals H# Points
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1 Texas A&M 'B' 3:42.83M 2
1) Brittany Machacek JR 2) Jessica Beard JR
3) Katy Eudaly JR 4) Gabby Mayo JR
2 Texas A&M 3:43.15M 2
1) Sandy Wooten SR 2) Jeneba Tarmoh SO
3) Porscha Lucas SR 4) Tiffany Singleton SO
3 TCU 3:45.71M 2
1) Kristal Juarez JR 2) Quinterra Charles FR
3) Hayley Shade SO 4) Sade-Shari St. Louis JR
4 Houston 'B' 3:56.49 1
1) Christie Jones JR 2) Quinshundolyn McPherson SR
3) Alysha Cook FR 4) Tatiana Miller SO
5 TCU 'B' 3:57.97 1
1) Unique Connor FR 2) Larissa Matthews FR
3) Emily Hanna FR 4) Whitney Gipson SO
6 Baylor 3:59.31 1
1) Linh Tran FR 2) Lauren Johnson FR
3) Lizzy Whitney FR 4) Lauren Simpson JR
-- Houston DNF 2
1) Whitney Harris SO 2) Brittany Wallace FR
3) Lindsey Marshall JR 4) Ciara Willis JR
-- Houston 'C' DNS 1
Women Distance Medley
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Facility: F 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
Meet: M 12:17.70 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Wing, Machacek, J. Stone, McNorton
NCAA Auto: 11:05.50
NCAA Prov: 11:26.50
Collegiate: C 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
American: * 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
School Finals Points
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1 Texas A&M 12:42.57
1) Amanda Jenkins FR 2) Courtnie Allen SO
3) Erica Parker JR 4) Kasey McNorton JR
2 Unattached 12:45.02
1) Ashley Ehrhardt 2) Miriam Byfield
3) Irma Molina 4) Alicia Godwin
Women Pole Vault
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Facility: F 4.35m 3/14/2009 Kylie Hutson, Indiana St.
Meet: M 3.80m 12/6/2008 Laura Asimakis, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 4.25m
NCAA Prov: 4.00m
Collegiate: C 4.53m 3/9/2002 Amy Linnen, Arizona
American: * 4.82m 2/7/2009 Jenn Stuczynski
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Laura Asimakis JR Texas A&M 3.73m 12-02.75
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58 3.73 3.88
PPP PPP O O O XXX
2 Aly Daily SO Texas A&M 3.58m 11-09.00
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58 3.73
PPP XO XO O XXX
3 Shannan Arnold JR Houston 3.43m 11-03.00
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58
O XO XXO XXX
4 Jessica Bonfield FR Texas A&M 3.13m 10-03.25
3.13 3.28
XO XXX
-- Audra Hoerr JR Baylor NH
3.13
XXX
-- Karley King FR Houston DNS
3.13
DNS
Women Long Jump
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Facility: F 6.53m 3/13/2009 Eleni Kafourou, Boise State
Meet: M 5.94m 12/6/2008 Ashika Charan, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 6.38m
NCAA Prov: 6.13m
Collegiate: C 6.91m 2/23/2002 Elva Goulbourne, Auburn
American: * 7.13m 3/5/1994 Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Whitney Gipson SO TCU 6.04mM 19-09.75
5.75m 4.90m 5.80m 5.86m 5.60m 6.04m
2 Neidra Covington SR TCU 5.99mM 19-08.00
5.51m 5.76m 5.62m 5.90m 5.90m 5.99m
3 Quinshundolyn McPherson SR Houston 5.77m 18-11.25
4.99m FOUL 5.76m FOUL 5.43m 5.77m
4 Ashika Charan SR Texas A&M 5.69m 18-08.00
5.69m 5.60m 4.09m PASS PASS PASS
5 Sasha Kay Matthias Unattached 5.66m 18-07.00
5.66m FOUL FOUL 5.49m 5.20m FOUL
6 Tiffany Peters JR Texas A&M 5.58m 18-03.75
5.41m 5.43m 5.49m 5.23m 5.46m 5.58m
7 Megan Frausto FR Houston 5.56m 18-03.00
5.24m 5.12m 5.30m 5.56m FOUL 5.29m
8 Tai'Shea Reese SO Houston 5.56m 18-03.00
FOUL 5.56m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Yasmine Regis Unattached 5.29m 17-04.25
5.29m FOUL 4.70m
10 Lizzy Whitney FR Baylor 5.21m 17-01.25
5.21m 5.04m 5.01m 5.05m PASS 4.53m
11 Teryni Buckner SO TCU 4.89m 16-00.50
FOUL 4.89m FOUL
12 Laura Allred JR Houston 4.50m 14-09.25
4.42m 4.45m 4.50m
-- Saria Hawkins SO TCU FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL
-- Alaysha Ford SR Houston DNS
Women Shot Put
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Facility: F 17.84m 3/14/2009 Mariam Kevkhishvili, Florida
Meet: M 13.39m 12/6/2008 Kiara Pulliam, Houston
NCAA Auto: 16.90m
NCAA Prov: 15.20m
Collegiate: C 19.15m 3/13/2004 Laura Gerraughty, North Carolina
American: * 19.83m 2/20/1987 Ramona Pagel
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Stormy Harrison JR TCU 14.59mM 47-10.50
13.92m FOUL 14.59m FOUL FOUL FOUL
2 Taylor Rosser FR Texas A&M 14.44mM 47-04.50
14.07m 13.68m 14.44m 11.46m 13.96m 14.20m
3 Charlissa Foster JR Houston 14.30mM 46-11.00
14.30m 14.13m 13.91m FOUL 12.79m FOUL
4 Skylar White FR Baylor 14.30mM 46-11.00
11.93m 14.30m 12.13m 13.71m 13.97m FOUL
5 Kiera Pulliam JR Houston 13.84mM 45-05.00
FOUL 13.33m 13.45m FOUL 13.23m 13.84m
6 Jennifer Edwards FR Texas A&M 13.75mM 45-01.50
13.44m FOUL FOUL FOUL 13.75m FOUL
7 Kelsey Samuels FR TCU 13.59mM 44-07.00
FOUL 12.60m 12.08m 13.06m FOUL 13.59m
8 Sara Talley FR TCU 13.34m 43-09.25
13.34m 12.71m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Emily Hanna FR TCU 10.69m 35-01.00
8.85m 10.62m 10.69m 10.36m 10.15m 9.71m
-- Megan Frausto FR Houston DNS
-- Laura Allred JR Houston DNS
Women Weight Throw
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Facility: F 22.09m 3/13/2009 D'Ana McCarty, Louisville
Meet: M 16.39m 12/6/2008 Ashley Bryant, Houston
NCAA Auto: 21.00m
NCAA Prov: 18.75m
Collegiate: C 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley, Southern Illinois
American: * 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Deidre Tarver SR Texas A&M 17.61mM 57-09.50
16.04m 17.54m 17.48m 17.25m 17.61m FOUL
2 Emalie Humphreys JR Texas A&M 14.85m 48-08.75
14.41m 14.25m 13.87m FOUL 14.77m 14.85m
3 Kelsey Samuels FR TCU 14.32m 46-11.75
12.98m FOUL 14.32m 12.78m 13.80m FOUL
4 Sarah Webb Unattached 13.50m 44-03.50
13.50m 12.68m 11.67m FOUL FOUL FOUL
Men 60 Meter Dash
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Facility: F 6.51 3/13/2009 Jacoby Ford, Clemson
Meet: M 6.72 12/6/2008 Gerald Phiri, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 6.60
NCAA Prov: 6.71
Collegiate: C 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills, BYU
American: * 6.39 3/3/2001 Maurice Green
Name Year School Finals H# Points
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1 Charles Silmon FR TCU 6.67M 1
2 OJ Stoneham SO TCU 6.88 2
3 Ravyn Hayward Unattached 6.90 2 6.892
4 Mark Barnes SO TCU 6.90 2 6.896
5 CJ Jones SO Texas A&M 6.94 1
6 Jeffery Thomas FR Houston 6.99 1
7 Curtis Mitchell Unattached 7.00 2
8 Daniel Villarreal FR Tec de Monterrey 7.07 3
9 Jose Antonio Flores SO Tec de Monterrey 7.08 2
10 Lazarus Crumedy JR Houston 7.09 3 7.085
11 Pablo Jimenez SR Tec de Monterrey 7.09 3 7.090
12 Julian Tamez FR Tec de Monterrey 7.12 3
13 Reginald Pendland Unattached 7.21 1
14 Adam Benz SR TCU 7.23 3
15 Ed White Unattached 7.32 2
-- Mychal Dungey JR TCU FS 1
-- Chris Carter JR Houston DNS 2
-- Kevin Dilworth Unattached DNS 1
-- Gerald Phiri JR Texas A&M DNS 1
Men 800 Meter Run
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Facility: F 1:48.04 2/28/2009 Jacob Hernandez, Texas
Meet: M 1:59.63 12/6/2008 Michael Castro, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 1:48.00
NCAA Prov: 1:50.50
Collegiate: C 1:44.84 3/4/1989 Paul Ereng, Virginia
American: * 1:45.00 3/8/1992 Johnny Gray
Name Year School Finals Points
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1 Chris Gowell SR Baylor 1:48.87M
2 Larry Brooks Unattached 1:50.64M
3 Sean Zurko JR TCU 1:50.94M
4 Jack OBrien SO TCU 1:54.63M
5 Joey Roberts SO Texas A&M 1:56.08M
