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Running USA's State of the Sport 2011 - Part I: New "Core Runner" Profiles
World's Fastest Runners Ready to Compete in Inaugural B.A.A. 10K
Monterey Peninsula Wins First-Ever "Outstanding Runner Friendly Community" Designation
Team USA Minnesota Athletes Give Back
UPCOMING EVENTS
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USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, Eugene, OR, June 23-26
World Championships qualifier - Daegu, Korea
Emilie Mondor Memorial 5K Race for Women, Ottawa, CAN, Jun 25
Undy 5000, Denver, CO, June 25
Dodge Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon & ½ Marathon, WA, June 25
Inaugural B.A.A. 10K, Boston, MA, June 26
Cranmore Hill Climb, North Conway, NH, June 26
USA Mountain Running Championship
Stadium Stampede 5K, Denver, CO, June 26
Inaugural Packard Summer Scamper 5K & 10K, Palo Alto, CA, Jun 26
35th La Sportiva Vail Hill Climb, Vail, CO, July 3
Firecracker 5000, Seattle, WA, July 3
Watermelon 5K, Winter Park, FL, July 4
AJC Peachtree Road Race, Atlanta, GA, July 4
USA Men's 10K Championship
Red, White and Boom! TC Half-Marathon, Minneapolis, MN, July 4
4th of July - Free to Run 4 Miler, St. Paul, MN, July 4
Liberty Run 4 Mile, Denver, CO, July 4
Surf City Run 5K, Huntington Beach, CA, July 4
Running USA's 2011 State of the Sport - Part I: New "Core Runner" Profiles
National Running Survey shows educated, affluent, motivated, half-marathon loving population
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - (June 19, 2011) - The 2011 National Runner Survey is a comprehensive study conducted every two years by Running USA. The National Runner Survey assesses the demographics, lifestyle, attitudes, habits and product preferences of the running population nationwide. Results from the National Runner Survey reflect "core runners", that is, active adult participants who tend to enter running events and train year-round.
Today's core runners are highly educated with 77.2% having earned a college diploma (national percent = 29.5%) and affluent with 72.9% reporting a household income of more than $75,000 (national average = 32.4%). Core runners are active participants who train year-round and report running / jogging an average of 213 days and logging nearly 1,269 miles per year. These runners are motivated to run in order to stay in shape (80.7%), stay healthy (77.4%), have fun (66.1%) and relieve stress (64.3%).
The National Runner Survey is distributed electronically to running event participants, running club members, specialty running shoe store visitors, subscribers to running publications and those who frequent the online running community.
Running USA worked closely with more than 60 organizations to help distribute the online survey to various constituency groups between the months of January through May of 2011. A total of 11,893 runners nationwide (53.8% female, 46.2% male) responded to the survey with an 86% rate of completion. Select results from the 2011 study are presented in this summary. Pre-order a complete report at www.runningusa.org/node/57812.
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World's Fastest Runners Ready to Compete in Inaugural B.A.A. 10K
Talented field features rematch of top three men's finishers from 2011 Boston Marathon; $30,000 prize purse
BOSTON - (June 15, 2011) - The Boston Athletic Association has released its field of top athletes for the inaugural B.A.A. 10K on Sunday, June 26. Highlighting the men's professional field is 2011 Boston Marathon champion Geoffrey Mutai, of Kenya. At the 115th Boston Marathon on April 18, the 29-year old Mutai ran the world's fastest marathon in 2 hours, 3 minutes, 2 seconds. His performance was 57 seconds faster than the world record time of 2:03:59 set by Haile Gebrselassie at the 2008 Berlin Marathon.
Also returning to Boston will be Moses Mosop of Kenya and Gebre Gebremariam of Ethiopia, the runner-up and third place finishers at Boston this year. Mosop is coming off a 25,000 meter and 30,000 meter world record performance on the track earlier this month, and has a personal best in the 10K of 28:04. Gebremariam brings his road racing expertise back to Boston, trying to better his own personal best of 27:41, set last year. Also in the men's field are Kenyans Simon Ndirangu (27:49) and Samuel Ndereba (28:01), as well as 2009 B.A.A. Half Marathon winner Martin Fagan of Ireland.
The women's field is led by 2011 Boston Marathon champion Caroline Kilel. The 30-year-old Kenyan returns to run her first race since winning the olive wreath in April. Joining her will be New Zealand's Kim Smith, a 2008 Olympian and national record holder at 5K. Smith, whose personal best at 10K is 31:23, led the first 18 miles of the 115th Boston Marathon before a torn muscle forced her to drop out. Now healthy and recovered, the Providence College graduate is coming off of a sixth place finish in the New York Mini 10K, in which she ran 32:32.
Australian national record holder and three-time Olympian Benita Willis has the fastest personal best in the field at 31:17. Gebremariam's wife, Werknesh Kidane, who was the 2003 World Cross Country Champion at 8K is also entered in the race.
"The elite field in the inaugural B.A.A. 10K is filled with accomplished athletes, many of whom have notched their fastest times here in Boston at B.A.A. events," said B.A.A. Executive Director Tom Grilk. "Though we've seen many of these runners compete before, we're anxious to see them compete in this distance, and how they'll do on this course while in direct competition with each other. There should be no shortage of excitement and fast times in our inaugural event."
The B.A.A. 10K includes a prize purse of $30,000 with $5000 awarded to the winners and equally distributed among the top male and female finishers. Race registration remains open at: www.baa.org
The 6.2 mile course is a scenic tour through Boston's Back Bay. Notable neighborhoods and attractions include the legendary Bull and Finch Pub, after which the television show "Cheers" was developed, the campus of Boston University and trendy Kenmore Square.
Inaugural B.A.A. 10K Professional Field
Sunday, June 26, 2011
MEN
Bib# / Name / CTZ / Personal Best
1 Geoffrey Mutai (KEN), 27:39 (2009)
2 Moses Mosop (KEN), 28:04 (2004)
3 Gebre Gebremariam (ETH), 27:41 (2010)
4 Simon Ndirangu (KEN), 27:49 (2010)
5 Samuel Ndereba (KEN), 28:01 (2007)
6 Martin Fagan (IRL), 28:39 (2011)
7 Shawn Forrest (AUS), 28:17 (2010)
8 Elkanah Kibet (KEN), 28:57 (2009)
9 Joseph Chirlee (KEN), 29:23 (2007)
10 Matthew Levassiur (USA / CO), 29:33 (2006)
11 Nate Jenkins (USA / MA), 29:33 (2010)
WOMEN
Bib# / Name / CTZ / Personal Best
31 Caroline Kilel (KEN), 31:36 (2009)
32 Kim Smith (NZL), 31:23 (2010)
34 Misiker Demissie (ETH), 31:40 (2010)
35 Benita Willis (AUS), 31:17 (2006)
36 Stephanie Reilly (IRL), 16:23 (5K - 2011)
38 Trina Painter (USA / AZ), 35:24 (2007)
39 Werknesh Kidane (ETH), 31:18 (2010)
Monterey Peninsula Wins First-Ever "Outstanding Runner Friendly Community" Designation
Road Runners Club of America shines national spotlight on California's Central Coast for its runner friendly businesses, government, infrastructure and focus on fitness
CARMEL, Calif. - (June 16, 2011) - California's Monterey Peninsula has been named the "Outstanding Runner Friendly Community" by the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA) in a first-ever competition for the honor.
RRCA, the oldest and largest distance running organization in the U.S., established the competition to recognize communities that help improve the quality of life for residents and visitors through physical activity offerings such as running trails and infrastructure, events, easy access, clubs and organizations and more.
"Monterey Peninsula was a clear standout for this award," said Jean Knaack, RRCA Executive Director. She cited letters of support from the mayor of Monterey, the head of the local Convention & Visitors Bureau, State Parks Superintendent, local business owners and others. "The community is meeting and exceeding our criteria and has set a strong example for others to follow."
The comprehensive application was submitted by the Big Sur International Marathon, a long-time member of RRCA, with support from the local running club. Detailed responses to questions covered many aspects of the local community. "Infrastructure" elements included mention of a scenic 18-plus mile contiguous running path along the Monterey Bay coastline, state-of-the-art running tracks, miles of dirt and paved roads at trails on the former Ft. Ord military base, and others, all with easy access to parking, restrooms and water.
Local government was highlighted as being runner-friendly and encouraging organized runs and walks throughout the various Monterey Peninsula cities. The annual Big Sur International Marathon which takes place along California's Highway One drawing thousands of participants from throughout the world, involves coordination by several state and local agencies, and the Big Sur Half Marathon on Monterey Bay travels through two popular Peninsula cities, Monterey and Pacific Grove. The local communities also are home to several smaller 10K runs, an annual triathlon, and numerous charity walks along the coastal trail.
"We have a great working relationship with all of our local municipalities," said Wally Kastner, race director for both Big Sur events. "The police and fire departments, city services and city management are all very supportive. They understand that our races bring great economic benefits to the area."
Monterey Mayor Chuck Della Sala highlighted the city's popular Sports Center complex and the recreation trail, noting, "The City of Monterey has built the infrastructure to support many running and athletic activities in our community," and added, "From restaurants to retail shops to businesses that offer places to gather, the Monterey Peninsula is truly a runner's paradise."
Knaack of RRCA, drew attention to "the excellent video" prepared for the application. The six-minute piece features scenes of the running trails in the area and interviews with several local business and government leaders providing on-air interviews. 2008 Olympic marathoner and Monterey Peninsula resident Blake Russell spoke of the variety of running trails and the temperate year-round weather in the area. The video can be viewed at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LgEjt2yaOc
Other key elements of the Runner Friendly Community designation were local media support for the sport of running, partnerships with area hospitals to focus on health and wellness, a local scholarship fund to outstanding high school runners, and the nationally-recognized JUST RUN youth fitness program, developed by the Big Sur International Marathon and currently in place in schools throughout Monterey County and in 14 additional states throughout the U.S.
RRCA presented the first annual award to Monterey Peninsula at its national meeting held in Fredericksburg, Virginia in late May. Runner-up cities in the competition included Dallas and Wichita Falls, TX and Fredericksburg, VA.
Team USA Minnesota Athletes Give Back
Track team coaches in the Twin Cities schools or college programs this spring
MINNEAPOLIS - (June 19, 2011) - Seven Team USA Minnesota distance runners - Heather Kampf, Jason Lehmkuhle, Matt Gabrielson, Meghan Peyton, Chris Rombough, Jamie Cheever and Megan Hogan - served as assistant track coaches this spring at either high school or college programs in the Twin Cities.
Kampf is in her first year working as the girls' assistant distance coach at Apple Valley High School. "My team is far and away the most positive, close-knit and classy group of young women so coming to practice each day is such a joy," said Kampf. "I'm so proud of who they are as people and what they are accomplishing on the track. It is fun as a coach to see my athletes improving as the season progresses. It makes me feel like I must be doing something right.
"My favorite memory from the year was seeing all of them at the finish line of the USA Road Mile Championships in May in downtown Minneapolis," continued Kampf, who finished second in the race. "They were easy to spot, not only because they were all dressed in their Apple Valley gold team warm-ups, but because they had all picked up cow bells and inflatable clappers and were along the race course. I am quite certain no one had better fans out there."
Lehmkuhle and Gabrielson both are assistant coaches with the Edina High School varsity and junior varsity distance runners, with Lehmkuhle in his sixth year with the school and Gabrielson marking his fifth year. "I love helping - even if it's in a small way - kids become passionate about distance running," said Lehmkuhle, who is a nationally ranked marathoner. "I've now been at Edina long enough that I've watched kids come in as seventh graders and then grow, develop and go on to run in college."
At the college level, Peyton serves as the women's assistant track coach at Augsburg College and Rombough is a volunteer assistant coach with the men's distance and middle-distance squad at the University of Minnesota, with both in their first year of coaching. "Working with the Augsburg women is extremely rewarding," said Peyton. "Helping head coach Dennis Barker (who is also the coach of Team USA Minnesota) foster the girls' growth as both athletes and young women is one of the best feelings. I want to continue to help them grow for years to come and hopefully will inspire them along the way with my own running."
Rombough is coaching at his alma mater, having finished his collegiate career at the University of Minnesota in 2010. "I enjoy working with the men because I know that they are fully committed so it allows me to be fully committed to them," said Rombough. "Our men have been fighting for Big Ten Championships the last three years and to see the joy when we win and the heartbreak when we lose shows their full commitment."
Also helping out at the high school level are new Team USA Minnesota athletes
Cheever, who is assisting at Southwest High School in Minneapolis, and Hogan who has volunteered part-time to help out with the girls' distance team at Eden Prairie High School. "I work with the mid-distance and distance athletes at Southwest," said Cheever, who is a graduate of the high school. "I enjoy sharing my love for the sport and helping the high school students grow as both athletes and people."
For more information, visit: www.teamusaminnesota.org
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Sunday, June 19, 2011
New Balance National
North Carolina A&T
Aggie Stadium
Greenboro, North Carolina
June 16-18, 2011
Aggie Stadium and Irwin Belk Track is a 21,500-seat multi-purpose stadium. http://www.ncataggies.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=24500&ATCLID=204937087
Jantzen Oshier (Trabuco Canyon, Mission Viejo, CA) placed second in the mile in 4:06.00.
Ammar Moussa (Arcadia, CA) won the two mile in 8:51.80.
Long Beach Poly boys' 3200 meter relay team of sophomores Christopher Hall 1:53.00, Myles Andrews 1:52.79, Aaron Harris 1:55.27, and Christopher Penn 1:47.71 set a new national record of 7:28.75. The old national record of 7:30.67 was set by Albemarle, Charlottesville, Virginia on April 25, 2009. The old California record of 7:31.69 was set Poly earlier this year.
The Loyola, Los Angeles boys' 4xMile realy team won in 16:14.32 (Gedyon 4:11.68). Unfortunately, the third relay legs only ran 3 laps. I can't understand why officials can't count laps.
Loyola placed fourth in the distance medley relay in 10:04.21 (Gedyon 4:08.04).
The Harvard-Westlake girls' sprint medley relay team of sophomore Lauren Hansson, Hilary King, junior Cami Chapus, and junior Amy Weissenbach (2:05.82 800m) won in 3:55.12.
The Harvard-Westlake, North Hollywood girls' distance medley relay team of junior Amy Weissenback 3:24.85 1200m, sophomore K.C. Cord 58.46 400m, sophomore Lauren Hansson 2:13.70 800m, and junior Cami Chapus 4:45.23 1600m, set a new national record of 11:22.23 at the New Balance National in Greensboro, North Carolina. The old national record of 11:31.26 was set by Blacksburg, Virginia last year. The Blacksburg splits: Kathleen Stevens 3:31.56, Sarah Dorrell 58.97, Hannah Brown 2:12.61, Joanna Stevens 4:48.14. The old California record of 11:34.65 was set by Corona del Mar, Newport Beach in 2006.
Alex Collatz (Stockdale, Bakersfield) won the discus at 153-2.
Aggie Stadium
Greenboro, North Carolina
June 16-18, 2011
Aggie Stadium and Irwin Belk Track is a 21,500-seat multi-purpose stadium. http://www.ncataggies.com/ViewArticle.dbml?DB_OEM_ID=24500&ATCLID=204937087
Jantzen Oshier (Trabuco Canyon, Mission Viejo, CA) placed second in the mile in 4:06.00.
Ammar Moussa (Arcadia, CA) won the two mile in 8:51.80.
Long Beach Poly boys' 3200 meter relay team of sophomores Christopher Hall 1:53.00, Myles Andrews 1:52.79, Aaron Harris 1:55.27, and Christopher Penn 1:47.71 set a new national record of 7:28.75. The old national record of 7:30.67 was set by Albemarle, Charlottesville, Virginia on April 25, 2009. The old California record of 7:31.69 was set Poly earlier this year.
The Loyola, Los Angeles boys' 4xMile realy team won in 16:14.32 (Gedyon 4:11.68). Unfortunately, the third relay legs only ran 3 laps. I can't understand why officials can't count laps.
Loyola placed fourth in the distance medley relay in 10:04.21 (Gedyon 4:08.04).
The Harvard-Westlake girls' sprint medley relay team of sophomore Lauren Hansson, Hilary King, junior Cami Chapus, and junior Amy Weissenbach (2:05.82 800m) won in 3:55.12.