6 Eric Miller Unattached 1:56.21M
7 Lejerald Betters Unattached 1:56.82M
8 Zwede Hewitt SO Baylor 1:56.90M
9 Jeff Pels JR TCU 1:57.10M
10 Jose Roberto Herrera FR Tec de Monterrey 1:57.54M
11 Derrick Joe FR Houston 1:59.88
12 Carlos Falcon Unattached 2:02.03
13 Andres Santaolalla SO Houston 2:02.89
14 Cole Bessner FR Houston 2:05.31
15 Stephan Keller FR Houston 2:08.30
-- Jason Perez JR Houston DNS
-- Nate Pineda SO Houston DNS
-- Andres Perezchica SR Tec de Monterrey DNS
-- Brady Desko FR Baylor DNS
-- Anthony Jordan SO Houston DNS
-- Zane Hill SO TCU DNS
-- Garrett Hughey FR Houston DNS
Men 5000 Meter Run
=======================================================================
Facility: F 13:41.45 3/13/2009 Galen Rupp, Oregon
Meet: M 15:22.35 12/6/2008 Matt Ross, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 13:47.00
NCAA Prov: 14:10.00
Collegiate: C 13:18.12 2/13/2009 Galen Rupp, Oregon
American: * 13:20.55 2/12/1982 Doug Padilla
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Robbie Knorr SO Baylor 14:24.36M
2 Jeff Sadler JR Baylor 14:48.05M
3 Brandon Birdsong Unattached 14:50.65M
4 Andrew Montes SR Texas A&M 15:01.70M
5 Brandon Reed SO Baylor 15:24.43
6 David Smith FR Houston 15:25.64
7 Louie Tijerina SO TCU 15:53.81
8 Alejandro Romo SR Tec de Monterrey 16:33.41
-- Ryan McNiff Unattached DNF
-- Brian Hannold Unattached DNS
-- Festus Kigen SR TCU DNS
-- Jesus Esparza FR Tec de Monterrey DNS
Men 60 Meter Hurdles
==========================================================================
Facility: F 7.63 3/14/2009 Ronnie Ash, Bethune-Cookman
Meet: M 8.17 12/6/2008 Steve Jones, Houston
NCAA Auto: 7.70
NCAA Prov: 7.91
Collegiate: C 7.47 2/7/1997 Reggie Torian, Wisconsin
American: * 7.36 3/6/2004 Greg Foster - Allen Johnson
Name Year School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Wayne Davis FR Texas A&M 7.99M 1
2 De'Lon Isom SR Texas A&M 8.13M 1
3 Melvin Echard JR Texas A&M 8.27 1
4 Jordan Pitts JR TCU 8.28 1
5 Trinity Otto Unattached 8.48 2
6 Darryl Cloud SR Houston 8.63 1
-- Eric Bostick SO Baylor DNF 2
-- Wesley Bray JR Houston DNS 1
-- Kevin Johnson FR Houston DNS 2
-- D'korian Ford SO Houston DNS 1
-- Emanuel Osadebey JR Houston DNS 2
Men 4x400 Meter Relay
==========================================================================
Facility: F 3:05.81 3/14/2009 Baylor, Baylor
T Harts, M Boyd, L Betters, Q Iglehart-Summers
Meet: M 3:13.19 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Cleveland, Young, Dykes, Miller
NCAA Auto: 3:06.50
NCAA Prov: 3:10.40
Collegiate: C 3:03.51 3/12/2005 Florida, Florida
S. Clarke, B. Middleton, S. Pastor, K. Clement
American: * 3:01.96 2/11/2006 Clement, Spearmon, Williamson, Wariner
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Unattached 3:10.22M 2
1) Bryan Miller 2) Curtis Mitchell
3) Tabarie Henry 4) Demetrius Pinder
2 TCU 3:10.47M 2
1) Dell Guy SR 2) Matt Love JR
3) Mychal Dungey JR 4) Clemore Henry SR
3 Baylor 3:11.98M 2
1) Zwede Hewitt SO 2) J.T. Scheuerman SR
3) James Gilreath JR 4) Drew Seale FR
4 Texas A&M 3:12.36M 2
1) Tran Howell JR 2) Ashton Young SO
3) Kyle Dykhuizen JR 4) Michael Preble SO
5 Houston 3:12.77M 1
1) Errol Nolan FR 2) Joseph Irabor SO
3) Lazarus Crumedy JR 4) Doug Kelley SO
6 TCU 'B' 3:15.70 1
1) OJ Stoneham SO 2) Jordan Pitts JR
3) Mark Barnes SO 4) Sean Zurko JR
7 TCU 'C' 3:25.36 1
1) Charles Silmon FR 2) Jack OBrien SO
3) Zane Hill SO 4) Jeff Pels JR
-- Houston 'B' DNS 1
1) Darryl Cloud SR 2) D'korian Ford SO
3) Emanuel Osadebey JR 4) Jeffery Thomas FR
Men Distance Medley
=======================================================================
Facility: F 9:29.59 3/13/2009 Oregon, Oregon
A Acosta, C Barlow, A Wheating, G Rupp
Meet: M 10:17.68 12/6/2008 Houston, Houston
Rodriguez, Cloud, Perez, Pineda
NCAA Auto: 9:30.00
NCAA Prov: 9:41.70
Collegiate: C 9:25.97 2/16/2008 Texas, Texas
Miller, Fortson, Hernandez, Manzano
American: * 9:25.97 2/16/2008 Texas
School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Tec de Monterrey 9:42.66M
1) Juan Jose Esparza FR 2) Jose Herrera SR
3) Jose Roberto Herrera FR 4) Pablo Solares SR
2 Texas A&M 10:04.77M
1) James Bonn FR 2) Seth Mabry SO
3) Joe Snelick FR 4) CJ Brown FR
3 Baylor 10:06.30M
1) Dejuana Dixon FR 2) James Gilreath JR
3) Brady Desko FR 4) Ben Haby SR
4 Texas A&M 'B' 10:14.69M
1) Graham Northcutt JR 2) Oscar Ramirez SO
3) Sam Mutschler SO 4) Ryan Snapp JR
Men Pole Vault
=================================================================================
Facility: F 5.61m 2/14/2009 Jason Colwick, Rice
Meet: M 4.65m 12/6/2008 Kaleb Shrader, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 5.50m
NCAA Prov: 5.20m
Collegiate: C 5.85m 3/6/1999 Jacob Davis, Texas
American: * 6.02m 3/10/2002 Jeff Hartwig
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Alex Bentley JR Houston 4.93mM 16-02.00
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78 4.93 5.08
PPP PPP PPP O XO O XXX
2 Michael Mahnke FR Houston 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O O XXX
3 Bryan Brown JR Houston 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O XO XXX
4 Colton Sandman SO Texas A&M 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O XXO XXX
5 Kyle Tomasini Unattached 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
5 Joseph Brillon Unattached 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
5 Dorian Garcia SR Tec de Monterrey 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
8 Brett Bennett SR Texas A&M 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XO XXX
8 Moises Gomez SR Tec de Monterrey 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XO XXX
10 Kaleb Shrader SO Texas A&M 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XXO XXX
-- Joe Farley JR Baylor NH
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP PPP XXX
-- Wesley Bray JR Houston DNS
3.98
DNS
Men Long Jump
=================================================================================
Facility: F 8.03m 3/13/2009 Nicholas Gordon, Nebraska
Meet: M 7.74m 12/6/2008 Julian Reid, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 7.85m
NCAA Prov: 7.50m
Collegiate: C 8.59m 3/1/2002 Miguel Pate, Alabama
American: * 8.79m 1/27/1984 Carl Lewis
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Tyron Stewart JR Texas A&M 7.47m 24-06.25
7.17m 7.14m 7.14m FOUL 7.23m 7.47m
2 Chris Carter JR Houston 7.45m 24-05.50
7.26m FOUL FOUL 7.10m 6.74m 7.45m
3 Zuheir Sharif SR Texas A&M 7.32m 24-00.25
7.15m FOUL 7.02m 7.10m FOUL 7.32m
4 Thomas Lang JR Houston 7.24m 23-09.00
7.11m 7.02m FOUL 7.24m FOUL 6.99m
5 Julian Reid JR Texas A&M 7.19m 23-07.25
FOUL 7.19m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
6 Kevin Dilworth Unattached 7.14m 23-05.25
7.01m FOUL FOUL FOUL 7.14m 6.90m
7 Irving Castro JR Tec de Monterrey 6.90m 22-07.75
FOUL 6.62m 6.79m 6.90m PASS PASS
8 Payton Carrell FR Texas A&M 6.83m 22-05.00
6.52m 6.83m FOUL 6.42m 6.35m FOUL
9 Michael Alliniece FR Houston 6.70m 21-11.75
FOUL FOUL 6.70m 6.50m FOUL 6.58m
10 Wesley Bray JR Houston 6.68m 21-11.00
6.26m 6.43m 6.68m
11 Cameron Alexander SO Texas A&M 6.66m 21-10.25
FOUL 6.66m 6.40m
12 Kevin Johnson FR Houston 6.47m 21-02.75
6.47m 6.30m 6.12m
13 Andrew Kinkler Unattached 6.23m 20-05.25
6.23m 6.18m 6.13m
Men Shot Put
=================================================================================
Facility: F 20.16m 3/13/2009 Ryan Whiting, Arizona St.