The Harvard-Westlake, North Hollywood girls' distance medley relay team of junior Amy Weissenback 3:24.85 1200m, sophomore K.C. Cord 58.46 400m, sophomore Lauren Hansson 2:13.70 800m, and junior Cami Chapus 4:45.23 1600m, set a new national record of 11:22.23 at the New Balance National in Greensboro, North Carolina. The old national record of 11:31.26 was set by Blacksburg, Virginia last year. The Blacksburg splits: Kathleen Stevens 3:31.56, Sarah Dorrell 58.97, Hannah Brown 2:12.61, Joanna Stevens 4:48.14. The old California record of 11:34.65 was set by Corona del Mar, Newport Beach in 2006.
Alex Collatz (Stockdale, Bakersfield) won the discus at 153-2.
Friday, June 17, 2011
USA Junior Entries
2011 USA Junior Outdoor Track & Field Championships Status of Entries
Men's 100m Qual. Mark Entry
Prezel Hardy Texas A&M University 10.13 qualified
Jaylon Hicks The Wings Track Club, Inc. 10.15 qualified
10.15 2.4 Jaylon Hicks (North Shore HS, Houston TX 2011) 1st, TX 5A State, May 14, 2011
Aaron Ernest unattached 10.17 qualified
10.17 2.4 Aaron Ernest (Homewood HS, Alabama) 1st, Mobile Alabama Challenge of Champions, April 2, 2011
Keenan Brock Auburn University 10.21 qualified
Marvin Bracy unattached 10.26 qualified
10.26 2.1 Marvin Bracy (Boone HS, Orlando, FL 2012) 1st Florida Relays(FL), April 2, 2011
Deandre Jacobs Future Track Club 10.30 qualified
10.30 3.6 DAndre Jacobs (East Ascension, LA 2011) 1st LA 5A State, May 7, 2011
Kailo Moore Mississippi Heat Track Club 10.30 qualified
Remontay McClain unattached 10.31 qualified
10.31 1.5 Remontay McClain 12 Covina SS 1st Place CIF-SS Divisional Finals 05/21/11
10.31 0.5 Remontay McClain (Covina, CA 2011) 1st, CA State Meet Prelims, June 3, 2011
Sean McLean unattached 10.31 qualified
10.31 -0.6 Sean McLean (Word Of God Christian Academy, Raleigh, NC 2011) 1st NB Nationals(NC), June 18, 2011
Thomas Tyner Warrior Track Club 10.35 qualified
10.35 NWI Thomas Tyner(Aloha, OR 2013) 1st Metro League Championships, May 13, 2011
Clayton Vaughn University of Texas at Arlington 10.36 qualified
Oliver Bradwell unattached 10.37 qualified
Diondre Batson unattached 10.39 qualified
10.39 nwi Diondre Batson (Laguna Creek HS 2010, American River College, Sacramento 2012) 1st place, Big 8 Conference Championships, Modesto Junior College, April 26-29, 2011
Christopher Royster University of South Carolina 10.42 qualified
Aaron Scott Denton County Track Club 10.45 qualified
Nicholas Bowens YMCA Team Idaho 10.48 qualified
Kendall Kee Gastonia Eagles Track & Field Team, Inc 10.50 qualified
Rozzie Johnson Charleston Southern University 10.51 qualified
Darrell Wesh Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 10.51 qualified
Jamison Jordan unattached 10.53 qualified
Daveon Collins Vegas Lightning Track Club 10.57 qualified
Waymon Storey University of Georgia 10.57 qualified
John Peabody Lipscomb University 10.59 qualified
Dominic Jones unattached 10.63 qualified
John Spooney Brown University 10.64 qualified
Demetrius Lindo unattached 10.52 not qualified
Men's 200m Qual. Mark Entry
Remontay McClain unattached 20.68 qualified
20.68 2.0 Remontay McClain 12 Covina SS CIF-SS Divisional Finals May 21, 2011
Aaron Ernest unattached 20.72 qualified
Prezel Hardy Texas A&M University 20.74 qualified
Waymon Storey University of Georgia 20.87 qualified
Edward Hadnot Louisiana Tech University 20.89 qualified
Deandre Jacobs Future Track Club 20.90 qualified
East Ascension HS, Gonzales, LA
Eric Winfrey Fayetteville Flyers 20.98 qualified
Byrd HS, Fayetteville, NC
Sean McLean unattached 21.02 qualified
Word of God Christian Academy, Raleigh, NC
Oliver Bradwell unattached 21.15 qualified
Diondre Batson unattached 21.16 qualified
American River College, Sacramento, F, 21.16, 3. 04-09-11, 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays
Kailo Moore Mississippi Heat Track Club 21.22 qualified
Nicholas Bowens YMCA Team Idaho 21.23 qualified
John Peabody Lipscomb University 21.27 qualified
Michael Okoro Eastern Washington University 21.29 qualified
Davelle Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 21.30 qualified
Roosevelt HS
John Spooney Brown University 21.31 qualified
Christopher Royster University of South Carolina 21.36 qualified
Aaron Scott Denton County Track Club 21.37 qualified
Jamison Jordan unattached 21.39 qualified
Daveon Collins Vegas Lightning Track Club 21.41 qualified
Aaron Tribble Western Carolina University 21.41 qualified
Brady Gehret The Pennsylvania State University 20.93 info needed
Demetrius Lindo unattached 21.14 info needed
Men's 400m Qual. Mark Entry
Ronell (Josh) Mance Don Lugo HS 2010, University of Southern California 45.29 qualified
q-qualified for next round 3, q-Josh Mance, Southern Cal, 45.29. NCAA, Des Moines, Iowa, June 8, 2011
William Henry Arizona State University 46.27 qualified
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Clayton Gravesande University of South Carolina 46.60 qualified
Alex Blehm Davenport University 46.86 qualified
Aaron Tribble Western Carolina University 47.28 qualified
Eric Winfrey Fayetteville Flyers 47.29 qualified
Davelle Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 47.45 qualified
Roosevelt HS
Arnold Carrillo Reno Tahoe Athletics 47.63 qualified
McQueen HS, Reno
Brady Gehret The Pennsylvania State University 46.22 info needed
Kevin Curbelo unattached 47.50 info needed
Andres Vega unattached 47.99 not qualified
Men's 800m Qual. Mark Entry
Austin Mudd unattached 1:49.25 qualified
William Ledder Georgetown University 1:49.60 qualified
O'Neal Wanliss New Horizon Track Club 1:49.61 qualified
Immanuel Hutchinson unattached 1:49.63 qualified
1:49.63 Immanuel Hutchinson 12 San Jacinto HS SS 1st Place, CIF State Meet Finals
Christopher FitzSimons unattached 1:49.91 qualified
Nick Hartle PS Vegas Flyers 1:49.91 qualified
Christopher Hall unattached 1:50.06 qualified
1:50.68 Chris Hall 12 Poly (LB) SS CIF-State Finals
Nathan Strum University of California, Davis 1:50.19 qualified
1:50.19 Nathan Strum (Pioneer HS, San Jose 2010; UC Davis 2014)
Big West Conference
1 Ryan Martin JR UC Santa Barbara 1:45.34* 10
2 Charles Jock JR UC Irvine 1: 45.40* 8
3 Nathan Strum FR UC Davis 1:50.19 6
Derrick Daigre unattached 1:50.26 qualified
Myles Andrews unattached 1:50.63 qualified
1:50.63 Myles Andrews 12 Poly (LB) SS CIF-State Finals
Matthew Hillenbrand University of Kentucky 1:50.83 qualified
Chris Low College of the Canyons 1:51.19 qualified
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Sean Kluttz Charlotte 1:51.37 qualified
Connor Reck unattached 1:51.38 qualified
1:51.38 Connor Reck 12 Santa Ynez SS CIF=State Prelims
Taylor Wardall University of Oklahoma 1:51.45 qualified
Jani Lane unattached 1:51.82 qualified
Joseph Woiwode unattached 1:52.15 qualified
Matthew Bevil Brown University 1:52.24 qualified
Dalen Fink University of Kansas 1:52.28 qualified
Nathan Prom University of Iowa 1:52.45 qualified
Zavon Watkins Syracuse Track Club 1:50.61 info needed
Gabriel Genovesi University of Akron 1:52.26 info needed
Sean Canavin unattached 1:52.28 info needed
Chrisshun Jamerson unattached 1:52.30 info needed
Desmond Pierce East Tennessee State University 1:52.53 info needed
Will Drinkwater unattached NT not qualified
Thomas Mullen University of Massachusetts at Amherst 1:52.66 not qualified
Men's 1500m Qual. Mark Entry
Isaac Presson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:42.59 qualified
Jacob Hurysz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:45.97 qualified
Patrick Schellberg University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:46.38 qualified
Nathan Strum University of California, Davis 3:48.41 qualified
Taylor Wardall University of Oklahoma 3:48.43 qualified
Matthew Hillenbrand University of Kentucky 3:50.18 qualified
Nathan Karr University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 3:50.75 qualified
Adam Kahleifeh University of Kentucky 3:51.09 qualified
Michael Medrano unattached 3:51.56 qualified
Matthew McKenna unattached 3:51.98 qualified
Justin Murray Syracuse University 3:52.61 qualified
Gustavo Mena unattached 3:52.67 qualified
Jake Ferris unattached 3:53.43 qualified
Bryan Spreitzer North Carolina State University 3:54.39 qualified
Colin Savage Brown University 3:54.51 qualified
Vincent Perozze La Salle University 3:54.69 qualified
Matthew Schick North Carolina State University 3:55.01 qualified
John Klecker Furman University 3:55.26 qualified
Cabell Willis Virginia Military Institute 3:55.99 qualified
Aaron Ramirez Clemson University 3:56.09 qualified
Tommy Newton-Neal unattached 3:56.17 qualified
Anthony Aguinaga Houston Baptist University 3:57.09 qualified
Kevin Day La Salle University 3:57.16 qualified
Lucas Stancliff unattached 3:57.52 qualified
Luke Fontaine University of Miami 3:57.64 qualified
Kirubel Erassa Oklahoma State University 4:05.34* qualified
Nick Hartle PS Vegas Flyers 4:10.23* qualified
Kenneth Cushing Gateway City United Track Club 4:12.50* qualified
Tyler Anyan Georgetown University 4:12.80* qualified
Colin Mearns unattached 4:12.90* qualified
Hale O'Herren unattached 4:13.94* qualified
Robby Creese unattached 4:12.95* info needed
Zach Hansen unattached 4:13.61* not qualified
Men's 5000m Qual. Mark Entry
Kirubel Erassa Oklahoma State University 8:14.51* qualified
Joseph Jourdain unattached 8:24.54* qualified
John Murray unattached 8:27.00* qualified
Jacob Smith unattached 8:29.55* qualified
Max Runia unattached 8:32.85* qualified
Matthew McElroy Oklahoma State University 8:35.16* qualified
Lee George unattached 8:36.00* qualified
Cabell Willis Virginia Military Institute 8:38.68* qualified
Ian Burgess unattached 8:39.00* qualified
James Rosa unattached 9:01.09* qualified
Cole Townsend unattached 9:03.37* qualified
Patrick Schellberg University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 13:59.14 qualified
Parker Stinson University of Oregon 14:08.22 qualified
Isaac Presson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 14:09.05 qualified
Chase Caulkins University of Portland 14:09.63 qualified
Heath Reedy California State University, Long Beach 14:16.62 qualified
Conner Paez University of Pennsylvania 14:21.04 qualified
Andrew Palmer Syracuse University 14:25.63 qualified
Reed Kamyszek Syracuse University 14:26.14 qualified
Maxwell Straneva Syracuse University 14:29.43 qualified
Bryan Spreitzer North Carolina State University 14:30.99 qualified
Ryan Lee University of Richmond 14:33.61 qualified
Andrew McLain unattached 14:34.04 qualified
Dustin Fay University of California, Los Angeles 14:38.13 qualified
Jacob Hurysz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 14:39.14 qualified
Danny Nicolls University of Oklahoma 14:41.81 qualified
Patrick McGowan University of Massachusetts at Amherst 14:45.02 qualified
Alan Cuevas unattached 14:47.56 qualified
Brad Hough University of Akron 14:47.58 qualified
Luke Arbuckle La Salle University 14:47.79 qualified
Brian King Georgetown University 14:49.00 qualified
Vincent Perozze La Salle University 14:54.23 qualified
Justin Murray Syracuse University 14:54.44 qualified
Jonathan Squeri Syracuse University 14:54.61 qualified
Connor Whan University of Portland 14:55.23 qualified
Amjed Aboukhadijeh University of California, Los Angeles 14:58.02 qualified Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2010
Nathan Moore The Ohio State University 14:59.59 qualified
Dylan Marx unattached 15:00.00 qualified
E Kelton Cullenberg unattached 15:01.03 qualified
Bryan Megee unattached 15:01.83 qualified
Chase Zukerman University of California, Los Angeles 15:02.39 qualified
Zachary Ahart State University of New York at Buffalo 15:03.54 qualified
Brian Gorwitz Radford University 15:04.42 qualified
Jeramy Elkaim unattached 9:05.43* info needed
Jacob Wood University of California, Los Angeles 15:27.65 not qualified
Men's 10000m Qual. Mark Entry
Parker Stinson University of Oregon 29:14.35 qualified
Alex Monroe Lock Haven University 29:42.33 qualified
Heath Reedy California State University, Long Beach 30:14.85 qualified
Will Nation University of Texas at Austin 30:29.40 qualified
Johnny Sanchez unattached 31:10.13 qualified
Jeremy Brummitt unattached 31:10.97 qualified
Mark List Lake Superior State University 31:28.00 qualified
Zachary Grese Marquette University 31:41.31 qualified
Conner Peloquin unattached 31:59.92 qualified
Gregory Malloy unattached 32:11.00 qualified
Brooks Ballou unattached 32:21.27 qualified
Dillon Breen unattached 32:23.17 qualified
Luke Holubeck Wheeling Jesuit University 32:26.48 qualified
Joseph Cotto Charlotte 32:30.07 qualified
Geoffrey Hull unattached 32:34.65 qualified
Oliver Bear Don't Walk Harrier Track Club 32:39.45 qualified
Isaiah Miller Marist College 32:44.15 qualified
Ryan Alexander unattached NT not qualified
Danny Nicolls University of Oklahoma NT not qualified
Andrew Palmer Syracuse University NT not qualified
Brian King Georgetown University 14:49.00 not qualified
Nicholas Hughes Marist College 32:45.14 not qualified
Men's 110m Hurdles (39 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Kenneth Minkah unattached 13.62 qualified
Eddie Lovett University of Florida 13.64* qualified
Michael Stigler unattached 13.67 qualified
Trevor Brown Colorado State University 13.74 qualified
Jordan Moore Sprint Athletics Track Club 13.74 qualified
Roy Smith University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 13.89 qualified
Allen Williams Oakland PAL 14.14 qualified
Golden West Invitational, Folsom, CA, June 11, 2011
Event 14 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Johnathan Cabral 12 Agoura, CA 13.41 -1.0 2
2 Jonathon Jones 11 Unattached 13.80 -1.0 2
3 Arti Burns 10 Miami, FL 13.84 -1.0 2
4 Allen Williams 12 Oakland, CA 14.14 -1.0 2
Aric Walden Hammer Idaho 14.20 qualified
Jerome Begin unattached 14.27 qualified
Julian Todd-Borden unattached 14.36 qualified
Kelvin White Chicago State University 14.36* qualified
Johnathan Parks Gardner-Webb University 14.45 qualified
Hunter Warwick unattached 14.47 qualified
Jalen Walker Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 14.48 qualified
Korey Smith unattached 14.49 qualified
Colin Paarmann unattached 14.53 qualified
Peter Maguire YMCA Team Idaho 14.60 qualified
Tyler Agee University of South Alabama 14.65* qualified
Josh McFrazier Temple University 14.72* qualified
Johnathan Cabral unattached 13.27 info needed
13.27 Johnathan Cabral 12 Agoura SS CIF-SS Masters Meet
Edward Ponton unattached 14.35 open
Demetrius Lindo unattached 13.70 not qualified
Men's 400m Hurdles (36 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Michael Stigler unattached 36.87* qualified
Charles Lewis University of New Mexico 51.39 qualified
Sir'Paul Jones Ruff Riders Track Club 51.53 qualified
Monte Corley University of California, Berkeley 2014 51.64 qualified James Logan HS, Union City 2010
Pac-10 Championships
Place Athlete Name Yr Affiliation Time Qual Heat(Pl)
1 Jeshua Anderson SR Washington St. 48.92 Q 2 (1)
2 Amaechi Morton JR Stanford 49.79 Q 1 (1)
3 Reggie Wyatt SO USC 50.71 Q 1 (2)
4 J Hopkins JR Washington St. 51.23 Q 2 (2)
5 Dana Wells SO Washington St. 51.54 q 1 (3)
6 Monte Corley FR California 51.64 q 2 (3)
7 David Klarer SO UCLA 52.18 q 2 (4)
8 Brian Law JR UCLA 52.26 q 1 (4)
9 Ian Caracciolo SR Arizona State 52.61 q 2 (5)
Jordin Andrade Mt. San Antonio College 51.98 qualified
Yusuf Muhammad Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 52.01 qualified
Roy Smith University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 52.20 qualified
Jermaine Collier Trenton Track Club 52.21 qualified
Brandon Williams University of Memphis 52.42 qualified
Logan Hoffman Grand Valley State University 52.89 qualified
Ryan Versen unattached 52.98 qualified
James Sewell Mt. San Antonio College 53.08 qualified
Deonte Hurst Grand Valley State University 53.17 qualified
Dexter Schleis unattached 53.27 qualified
Ray Skamay Indiana State University 53.44 qualified
Barry Bethea South Carolina State University 53.53 qualified
Parker Scott Central Michigan University 53.55 qualified
James Walker Saginaw Valley State University 53.55 qualified
Stephen Vitale unattached 53.63 qualified
Jordan Hofbauer University of Houston 53.70 qualified
Aaron Araujo unattached 53.74 qualified
David Namnath unattached 53.83 qualified Terra Linda HS, San Rafael 2010; Cal Poly 2014
YouTube - David Namnath 400 Meter Hurdles Cal Poly Team
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Miles Ukaoma University of Nebraska, Lincoln 50.70 info needed
Cameron Holt Sprint Athletics Track Club 37.69* not qualified
Hassan Ilyas unattached 53.70 not qualified
Men's 3000m Steeplechase Qual. Mark Entry
Thomas Diliberto St. Anthonys HS 6:08.75* qualified
Thomas Bambach unattached 6:16.59* qualified
Jake Turner Mountain West Track Club 6:21.45* qualified
Benjamin Snodgrass University of Portland 6:23.93* qualified
Edward Owens Packer Collegiate Institute 8:59.53 qualified
Maximilian Darrah Georgetown University 9:00.38 qualified
Raymond McCormack Clemson University 9:01.10 qualified
Colin Mearns unattached 9:03.92 qualified
Joshua MacDonald Liberty University 9:15.37 qualified
Redwood Christian HS, San Lorenzo, CA
Jacob Wood University of California, Los Angeles 9:17.51 qualified
Connor Martin Westfield HS (IN) 9:20.58 qualified
Alex McGuirk unattached 9:24.06 qualified
Emmett Cookson unattached 9:24.34 qualified
Philip Fanz Temple University 9:24.37 qualified
Anthony Bellitti Boston College 9:27.13 qualified
Hale O'Herren unattached 9:28.84 qualified
Nicholas Hissrich Ohio University 9:29.97 qualified
Jeffrey Bush Brown University 9:32.77 qualified
Travis Roberts unattached 9:33.59 qualified
Josh Gruver unattached 9:35.14 qualified
Trevor Polson Montana State University-Bozeman 9:35.78 qualified
Andrew Garcia California State University, Long Beach 9:36.92 qualified
Adam Smith unattached 9:20.06 info needed
Men's 10 km Race Walk Qual. Mark Entry
Matthew Forgues unattached 22:20.59* qualified
Jonathan Hallman unattached 25:37.00* qualified
Tyler Sorensen unattached 42:54.00 qualified
Alejandro Chavez South Texas Walking Club 46:56.00 qualified
Joshua Haertel unattached 47:12.80 qualified
Michael Nemeth Wings of Moon 47:16.00 qualified
Nathaniel Roberts Bowerman Athletic Club 52:37.70 qualified
Men's High Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Carlos Hernandez unattached 7-3 qualified
William Muzzio James W. Robinson H.S. 6-10.25 qualified
Maalik Reynolds unattached 2.28 qualified
Edward Dudley Lake Erie College 2.22 qualified
David Smith Auburn University 2.22 qualified
Brandon Baskerville Coppin State College 2.14 qualified
Mark Jones unattached 2.14 qualified
Dwayne Golbek University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 2.11 qualified
Timothy Ridge University of California, Berkeley 2.11 qualified
Jesuit HS, Carmichael 2010
Allex Austin unattached 7-2 info needed
Jacorian Duffield unattached 7-2 info needed
Tanner Anderson unattached 2.24 info needed
Roderick Townsend unattached 2.03 not qualified
Men's Pole Vault Qual. Mark Entry
Seth Arnold University of Houston 16-9.25 qualified
Cody Klein University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 16-8 qualified
Regan Gilbert unattached 16-6 qualified
Dillon Lookout Personal Best Athletics 16-6 qualified
Cameron Meyer New Heights Gym Track Club 16-6 qualified
Christopher Uhle Buckeye Pole Vault Academy 16-6 qualified
Matthew Bane University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 5.28 qualified
Nikita Kirillov unattached 5.23 qualified
Austin Crenshaw University of Memphis 5.14 qualified
Cody Marshall The Ohio State University 5.06 qualified
Kyle Wait Kansas State University 5.05 qualified
Jonathon Juilfs unattached 5.00 qualified
Brock Larson Team Nodak NM info needed
Brandon Hooper South Medford 16-4 not qualified
Men's Long Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Marquis Dendy unattached 25-9.5 qualified
Jovonte Slater unattached 24-11.75 qualified
Wind-aided
24-11 3/4 2.8 Jovonte Slater 12 Vista Murrieta SS CIF SS Divisional Finals
Dominic Jones unattached 24-11 qualified
Cameron Holt Sprint Athletics Track Club 24-5.5 qualified
John Horton unattached 24-5 qualified
Jarrett Samuels unattached 24-1 qualified
Zachery Ziemek Dupage Track Club 23-8 qualified
Spencer Gray unattached 23-7.5 qualified
Carlton Lavong unattached 7.77 qualified
AAron Hill Grand Canyon University 7.61 qualified
Devin Field Texas Faces 7.60 qualified
Royce Dates Tennessee State University 7.53 qualified
Jaleen White unattached 7.50 qualified
Steven Bell Cornell University 7.49 qualified
Reginald Steele University of Pittsburgh 7.48 qualified
Nigel Jolly Indiana State University 7.46 qualified
Justin Gross Rice University 7.41 qualified
Alex Estes Adams State College 7.40 qualified
Dalton Cervantes 2 Rivers Track Club 7.31 qualified
Graham Gilliland Colorado State University 7.29 qualified
Julian Young unattached 7.22 qualified
Shayne Cureton Indiana State University 7.19 qualified
Terrance Williams University of North Texas 7.61 info needed
Tyler Askew unattached 7.18 info needed
De Angelo Bonner unattached 7.14 not qualified
Men's Triple Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Marquis Dendy unattached 52-1.5 qualified
John Horton unattached 51-1.75 qualified
Warrick Campbell University of New Mexico 51-0 qualified
Zachery Ziemek Dupage Track Club 50-6.75 qualified
Karique Stephen Dave Bethany T.C. 50-5 qualified
Mike Sandle unattached 50-4.5 qualified
Keremiah Crockett unattached 49-1.75 qualified
CA Rank 6 49-1 3/4 0.0 Keremiah Crockett Dublin NC CIF-State Finals
Darian Brooks Seatown Express 48-6 qualified
Deon Pinder BEAST Athletic Performance 48-4 qualified
Jamal Tiller Appalachian State University 15.58 qualified
Kasen Covington University of Washington 15.54 qualified
Phillip Young unattached 15.52 qualified
Donald Scott Eastern Michigan University 15.45 qualified
Carlton Lavong unattached 15.33 qualified
Devin Field Texas Faces 15.28 qualified
Ryan Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 15.18 qualified
Adedeji Adeneye Appalachian State University 15.16 qualified
Steven Bell Cornell University 15.16 qualified
Marcel Hamilton Indiana State University 15.15 qualified
Henrique Scott Cornell University 15.05 qualified
Graham Gilliland Colorado State University 14.91 qualified
Gabriel Pickett Temple University 14.85 qualified
Jaleen White unattached 14.84 qualified
Jonathan Dieujuste Brown University 14.76 qualified
Bob McNeil Western Carolina University 14.68 qualified
Jeremy Lampley University of Missouri-Columbia 14.66 qualified
Mayan Schexnayder unattached 14.38 not qualified
Men's Shot Put (6 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Kyle McKelvey unattached 69-3 qualified
Austin Perry unattached 67-8* qualified
Tom Anderson unattached 65-4.5* qualified
Nicholas Scarvelis Club West, Inc. & DBA Club West Youth Track 65-4 qualified
CA Rank 1 65-4 Nicholas Scarvelis 12 Dos Pueblos SS CIF-SS Division 2 Prelims
Tyler Schultz unattached 64-5* qualified
Gabe Hull unattached 61-3 qualified
Dominic Filiano Dartmouth College 61-0.5* qualified
Ben Glauser Throw1deep Club 18.32* qualified
Caleb Whitener University of Georgia 17.74* qualified
Jeremy Hines Stanford University 17.46* qualified
Jesuit HS, Carmichael
William Irwin unattached 17.17 qualified
Dwayne Houston unattached 16.58 qualified
Elijah Mahaley University of Memphis 16.40* qualified
Justin Gaumer University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 16.37* qualified
Jefferson Jarvis unattached 59-8.5* not qualified
Men's Discus Throw (1.75 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Gabe Hull unattached 203-0 qualified
Kyle Long unattached 202-10 qualified
William Parsons unattached 190-0* qualified
Alexander Thompson University of Wisconsin-Madison 55.82 qualified
William Irwin unattached 55.63 qualified
Brett Olsen unattached 53.63 qualified
Jacob Budwig unattached 52.64* qualified
Jule Rich North Carolina State University 52.29 qualified
Justin Barber unattached 52.26* qualified
Mark Jennings University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 51.34* qualified
Charleston Lewis University of North Texas 50.59* qualified
Cody Snyder University of South Dakota 50.54* qualified
Justin Gaumer University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 50.51* qualified
Brandon Noe University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 50.50* qualified
Tavis Bailey University of Tennessee, Knoxville 52.99 info needed
Tyler Schultz unattached 183-0* not qualified
Jefferson Jarvis unattached 180-7* not qualified
Tom Anderson unattached 177-3* not qualified
Men's Hammer Throw (6 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Greg Skipper Mac Wilkins Throwers Academy 229-3* qualified
Drew Staskiewicz unattached 204-7* qualified
Jonothan Lawson Evergreen Storm Track Club 202-9 qualified
Joshua Scherer University of California, Santa Barbara 172-2* qualified
Alec Faldermeyer University of California, Los Angeles 68.20 qualified
Bradley Bolton South Orange County Wildcats 66.31 qualified
Edward Brentnall Throw1deep Club 61.98* qualified
Akil Mills Illinois State University 61.22 qualified
Jordan Arakawa Eastern Washington University 59.81* qualified
Matt Lloyd unattached 59.01 qualified
Brian Duncan University of Missouri-Columbia 58.74 qualified
Michael Foley unattached 58.59 qualified
Ben Glauser Throw1deep Club 58.50 qualified
Johnathan Murray Hammer Idaho 58.47 qualified
Scott Esparza University of California, Berkeley 57.41* qualified
Bret Hardin Marquette University 57.03* qualified
Nathan Loe Throw1deep Club 56.28 qualified
Eric Lewis University of Detroit Mercy 56.26 qualified
Alex Kizirian University of Colorado 53.58 qualified
Markindey Sineus Florida State University 53.31* qualified
Thor Serafenas Clemson University 52.90 qualified
Carson Sears Gardner-Webb University 66.30 info needed
Cleveland German unattached 56.53 open
Men's Javelin Throw Qual. Mark Entry
Sean Keller Evergreen Storm Track Club 232-1 qualified
Macauley Garton unattached 224-3 qualified
Kaleb Zuidema unattached 220-10 qualified
Ty Slater unattached 217-1 qualified
Curtis Clauson unattached 212-9 qualified
Javan Gray Emerald Valley Track Club 195-9 qualified
Kerrick Roach unattached 195-7 qualified
Samuel Ferenchak Evergreen Storm Track Club 195-6 qualified
Phillip Ragan unattached 194-5 qualified
Daniel Folger unattached 192-2 qualified
Robert Robbins unattached 67.51 qualified
Derek Eager University of California, Los Angeles 66.23 qualified
Quinn Hale unattached 64.82 qualified
Benjamin Lapane unattached 64.23 qualified
William Lauricella The Ohio State University 63.27 qualified
Kyle Smith Central Michigan University 62.00 qualified
Karl Ingram Three Rivers Bank of MT Highlander Track Club 61.96 qualified
Ethan Rich unattached 59.79 qualified
Daniel Freeman Charlotte 59.00 qualified
Selmar Hutchins unattached 191-1 info needed
Zachary Goodrich unattached 114-0 info needed
Men's Decathlon Qual. Mark Entry
Gunnar Nixon unattached 8035 qualified
Kevin Lazas University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 7802 qualified
Kevin Nielsen Revolution Express TC 6928 qualified
Matthew Catera State University of New York at Albany 6637 qualified
Alec Fellows unattached 6522 qualified
Sam Houston Fordham University 6448 qualified
Idarre Coles unattached 6409 qualified
Redwood HS, Visalia 2010; California 2014
Tim Gilman University of Missouri-Columbia 6304 qualified
Jamey Robson University of Akron 6294 qualified
Dillon Fox California State University, Long Beach 6282 qualified
Solomon Ijah unattached 6269 qualified
Austin Basterrechea The College of Idaho 6218 qualified
Nick Ahrold Dana Hills High School 6240* not qualified
Michael DiMambro unattached 6127 not qualified
Joe Hart unattached 6115 not qualified
Lane Austell unattached 6088 not qualified
Women's 100m Qual. Mark Entry
English Gardner University of Oregon 11.03 qualified
Jessica Davis University of Southern California 11.19 qualified
Aurieyall Scott University of Central Florida 11.25 qualified
Ashley Collier Texas A&M University 11.42 qualified
Aaliyah Brown Illinois Elite Track Club 11.44 qualified
11.44 1.8 AAliyah Brown (Lincoln Way East, IL 2013) 1st IHSA Girls State Championships Prelims(IL), May 20, 2011
Jenna Prandini unattached 11.51 qualified
11.51 2.1 Jenna Prandini 12 Clovis CE Central Valley Masters
Stephanie Kalu unattached 11.55 qualified Ursuline HS, Dallas
Kyra Jefferson unattached 11.66 qualified
Briana Vaughn Sprint Athletics Track Club 11.67 qualified
Ebony Scott Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 11.68 qualified
Vashti Bandy University of South Carolina 11.75 not qualified
Jasmine Gibbs unattached 11.76 not qualified
11.76 3.0 Jasmine Gibbs 11 El Camino SD CIF-State Prelims
Cessily Jones Illinois Elite Track Club 11.82 not qualified
Madelayne Varela Xtreme Speed Track Club 11.84 not qualified
Klarrisa Ricks unattached 11.93 not qualified
Women's 200m Qual. Mark Entry
Jessica Davis University of Southern California 22.84 qualified
Aurieyall Scott University of Central Florida 22.98 qualified
English Gardner University of Oregon 23.02 qualified
Ashley Collier Texas A&M University 23.15 qualified
Akawkaw Ndipagbor unattached 23.60 qualified
Poly HS, Long Beach 2010; Oregon 2014
Jenna Prandini unattached 23.66 qualified
23.66 3.2 Jenna Prandini 12 Clovis CE Central Valley Masters
Aaliyah Brown Illinois Elite Track Club 23.73 qualified
Madelayne Varela Xtreme Speed Track Club 23.74 qualified
Briana Nelson University of Texas at Austin 23.76 qualified
Kyra Jefferson unattached 23.87 qualified
Kiersten Duncan The Wings Track Club, Inc. 23.89 qualified
Alonti Richardson unattached 23.91 qualified
Vashti Bandy University of South Carolina 23.97 qualified
Alycia Herring Arizona State University 23.98 qualified
Tyler Smith University of Central Florida 23.94 info needed
Jada Martin Sprint Athletics Track Club 24.00 not qualified
Cessily Jones Illinois Elite Track Club 24.26 not qualified
Nia Dorner Pacific United 24.33 not qualified
Women's 400m Qual. Mark Entry
Diamond Dixon University of Kansas 51.55 qualified
Ebony Eutsey University of Florida 52.62 qualified
Briana Nelson University of Texas at Austin 52.69 qualified
Brianna Frazier University of North Florida 52.86 qualified
Akawkaw Ndipagbor unattached 53.30 qualified Poly HS, Long Beach
Kendra White Gateway City United Track Club 53.72 qualified
Sanura Eley-O'Reilly University of South Carolina 53.90 qualified
Felicia Brown Sprint Athletics Track Club 54.19 qualified
Phyllis Francis University of Oregon 54.28 qualified
Andrea Arnold Western Michigan University 54.35 qualified
Azia Walker unattached 54.48 qualified
Daianna Barron George Mason University 54.75 qualified
Ekundayo Sogbesan Morgan State University 54.75 qualified
Paige Stratioti unattached 54.77 qualified
Kianna Ruff University of Tennessee, Knoxville 54.79 qualified