Meet: M 16.28m 12/6/2008 Nicholas Cook, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 19.30m
NCAA Prov: 17.75m
Collegiate: C 21.73m 3/14/2008 Ryan Whiting, Arizona State
American: * 22.66m 1/20/1989 Randy Barnes
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Sean Tabor FR TCU 16.94mM 55-07.00
16.27m FOUL 16.94m 16.79m 16.07m 16.92m
2 Alan Garcia FR Tec de Monterrey 16.22m 53-02.75
15.20m 16.22m 15.55m 15.19m FOUL 15.61m
3 Mike Sanchez JR Houston 15.75m 51-08.25
14.90m FOUL FOUL FOUL 15.75m FOUL
4 John Fortune FR Houston 15.65m 51-04.25
13.76m 15.65m 15.49m FOUL 15.54m 15.32m
5 Thomas Killen SR TCU 15.60m 51-02.25
15.60m FOUL FOUL 15.49m FOUL FOUL
6 Teonor Davilmar FR Houston 15.42m 50-07.25
14.63m FOUL 14.66m 14.34m 15.42m 15.20m
7 Sidney Flores JR Houston 15.40m 50-06.25
15.11m FOUL FOUL FOUL 15.40m 14.88m
8 Matt Dudley SO Houston 15.26m 50-00.75
FOUL 14.52m 15.26m FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Jud Allen FR Texas A&M 14.83m 48-08.00
14.83m FOUL FOUL PASS PASS PASS
10 Eric Motter JR Texas A&M 14.62m 47-11.75
FOUL 14.62m FOUL
11 Chris Stonestreet Unattached 13.27m 43-06.50
12.76m FOUL 13.27m
12 Wesley Bray JR Houston 12.10m 39-08.50
11.75m 11.69m 12.10m
13 Eric Bostick SO Baylor 10.06m 33-00.25
9.66m FOUL 10.06m
Men Weight Throw
=================================================================================
Facility: F 22.88m 3/14/2009 Jason Lewis, Arizona St.
Meet: M 15.40m 12/6/2008 Nicholas Cook, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 21.50m
NCAA Prov: 19.50m
Collegiate: C 25.08m 3/9/2007 Kibwe Johnson, Ashland
American: * 25.86m 3/4/1995 Lance Deal
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Cole Knuth JR Texas A&M 16.23mM 53-03.00
FOUL FOUL 15.80m 16.19m 16.23m 16.23m
2 Rick Fenton SO Houston 15.59mM 51-01.75
15.37m 15.13m 15.51m 15.59m FOUL FOUL
3 Sean Tabor FR TCU 15.40mM 50-06.25
14.95m FOUL FOUL 15.40m PASS PASS
4 Casey Strong Unattached 14.77m 48-05.50
14.27m 14.29m 14.64m 13.26m 14.06m 14.77m
HY-TEK's Meet Manager 12/12/2009 07:16 PM
2009 Texas A&M Reveille Invitational - 12/12/2009
Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium
Results
Women 60 Meter Dash
==========================================================================
Facility: F 7.13 3/14/2009 LaKya Brookins, S. Carolina
Meet: M 7.35 12/6/2008 Gabby Mayo, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 7.26
NCAA Prov: 7.44
Collegiate: C 7.09 3/11/2001 Angela Williams, Southern California
American: * 6.95 3/7/1998 Gail Devers - Marion Jones
Name Year School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
Finals
1 Porscha Lucas SR Texas A&M 7.33M 1
2 Gabby Mayo JR Texas A&M 7.34M 3
3 Jeneba Tarmoh SO Texas A&M 7.39 2
4 Dominique Duncan SO Texas A&M 7.50 3 7.493
5 Christie Jones JR Houston 7.50 2 7.497
6 LaKeidra Stewart Unattached 7.52 1
7 Elizabeth Adeoti SR Texas A&M 7.56 3
8 Kutu-Akoi Phobay Unattached 7.65 2
9 Sandy Wooten SR Texas A&M 7.71 2
10 Sade-Shari St. Louis JR TCU 7.76 3
11 Chandrell Stephens FR Texas A&M 7.77 2
12 Whitney Gipson SO TCU 7.79 1
13 Alysha Cook FR Houston 7.94 1
14 Olivia Amy FR Houston 8.09 2
15 Ciara Willis JR Houston 8.10 1
-- Whitney Harris SO Houston FS 3
-- Kalyn Floyd JR Houston DNS 1
-- Brittany Wallace FR Houston DNS 3
Women 800 Meter Run
=======================================================================
Facility: F 2:03.71 3/13/2009 Phoebe Wright, Tennessee
Meet: M 2:25.26 12/6/2008 Clarissa Payton, Houston
NCAA Auto: 2:05.00
NCAA Prov: 2:09.00
Collegiate: C 2:00.75 2/27/2005 Nicole Cook, Tennessee
American: * 1:58.71 3/2/2002 Nicole Teter
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Ciera Johnson SO Houston 2:15.98M
2 Lauren Simpson JR Baylor 2:16.30M
3 Clarissa Payton SO Houston 2:17.71M
4 Hanna Haavikko Unattached 2:17.99M
5 Kristen Stone FR Texas A&M 2:24.96M
6 Lizzy Whitney FR Baylor 2:31.65
-- Kathryn Ducommun FR Houston DNS
-- Stephanie Aldea SO Houston DNS
Women 5000 Meter Run
=======================================================================
Facility: F 15:51.14 3/13/2009 Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
Meet: M 18:36.38 12/6/2008 Amber Weems, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 16:07.50
NCAA Prov: 16:44.50
Collegiate: C 15:14.18 3/12/2004 Kim Ssmith, Providence
American: * 14:47.62 2/7/2009 Shalane Flanagan
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Stephanie Aldea SO Houston 17:39.92M
2 Samantha Patty SO Baylor 17:59.07M
3 Katie Dalton FR TCU 18:08.16M
4 Renae Van Wyhe SO Baylor 18:18.17M
5 Brandi Witte SO Houston 18:22.84M
6 Kelly Dawson SO TCU 18:53.83
7 Isabel Campos FR Texas A&M 19:21.88
-- Tanja Ivandic JR TCU DNF
-- Starla Garcia SO Houston DNS
Women 60 Meter Hurdles
==========================================================================
Facility: F 8.00 3/14/2009 Tiffany Ofili, Michigan
Meet: M 8.47 12/6/2008 Seun Adigun, Houston
NCAA Auto: 8.14
NCAA Prov: 8.43
Collegiate: C 7.84 3/10/2006 Virginia Powell, Southern California
American: * 7.74 3/1/2003 Gail Devers
Name Year School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Natasha Ruddock JR Texas A&M 8.42M 1
2 Vashti Thomas Unattached 8.53 1
3 Donique Flemings FR Texas A&M 8.64 1
4 Larissa Matthews FR TCU 8.78 1
5 Olivia Amy FR Houston 9.04 1
6 Emily Hanna FR TCU 9.05 1
7 Alysha Cook FR Houston 9.10 1
8 Bonnie Richardson FR Texas A&M 9.36 2
9 Daphne Fitzpatrick JR Texas A&M 9.51 2
10 Megan Frausto FR Houston 10.08 2
11 Laura Allred JR Houston 11.33 2
Women 4x400 Meter Relay
==========================================================================
Facility: F 3:32.52 3/14/2009 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
A George, S Wooten, P Lucas, J Beard
Meet: M 3:45.94 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Duncan, Beard, Carter, Wooten
NCAA Auto: 3:33.00
NCAA Prov: 3:40.00
Collegiate: C 3:27.66 3/15/2003 Texas, Texas
Keasha Downer, Raasin McIntosh, Moushaumi Robinson
American: * 3:27.59 3/7/1999 USA National Team
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Texas A&M 'B' 3:42.83M 2
1) Brittany Machacek JR 2) Jessica Beard JR
3) Katy Eudaly JR 4) Gabby Mayo JR
2 Texas A&M 3:43.15M 2
1) Sandy Wooten SR 2) Jeneba Tarmoh SO
3) Porscha Lucas SR 4) Tiffany Singleton SO
3 TCU 3:45.71M 2
1) Kristal Juarez JR 2) Quinterra Charles FR
3) Hayley Shade SO 4) Sade-Shari St. Louis JR
4 Houston 'B' 3:56.49 1
1) Christie Jones JR 2) Quinshundolyn McPherson SR
3) Alysha Cook FR 4) Tatiana Miller SO
5 TCU 'B' 3:57.97 1