Nia Dorner Pacific United 54.83 qualified
Lauren Waterbury unattached 55.10 qualified
Shanequa Williams Kent State University 55.12 qualified
Bridget Sweeney unattached 55.19 qualified
Montene' Speight Gateway City United Track Club 53.84 info needed
Women's 800m Qual. Mark Entry
Kenyetta Iyevbele North Carolina State University 2:04.83 qualified
Chelsea Cox Georgetown University 2:05.17 qualified
Samantha Levin Gateway City United Track Club 2:06.74 qualified Ladue Horton Watkins, St. Louis
Megan Malasartie University of Georgia 2:07.10 qualified
Savannah Camacho San Luis Distance Club 2:07.65 qualified Templeton HS, CA
Shelby Houlihan unattached 2:07.69 qualified E. Sioux City, Ia
Kianna Ruff University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:07.97 qualified
Vanessa Fabrizio University of Virginia 2:08.79 qualified
Phyllis Francis University of Oregon 2:08.82 qualified
Molly McNamara unattached 2:08.92 qualified
Sydnee Over unattached 2:09.77 qualified
Shanique DaSilva Georgetown University 2:10.30 qualified
Gina Hauptman unattached 2:10.71 qualified
Hillary Holt The College of Idaho 2:10.77 qualified
Ne' Ausha Logan University of Central Florida 2:11.15 qualified
Brittney Jackson University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:11.19 qualified
Hana Casalnova Bucknell University 2:11.29 qualified
Cynthia Adams Lebanon Valley College 2:11.30 qualified
Sara Van Dyke unattached 2:11.32 qualified
Stephenie Cummings unattached 2:11.54 qualified
BreAnna Smith unattached 2:11.84 qualified
Kieran Gallagher unattached 2:12.00 qualified
Hannah Borowsky unattached 2:12.13 qualified
Jonelle White State University of New York at Albany 2:12.18 qualified
Kathryn Bunker Lipscomb University 2:12.24 qualified
Tyvonna Johnson University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:12.37 qualified
Michelle Fero University of Washington 2:12.93 qualified
Samantha Nielsen I.C.A.A./Breeze 2:13.12 qualified
Kylie Cullinan unattached 2:11.53 info needed
Jennifer Owen unattached 2:12.84 qualified
Women's 1500m Qual. Mark Entry
Cory McGee University of Florida 4:16.39 qualified
Madeline Chambers Georgetown University 4:20.00* qualified
Kenyetta Iyevbele North Carolina State University 4:25.89* qualified
Megan Patrignelli University of Oregon 4:26.91 qualified
Rachel Paul unattached 4:27.88 qualified
Margo Richardson Saint Louis University 4:30.57 qualified
Madeline Rodts Grand Valley State University 4:31.05 qualified
Marielle Hall University of Texas at Austin 4:32.71 qualified
Juliane Accurso Ohio University 4:33.31 qualified
Ashley Maton Summit Track Club 4:34.00 qualified
Kathryn Fanning State University of New York at Albany 4:34.02 qualified
Katie Niblock Iona College 4:36.79 qualified
Lindsi Arrington University of Miami 4:37.29 qualified
Paige Kouba unattached 4:37.35 qualified
Paige Rice Portland Athletics Club 4:37.47 qualified
Julia Fonk unattached 4:38.75 qualified
Lisa Girard Clemson University 4:38.90 qualified
Sara Van Dyke unattached 4:40.02 qualified
Shelby Houlihan unattached 4:43.64* qualified E. Sioux City, Ia
Molly McNamara unattached 4:44.90* qualified
Brook Handler unattached 4:49.70* qualified
Aubree Worden unattached 4:50.06* qualified
Savannah Camacho San Luis Distance Club 4:51.15* qualified
Lyndsey Mull The Janes Elite Racing 4:53.08* qualified
Kylie Cullinan unattached 4:34.81 info needed
Alexis Fuller Evergreen Storm Track Club 4:41.97 not qualified
Traci Tempone unattached 4:46.68 not qualified
Jennifer Owen unattached 4:55.43* qualified
Women's 3000m Qual. Mark Entry
Natalie Rathjen Dallas Metroplex Striders 9:58.25 qualified
Christine Bayliss Oak Hill Racing 10:03.60 qualified
Erin Robinson unattached 10:04.20 qualified
Megan Fristoe Summit Track Club 10:06.05 qualified
Erin Clark unattached 10:06.63 qualified
Marisa Repka Williams College 10:08.01 qualified
Haley Stenquist unattached 10:37.31* qualified
Kathleen Stevens unattached 9:49.45 info needed
Madeline Chambers Georgetown University 4:21.00 not qualified
Emily Nist YMCA Team Idaho 10:08.79 not qualified
Gracie Todd Bowerman Athletic Club 10:12.23 not qualified
Chelsea Trant unattached 10:16.50 not qualified
Women's 5000m Qual. Mark Entry
Kayla Beattie unattached 9:56.96* qualified Woodstock HS, Il
Courtney Dobbs Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 16:46.63 qualified
Megan Lacy Juventus Track Club 16:50.75 qualified Cherokee HS, Marlton, NJ
Rosa Moriello unattached 16:52.98 qualified
Taylor Crosson Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 16:58.24 qualified
Anisa Arsenault Fordham University 17:14.40 qualified
Audrey Urlacher Idaho State University 17:18.84 qualified
Ashley Gilroy Tiffin University 17:23.32 qualified
Heidi Peterson North Dakota State University--Fargo 17:26.16 qualified
Cara DeAngelis Ohio Wesleyan University 17:29.52 qualified
Jaymi Bethea unattached 17:32.28 qualified
Rebekah Winterton University of Utah 17:33.01 qualified
Aubree Piepmeier unattached 17:37.33 qualified
Marisa Repka Williams College 17:37.45 qualified
Emily Marchini Coastal Carolina University 17:38.58 qualified
Kaylee McClanahan unattached 17:39.36 qualified
Christina Gastfield unattached 17:39.38 qualified
Emily Pifer Ohio University 17:39.50 qualified
Traci Tempone unattached 17:40.41 qualified
Eileen Cody unattached 17:40.84 qualified
Carolyn Payne James Madison University 17:43.80 qualified
Anna Buenneke unattached 17:44.08 qualified
Michelle Capozzi La Salle University 17:45.00 qualified
Danielle Walker Lipscomb University 17:46.00 qualified
Brooke Dovell University of Miami 17:47.80 qualified
Heidi Caldwell Brown University 16:31.00 info needed
Chelsea Trant unattached NT not qualified
Morgan Lira unattached 11:05.99* not qualified
Jessica Scordino unattached 17:52.78 not qualified
Women's 100m Hurdles (33 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Bridgette Owens Clemson University 13.08 qualified
Dior Hall Real Training 13.18 qualified Washington HS, Denver freshman
Melia Cox unattached 13.34 qualified Poly HS, Long Beach
Trinity Wilson East Oakland Youth Development Center 13.38 qualified St. Mary's College HS, Berkeley
Dotrine Jacobs unattached 13.56 qualified
Katie Nelms Stanford University 13.57 qualified
Morgan Snow Sprint Athletics Track Club 13.65 qualified
Eziwanne Ejesieme University of Oklahoma 13.69 qualified
Mariah Georgetown McNeese State University 13.75 qualified
Lorraine Graham University of Florida 13.86 qualified
Danielle Littleton University of California, Riverside 13.90 qualified
Hannah Goranson unattached 13.93 qualified
Gabrielle Piper University of Pennsylvania 13.98 qualified
Heather Corder California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 13.99 qualified
Amber Church Radford University 14.04 qualified
Sasha Wallace East Oakland Youth Development Center 14.06 qualified
Shanique Walker Cardinal T.C. 14.11 qualified
Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State University 14.19 qualified
Ke'Nya Hardge unattached 14.22 qualified
Naivasha Sophusson Smith unattached 14.00 info needed
Chalese Davis unattached 13.78 open
Jackie Modesett unattached 14.64 not qualified
Women's 400m Hurdles (33 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Gianna Woodruff Quiet Fire 42.24* qualified
Tia Gamble Texas Faces 42.70* qualified
Amber Allen University of South Carolina 58.85 qualified
Katie Nelms Stanford University 58.90 qualified
Angelica Weaver University of California, Berkeley 59.66 qualified
Donna Jeanty State University of New York at Buffalo 59.70 qualified
Kayla Stueckle University of Washington 59.84 qualified
Dotrine Jacobs unattached 59.90 qualified
Eziwanne Ejesieme University of Oklahoma 1:00.21 qualified
Hayli Worthington unattached 1:00.33 qualified
Sararesa Hudson unattached 1:00.60 qualified
Sylvonna Thompson unattached 1:00.71 qualified
Lisa Galasso Grand Valley State University 1:01.59 qualified
Laura Williams Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 1:01.70 qualified
Joniece Ervin unattached 43.17* not qualified
Jackie Modesett unattached 44.64* not qualified
Women's 3000m Steeplechase Qual. Mark Entry
Adrianna Royal Federal Way Track Club 7:21.80* qualified
Dominique Gerard Zoom Track Club 7:23.35* qualified
Emily Giannotti The Pennsylvania State University 10:40.77 qualified
Grace Heymsfield University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 10:56.74 qualified
Audrey Malloy High Point University 10:59.06 qualified
Alyssa Henshaw Clemson University 11:07.19 qualified
Angela Jarvela unattached NT info needed
Morgan Lira unattached 7:58.15* not qualified
Women's 10 km Race Walk Qual. Mark Entry
Patsy Hurley Equalizers Track Club 16:25.13 qualified
Abby Dunn Maine Racewalkers 25:33.41* qualified
Courtney Williams Maine Racewalkers 26:09.87 qualified
Kelly Maranchuck Walk USA 27:04.00* qualified
Molly Josephs Walk USA 27:13.86* qualified
Katie Michta Walk USA 27:22.46* qualified
Monica Lawrence Cornerstone University 27:30.06* qualified
Nicole Court-Menendez Maine Racewalkers 28:18.40* qualified
Lila Haba Santa Cruz Track Club 28:23.05 qualified
Erika Shaver unattached 52:36.50 qualified
Nicolette Sorensen Diablo Valley Track & Field 54:07.00 qualified
Maite Moscoso Central Florida Gliders Track Club 54:21.00 qualified
Women's High Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Fiona Paladino unattached 5-10 qualified Montgomery HS, Skillman, NJ
Chance Summers unattached 5-10 qualified Estacada HS, Or
Natalie Thompson unattached 5-9 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 5-8 qualified
Shanay Briscoe Northwest Flyers Track Club 1.86 qualified
Moira Cronin Andover High School 1.78 qualified
Mary Wirth South Dakota State University 1.77 qualified
Alexis Walker University of California, Los Angeles 1.76 qualified
Andrea Whitney Augustana College, Sioux Falls South Dakota 1.76 qualified
Rachel Proteau Willamette Striders Track Club 1.75 qualified
Brionne Williams Vanderbilt University 1.75 qualified
Women's Pole Vault Qual. Mark Entry
Kaitlin Petrillose Lone Star PV, LLC 13-8 qualified McNeil HS, Austin
Anginae Monteverde unattached 13-6 qualified Clovis West, Fresno
Emily Grove unattached 13-5 qualified Pontiac, Il
McKenzie Johnson unattached 13-0 qualified Clairemont HS, San Diego
Ariel Voskamp unattached 12-10 qualified
Victoria Rische Higher Flyers 12-9.75 qualified
Morgann LeLeux New Heights Gym Track Club 4.34 qualified
Sandi Morris University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4.30 qualified
Kortney Ross University of Oregon 4.08 qualified
Stephanie Richartz University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 4.06 qualified
Lauren Terstappen Clemson University 4.06 qualified
Linda Hadfield University of Tennessee, Knoxville 4.01 qualified
Angela Rummans University of South Carolina 4.00 qualified
Christy Gasparino Clemson University 3.91 qualified
Sammie Clark University of Oregon 3.90 qualified
Cassie Crawford Appalachian State University 3.90 qualified
Taylor Kirby Flying Dragons Pole Vault Club 3.90 qualified
Caitlin Maulin Idaho State University 3.90 qualified
Danielle Nowell University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 3.90 qualified
Victoria Wesley unattached 3.90 qualified
Women's Long Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Jenna Prandini unattached 19-11.75 qualified
Klarrisa Ricks unattached 19-10.75 qualified
Jasmine Todd Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 19-8.5 qualified
Ashley Stacey Michigan State University 6.33 qualified
Jennifer Clayton unattached 6.25 qualified
Alycia Herring Arizona State University 6.25 qualified
Keri Emanuel unattached 6.23 qualified
Lorraine Graham University of Florida 6.17 qualified
Nicole Cummings University of Miami 6.03 qualified
Amber Sanford unattached 5.99 qualified
Briauna Jones Charlotte 5.95 qualified
Carlye Schuh Marquette University 5.94 qualified
Jasmine Gibbs unattached 5.92 qualified
Chyna Ries Colorado Flyers Track Club 5.91 qualified
Zoe Moller unattached 5.93 info needed
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 18-2 not qualified
Women's Triple Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Ciarra Brewer unattached 43-2.5 qualified
Jasmine Todd Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 41-5 qualified
Sasha Wallace East Oakland Youth Development Center 40-5 qualified
Tristine Johnson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 12.89 qualified
Shanique Walker Cardinal T.C. 12.79 qualified
Keri Emanuel unattached 12.74 qualified
Ashley Corum University of Pittsburgh 12.51 qualified
Marqueshia Stallworth University of South Florida 12.46 qualified
Briauna Jones Charlotte 12.36 qualified
Marlene Ricketts The Pennsylvania State University 12.32 qualified
Rachel Toliver Quiet Fire 40-4 info needed
Jenna Prandini unattached 40-1 not qualified
Mollie Gribbin unattached 39-11.5 not qualified
Alanna Coker Speed Unlimited 39-0.5 not qualified
Alexandria Burley East Tennessee State University 11.92 not qualified
Women's Shot Put (4 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Kelsey Card unattached 49-11.5 qualified
Christina Hillman New Castle County Coaches Cross Country and N5CTA 49-1 qualified
Shelbi Vaughan unattached 46-11 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 46-9 qualified
Torie Owers Throw1deep Club 15.41 qualified
Jessica Maroszek University of Kansas 15.17 qualified
Rachel Polk unattached 14.78 qualified
Avione Allgood Vegas Valley Track Club 14.62 qualified
Angela Boushea University of Wisconsin-Madison 14.59 qualified
Rachel Aliotta Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 14.43 qualified
Jillian Weir unattached 14.25 qualified
Kristen Gaffey Marquette University 14.15 qualified
Emily Lesser North Dakota State University--Fargo 14.02 qualified
Janiece Rose unattached 46-4 info needed
Hannah Sherrill unattached 38-6 not qualified
Women's Discus Throw (1 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Shelbi Vaughan unattached 174-10 qualified
Kelsey Card unattached 164-8 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 159-4 qualified
Jasmine Burrell San Diego State University 55.48 qualified
Jessica Maroszek University of Kansas 54.21 qualified
Jessica Sharbono Colorado State University 52.51 qualified
Tremanisha Taylor North Carolina State University 49.67 qualified
Andrea Hiler Western Michigan University 49.53 qualified
Mary Bridges unattached 48.86 qualified
Erica Brand Duke University 48.78 qualified
Taylor McNally The Pennsylvania State University 48.02 qualified
Lissette Mendivil West Coast Throwers 47.76 qualified
Torie Owers Throw1deep Club 47.12 qualified
Sandra Hampton University of Missouri-Columbia 47.05 qualified
Jillian Weir unattached 46.30 qualified
Hannah Sherrill unattached 144-3 not qualified
Women's Hammer Throw (4 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Shelby Ashe Throw1deep Club 64.35 qualified
Karen Henning Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge 55.82 qualified
Brittany Funk University of Akron 55.57 qualified
Brooke Pleger Bowling Green State University 53.30 qualified
Angela Boushea University of Wisconsin-Madison 51.92 qualified
Taylor duPont Throw1deep Club 51.70 qualified
Angela Onye unattached 49.50 info needed
Deanna Price unattached NM info needed
Jessica Imani unattached 49.00 not qualified
Daphne Chambers 2 Rivers Track Club NM not qualified
Women's Javelin Throw Qual. Mark Entry
Brianna Bain Warrior Track Club 164-1 qualified