1) Unique Connor FR 2) Larissa Matthews FR
3) Emily Hanna FR 4) Whitney Gipson SO
6 Baylor 3:59.31 1
1) Linh Tran FR 2) Lauren Johnson FR
3) Lizzy Whitney FR 4) Lauren Simpson JR
-- Houston DNF 2
1) Whitney Harris SO 2) Brittany Wallace FR
3) Lindsey Marshall JR 4) Ciara Willis JR
-- Houston 'C' DNS 1
Women Distance Medley
=======================================================================
Facility: F 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
Meet: M 12:17.70 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Wing, Machacek, J. Stone, McNorton
NCAA Auto: 11:05.50
NCAA Prov: 11:26.50
Collegiate: C 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
American: * 10:50.98 3/13/2009 Tennessee, Tennessee
P Wright, B Jones, C Price, S Bowman
School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Texas A&M 12:42.57
1) Amanda Jenkins FR 2) Courtnie Allen SO
3) Erica Parker JR 4) Kasey McNorton JR
2 Unattached 12:45.02
1) Ashley Ehrhardt 2) Miriam Byfield
3) Irma Molina 4) Alicia Godwin
Women Pole Vault
=================================================================================
Facility: F 4.35m 3/14/2009 Kylie Hutson, Indiana St.
Meet: M 3.80m 12/6/2008 Laura Asimakis, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 4.25m
NCAA Prov: 4.00m
Collegiate: C 4.53m 3/9/2002 Amy Linnen, Arizona
American: * 4.82m 2/7/2009 Jenn Stuczynski
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Laura Asimakis JR Texas A&M 3.73m 12-02.75
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58 3.73 3.88
PPP PPP O O O XXX
2 Aly Daily SO Texas A&M 3.58m 11-09.00
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58 3.73
PPP XO XO O XXX
3 Shannan Arnold JR Houston 3.43m 11-03.00
3.13 3.28 3.43 3.58
O XO XXO XXX
4 Jessica Bonfield FR Texas A&M 3.13m 10-03.25
3.13 3.28
XO XXX
-- Audra Hoerr JR Baylor NH
3.13
XXX
-- Karley King FR Houston DNS
3.13
DNS
Women Long Jump
=================================================================================
Facility: F 6.53m 3/13/2009 Eleni Kafourou, Boise State
Meet: M 5.94m 12/6/2008 Ashika Charan, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 6.38m
NCAA Prov: 6.13m
Collegiate: C 6.91m 2/23/2002 Elva Goulbourne, Auburn
American: * 7.13m 3/5/1994 Jackie Joyner-Kersee
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Whitney Gipson SO TCU 6.04mM 19-09.75
5.75m 4.90m 5.80m 5.86m 5.60m 6.04m
2 Neidra Covington SR TCU 5.99mM 19-08.00
5.51m 5.76m 5.62m 5.90m 5.90m 5.99m
3 Quinshundolyn McPherson SR Houston 5.77m 18-11.25
4.99m FOUL 5.76m FOUL 5.43m 5.77m
4 Ashika Charan SR Texas A&M 5.69m 18-08.00
5.69m 5.60m 4.09m PASS PASS PASS
5 Sasha Kay Matthias Unattached 5.66m 18-07.00
5.66m FOUL FOUL 5.49m 5.20m FOUL
6 Tiffany Peters JR Texas A&M 5.58m 18-03.75
5.41m 5.43m 5.49m 5.23m 5.46m 5.58m
7 Megan Frausto FR Houston 5.56m 18-03.00
5.24m 5.12m 5.30m 5.56m FOUL 5.29m
8 Tai'Shea Reese SO Houston 5.56m 18-03.00
FOUL 5.56m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Yasmine Regis Unattached 5.29m 17-04.25
5.29m FOUL 4.70m
10 Lizzy Whitney FR Baylor 5.21m 17-01.25
5.21m 5.04m 5.01m 5.05m PASS 4.53m
11 Teryni Buckner SO TCU 4.89m 16-00.50
FOUL 4.89m FOUL
12 Laura Allred JR Houston 4.50m 14-09.25
4.42m 4.45m 4.50m
-- Saria Hawkins SO TCU FOUL
FOUL FOUL FOUL
-- Alaysha Ford SR Houston DNS
Women Shot Put
=================================================================================
Facility: F 17.84m 3/14/2009 Mariam Kevkhishvili, Florida
Meet: M 13.39m 12/6/2008 Kiara Pulliam, Houston
NCAA Auto: 16.90m
NCAA Prov: 15.20m
Collegiate: C 19.15m 3/13/2004 Laura Gerraughty, North Carolina
American: * 19.83m 2/20/1987 Ramona Pagel
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Stormy Harrison JR TCU 14.59mM 47-10.50
13.92m FOUL 14.59m FOUL FOUL FOUL
2 Taylor Rosser FR Texas A&M 14.44mM 47-04.50
14.07m 13.68m 14.44m 11.46m 13.96m 14.20m
3 Charlissa Foster JR Houston 14.30mM 46-11.00
14.30m 14.13m 13.91m FOUL 12.79m FOUL
4 Skylar White FR Baylor 14.30mM 46-11.00
11.93m 14.30m 12.13m 13.71m 13.97m FOUL
5 Kiera Pulliam JR Houston 13.84mM 45-05.00
FOUL 13.33m 13.45m FOUL 13.23m 13.84m
6 Jennifer Edwards FR Texas A&M 13.75mM 45-01.50
13.44m FOUL FOUL FOUL 13.75m FOUL
7 Kelsey Samuels FR TCU 13.59mM 44-07.00
FOUL 12.60m 12.08m 13.06m FOUL 13.59m
8 Sara Talley FR TCU 13.34m 43-09.25
13.34m 12.71m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Emily Hanna FR TCU 10.69m 35-01.00
8.85m 10.62m 10.69m 10.36m 10.15m 9.71m
-- Megan Frausto FR Houston DNS
-- Laura Allred JR Houston DNS
Women Weight Throw
=================================================================================
Facility: F 22.09m 3/13/2009 D'Ana McCarty, Louisville
Meet: M 16.39m 12/6/2008 Ashley Bryant, Houston
NCAA Auto: 21.00m
NCAA Prov: 18.75m
Collegiate: C 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley, Southern Illinois
American: * 25.56m 3/10/2007 Brittany Riley
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Deidre Tarver SR Texas A&M 17.61mM 57-09.50
16.04m 17.54m 17.48m 17.25m 17.61m FOUL
2 Emalie Humphreys JR Texas A&M 14.85m 48-08.75
14.41m 14.25m 13.87m FOUL 14.77m 14.85m
3 Kelsey Samuels FR TCU 14.32m 46-11.75
12.98m FOUL 14.32m 12.78m 13.80m FOUL
4 Sarah Webb Unattached 13.50m 44-03.50
13.50m 12.68m 11.67m FOUL FOUL FOUL
Men 60 Meter Dash
==========================================================================
Facility: F 6.51 3/13/2009 Jacoby Ford, Clemson
Meet: M 6.72 12/6/2008 Gerald Phiri, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 6.60
NCAA Prov: 6.71
Collegiate: C 6.45 2/20/1999 Leonard Myles-Mills, BYU
American: * 6.39 3/3/2001 Maurice Green
Name Year School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Charles Silmon FR TCU 6.67M 1
2 OJ Stoneham SO TCU 6.88 2
3 Ravyn Hayward Unattached 6.90 2 6.892
4 Mark Barnes SO TCU 6.90 2 6.896
5 CJ Jones SO Texas A&M 6.94 1
6 Jeffery Thomas FR Houston 6.99 1
7 Curtis Mitchell Unattached 7.00 2
8 Daniel Villarreal FR Tec de Monterrey 7.07 3
9 Jose Antonio Flores SO Tec de Monterrey 7.08 2
10 Lazarus Crumedy JR Houston 7.09 3 7.085
11 Pablo Jimenez SR Tec de Monterrey 7.09 3 7.090
12 Julian Tamez FR Tec de Monterrey 7.12 3
13 Reginald Pendland Unattached 7.21 1
14 Adam Benz SR TCU 7.23 3
15 Ed White Unattached 7.32 2
-- Mychal Dungey JR TCU FS 1
-- Chris Carter JR Houston DNS 2
-- Kevin Dilworth Unattached DNS 1
-- Gerald Phiri JR Texas A&M DNS 1
Men 800 Meter Run
=======================================================================
Facility: F 1:48.04 2/28/2009 Jacob Hernandez, Texas