Amethyst Boyd AAG Sports Academy 159-2 qualified
Kelsie Taylor unattached 142-10 qualified
Kyleigh Young unattached 141-9 qualified
Avione Allgood Vegas Valley Track Club 53.66 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 52.46 qualified
Fawn Miller University of Florida 51.46 qualified
Laura Loht The Pennsylvania State University 49.14 qualified
Lauren Kenney unattached 47.62 qualified
Kaylie Van Loo unattached 46.96 qualified
Jessica Rocco University of Pittsburgh 46.61 qualified
Anna Adamko Flanagan Clan 45.95 qualified
Kaitchen Dearborn The Pennsylvania State University 45.38 qualified
Emma Murillo Eastern Washington University 44.05 qualified
Megan Glasmann Mercury Track Club 43.66 qualified
Elaina Mezzasalma University of Wisconsin-Madison 42.50 qualified
Lacy Barger University of South Alabama 42.24 qualified
Claire Taylor unattached NM not qualified
Women's Heptathlon Qual. Mark Entry
Allison Reaser San Diego State University 5408 qualified
Alex Gochenour Cornhusker Flyers 5300 qualified
Deanna Latham University of Wisconsin-Madison 5220 qualified
Mary Nall unattached 5195 qualified
Lindsay Vollmer unattached 5185 qualified
Karli Johonnot unattached 5074 qualified
Genny Mayden University of Colorado 4939 qualified
Alyssa Monteverde unattached 4848 qualified
Abrianna Torres unattached 4826 qualified
Jasmine Hall unattached 4818 qualified
Brittany Lewis unattached 4810 qualified
Fabia McDonald University of Mississippi 4803 qualified
Jacquelene Powell unattached 4796 qualified
Alexa Harmon-Thomas unattached 4760 qualified
Hannah Hensley Sandhills Track Club 4725 qualified
Daphne Chambers 2 Rivers Track Club 4715 qualified
Breanne Borman unattached 4709 qualified
Maddie Treasure Tennessee Elite Track Club 4671 qualified
Rachael Klinger University of South Florida 4619 qualified
Kelly Steffen Indiana State University 4609 qualified
Jennifer Dillon unattached 4592 qualified
T'Keyah Gray Mt. San Antonio College 4565 qualified
Megan Marchildon unattached 4539 qualified
Tiffany Kenney unattached 4537 qualified
Erica Twiss Kansas State University 4530 qualified
Katherine Salcido unattached 4520 qualified
Olympia Jewett unattached 4488 not qualified
Monique Pate Georgia Institute of Technology 4484 not qualified
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Men's 100m Qual. Mark Entry
Prezel Hardy Texas A&M University 10.13 qualified
Jaylon Hicks The Wings Track Club, Inc. 10.15 qualified
10.15 2.4 Jaylon Hicks (North Shore HS, Houston TX 2011) 1st, TX 5A State, May 14, 2011
Aaron Ernest unattached 10.17 qualified
10.17 2.4 Aaron Ernest (Homewood HS, Alabama) 1st, Mobile Alabama Challenge of Champions, April 2, 2011
Keenan Brock Auburn University 10.21 qualified
Marvin Bracy unattached 10.26 qualified
10.26 2.1 Marvin Bracy (Boone HS, Orlando, FL 2012) 1st Florida Relays(FL), April 2, 2011
Deandre Jacobs Future Track Club 10.30 qualified
10.30 3.6 DAndre Jacobs (East Ascension, LA 2011) 1st LA 5A State, May 7, 2011
Kailo Moore Mississippi Heat Track Club 10.30 qualified
Remontay McClain unattached 10.31 qualified
10.31 1.5 Remontay McClain 12 Covina SS 1st Place CIF-SS Divisional Finals 05/21/11
10.31 0.5 Remontay McClain (Covina, CA 2011) 1st, CA State Meet Prelims, June 3, 2011
Sean McLean unattached 10.31 qualified
10.31 -0.6 Sean McLean (Word Of God Christian Academy, Raleigh, NC 2011) 1st NB Nationals(NC), June 18, 2011
Thomas Tyner Warrior Track Club 10.35 qualified
10.35 NWI Thomas Tyner(Aloha, OR 2013) 1st Metro League Championships, May 13, 2011
Clayton Vaughn University of Texas at Arlington 10.36 qualified
Oliver Bradwell unattached 10.37 qualified
Diondre Batson unattached 10.39 qualified
10.39 nwi Diondre Batson (Laguna Creek HS 2010, American River College, Sacramento 2012) 1st place, Big 8 Conference Championships, Modesto Junior College, April 26-29, 2011
Christopher Royster University of South Carolina 10.42 qualified
Aaron Scott Denton County Track Club 10.45 qualified
Nicholas Bowens YMCA Team Idaho 10.48 qualified
Kendall Kee Gastonia Eagles Track & Field Team, Inc 10.50 qualified
Rozzie Johnson Charleston Southern University 10.51 qualified
Darrell Wesh Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 10.51 qualified
Jamison Jordan unattached 10.53 qualified
Daveon Collins Vegas Lightning Track Club 10.57 qualified
Waymon Storey University of Georgia 10.57 qualified
John Peabody Lipscomb University 10.59 qualified
Dominic Jones unattached 10.63 qualified
John Spooney Brown University 10.64 qualified
Demetrius Lindo unattached 10.52 not qualified
Men's 200m Qual. Mark Entry
Remontay McClain unattached 20.68 qualified
20.68 2.0 Remontay McClain 12 Covina SS CIF-SS Divisional Finals May 21, 2011
Aaron Ernest unattached 20.72 qualified
Prezel Hardy Texas A&M University 20.74 qualified
Waymon Storey University of Georgia 20.87 qualified
Edward Hadnot Louisiana Tech University 20.89 qualified
Deandre Jacobs Future Track Club 20.90 qualified
East Ascension HS, Gonzales, LA
Eric Winfrey Fayetteville Flyers 20.98 qualified
Byrd HS, Fayetteville, NC
Sean McLean unattached 21.02 qualified
Word of God Christian Academy, Raleigh, NC
Oliver Bradwell unattached 21.15 qualified
Diondre Batson unattached 21.16 qualified
American River College, Sacramento, F, 21.16, 3. 04-09-11, 53rd Annual Mt. SAC Relays
Kailo Moore Mississippi Heat Track Club 21.22 qualified
Nicholas Bowens YMCA Team Idaho 21.23 qualified
John Peabody Lipscomb University 21.27 qualified
Michael Okoro Eastern Washington University 21.29 qualified
Davelle Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 21.30 qualified
Roosevelt HS
John Spooney Brown University 21.31 qualified
Christopher Royster University of South Carolina 21.36 qualified
Aaron Scott Denton County Track Club 21.37 qualified
Jamison Jordan unattached 21.39 qualified
Daveon Collins Vegas Lightning Track Club 21.41 qualified
Aaron Tribble Western Carolina University 21.41 qualified
Brady Gehret The Pennsylvania State University 20.93 info needed
Demetrius Lindo unattached 21.14 info needed
Men's 400m Qual. Mark Entry
Ronell (Josh) Mance Don Lugo HS 2010, University of Southern California 45.29 qualified
q-qualified for next round 3, q-Josh Mance, Southern Cal, 45.29. NCAA, Des Moines, Iowa, June 8, 2011
William Henry Arizona State University 46.27 qualified
Hometown:
Trotwood, Ohio
High School:
Trotwood-Madison
Clayton Gravesande University of South Carolina 46.60 qualified
Alex Blehm Davenport University 46.86 qualified
Aaron Tribble Western Carolina University 47.28 qualified
Eric Winfrey Fayetteville Flyers 47.29 qualified
Davelle Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 47.45 qualified
Roosevelt HS
Arnold Carrillo Reno Tahoe Athletics 47.63 qualified
McQueen HS, Reno
Brady Gehret The Pennsylvania State University 46.22 info needed
Kevin Curbelo unattached 47.50 info needed
Andres Vega unattached 47.99 not qualified
Men's 800m Qual. Mark Entry
Austin Mudd unattached 1:49.25 qualified
William Ledder Georgetown University 1:49.60 qualified
O'Neal Wanliss New Horizon Track Club 1:49.61 qualified
Immanuel Hutchinson unattached 1:49.63 qualified
1:49.63 Immanuel Hutchinson 12 San Jacinto HS SS 1st Place, CIF State Meet Finals
Christopher FitzSimons unattached 1:49.91 qualified
Nick Hartle PS Vegas Flyers 1:49.91 qualified
Christopher Hall unattached 1:50.06 qualified
1:50.68 Chris Hall 12 Poly (LB) SS CIF-State Finals
Nathan Strum University of California, Davis 1:50.19 qualified
1:50.19 Nathan Strum (Pioneer HS, San Jose 2010; UC Davis 2014)
Big West Conference
1 Ryan Martin JR UC Santa Barbara 1:45.34* 10
2 Charles Jock JR UC Irvine 1: 45.40* 8
3 Nathan Strum FR UC Davis 1:50.19 6
Derrick Daigre unattached 1:50.26 qualified
Myles Andrews unattached 1:50.63 qualified
1:50.63 Myles Andrews 12 Poly (LB) SS CIF-State Finals
Matthew Hillenbrand University of Kentucky 1:50.83 qualified
Chris Low College of the Canyons 1:51.19 qualified
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Sean Kluttz Charlotte 1:51.37 qualified
Connor Reck unattached 1:51.38 qualified
1:51.38 Connor Reck 12 Santa Ynez SS CIF=State Prelims
Taylor Wardall University of Oklahoma 1:51.45 qualified
Jani Lane unattached 1:51.82 qualified
Joseph Woiwode unattached 1:52.15 qualified
Matthew Bevil Brown University 1:52.24 qualified
Dalen Fink University of Kansas 1:52.28 qualified
Nathan Prom University of Iowa 1:52.45 qualified
Zavon Watkins Syracuse Track Club 1:50.61 info needed
Gabriel Genovesi University of Akron 1:52.26 info needed
Sean Canavin unattached 1:52.28 info needed
Chrisshun Jamerson unattached 1:52.30 info needed
Desmond Pierce East Tennessee State University 1:52.53 info needed
Will Drinkwater unattached NT not qualified
Thomas Mullen University of Massachusetts at Amherst 1:52.66 not qualified
Men's 1500m Qual. Mark Entry
Isaac Presson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:42.59 qualified
Jacob Hurysz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:45.97 qualified
Patrick Schellberg University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 3:46.38 qualified
Nathan Strum University of California, Davis 3:48.41 qualified
Taylor Wardall University of Oklahoma 3:48.43 qualified
Matthew Hillenbrand University of Kentucky 3:50.18 qualified
Nathan Karr University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 3:50.75 qualified
Adam Kahleifeh University of Kentucky 3:51.09 qualified
Michael Medrano unattached 3:51.56 qualified
Matthew McKenna unattached 3:51.98 qualified
Justin Murray Syracuse University 3:52.61 qualified
Gustavo Mena unattached 3:52.67 qualified
Jake Ferris unattached 3:53.43 qualified
Bryan Spreitzer North Carolina State University 3:54.39 qualified
Colin Savage Brown University 3:54.51 qualified
Vincent Perozze La Salle University 3:54.69 qualified
Matthew Schick North Carolina State University 3:55.01 qualified
John Klecker Furman University 3:55.26 qualified
Cabell Willis Virginia Military Institute 3:55.99 qualified
Aaron Ramirez Clemson University 3:56.09 qualified
Tommy Newton-Neal unattached 3:56.17 qualified
Anthony Aguinaga Houston Baptist University 3:57.09 qualified
Kevin Day La Salle University 3:57.16 qualified
Lucas Stancliff unattached 3:57.52 qualified
Luke Fontaine University of Miami 3:57.64 qualified
Kirubel Erassa Oklahoma State University 4:05.34* qualified
Nick Hartle PS Vegas Flyers 4:10.23* qualified
Kenneth Cushing Gateway City United Track Club 4:12.50* qualified
Tyler Anyan Georgetown University 4:12.80* qualified
Colin Mearns unattached 4:12.90* qualified
Hale O'Herren unattached 4:13.94* qualified
Robby Creese unattached 4:12.95* info needed
Zach Hansen unattached 4:13.61* not qualified
Men's 5000m Qual. Mark Entry
Kirubel Erassa Oklahoma State University 8:14.51* qualified
Joseph Jourdain unattached 8:24.54* qualified
John Murray unattached 8:27.00* qualified
Jacob Smith unattached 8:29.55* qualified
Max Runia unattached 8:32.85* qualified
Matthew McElroy Oklahoma State University 8:35.16* qualified
Lee George unattached 8:36.00* qualified
Cabell Willis Virginia Military Institute 8:38.68* qualified
Ian Burgess unattached 8:39.00* qualified
James Rosa unattached 9:01.09* qualified
Cole Townsend unattached 9:03.37* qualified
Patrick Schellberg University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 13:59.14 qualified
Parker Stinson University of Oregon 14:08.22 qualified
Isaac Presson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 14:09.05 qualified
Chase Caulkins University of Portland 14:09.63 qualified
Heath Reedy California State University, Long Beach 14:16.62 qualified
Conner Paez University of Pennsylvania 14:21.04 qualified
Andrew Palmer Syracuse University 14:25.63 qualified
Reed Kamyszek Syracuse University 14:26.14 qualified
Maxwell Straneva Syracuse University 14:29.43 qualified
Bryan Spreitzer North Carolina State University 14:30.99 qualified
Ryan Lee University of Richmond 14:33.61 qualified
Andrew McLain unattached 14:34.04 qualified
Dustin Fay University of California, Los Angeles 14:38.13 qualified
Jacob Hurysz University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 14:39.14 qualified
Danny Nicolls University of Oklahoma 14:41.81 qualified
Patrick McGowan University of Massachusetts at Amherst 14:45.02 qualified
Alan Cuevas unattached 14:47.56 qualified
Brad Hough University of Akron 14:47.58 qualified
Luke Arbuckle La Salle University 14:47.79 qualified
Brian King Georgetown University 14:49.00 qualified
Vincent Perozze La Salle University 14:54.23 qualified
Justin Murray Syracuse University 14:54.44 qualified
Jonathan Squeri Syracuse University 14:54.61 qualified
Connor Whan University of Portland 14:55.23 qualified
Amjed Aboukhadijeh University of California, Los Angeles 14:58.02 qualified Oak Ridge HS, El Dorado Hills 2010
Nathan Moore The Ohio State University 14:59.59 qualified
Dylan Marx unattached 15:00.00 qualified
E Kelton Cullenberg unattached 15:01.03 qualified
Bryan Megee unattached 15:01.83 qualified
Chase Zukerman University of California, Los Angeles 15:02.39 qualified
Zachary Ahart State University of New York at Buffalo 15:03.54 qualified
Brian Gorwitz Radford University 15:04.42 qualified
Jeramy Elkaim unattached 9:05.43* info needed
Jacob Wood University of California, Los Angeles 15:27.65 not qualified
Men's 10000m Qual. Mark Entry
Parker Stinson University of Oregon 29:14.35 qualified
Alex Monroe Lock Haven University 29:42.33 qualified
Heath Reedy California State University, Long Beach 30:14.85 qualified
Will Nation University of Texas at Austin 30:29.40 qualified
Johnny Sanchez unattached 31:10.13 qualified
Jeremy Brummitt unattached 31:10.97 qualified
Mark List Lake Superior State University 31:28.00 qualified
Zachary Grese Marquette University 31:41.31 qualified
Conner Peloquin unattached 31:59.92 qualified
Gregory Malloy unattached 32:11.00 qualified
Brooks Ballou unattached 32:21.27 qualified
Dillon Breen unattached 32:23.17 qualified
Luke Holubeck Wheeling Jesuit University 32:26.48 qualified
Joseph Cotto Charlotte 32:30.07 qualified
Geoffrey Hull unattached 32:34.65 qualified
Oliver Bear Don't Walk Harrier Track Club 32:39.45 qualified
Isaiah Miller Marist College 32:44.15 qualified
Ryan Alexander unattached NT not qualified
Danny Nicolls University of Oklahoma NT not qualified
Andrew Palmer Syracuse University NT not qualified
Brian King Georgetown University 14:49.00 not qualified
Nicholas Hughes Marist College 32:45.14 not qualified
Men's 110m Hurdles (39 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Kenneth Minkah unattached 13.62 qualified
Eddie Lovett University of Florida 13.64* qualified
Michael Stigler unattached 13.67 qualified
Trevor Brown Colorado State University 13.74 qualified
Jordan Moore Sprint Athletics Track Club 13.74 qualified
Roy Smith University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 13.89 qualified
Allen Williams Oakland PAL 14.14 qualified
Golden West Invitational, Folsom, CA, June 11, 2011
Event 14 Boys 110 Meter Hurdles
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Name Year School Finals Wind H#
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Finals
1 Johnathan Cabral 12 Agoura, CA 13.41 -1.0 2
2 Jonathon Jones 11 Unattached 13.80 -1.0 2
3 Arti Burns 10 Miami, FL 13.84 -1.0 2
4 Allen Williams 12 Oakland, CA 14.14 -1.0 2
Aric Walden Hammer Idaho 14.20 qualified
Jerome Begin unattached 14.27 qualified
Julian Todd-Borden unattached 14.36 qualified
Kelvin White Chicago State University 14.36* qualified
Johnathan Parks Gardner-Webb University 14.45 qualified
Hunter Warwick unattached 14.47 qualified
Jalen Walker Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 14.48 qualified
Korey Smith unattached 14.49 qualified
Colin Paarmann unattached 14.53 qualified
Peter Maguire YMCA Team Idaho 14.60 qualified
Tyler Agee University of South Alabama 14.65* qualified
Josh McFrazier Temple University 14.72* qualified
Johnathan Cabral unattached 13.27 info needed
13.27 Johnathan Cabral 12 Agoura SS CIF-SS Masters Meet
Edward Ponton unattached 14.35 open
Demetrius Lindo unattached 13.70 not qualified
Men's 400m Hurdles (36 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Michael Stigler unattached 36.87* qualified
Charles Lewis University of New Mexico 51.39 qualified
Sir'Paul Jones Ruff Riders Track Club 51.53 qualified
Monte Corley University of California, Berkeley 2014 51.64 qualified James Logan HS, Union City 2010
Pac-10 Championships
Place Athlete Name Yr Affiliation Time Qual Heat(Pl)
1 Jeshua Anderson SR Washington St. 48.92 Q 2 (1)
2 Amaechi Morton JR Stanford 49.79 Q 1 (1)
3 Reggie Wyatt SO USC 50.71 Q 1 (2)
4 J Hopkins JR Washington St. 51.23 Q 2 (2)
5 Dana Wells SO Washington St. 51.54 q 1 (3)
6 Monte Corley FR California 51.64 q 2 (3)
7 David Klarer SO UCLA 52.18 q 2 (4)
8 Brian Law JR UCLA 52.26 q 1 (4)
9 Ian Caracciolo SR Arizona State 52.61 q 2 (5)
Jordin Andrade Mt. San Antonio College 51.98 qualified
Yusuf Muhammad Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 52.01 qualified
Roy Smith University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 52.20 qualified
Jermaine Collier Trenton Track Club 52.21 qualified
Brandon Williams University of Memphis 52.42 qualified
Logan Hoffman Grand Valley State University 52.89 qualified
Ryan Versen unattached 52.98 qualified
James Sewell Mt. San Antonio College 53.08 qualified
Deonte Hurst Grand Valley State University 53.17 qualified
Dexter Schleis unattached 53.27 qualified
Ray Skamay Indiana State University 53.44 qualified
Barry Bethea South Carolina State University 53.53 qualified
Parker Scott Central Michigan University 53.55 qualified
James Walker Saginaw Valley State University 53.55 qualified
Stephen Vitale unattached 53.63 qualified
Jordan Hofbauer University of Houston 53.70 qualified
Aaron Araujo unattached 53.74 qualified
David Namnath unattached 53.83 qualified Terra Linda HS, San Rafael 2010; Cal Poly 2014
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Miles Ukaoma University of Nebraska, Lincoln 50.70 info needed
Cameron Holt Sprint Athletics Track Club 37.69* not qualified
Hassan Ilyas unattached 53.70 not qualified
Men's 3000m Steeplechase Qual. Mark Entry
Thomas Diliberto St. Anthonys HS 6:08.75* qualified
Thomas Bambach unattached 6:16.59* qualified
Jake Turner Mountain West Track Club 6:21.45* qualified
Benjamin Snodgrass University of Portland 6:23.93* qualified
Edward Owens Packer Collegiate Institute 8:59.53 qualified
Maximilian Darrah Georgetown University 9:00.38 qualified
Raymond McCormack Clemson University 9:01.10 qualified
Colin Mearns unattached 9:03.92 qualified
Joshua MacDonald Liberty University 9:15.37 qualified
Redwood Christian HS, San Lorenzo, CA
Jacob Wood University of California, Los Angeles 9:17.51 qualified
Connor Martin Westfield HS (IN) 9:20.58 qualified
Alex McGuirk unattached 9:24.06 qualified
Emmett Cookson unattached 9:24.34 qualified
Philip Fanz Temple University 9:24.37 qualified
Anthony Bellitti Boston College 9:27.13 qualified
Hale O'Herren unattached 9:28.84 qualified
Nicholas Hissrich Ohio University 9:29.97 qualified
Jeffrey Bush Brown University 9:32.77 qualified
Travis Roberts unattached 9:33.59 qualified
Josh Gruver unattached 9:35.14 qualified
Trevor Polson Montana State University-Bozeman 9:35.78 qualified
Andrew Garcia California State University, Long Beach 9:36.92 qualified
Adam Smith unattached 9:20.06 info needed
Men's 10 km Race Walk Qual. Mark Entry
Matthew Forgues unattached 22:20.59* qualified
Jonathan Hallman unattached 25:37.00* qualified
Tyler Sorensen unattached 42:54.00 qualified
Alejandro Chavez South Texas Walking Club 46:56.00 qualified
Joshua Haertel unattached 47:12.80 qualified
Michael Nemeth Wings of Moon 47:16.00 qualified
Nathaniel Roberts Bowerman Athletic Club 52:37.70 qualified
Men's High Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Carlos Hernandez unattached 7-3 qualified
William Muzzio James W. Robinson H.S. 6-10.25 qualified
Maalik Reynolds unattached 2.28 qualified
Edward Dudley Lake Erie College 2.22 qualified
David Smith Auburn University 2.22 qualified
Brandon Baskerville Coppin State College 2.14 qualified
Mark Jones unattached 2.14 qualified
Dwayne Golbek University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 2.11 qualified
Timothy Ridge University of California, Berkeley 2.11 qualified
Jesuit HS, Carmichael 2010
Allex Austin unattached 7-2 info needed
Jacorian Duffield unattached 7-2 info needed
Tanner Anderson unattached 2.24 info needed
Roderick Townsend unattached 2.03 not qualified
Men's Pole Vault Qual. Mark Entry
Seth Arnold University of Houston 16-9.25 qualified
Cody Klein University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 16-8 qualified
Regan Gilbert unattached 16-6 qualified
Dillon Lookout Personal Best Athletics 16-6 qualified
Cameron Meyer New Heights Gym Track Club 16-6 qualified
Christopher Uhle Buckeye Pole Vault Academy 16-6 qualified
Matthew Bane University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 5.28 qualified
Nikita Kirillov unattached 5.23 qualified
Austin Crenshaw University of Memphis 5.14 qualified
Cody Marshall The Ohio State University 5.06 qualified
Kyle Wait Kansas State University 5.05 qualified
Jonathon Juilfs unattached 5.00 qualified
Brock Larson Team Nodak NM info needed
Brandon Hooper South Medford 16-4 not qualified
Men's Long Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Marquis Dendy unattached 25-9.5 qualified
Jovonte Slater unattached 24-11.75 qualified
Wind-aided
24-11 3/4 2.8 Jovonte Slater 12 Vista Murrieta SS CIF SS Divisional Finals
Dominic Jones unattached 24-11 qualified
Cameron Holt Sprint Athletics Track Club 24-5.5 qualified
John Horton unattached 24-5 qualified
Jarrett Samuels unattached 24-1 qualified
Zachery Ziemek Dupage Track Club 23-8 qualified
Spencer Gray unattached 23-7.5 qualified
Carlton Lavong unattached 7.77 qualified
AAron Hill Grand Canyon University 7.61 qualified
Devin Field Texas Faces 7.60 qualified
Royce Dates Tennessee State University 7.53 qualified
Jaleen White unattached 7.50 qualified
Steven Bell Cornell University 7.49 qualified
Reginald Steele University of Pittsburgh 7.48 qualified
Nigel Jolly Indiana State University 7.46 qualified
Justin Gross Rice University 7.41 qualified
Alex Estes Adams State College 7.40 qualified
Dalton Cervantes 2 Rivers Track Club 7.31 qualified
Graham Gilliland Colorado State University 7.29 qualified
Julian Young unattached 7.22 qualified
Shayne Cureton Indiana State University 7.19 qualified
Terrance Williams University of North Texas 7.61 info needed
Tyler Askew unattached 7.18 info needed
De Angelo Bonner unattached 7.14 not qualified
Men's Triple Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Marquis Dendy unattached 52-1.5 qualified
John Horton unattached 51-1.75 qualified
Warrick Campbell University of New Mexico 51-0 qualified
Zachery Ziemek Dupage Track Club 50-6.75 qualified
Karique Stephen Dave Bethany T.C. 50-5 qualified
Mike Sandle unattached 50-4.5 qualified
Keremiah Crockett unattached 49-1.75 qualified
CA Rank 6 49-1 3/4 0.0 Keremiah Crockett Dublin NC CIF-State Finals
Darian Brooks Seatown Express 48-6 qualified
Deon Pinder BEAST Athletic Performance 48-4 qualified
Jamal Tiller Appalachian State University 15.58 qualified
Kasen Covington University of Washington 15.54 qualified
Phillip Young unattached 15.52 qualified
Donald Scott Eastern Michigan University 15.45 qualified
Carlton Lavong unattached 15.33 qualified
Devin Field Texas Faces 15.28 qualified
Ryan Sanders Mt. San Antonio College 15.18 qualified
Adedeji Adeneye Appalachian State University 15.16 qualified
Steven Bell Cornell University 15.16 qualified
Marcel Hamilton Indiana State University 15.15 qualified
Henrique Scott Cornell University 15.05 qualified
Graham Gilliland Colorado State University 14.91 qualified
Gabriel Pickett Temple University 14.85 qualified
Jaleen White unattached 14.84 qualified
Jonathan Dieujuste Brown University 14.76 qualified
Bob McNeil Western Carolina University 14.68 qualified
Jeremy Lampley University of Missouri-Columbia 14.66 qualified
Mayan Schexnayder unattached 14.38 not qualified
Men's Shot Put (6 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Kyle McKelvey unattached 69-3 qualified
Austin Perry unattached 67-8* qualified
Tom Anderson unattached 65-4.5* qualified
Nicholas Scarvelis Club West, Inc. & DBA Club West Youth Track 65-4 qualified
CA Rank 1 65-4 Nicholas Scarvelis 12 Dos Pueblos SS CIF-SS Division 2 Prelims
Tyler Schultz unattached 64-5* qualified
Gabe Hull unattached 61-3 qualified
Dominic Filiano Dartmouth College 61-0.5* qualified
Ben Glauser Throw1deep Club 18.32* qualified
Caleb Whitener University of Georgia 17.74* qualified
Jeremy Hines Stanford University 17.46* qualified
Jesuit HS, Carmichael
William Irwin unattached 17.17 qualified
Dwayne Houston unattached 16.58 qualified
Elijah Mahaley University of Memphis 16.40* qualified
Justin Gaumer University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 16.37* qualified
Jefferson Jarvis unattached 59-8.5* not qualified
Men's Discus Throw (1.75 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Gabe Hull unattached 203-0 qualified
Kyle Long unattached 202-10 qualified
William Parsons unattached 190-0* qualified
Alexander Thompson University of Wisconsin-Madison 55.82 qualified
William Irwin unattached 55.63 qualified
Brett Olsen unattached 53.63 qualified
Jacob Budwig unattached 52.64* qualified
Jule Rich North Carolina State University 52.29 qualified
Justin Barber unattached 52.26* qualified
Mark Jennings University of Minnesota-Twin Cities 51.34* qualified
Charleston Lewis University of North Texas 50.59* qualified
Cody Snyder University of South Dakota 50.54* qualified
Justin Gaumer University of Michigan-Ann Arbor 50.51* qualified
Brandon Noe University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 50.50* qualified
Tavis Bailey University of Tennessee, Knoxville 52.99 info needed
Tyler Schultz unattached 183-0* not qualified
Jefferson Jarvis unattached 180-7* not qualified
Tom Anderson unattached 177-3* not qualified
Men's Hammer Throw (6 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Greg Skipper Mac Wilkins Throwers Academy 229-3* qualified
Drew Staskiewicz unattached 204-7* qualified
Jonothan Lawson Evergreen Storm Track Club 202-9 qualified
Joshua Scherer University of California, Santa Barbara 172-2* qualified
Alec Faldermeyer University of California, Los Angeles 68.20 qualified
Bradley Bolton South Orange County Wildcats 66.31 qualified
Edward Brentnall Throw1deep Club 61.98* qualified
Akil Mills Illinois State University 61.22 qualified
Jordan Arakawa Eastern Washington University 59.81* qualified
Matt Lloyd unattached 59.01 qualified
Brian Duncan University of Missouri-Columbia 58.74 qualified
Michael Foley unattached 58.59 qualified
Ben Glauser Throw1deep Club 58.50 qualified
Johnathan Murray Hammer Idaho 58.47 qualified
Scott Esparza University of California, Berkeley 57.41* qualified
Bret Hardin Marquette University 57.03* qualified
Nathan Loe Throw1deep Club 56.28 qualified
Eric Lewis University of Detroit Mercy 56.26 qualified
Alex Kizirian University of Colorado 53.58 qualified
Markindey Sineus Florida State University 53.31* qualified
Thor Serafenas Clemson University 52.90 qualified
Carson Sears Gardner-Webb University 66.30 info needed
Cleveland German unattached 56.53 open
Men's Javelin Throw Qual. Mark Entry
Sean Keller Evergreen Storm Track Club 232-1 qualified
Macauley Garton unattached 224-3 qualified
Kaleb Zuidema unattached 220-10 qualified
Ty Slater unattached 217-1 qualified
Curtis Clauson unattached 212-9 qualified
Javan Gray Emerald Valley Track Club 195-9 qualified
Kerrick Roach unattached 195-7 qualified
Samuel Ferenchak Evergreen Storm Track Club 195-6 qualified
Phillip Ragan unattached 194-5 qualified
Daniel Folger unattached 192-2 qualified
Robert Robbins unattached 67.51 qualified
Derek Eager University of California, Los Angeles 66.23 qualified
Quinn Hale unattached 64.82 qualified
Benjamin Lapane unattached 64.23 qualified
William Lauricella The Ohio State University 63.27 qualified
Kyle Smith Central Michigan University 62.00 qualified
Karl Ingram Three Rivers Bank of MT Highlander Track Club 61.96 qualified
Ethan Rich unattached 59.79 qualified
Daniel Freeman Charlotte 59.00 qualified
Selmar Hutchins unattached 191-1 info needed
Zachary Goodrich unattached 114-0 info needed
Men's Decathlon Qual. Mark Entry
Gunnar Nixon unattached 8035 qualified
Kevin Lazas University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 7802 qualified
Kevin Nielsen Revolution Express TC 6928 qualified
Matthew Catera State University of New York at Albany 6637 qualified
Alec Fellows unattached 6522 qualified
Sam Houston Fordham University 6448 qualified
Idarre Coles unattached 6409 qualified
Redwood HS, Visalia 2010; California 2014
Tim Gilman University of Missouri-Columbia 6304 qualified
Jamey Robson University of Akron 6294 qualified
Dillon Fox California State University, Long Beach 6282 qualified
Solomon Ijah unattached 6269 qualified
Austin Basterrechea The College of Idaho 6218 qualified
Nick Ahrold Dana Hills High School 6240* not qualified
Michael DiMambro unattached 6127 not qualified
Joe Hart unattached 6115 not qualified
Lane Austell unattached 6088 not qualified
Women's 100m Qual. Mark Entry
English Gardner University of Oregon 11.03 qualified
Jessica Davis University of Southern California 11.19 qualified
Aurieyall Scott University of Central Florida 11.25 qualified
Ashley Collier Texas A&M University 11.42 qualified
Aaliyah Brown Illinois Elite Track Club 11.44 qualified
11.44 1.8 AAliyah Brown (Lincoln Way East, IL 2013) 1st IHSA Girls State Championships Prelims(IL), May 20, 2011
Jenna Prandini unattached 11.51 qualified
11.51 2.1 Jenna Prandini 12 Clovis CE Central Valley Masters
Stephanie Kalu unattached 11.55 qualified Ursuline HS, Dallas
Kyra Jefferson unattached 11.66 qualified
Briana Vaughn Sprint Athletics Track Club 11.67 qualified
Ebony Scott Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 11.68 qualified
Vashti Bandy University of South Carolina 11.75 not qualified
Jasmine Gibbs unattached 11.76 not qualified
11.76 3.0 Jasmine Gibbs 11 El Camino SD CIF-State Prelims
Cessily Jones Illinois Elite Track Club 11.82 not qualified
Madelayne Varela Xtreme Speed Track Club 11.84 not qualified
Klarrisa Ricks unattached 11.93 not qualified
Women's 200m Qual. Mark Entry
Jessica Davis University of Southern California 22.84 qualified
Aurieyall Scott University of Central Florida 22.98 qualified
English Gardner University of Oregon 23.02 qualified
Ashley Collier Texas A&M University 23.15 qualified
Akawkaw Ndipagbor unattached 23.60 qualified
Poly HS, Long Beach 2010; Oregon 2014
Jenna Prandini unattached 23.66 qualified
23.66 3.2 Jenna Prandini 12 Clovis CE Central Valley Masters
Aaliyah Brown Illinois Elite Track Club 23.73 qualified