Meet: M 1:59.63 12/6/2008 Michael Castro, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 1:48.00
NCAA Prov: 1:50.50
Collegiate: C 1:44.84 3/4/1989 Paul Ereng, Virginia
American: * 1:45.00 3/8/1992 Johnny Gray
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Chris Gowell SR Baylor 1:48.87M
2 Larry Brooks Unattached 1:50.64M
3 Sean Zurko JR TCU 1:50.94M
4 Jack OBrien SO TCU 1:54.63M
5 Joey Roberts SO Texas A&M 1:56.08M
6 Eric Miller Unattached 1:56.21M
7 Lejerald Betters Unattached 1:56.82M
8 Zwede Hewitt SO Baylor 1:56.90M
9 Jeff Pels JR TCU 1:57.10M
10 Jose Roberto Herrera FR Tec de Monterrey 1:57.54M
11 Derrick Joe FR Houston 1:59.88
12 Carlos Falcon Unattached 2:02.03
13 Andres Santaolalla SO Houston 2:02.89
14 Cole Bessner FR Houston 2:05.31
15 Stephan Keller FR Houston 2:08.30
-- Jason Perez JR Houston DNS
-- Nate Pineda SO Houston DNS
-- Andres Perezchica SR Tec de Monterrey DNS
-- Brady Desko FR Baylor DNS
-- Anthony Jordan SO Houston DNS
-- Zane Hill SO TCU DNS
-- Garrett Hughey FR Houston DNS
Men 5000 Meter Run
=======================================================================
Facility: F 13:41.45 3/13/2009 Galen Rupp, Oregon
Meet: M 15:22.35 12/6/2008 Matt Ross, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 13:47.00
NCAA Prov: 14:10.00
Collegiate: C 13:18.12 2/13/2009 Galen Rupp, Oregon
American: * 13:20.55 2/12/1982 Doug Padilla
Name Year School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Robbie Knorr SO Baylor 14:24.36M
2 Jeff Sadler JR Baylor 14:48.05M
3 Brandon Birdsong Unattached 14:50.65M
4 Andrew Montes SR Texas A&M 15:01.70M
5 Brandon Reed SO Baylor 15:24.43
6 David Smith FR Houston 15:25.64
7 Louie Tijerina SO TCU 15:53.81
8 Alejandro Romo SR Tec de Monterrey 16:33.41
-- Ryan McNiff Unattached DNF
-- Brian Hannold Unattached DNS
-- Festus Kigen SR TCU DNS
-- Jesus Esparza FR Tec de Monterrey DNS
Men 60 Meter Hurdles
==========================================================================
Facility: F 7.63 3/14/2009 Ronnie Ash, Bethune-Cookman
Meet: M 8.17 12/6/2008 Steve Jones, Houston
NCAA Auto: 7.70
NCAA Prov: 7.91
Collegiate: C 7.47 2/7/1997 Reggie Torian, Wisconsin
American: * 7.36 3/6/2004 Greg Foster - Allen Johnson
Name Year School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Wayne Davis FR Texas A&M 7.99M 1
2 De'Lon Isom SR Texas A&M 8.13M 1
3 Melvin Echard JR Texas A&M 8.27 1
4 Jordan Pitts JR TCU 8.28 1
5 Trinity Otto Unattached 8.48 2
6 Darryl Cloud SR Houston 8.63 1
-- Eric Bostick SO Baylor DNF 2
-- Wesley Bray JR Houston DNS 1
-- Kevin Johnson FR Houston DNS 2
-- D'korian Ford SO Houston DNS 1
-- Emanuel Osadebey JR Houston DNS 2
Men 4x400 Meter Relay
==========================================================================
Facility: F 3:05.81 3/14/2009 Baylor, Baylor
T Harts, M Boyd, L Betters, Q Iglehart-Summers
Meet: M 3:13.19 12/6/2008 Texas A&M, Texas A&M
Cleveland, Young, Dykes, Miller
NCAA Auto: 3:06.50
NCAA Prov: 3:10.40
Collegiate: C 3:03.51 3/12/2005 Florida, Florida
S. Clarke, B. Middleton, S. Pastor, K. Clement
American: * 3:01.96 2/11/2006 Clement, Spearmon, Williamson, Wariner
School Finals H# Points
==========================================================================
1 Unattached 3:10.22M 2
1) Bryan Miller 2) Curtis Mitchell
3) Tabarie Henry 4) Demetrius Pinder
2 TCU 3:10.47M 2
1) Dell Guy SR 2) Matt Love JR
3) Mychal Dungey JR 4) Clemore Henry SR
3 Baylor 3:11.98M 2
1) Zwede Hewitt SO 2) J.T. Scheuerman SR
3) James Gilreath JR 4) Drew Seale FR
4 Texas A&M 3:12.36M 2
1) Tran Howell JR 2) Ashton Young SO
3) Kyle Dykhuizen JR 4) Michael Preble SO
5 Houston 3:12.77M 1
1) Errol Nolan FR 2) Joseph Irabor SO
3) Lazarus Crumedy JR 4) Doug Kelley SO
6 TCU 'B' 3:15.70 1
1) OJ Stoneham SO 2) Jordan Pitts JR
3) Mark Barnes SO 4) Sean Zurko JR
7 TCU 'C' 3:25.36 1
1) Charles Silmon FR 2) Jack OBrien SO
3) Zane Hill SO 4) Jeff Pels JR
-- Houston 'B' DNS 1
1) Darryl Cloud SR 2) D'korian Ford SO
3) Emanuel Osadebey JR 4) Jeffery Thomas FR
Men Distance Medley
=======================================================================
Facility: F 9:29.59 3/13/2009 Oregon, Oregon
A Acosta, C Barlow, A Wheating, G Rupp
Meet: M 10:17.68 12/6/2008 Houston, Houston
Rodriguez, Cloud, Perez, Pineda
NCAA Auto: 9:30.00
NCAA Prov: 9:41.70
Collegiate: C 9:25.97 2/16/2008 Texas, Texas
Miller, Fortson, Hernandez, Manzano
American: * 9:25.97 2/16/2008 Texas
School Finals Points
=======================================================================
1 Tec de Monterrey 9:42.66M
1) Juan Jose Esparza FR 2) Jose Herrera SR
3) Jose Roberto Herrera FR 4) Pablo Solares SR
2 Texas A&M 10:04.77M
1) James Bonn FR 2) Seth Mabry SO
3) Joe Snelick FR 4) CJ Brown FR
3 Baylor 10:06.30M
1) Dejuana Dixon FR 2) James Gilreath JR
3) Brady Desko FR 4) Ben Haby SR
4 Texas A&M 'B' 10:14.69M
1) Graham Northcutt JR 2) Oscar Ramirez SO
3) Sam Mutschler SO 4) Ryan Snapp JR
Men Pole Vault
=================================================================================
Facility: F 5.61m 2/14/2009 Jason Colwick, Rice
Meet: M 4.65m 12/6/2008 Kaleb Shrader, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 5.50m
NCAA Prov: 5.20m
Collegiate: C 5.85m 3/6/1999 Jacob Davis, Texas
American: * 6.02m 3/10/2002 Jeff Hartwig
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Alex Bentley JR Houston 4.93mM 16-02.00
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78 4.93 5.08
PPP PPP PPP O XO O XXX
2 Michael Mahnke FR Houston 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O O XXX
3 Bryan Brown JR Houston 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O XO XXX
4 Colton Sandman SO Texas A&M 4.58m 15-00.25
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58 4.78
PPP PPP O XXO XXX
5 Kyle Tomasini Unattached 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
5 Joseph Brillon Unattached 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
5 Dorian Garcia SR Tec de Monterrey 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP O XXX
8 Brett Bennett SR Texas A&M 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XO XXX
8 Moises Gomez SR Tec de Monterrey 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XO XXX
10 Kaleb Shrader SO Texas A&M 4.38m 14-04.50
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP XXO XXX
-- Joe Farley JR Baylor NH
3.98 4.18 4.38 4.58
PPP PPP PPP XXX
-- Wesley Bray JR Houston DNS
3.98
DNS
Men Long Jump
=================================================================================
Facility: F 8.03m 3/13/2009 Nicholas Gordon, Nebraska
Meet: M 7.74m 12/6/2008 Julian Reid, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 7.85m
NCAA Prov: 7.50m
Collegiate: C 8.59m 3/1/2002 Miguel Pate, Alabama
American: * 8.79m 1/27/1984 Carl Lewis
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Tyron Stewart JR Texas A&M 7.47m 24-06.25
7.17m 7.14m 7.14m FOUL 7.23m 7.47m
2 Chris Carter JR Houston 7.45m 24-05.50
7.26m FOUL FOUL 7.10m 6.74m 7.45m
3 Zuheir Sharif SR Texas A&M 7.32m 24-00.25
7.15m FOUL 7.02m 7.10m FOUL 7.32m
4 Thomas Lang JR Houston 7.24m 23-09.00
7.11m 7.02m FOUL 7.24m FOUL 6.99m
5 Julian Reid JR Texas A&M 7.19m 23-07.25
FOUL 7.19m FOUL FOUL FOUL FOUL
6 Kevin Dilworth Unattached 7.14m 23-05.25
7.01m FOUL FOUL FOUL 7.14m 6.90m
7 Irving Castro JR Tec de Monterrey 6.90m 22-07.75
FOUL 6.62m 6.79m 6.90m PASS PASS
8 Payton Carrell FR Texas A&M 6.83m 22-05.00
6.52m 6.83m FOUL 6.42m 6.35m FOUL
9 Michael Alliniece FR Houston 6.70m 21-11.75
FOUL FOUL 6.70m 6.50m FOUL 6.58m
10 Wesley Bray JR Houston 6.68m 21-11.00
6.26m 6.43m 6.68m
11 Cameron Alexander SO Texas A&M 6.66m 21-10.25
FOUL 6.66m 6.40m
12 Kevin Johnson FR Houston 6.47m 21-02.75
6.47m 6.30m 6.12m
13 Andrew Kinkler Unattached 6.23m 20-05.25
6.23m 6.18m 6.13m
Men Shot Put
=================================================================================
Facility: F 20.16m 3/13/2009 Ryan Whiting, Arizona St.
Meet: M 16.28m 12/6/2008 Nicholas Cook, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 19.30m
NCAA Prov: 17.75m
Collegiate: C 21.73m 3/14/2008 Ryan Whiting, Arizona State
American: * 22.66m 1/20/1989 Randy Barnes
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Sean Tabor FR TCU 16.94mM 55-07.00
16.27m FOUL 16.94m 16.79m 16.07m 16.92m
2 Alan Garcia FR Tec de Monterrey 16.22m 53-02.75
15.20m 16.22m 15.55m 15.19m FOUL 15.61m
3 Mike Sanchez JR Houston 15.75m 51-08.25
14.90m FOUL FOUL FOUL 15.75m FOUL
4 John Fortune FR Houston 15.65m 51-04.25
13.76m 15.65m 15.49m FOUL 15.54m 15.32m
5 Thomas Killen SR TCU 15.60m 51-02.25
15.60m FOUL FOUL 15.49m FOUL FOUL
6 Teonor Davilmar FR Houston 15.42m 50-07.25
14.63m FOUL 14.66m 14.34m 15.42m 15.20m
7 Sidney Flores JR Houston 15.40m 50-06.25
15.11m FOUL FOUL FOUL 15.40m 14.88m
8 Matt Dudley SO Houston 15.26m 50-00.75
FOUL 14.52m 15.26m FOUL FOUL FOUL
9 Jud Allen FR Texas A&M 14.83m 48-08.00
14.83m FOUL FOUL PASS PASS PASS
10 Eric Motter JR Texas A&M 14.62m 47-11.75
FOUL 14.62m FOUL
11 Chris Stonestreet Unattached 13.27m 43-06.50
12.76m FOUL 13.27m
12 Wesley Bray JR Houston 12.10m 39-08.50
11.75m 11.69m 12.10m
13 Eric Bostick SO Baylor 10.06m 33-00.25
9.66m FOUL 10.06m
Men Weight Throw
=================================================================================
Facility: F 22.88m 3/14/2009 Jason Lewis, Arizona St.
Meet: M 15.40m 12/6/2008 Nicholas Cook, Texas A&M
NCAA Auto: 21.50m
NCAA Prov: 19.50m
Collegiate: C 25.08m 3/9/2007 Kibwe Johnson, Ashland
American: * 25.86m 3/4/1995 Lance Deal
Name Year School Finals Points
=================================================================================
1 Cole Knuth JR Texas A&M 16.23mM 53-03.00
FOUL FOUL 15.80m 16.19m 16.23m 16.23m
2 Rick Fenton SO Houston 15.59mM 51-01.75
15.37m 15.13m 15.51m 15.59m FOUL FOUL
3 Sean Tabor FR TCU 15.40mM 50-06.25
14.95m FOUL FOUL 15.40m PASS PASS
4 Casey Strong Unattached 14.77m 48-05.50
14.27m 14.29m 14.64m 13.26m 14.06m 14.77m
Aggies enjoy successful start to indoor season at Reveille Invitational
Aggies enjoy successful start to indoor season at Reveille Invitational
Four NCAA provisional marks set as Texas A&M records nine victories
Dec. 12, 2009
College Station - A second campaign opened in the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium on Saturday evening with the Texas A&M women producing four marks that bettered the NCAA provisional standard for the 2010 season.
Amid a four-team meet involving Baylor, Houston and TCU, the Aggies totaled nine victories amid a crowd of 1,205. The wins for A&M included a 1-2-3-4 sweep in the women's 60 meters and a 1-2-3 sweep in the men's 60m hurdles.
Of the 20 events contested, 10 per gender, only three events didn't have a meet record bettered from last season when the meet featured only Texas A&M and Houston in a test run for the inaugural season at the McFerrin Athletic Center.
"I liked what we were able to accomplish today, I liked how the group performed," Texas A&M coach Pat Henry said.
Porscha Lucas led a trio of Aggie NCAA provisional qualifiers in the 60 meters, which was run in a three-section final. Lucas breezed to a 7.33 win in heat one while Gabby Mayo controlled heat three in 7.34. Jeneba Tarmoh won the second heat in 7.39 seconds to place third overall.
Dominique Duncan, second to Mayo, finished fourth overall with a 7.50 while Elizabeth Adeoti, third in the same heat, placed seventh at 7.56.
"I was very pleased with my races today," said Tarmoh, who also ran a leg of the 4 x 400. "Last year I opened with a 7.5 and didn't run 7.31 until February. Now I've been able to run 7.39 in December. That's a big sign."
In the men's 60 hurdles, frosh Wayne Davis II turned his debut with the Aggies into a 7.99 victory over teammate De'Lon Isom, who clocked 8.13 for second. Melvin Echard completed the A&M sweep by placing third in 8.27.
"I'm not pleased with the time, but I'm real happy with the win," Davis noted. "For my first collegiate race I'm just glad that we can start racing. With a little more training and time things will get better.
"It's just December and I usually don't start this early. So I think it's a good time in that regard, but I usually hold myself to a higher standard. There is a lot of training and race time between now and the Big 12 and NCAAs."
Another victory for the A&M women included junior Natasha Ruddock enjoying a successful debut in the 60m hurdles as she recorded a NCAA provisional mark of 8.42 ahead of Vashti Thomas (8.53) and Aggie frosh Donique' Flemings (8.64).
"I'm excited for the win," Ruddock said. "The track is very nice. I'm so happy I chose this school. The facilities are great and this is a good environment for me.
"I believe I'm doing much better earlier in the season. Running an 8.42 is a good opener. There are still things to improve on, like my start. I hit the first hurdle a little bit, but it was a good race overall."
In relays the Aggies finished 1-2 in the women's 4 x 400, where Texas A&M enters the season as defending NCAA champions. The foursome of Brittany Machacek, Jessica Beard, Katy Eudaly and Gabby Mayo won in 3:42.83.