Madelayne Varela Xtreme Speed Track Club 23.74 qualified
Briana Nelson University of Texas at Austin 23.76 qualified
Kyra Jefferson unattached 23.87 qualified
Kiersten Duncan The Wings Track Club, Inc. 23.89 qualified
Alonti Richardson unattached 23.91 qualified
Vashti Bandy University of South Carolina 23.97 qualified
Alycia Herring Arizona State University 23.98 qualified
Tyler Smith University of Central Florida 23.94 info needed
Jada Martin Sprint Athletics Track Club 24.00 not qualified
Cessily Jones Illinois Elite Track Club 24.26 not qualified
Nia Dorner Pacific United 24.33 not qualified
Women's 400m Qual. Mark Entry
Diamond Dixon University of Kansas 51.55 qualified
Ebony Eutsey University of Florida 52.62 qualified
Briana Nelson University of Texas at Austin 52.69 qualified
Brianna Frazier University of North Florida 52.86 qualified
Akawkaw Ndipagbor unattached 53.30 qualified Poly HS, Long Beach
Kendra White Gateway City United Track Club 53.72 qualified
Sanura Eley-O'Reilly University of South Carolina 53.90 qualified
Felicia Brown Sprint Athletics Track Club 54.19 qualified
Phyllis Francis University of Oregon 54.28 qualified
Andrea Arnold Western Michigan University 54.35 qualified
Azia Walker unattached 54.48 qualified
Daianna Barron George Mason University 54.75 qualified
Ekundayo Sogbesan Morgan State University 54.75 qualified
Paige Stratioti unattached 54.77 qualified
Kianna Ruff University of Tennessee, Knoxville 54.79 qualified
Nia Dorner Pacific United 54.83 qualified
Lauren Waterbury unattached 55.10 qualified
Shanequa Williams Kent State University 55.12 qualified
Bridget Sweeney unattached 55.19 qualified
Montene' Speight Gateway City United Track Club 53.84 info needed
Women's 800m Qual. Mark Entry
Kenyetta Iyevbele North Carolina State University 2:04.83 qualified
Chelsea Cox Georgetown University 2:05.17 qualified
Samantha Levin Gateway City United Track Club 2:06.74 qualified Ladue Horton Watkins, St. Louis
Megan Malasartie University of Georgia 2:07.10 qualified
Savannah Camacho San Luis Distance Club 2:07.65 qualified Templeton HS, CA
Shelby Houlihan unattached 2:07.69 qualified E. Sioux City, Ia
Kianna Ruff University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:07.97 qualified
Vanessa Fabrizio University of Virginia 2:08.79 qualified
Phyllis Francis University of Oregon 2:08.82 qualified
Molly McNamara unattached 2:08.92 qualified
Sydnee Over unattached 2:09.77 qualified
Shanique DaSilva Georgetown University 2:10.30 qualified
Gina Hauptman unattached 2:10.71 qualified
Hillary Holt The College of Idaho 2:10.77 qualified
Ne' Ausha Logan University of Central Florida 2:11.15 qualified
Brittney Jackson University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:11.19 qualified
Hana Casalnova Bucknell University 2:11.29 qualified
Cynthia Adams Lebanon Valley College 2:11.30 qualified
Sara Van Dyke unattached 2:11.32 qualified
Stephenie Cummings unattached 2:11.54 qualified
BreAnna Smith unattached 2:11.84 qualified
Kieran Gallagher unattached 2:12.00 qualified
Hannah Borowsky unattached 2:12.13 qualified
Jonelle White State University of New York at Albany 2:12.18 qualified
Kathryn Bunker Lipscomb University 2:12.24 qualified
Tyvonna Johnson University of Tennessee, Knoxville 2:12.37 qualified
Michelle Fero University of Washington 2:12.93 qualified
Samantha Nielsen I.C.A.A./Breeze 2:13.12 qualified
Kylie Cullinan unattached 2:11.53 info needed
Jennifer Owen unattached 2:12.84 qualified
Women's 1500m Qual. Mark Entry
Cory McGee University of Florida 4:16.39 qualified
Madeline Chambers Georgetown University 4:20.00* qualified
Kenyetta Iyevbele North Carolina State University 4:25.89* qualified
Megan Patrignelli University of Oregon 4:26.91 qualified
Rachel Paul unattached 4:27.88 qualified
Margo Richardson Saint Louis University 4:30.57 qualified
Madeline Rodts Grand Valley State University 4:31.05 qualified
Marielle Hall University of Texas at Austin 4:32.71 qualified
Juliane Accurso Ohio University 4:33.31 qualified
Ashley Maton Summit Track Club 4:34.00 qualified
Kathryn Fanning State University of New York at Albany 4:34.02 qualified
Katie Niblock Iona College 4:36.79 qualified
Lindsi Arrington University of Miami 4:37.29 qualified
Paige Kouba unattached 4:37.35 qualified
Paige Rice Portland Athletics Club 4:37.47 qualified
Julia Fonk unattached 4:38.75 qualified
Lisa Girard Clemson University 4:38.90 qualified
Sara Van Dyke unattached 4:40.02 qualified
Shelby Houlihan unattached 4:43.64* qualified E. Sioux City, Ia
Molly McNamara unattached 4:44.90* qualified
Brook Handler unattached 4:49.70* qualified
Aubree Worden unattached 4:50.06* qualified
Savannah Camacho San Luis Distance Club 4:51.15* qualified
Lyndsey Mull The Janes Elite Racing 4:53.08* qualified
Kylie Cullinan unattached 4:34.81 info needed
Alexis Fuller Evergreen Storm Track Club 4:41.97 not qualified
Traci Tempone unattached 4:46.68 not qualified
Jennifer Owen unattached 4:55.43* qualified
Women's 3000m Qual. Mark Entry
Natalie Rathjen Dallas Metroplex Striders 9:58.25 qualified
Christine Bayliss Oak Hill Racing 10:03.60 qualified
Erin Robinson unattached 10:04.20 qualified
Megan Fristoe Summit Track Club 10:06.05 qualified
Erin Clark unattached 10:06.63 qualified
Marisa Repka Williams College 10:08.01 qualified
Haley Stenquist unattached 10:37.31* qualified
Kathleen Stevens unattached 9:49.45 info needed
Madeline Chambers Georgetown University 4:21.00 not qualified
Emily Nist YMCA Team Idaho 10:08.79 not qualified
Gracie Todd Bowerman Athletic Club 10:12.23 not qualified
Chelsea Trant unattached 10:16.50 not qualified
Women's 5000m Qual. Mark Entry
Kayla Beattie unattached 9:56.96* qualified Woodstock HS, Il
Courtney Dobbs Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 16:46.63 qualified
Megan Lacy Juventus Track Club 16:50.75 qualified Cherokee HS, Marlton, NJ
Rosa Moriello unattached 16:52.98 qualified
Taylor Crosson Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 16:58.24 qualified
Anisa Arsenault Fordham University 17:14.40 qualified
Audrey Urlacher Idaho State University 17:18.84 qualified
Ashley Gilroy Tiffin University 17:23.32 qualified
Heidi Peterson North Dakota State University--Fargo 17:26.16 qualified
Cara DeAngelis Ohio Wesleyan University 17:29.52 qualified
Jaymi Bethea unattached 17:32.28 qualified
Rebekah Winterton University of Utah 17:33.01 qualified
Aubree Piepmeier unattached 17:37.33 qualified
Marisa Repka Williams College 17:37.45 qualified
Emily Marchini Coastal Carolina University 17:38.58 qualified
Kaylee McClanahan unattached 17:39.36 qualified
Christina Gastfield unattached 17:39.38 qualified
Emily Pifer Ohio University 17:39.50 qualified
Traci Tempone unattached 17:40.41 qualified
Eileen Cody unattached 17:40.84 qualified
Carolyn Payne James Madison University 17:43.80 qualified
Anna Buenneke unattached 17:44.08 qualified
Michelle Capozzi La Salle University 17:45.00 qualified
Danielle Walker Lipscomb University 17:46.00 qualified
Brooke Dovell University of Miami 17:47.80 qualified
Heidi Caldwell Brown University 16:31.00 info needed
Chelsea Trant unattached NT not qualified
Morgan Lira unattached 11:05.99* not qualified
Jessica Scordino unattached 17:52.78 not qualified
Women's 100m Hurdles (33 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Bridgette Owens Clemson University 13.08 qualified
Dior Hall Real Training 13.18 qualified Washington HS, Denver freshman
Melia Cox unattached 13.34 qualified Poly HS, Long Beach
Trinity Wilson East Oakland Youth Development Center 13.38 qualified St. Mary's College HS, Berkeley
Dotrine Jacobs unattached 13.56 qualified
Katie Nelms Stanford University 13.57 qualified
Morgan Snow Sprint Athletics Track Club 13.65 qualified
Eziwanne Ejesieme University of Oklahoma 13.69 qualified
Mariah Georgetown McNeese State University 13.75 qualified
Lorraine Graham University of Florida 13.86 qualified
Danielle Littleton University of California, Riverside 13.90 qualified
Hannah Goranson unattached 13.93 qualified
Gabrielle Piper University of Pennsylvania 13.98 qualified
Heather Corder California State Polytechnic University, Pomona 13.99 qualified
Amber Church Radford University 14.04 qualified
Sasha Wallace East Oakland Youth Development Center 14.06 qualified
Shanique Walker Cardinal T.C. 14.11 qualified
Kalena Franklin Grand Valley State University 14.19 qualified
Ke'Nya Hardge unattached 14.22 qualified
Naivasha Sophusson Smith unattached 14.00 info needed
Chalese Davis unattached 13.78 open
Jackie Modesett unattached 14.64 not qualified
Women's 400m Hurdles (33 in.) Qual. Mark Entry
Gianna Woodruff Quiet Fire 42.24* qualified
Tia Gamble Texas Faces 42.70* qualified
Amber Allen University of South Carolina 58.85 qualified
Katie Nelms Stanford University 58.90 qualified
Angelica Weaver University of California, Berkeley 59.66 qualified
Donna Jeanty State University of New York at Buffalo 59.70 qualified
Kayla Stueckle University of Washington 59.84 qualified
Dotrine Jacobs unattached 59.90 qualified
Eziwanne Ejesieme University of Oklahoma 1:00.21 qualified
Hayli Worthington unattached 1:00.33 qualified
Sararesa Hudson unattached 1:00.60 qualified
Sylvonna Thompson unattached 1:00.71 qualified
Lisa Galasso Grand Valley State University 1:01.59 qualified
Laura Williams Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 1:01.70 qualified
Joniece Ervin unattached 43.17* not qualified
Jackie Modesett unattached 44.64* not qualified
Women's 3000m Steeplechase Qual. Mark Entry
Adrianna Royal Federal Way Track Club 7:21.80* qualified
Dominique Gerard Zoom Track Club 7:23.35* qualified
Emily Giannotti The Pennsylvania State University 10:40.77 qualified
Grace Heymsfield University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 10:56.74 qualified
Audrey Malloy High Point University 10:59.06 qualified
Alyssa Henshaw Clemson University 11:07.19 qualified
Angela Jarvela unattached NT info needed
Morgan Lira unattached 7:58.15* not qualified
Women's 10 km Race Walk Qual. Mark Entry
Patsy Hurley Equalizers Track Club 16:25.13 qualified
Abby Dunn Maine Racewalkers 25:33.41* qualified
Courtney Williams Maine Racewalkers 26:09.87 qualified
Kelly Maranchuck Walk USA 27:04.00* qualified
Molly Josephs Walk USA 27:13.86* qualified
Katie Michta Walk USA 27:22.46* qualified
Monica Lawrence Cornerstone University 27:30.06* qualified
Nicole Court-Menendez Maine Racewalkers 28:18.40* qualified
Lila Haba Santa Cruz Track Club 28:23.05 qualified
Erika Shaver unattached 52:36.50 qualified
Nicolette Sorensen Diablo Valley Track & Field 54:07.00 qualified
Maite Moscoso Central Florida Gliders Track Club 54:21.00 qualified
Women's High Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Fiona Paladino unattached 5-10 qualified Montgomery HS, Skillman, NJ
Chance Summers unattached 5-10 qualified Estacada HS, Or
Natalie Thompson unattached 5-9 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 5-8 qualified
Shanay Briscoe Northwest Flyers Track Club 1.86 qualified
Moira Cronin Andover High School 1.78 qualified
Mary Wirth South Dakota State University 1.77 qualified
Alexis Walker University of California, Los Angeles 1.76 qualified
Andrea Whitney Augustana College, Sioux Falls South Dakota 1.76 qualified
Rachel Proteau Willamette Striders Track Club 1.75 qualified
Brionne Williams Vanderbilt University 1.75 qualified
Women's Pole Vault Qual. Mark Entry
Kaitlin Petrillose Lone Star PV, LLC 13-8 qualified McNeil HS, Austin
Anginae Monteverde unattached 13-6 qualified Clovis West, Fresno
Emily Grove unattached 13-5 qualified Pontiac, Il
McKenzie Johnson unattached 13-0 qualified Clairemont HS, San Diego
Ariel Voskamp unattached 12-10 qualified
Victoria Rische Higher Flyers 12-9.75 qualified
Morgann LeLeux New Heights Gym Track Club 4.34 qualified
Sandi Morris University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 4.30 qualified
Kortney Ross University of Oregon 4.08 qualified
Stephanie Richartz University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 4.06 qualified
Lauren Terstappen Clemson University 4.06 qualified
Linda Hadfield University of Tennessee, Knoxville 4.01 qualified
Angela Rummans University of South Carolina 4.00 qualified
Christy Gasparino Clemson University 3.91 qualified
Sammie Clark University of Oregon 3.90 qualified
Cassie Crawford Appalachian State University 3.90 qualified
Taylor Kirby Flying Dragons Pole Vault Club 3.90 qualified
Caitlin Maulin Idaho State University 3.90 qualified
Danielle Nowell University of Arkansas, Fayetteville 3.90 qualified
Victoria Wesley unattached 3.90 qualified
Women's Long Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Jenna Prandini unattached 19-11.75 qualified
Klarrisa Ricks unattached 19-10.75 qualified
Jasmine Todd Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 19-8.5 qualified
Ashley Stacey Michigan State University 6.33 qualified
Jennifer Clayton unattached 6.25 qualified
Alycia Herring Arizona State University 6.25 qualified
Keri Emanuel unattached 6.23 qualified
Lorraine Graham University of Florida 6.17 qualified
Nicole Cummings University of Miami 6.03 qualified
Amber Sanford unattached 5.99 qualified
Briauna Jones Charlotte 5.95 qualified
Carlye Schuh Marquette University 5.94 qualified
Jasmine Gibbs unattached 5.92 qualified
Chyna Ries Colorado Flyers Track Club 5.91 qualified
Zoe Moller unattached 5.93 info needed
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 18-2 not qualified
Women's Triple Jump Qual. Mark Entry
Ciarra Brewer unattached 43-2.5 qualified
Jasmine Todd Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 41-5 qualified
Sasha Wallace East Oakland Youth Development Center 40-5 qualified
Tristine Johnson University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 12.89 qualified
Shanique Walker Cardinal T.C. 12.79 qualified
Keri Emanuel unattached 12.74 qualified
Ashley Corum University of Pittsburgh 12.51 qualified
Marqueshia Stallworth University of South Florida 12.46 qualified
Briauna Jones Charlotte 12.36 qualified
Marlene Ricketts The Pennsylvania State University 12.32 qualified
Rachel Toliver Quiet Fire 40-4 info needed
Jenna Prandini unattached 40-1 not qualified
Mollie Gribbin unattached 39-11.5 not qualified
Alanna Coker Speed Unlimited 39-0.5 not qualified
Alexandria Burley East Tennessee State University 11.92 not qualified
Women's Shot Put (4 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Kelsey Card unattached 49-11.5 qualified
Christina Hillman New Castle County Coaches Cross Country and N5CTA 49-1 qualified
Shelbi Vaughan unattached 46-11 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 46-9 qualified
Torie Owers Throw1deep Club 15.41 qualified
Jessica Maroszek University of Kansas 15.17 qualified
Rachel Polk unattached 14.78 qualified
Avione Allgood Vegas Valley Track Club 14.62 qualified
Angela Boushea University of Wisconsin-Madison 14.59 qualified
Rachel Aliotta Monmouth University, West Long Branch New Jersey 14.43 qualified
Jillian Weir unattached 14.25 qualified
Kristen Gaffey Marquette University 14.15 qualified
Emily Lesser North Dakota State University--Fargo 14.02 qualified
Janiece Rose unattached 46-4 info needed
Hannah Sherrill unattached 38-6 not qualified
Women's Discus Throw (1 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Shelbi Vaughan unattached 174-10 qualified
Kelsey Card unattached 164-8 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 159-4 qualified
Jasmine Burrell San Diego State University 55.48 qualified