Challenging for the win was the A&M crew of Sandy Wooten, Jeneba Tarmoh, Porscha Lucas and Tiffany Singleton. TCU finished third in the race at 3:46.71.
The men's 4 x 400 race provided a close finish as well with the unattached crew of Bryan Miller, Curtis Mitchell, Tabarie Henry and Demetrius Pinder rolling to a 3:10.22 win over TCU's 3:10.47 and Baylor's 3:11.98.
Texas A&M ran a foursome of Tran Howell, Ashton Young, Kyle Dykhuizen and Michael Preble that placed fourth in 3:12.36.
Field event victories for the Aggies included Tyron Stewart in the long jump (24-6 ¼), Cole Knuth in the weight throw (53-3), Laura Asimakis in the pole vault (12-2 ¾) and Deidre Tarver in the weight throw (48-8 ¾).
Stewart, who was sitting in fifth place prior to his last round jump, moved into first place over Houston's Chris Carter (24-5 ½) with his leap of 24-6 ¼. Zuheir Sharif also used a final round improvement to place third with a distance of 24-0 ¼. Julian Reid fouled five of his six efforts as his lone mark of 23-7 ¼ placed fifth.
The A&M women's distance medley relay won in 12:42.57 with the group of Amanda Jenkins, Courtnie Allen, Erica Parker and Kasey McNorton.
In the men's distance medley the Aggie foursome of James Bonn, Seth Mabry, Joe Snelick and C.J. Brown placed second in 10:04.77 behind a 9:42.66 by Monterrey Tech. Baylor finished third in 10:06.30 as a second A&M group placed fourth in 10:14.69 with the order of Graham Northcutt, Oscar Ramirez, Sam Mutschler and Ryan Snapp.
The next home meet at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium for the Aggies will be the 16-team Texas A&M Invitational on January 16.
NCAA Provisional qualifiers - Texas A&M
60 meters - Porscha Lucas, 7.33; Gabby Mayo, 7.34; Jeneba Tarmoh, 7.39. 60m Hurdles - Natasha Ruddock, 8.42.
Courtesy Texas A&M
Four NCAA provisional marks set as Texas A&M records nine victories
Dec. 12, 2009
College Station - A second campaign opened in the Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium on Saturday evening with the Texas A&M women producing four marks that bettered the NCAA provisional standard for the 2010 season.
Amid a four-team meet involving Baylor, Houston and TCU, the Aggies totaled nine victories amid a crowd of 1,205. The wins for A&M included a 1-2-3-4 sweep in the women's 60 meters and a 1-2-3 sweep in the men's 60m hurdles.
Of the 20 events contested, 10 per gender, only three events didn't have a meet record bettered from last season when the meet featured only Texas A&M and Houston in a test run for the inaugural season at the McFerrin Athletic Center.
"I liked what we were able to accomplish today, I liked how the group performed," Texas A&M coach Pat Henry said.
Porscha Lucas led a trio of Aggie NCAA provisional qualifiers in the 60 meters, which was run in a three-section final. Lucas breezed to a 7.33 win in heat one while Gabby Mayo controlled heat three in 7.34. Jeneba Tarmoh won the second heat in 7.39 seconds to place third overall.
Dominique Duncan, second to Mayo, finished fourth overall with a 7.50 while Elizabeth Adeoti, third in the same heat, placed seventh at 7.56.
"I was very pleased with my races today," said Tarmoh, who also ran a leg of the 4 x 400. "Last year I opened with a 7.5 and didn't run 7.31 until February. Now I've been able to run 7.39 in December. That's a big sign."
In the men's 60 hurdles, frosh Wayne Davis II turned his debut with the Aggies into a 7.99 victory over teammate De'Lon Isom, who clocked 8.13 for second. Melvin Echard completed the A&M sweep by placing third in 8.27.
"I'm not pleased with the time, but I'm real happy with the win," Davis noted. "For my first collegiate race I'm just glad that we can start racing. With a little more training and time things will get better.
"It's just December and I usually don't start this early. So I think it's a good time in that regard, but I usually hold myself to a higher standard. There is a lot of training and race time between now and the Big 12 and NCAAs."
Another victory for the A&M women included junior Natasha Ruddock enjoying a successful debut in the 60m hurdles as she recorded a NCAA provisional mark of 8.42 ahead of Vashti Thomas (8.53) and Aggie frosh Donique' Flemings (8.64).
"I'm excited for the win," Ruddock said. "The track is very nice. I'm so happy I chose this school. The facilities are great and this is a good environment for me.
"I believe I'm doing much better earlier in the season. Running an 8.42 is a good opener. There are still things to improve on, like my start. I hit the first hurdle a little bit, but it was a good race overall."
In relays the Aggies finished 1-2 in the women's 4 x 400, where Texas A&M enters the season as defending NCAA champions. The foursome of Brittany Machacek, Jessica Beard, Katy Eudaly and Gabby Mayo won in 3:42.83.
Challenging for the win was the A&M crew of Sandy Wooten, Jeneba Tarmoh, Porscha Lucas and Tiffany Singleton. TCU finished third in the race at 3:46.71.
The men's 4 x 400 race provided a close finish as well with the unattached crew of Bryan Miller, Curtis Mitchell, Tabarie Henry and Demetrius Pinder rolling to a 3:10.22 win over TCU's 3:10.47 and Baylor's 3:11.98.
Texas A&M ran a foursome of Tran Howell, Ashton Young, Kyle Dykhuizen and Michael Preble that placed fourth in 3:12.36.
Field event victories for the Aggies included Tyron Stewart in the long jump (24-6 ¼), Cole Knuth in the weight throw (53-3), Laura Asimakis in the pole vault (12-2 ¾) and Deidre Tarver in the weight throw (48-8 ¾).
Stewart, who was sitting in fifth place prior to his last round jump, moved into first place over Houston's Chris Carter (24-5 ½) with his leap of 24-6 ¼. Zuheir Sharif also used a final round improvement to place third with a distance of 24-0 ¼. Julian Reid fouled five of his six efforts as his lone mark of 23-7 ¼ placed fifth.
The A&M women's distance medley relay won in 12:42.57 with the group of Amanda Jenkins, Courtnie Allen, Erica Parker and Kasey McNorton.
In the men's distance medley the Aggie foursome of James Bonn, Seth Mabry, Joe Snelick and C.J. Brown placed second in 10:04.77 behind a 9:42.66 by Monterrey Tech. Baylor finished third in 10:06.30 as a second A&M group placed fourth in 10:14.69 with the order of Graham Northcutt, Oscar Ramirez, Sam Mutschler and Ryan Snapp.
The next home meet at Gilliam Indoor Track Stadium for the Aggies will be the 16-team Texas A&M Invitational on January 16.
NCAA Provisional qualifiers - Texas A&M
60 meters - Porscha Lucas, 7.33; Gabby Mayo, 7.34; Jeneba Tarmoh, 7.39. 60m Hurdles - Natasha Ruddock, 8.42.
Courtesy Texas A&M
RW Racing News: A Brief Chat With Nicole Teter
RW Racing News: A Brief Chat With Nicole Teter
Dec 14, 2009 ... Nicole Teter, now 36, was a 2004 and 2008 Olympian and is the U.S. indoor 800- meter record holder (1:58.71). She'd finished fourth in the ...
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Dec 14, 2009 ... Nicole Teter, now 36, was a 2004 and 2008 Olympian and is the U.S. indoor 800- meter record holder (1:58.71). She'd finished fourth in the ...
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Kim Conley
Kim Conley
Hometown:
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Height:
5-3
Position:
Assistant Coach (Distances)
After a standout career as two-sport, Aggie student-athlete in which she distinguished herself as one of the top distance runners in school history, Kim Conley begins her first season in 2009-10 as an assistant coach with the track and field team. Conley also serves as an assistant with the cross country program.
She arrives at her new role after a enjoying an impressive competitive career. Her track accomplishments were highlighted by qualifying for a pair of NCAA Division I West Region Championships in both the 1,500 and 5,000 while breaking a nearly 25-year-old record in the latter when she went 16:23.58 in 2008. She lowered that mark by more than six seconds during her senior year in 2009.
Conley also ranks No. 2 on the program's all-time 1,500 list with a time of 4:22.17 and - while she only ran the event sparingly - is No. 7 on the 800 ledger at 2:10.73.
Her cross country was just as noteworthy. She earned All-Big West Conference honors as a senior after placing seventh at the league meet before adding All-West Region accolades with a 12th-place finish. She earned an at-large berth to the national championships with her regional finish. Her career also included individuals titles at several meets including the Division I Independent Championships and an NCAA regional appearance in 2007.
Courtesy UC Davis
Hometown:
Santa Rosa, Calif.
Height:
5-3
Position:
Assistant Coach (Distances)
After a standout career as two-sport, Aggie student-athlete in which she distinguished herself as one of the top distance runners in school history, Kim Conley begins her first season in 2009-10 as an assistant coach with the track and field team. Conley also serves as an assistant with the cross country program.
She arrives at her new role after a enjoying an impressive competitive career. Her track accomplishments were highlighted by qualifying for a pair of NCAA Division I West Region Championships in both the 1,500 and 5,000 while breaking a nearly 25-year-old record in the latter when she went 16:23.58 in 2008. She lowered that mark by more than six seconds during her senior year in 2009.
Conley also ranks No. 2 on the program's all-time 1,500 list with a time of 4:22.17 and - while she only ran the event sparingly - is No. 7 on the 800 ledger at 2:10.73.
Her cross country was just as noteworthy. She earned All-Big West Conference honors as a senior after placing seventh at the league meet before adding All-West Region accolades with a 12th-place finish. She earned an at-large berth to the national championships with her regional finish. Her career also included individuals titles at several meets including the Division I Independent Championships and an NCAA regional appearance in 2007.
Courtesy UC Davis
Boulder Running Co./adidas defends women's team title; men of ZAP Fitness win third team crown at USATF National Club Cross Country Championships
For Immediate Release
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Contact:
Jim Estes
USA Track & Field
Associate Director of LDR & Marketing
317-713-4661; Jim.Estes@usatf.org
Boulder Running Co./adidas defends women's team title; men of ZAP Fitness win third team crown at USATF National Club Cross Country Championships
LEXINGTON - The women of Boulder Running Company/adidas successfully defended their title and the Zap Fitness men won their third team championship in four years Saturday at the USATF National Club Cross Country Championships at Masterson Station Park in Lexington, Ky.
The 12th annual USATF National Club Cross Country Championships featured mare than 1,000 athletes representing America's top post-collegiate club teams from across the United States. Athletes competed for a total prize purse of $30,000, as well as team and individual titles at 10-kilometer for men and 6-kilometer for women.
In the open women's race, Serena Burla (Ellisville, Mo.), used the final one-kilometer uphill to pull away for the individual title, running 20:23 for the 6 km course. Kim Conley (West Sacramento, Calif.) took the runner-up spot, finishing in 20:36 as Alissa McKaig (Blowing Rock, N.C.) finished third in 20:38.
In the team race the Boulder Running Company/adidas had more of a fight on their hands as they dueled with McMillan Elite through mid-race before pulling away for a 15 point win. The Asics Aggies took third with 109 points.
In the men's open race, David Jankowski (Blowing Rock, N.C.) made a decisive move at 4.5 miles to pull away from Josh Simpson (Morgantown, W.V.) for the individual win, running 29:18 for a nine second win over Simpson. Jankowski's teammate David Nightingale (Blowing Rock, N.C.) took third in 29:40 to help solidify ZAP's 32 point team victory over Boulder Running Company/adidas. International City Racing Track Club finished third in the team standings with 96 points.
In the day's opening race, Laura Haefeli (Del Norte, Colo.) unseated defending masters 6 km champion Carmen Ayala-Troncoso (Austin, Texas), for the overall masters win.
Troncoso won the individual age-group title in the 50-54 division. Other age-group winners included Karen Steen (Olympia Wash.) in the 45-49 age-group; Katherine Martin (Northport, N.Y.) in the 55-59 division; Sabra Harvey (Houston, Texas) in the 60-64 division; Betty Valent (Boulder, Colo.) in the 65-69 division; and, Madeline Bost (Randolph, N.J.) in the 70-74 division.
Team champions included Club Northwest in the 40-49 team division and the Impala Racing Team captured titles in both the 50-59 and 60+ team divisions.
2009 USA Masters Marathon champion Tracy Lokken (Marquette, Mich.) took advantage of the final uphill to break away from Chad Newton (Pisgah Forest, N.C.) and in the final 400 meters defending champion Simon Gutierrez over took Newton to claim the runner-up position. Lokken was timed in 32:10 with Gutierrez and Newton finishing in 32:14 and 32:18 respectively.
Other individual age-group titles went to Peter Magill (South Pasadena, Calif.) in the 45-49 division; Joe Sheeran (Ellensburg, Wash.) in the 50-54 division; John Barbour (Gloucester, Mass.) in the 55-59 division; William Dixon (Brattleboro, Vt.) in the 60-64 division; Doug Goodhue (Milford, Mich.) in the 65-69 division; Thom Weddle (Minneapolis, Minn.) in the 70-74 division; and Bill Iffrig (Everett, Wash.) in the 75-79 division.
Team titles were won by the Atlanta Track Club in the 40-49 division; Green Mountain AC in the 50-59 division; Raritan Valley Road Runners in the 60-69 division; and the Snohomish TC in the 70+ division.
For more information and video interviews from the USATF National Club Cross Country Championships, please visit www.usatf.org.
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Boulder Running Co./adidas defends women's team title; men of ZAP Fitness win third team crown at USATF National Club Cross Country Championships
LEXINGTON - The women of Boulder Running Company/adidas successfully defended their title and the Zap Fitness men won their third team championship in four years Saturday at the USATF National Club Cross Country Championships at Masterson Station Park in Lexington, Ky.
The 12th annual USATF National Club Cross Country Championships featured mare than 1,000 athletes representing America's top post-collegiate club teams from across the United States. Athletes competed for a total prize purse of $30,000, as well as team and individual titles at 10-kilometer for men and 6-kilometer for women.
In the open women's race, Serena Burla (Ellisville, Mo.), used the final one-kilometer uphill to pull away for the individual title, running 20:23 for the 6 km course. Kim Conley (West Sacramento, Calif.) took the runner-up spot, finishing in 20:36 as Alissa McKaig (Blowing Rock, N.C.) finished third in 20:38.
In the team race the Boulder Running Company/adidas had more of a fight on their hands as they dueled with McMillan Elite through mid-race before pulling away for a 15 point win. The Asics Aggies took third with 109 points.
In the men's open race, David Jankowski (Blowing Rock, N.C.) made a decisive move at 4.5 miles to pull away from Josh Simpson (Morgantown, W.V.) for the individual win, running 29:18 for a nine second win over Simpson. Jankowski's teammate David Nightingale (Blowing Rock, N.C.) took third in 29:40 to help solidify ZAP's 32 point team victory over Boulder Running Company/adidas. International City Racing Track Club finished third in the team standings with 96 points.
In the day's opening race, Laura Haefeli (Del Norte, Colo.) unseated defending masters 6 km champion Carmen Ayala-Troncoso (Austin, Texas), for the overall masters win.
Troncoso won the individual age-group title in the 50-54 division. Other age-group winners included Karen Steen (Olympia Wash.) in the 45-49 age-group; Katherine Martin (Northport, N.Y.) in the 55-59 division; Sabra Harvey (Houston, Texas) in the 60-64 division; Betty Valent (Boulder, Colo.) in the 65-69 division; and, Madeline Bost (Randolph, N.J.) in the 70-74 division.
Team champions included Club Northwest in the 40-49 team division and the Impala Racing Team captured titles in both the 50-59 and 60+ team divisions.
2009 USA Masters Marathon champion Tracy Lokken (Marquette, Mich.) took advantage of the final uphill to break away from Chad Newton (Pisgah Forest, N.C.) and in the final 400 meters defending champion Simon Gutierrez over took Newton to claim the runner-up position. Lokken was timed in 32:10 with Gutierrez and Newton finishing in 32:14 and 32:18 respectively.
Other individual age-group titles went to Peter Magill (South Pasadena, Calif.) in the 45-49 division; Joe Sheeran (Ellensburg, Wash.) in the 50-54 division; John Barbour (Gloucester, Mass.) in the 55-59 division; William Dixon (Brattleboro, Vt.) in the 60-64 division; Doug Goodhue (Milford, Mich.) in the 65-69 division; Thom Weddle (Minneapolis, Minn.) in the 70-74 division; and Bill Iffrig (Everett, Wash.) in the 75-79 division.
Team titles were won by the Atlanta Track Club in the 40-49 division; Green Mountain AC in the 50-59 division; Raritan Valley Road Runners in the 60-69 division; and the Snohomish TC in the 70+ division.
For more information and video interviews from the USATF National Club Cross Country Championships, please visit www.usatf.org.
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track and field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, some of the most-watched events of Olympic broadcasts, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States.
For more information on USATF, visit www.usatf.org
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