Jessica Maroszek University of Kansas 54.21 qualified
Jessica Sharbono Colorado State University 52.51 qualified
Tremanisha Taylor North Carolina State University 49.67 qualified
Andrea Hiler Western Michigan University 49.53 qualified
Mary Bridges unattached 48.86 qualified
Erica Brand Duke University 48.78 qualified
Taylor McNally The Pennsylvania State University 48.02 qualified
Lissette Mendivil West Coast Throwers 47.76 qualified
Torie Owers Throw1deep Club 47.12 qualified
Sandra Hampton University of Missouri-Columbia 47.05 qualified
Jillian Weir unattached 46.30 qualified
Hannah Sherrill unattached 144-3 not qualified
Women's Hammer Throw (4 kg) Qual. Mark Entry
Shelby Ashe Throw1deep Club 64.35 qualified
Karen Henning Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge 55.82 qualified
Brittany Funk University of Akron 55.57 qualified
Brooke Pleger Bowling Green State University 53.30 qualified
Angela Boushea University of Wisconsin-Madison 51.92 qualified
Taylor duPont Throw1deep Club 51.70 qualified
Angela Onye unattached 49.50 info needed
Deanna Price unattached NM info needed
Jessica Imani unattached 49.00 not qualified
Daphne Chambers 2 Rivers Track Club NM not qualified
Women's Javelin Throw Qual. Mark Entry
Brianna Bain Warrior Track Club 164-1 qualified
Amethyst Boyd AAG Sports Academy 159-2 qualified
Kelsie Taylor unattached 142-10 qualified
Kyleigh Young unattached 141-9 qualified
Avione Allgood Vegas Valley Track Club 53.66 qualified
Hannah Carson Arizona Cheetahs Track Club 52.46 qualified
Fawn Miller University of Florida 51.46 qualified
Laura Loht The Pennsylvania State University 49.14 qualified
Lauren Kenney unattached 47.62 qualified
Kaylie Van Loo unattached 46.96 qualified
Jessica Rocco University of Pittsburgh 46.61 qualified
Anna Adamko Flanagan Clan 45.95 qualified
Kaitchen Dearborn The Pennsylvania State University 45.38 qualified
Emma Murillo Eastern Washington University 44.05 qualified
Megan Glasmann Mercury Track Club 43.66 qualified
Elaina Mezzasalma University of Wisconsin-Madison 42.50 qualified
Lacy Barger University of South Alabama 42.24 qualified
Claire Taylor unattached NM not qualified
Women's Heptathlon Qual. Mark Entry
Allison Reaser San Diego State University 5408 qualified
Alex Gochenour Cornhusker Flyers 5300 qualified
Deanna Latham University of Wisconsin-Madison 5220 qualified
Mary Nall unattached 5195 qualified
Lindsay Vollmer unattached 5185 qualified
Karli Johonnot unattached 5074 qualified
Genny Mayden University of Colorado 4939 qualified
Alyssa Monteverde unattached 4848 qualified
Abrianna Torres unattached 4826 qualified
Jasmine Hall unattached 4818 qualified
Brittany Lewis unattached 4810 qualified
Fabia McDonald University of Mississippi 4803 qualified
Jacquelene Powell unattached 4796 qualified
Alexa Harmon-Thomas unattached 4760 qualified
Hannah Hensley Sandhills Track Club 4725 qualified
Daphne Chambers 2 Rivers Track Club 4715 qualified
Breanne Borman unattached 4709 qualified
Maddie Treasure Tennessee Elite Track Club 4671 qualified
Rachael Klinger University of South Florida 4619 qualified
Kelly Steffen Indiana State University 4609 qualified
Jennifer Dillon unattached 4592 qualified
T'Keyah Gray Mt. San Antonio College 4565 qualified
Megan Marchildon unattached 4539 qualified
Tiffany Kenney unattached 4537 qualified
Erica Twiss Kansas State University 4530 qualified
Katherine Salcido unattached 4520 qualified
Olympia Jewett unattached 4488 not qualified
Monique Pate Georgia Institute of Technology 4484 not qualified
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Hardee Part of "Tsunami of Talent"
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When the decathletes line up at the start of the of the 100m next Thursday for the 2011 USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, defending world champion Trey Hardee will not be among them. The 27-year-old Birmingham, Ala., native will cheer on Nike teammates Bryan Clay (Azusa Pacific 2002)and Ashton Eaton from the sidelines as they chase after a U.S. title and a ticket to August’s World Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea.
But Hardee is not out of the picture; his spot on Team USA is already secure. Hardee’s victory in Berlin two years ago gives him an automatic bye into this year’s World Championships. The only thing he must do to claim this spot is enter and start one event at the USA Outdoors. For Hardee though, not doing the decathlon will be a new experience.
“I‘ve never been to USA Outdoors without doing the decathlon before,” Hardee said. “I’m going to see all the decathletes out there doing their thing and getting to hang out with one another and compete, and I’m probably going to miss it a little bit.”
For now, Hardee plans to enter the open long jump and hurdle events. And although Hardee may miss some aspects of the grueling two-day, 10-event decathlon, there are definite advantages to the bye.
“A decathlon kind of takes a lot out of you,” Hardee said. “Instead of pretty much setting myself back in training, we’re going to use the competition as training and get to compete against some of the best long jumpers in the world and the best hurdlers in the world.”
Since Hardee has already qualified, the U.S. has the opportunity to send four decathletes, instead of the usual three, to Daegu. With a deep decathlon field at next week’s championship, competition should be fierce for the top three places.
“Usually it kind of happens in waves, but I think right now we have a tsunami of talent in America,” Hardee said.
But Hardee is excited at the prospect of sending an extra decathlete to the world championships.
“The more the merrier,” Hardee said. “The more people we have over there, the more support we all have, the more encouragement we’re going to receive from one another.”
“I think that’s another interesting part of [the decathlon] where you don’t see that a lot with sprinters, and you don’t really see it a lot in distance running. But with us, I don’t think I’ve ever been at a meet where I was competing against Bryan and I didn’t hear him encourage me before a jump or a throw, and the same goes for Ashton. “
The camaraderie among decathletes is just one of many things Hardee loves about the event. As for negatives, he couldn’t name one.
“I don’t really know if there is a bad part about it,” Hardee said. “I’ve been doing this for eight years now, and I think if you’d asked me in the first couple of years, I would have said the training is the hardest part of the doing the decathlon. Then the years after, it probably would have been, ‘Man, the 1,500m just stinks.’ But now I’m at the point where it’s just, this is what I do for a living. I’d probably be looking for another job if there was something I didn’t like.”
After not competing in a decathlon last outdoor season, Hardee is recharged and ready to defend his title as world champion.
“I’ve been healthy all year and been able to train, so I haven’t lost any ground,” Hardee said. “I think if things keep going the way they are, I anticipate having a couple of [individual event] PR’s and hopefully having a personal record [in the decathlon] and staying on top of the podium.”
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track & field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, the World's #1 Track & Field Team, the most-watched events at the Olympics, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport, and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States: www.usatf.org.
When the decathletes line up at the start of the of the 100m next Thursday for the 2011 USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships, defending world champion Trey Hardee will not be among them. The 27-year-old Birmingham, Ala., native will cheer on Nike teammates Bryan Clay (Azusa Pacific 2002)and Ashton Eaton from the sidelines as they chase after a U.S. title and a ticket to August’s World Athletics Championships in Daegu, South Korea.
But Hardee is not out of the picture; his spot on Team USA is already secure. Hardee’s victory in Berlin two years ago gives him an automatic bye into this year’s World Championships. The only thing he must do to claim this spot is enter and start one event at the USA Outdoors. For Hardee though, not doing the decathlon will be a new experience.
“I‘ve never been to USA Outdoors without doing the decathlon before,” Hardee said. “I’m going to see all the decathletes out there doing their thing and getting to hang out with one another and compete, and I’m probably going to miss it a little bit.”
For now, Hardee plans to enter the open long jump and hurdle events. And although Hardee may miss some aspects of the grueling two-day, 10-event decathlon, there are definite advantages to the bye.
“A decathlon kind of takes a lot out of you,” Hardee said. “Instead of pretty much setting myself back in training, we’re going to use the competition as training and get to compete against some of the best long jumpers in the world and the best hurdlers in the world.”
Since Hardee has already qualified, the U.S. has the opportunity to send four decathletes, instead of the usual three, to Daegu. With a deep decathlon field at next week’s championship, competition should be fierce for the top three places.
“Usually it kind of happens in waves, but I think right now we have a tsunami of talent in America,” Hardee said.
But Hardee is excited at the prospect of sending an extra decathlete to the world championships.
“The more the merrier,” Hardee said. “The more people we have over there, the more support we all have, the more encouragement we’re going to receive from one another.”
“I think that’s another interesting part of [the decathlon] where you don’t see that a lot with sprinters, and you don’t really see it a lot in distance running. But with us, I don’t think I’ve ever been at a meet where I was competing against Bryan and I didn’t hear him encourage me before a jump or a throw, and the same goes for Ashton. “
The camaraderie among decathletes is just one of many things Hardee loves about the event. As for negatives, he couldn’t name one.
“I don’t really know if there is a bad part about it,” Hardee said. “I’ve been doing this for eight years now, and I think if you’d asked me in the first couple of years, I would have said the training is the hardest part of the doing the decathlon. Then the years after, it probably would have been, ‘Man, the 1,500m just stinks.’ But now I’m at the point where it’s just, this is what I do for a living. I’d probably be looking for another job if there was something I didn’t like.”
After not competing in a decathlon last outdoor season, Hardee is recharged and ready to defend his title as world champion.
“I’ve been healthy all year and been able to train, so I haven’t lost any ground,” Hardee said. “I think if things keep going the way they are, I anticipate having a couple of [individual event] PR’s and hopefully having a personal record [in the decathlon] and staying on top of the podium.”
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track & field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, the World's #1 Track & Field Team, the most-watched events at the Olympics, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport, and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States: www.usatf.org.
Felix returns to winning ways; Torrence captures men’s 1500m
NEW YORK – Despite the rain and cloudy skies, the stars still shined at the 2011 adidas Grand Prix held at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island. The day was highlighted by Allyson Felix’s convincing victory in the women’s 200m and high schooler Lukas Verzbicas’ sub-4:00 mile.
U.S. women sweep 200m
In the women’s 200m, Allyson Felix bested a stellar field and ran her way into second place in the Diamond League race standings after running 22.92. Bianca Knight (22.96), Shalonda Solomon (23.03) and Carmelita Jeter (23.15) completed the U.S. sweep of first through fourth.
Men’s 100m photo finish
In a much anticipated race, which included three false starts, Jamaica’s Steve Mullings claimed a photo finish victory over Tyson Gay. Each clocked in at 10.26 into a 3.4 mph headwind. Gay entered the competition with the world-leading time of 9.79 but now sits in fourth in the Diamond League standings. Mullings moves into second.
Verzbicas makes history in the one mile
In the boy’s high school mile race, Lukas Verzbicas clocked in at 3:59.71, marking the first time in 46 years a high school athlete has run sub-4:00 in an all high school field. Jim Ryan was the first to do so in 1965 and was at the finish line to congratulate Verzbicas. Verzbicas’ time ranks the fourth fastest high school mark of all-time.
Culson defeats Jackson in the men’s 400m hurdles
In the 400m hurdles, Puerto Rico’s Javier Culson ran a season best 48.50 to edge Bershawn Jackson at the tape. Jackson clocked 48.55. David Green of Great Britain, who finished last season ranked #1 in the world by Track & Field News, took third with a 49.07.
Wariner grabs top finish
2008 Olympic relay gold medalist Jeremy Wariner, ran a strong 45.13 to capture the top spot in the men’s 400m. Wariner edged Jamaica’s Jermaine Gonzales who ran 45.16 to take second place while the current world leader, Rondell Bartholomew of Grenada, took third in 45.17.
Yego wins VISA Men’s 800m
Kenya’s Kirwa Yego was victorious in the VISA men’s 800m with a time of 1:46.57, placing him in the top spot in the Diamond League race. World Champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi of Russia followed with a 1:46.68. Karjuan Williams was the top U.S. finisher with a 1:47.59.
Gebremeskel on top of men’s 5000m
Ethiopia’s Dejan Gebremeskel ran 13:05.22 to win the men’s 5000m race, edging out a late charging Bernard Lagat who ran a season best 13:05.46. Lagat currently sits in fourth place in the Diamond League race while Gebremeskel is in first.
U.S. takes four of five top finishes in VISA women’s 100m hurdles
The United States domination of the VISA women’s 100m hurdles was highlighted by a top finish by Danielle Carruthers in 13.04. Kellie Wells took second with a 13:06 and Great Britain’s Tiffany Ofili-Porter placed third with a 13.11. Rounding out the top five was Lolo Jones (13.22) and Virginia Powell-Crawford (13.23).
Myers tops women’s 100m
Pre-race favorite Marshevet Myers lived up to the top billing bytaking the victory in 11.36. Murielle Ahoure of Cote d'Ivoire finished second (11.55). The United States’ Gloria Asumnu finished took third in 11.57.
Torrence captures men’s 1500m national race
In the men’s 1500m National Race, three-time road race champion David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles; U. of California Berkeley) blitzed the field with a season’s best time of 3:36.15. 2008 silver medalist, Nick Willis (NZL) finished in second with a season’s best time of 3:36.46.
Chemos tops women’s 3000m Steeplechase
Current world leader, Milcah Chemos of Kenya used a final surge to finish finish first in the 3000m steeplechase in 9:27.29. Ethiopia’s Sofia Assefa ran 9:27.37 for second. Chemos and Assefa also finished first and second in Rome earlier this year.
Grete Waitz Women’s 1500m
After winning in Eugene last weekend, Jamaica’s Kenia Sinclair stayed hot and took the top spot again with a 4:08.06. The United States’ Morgan Uceny and Ethiopia’s Kalidan Gezahegne finished in second and third, clocking in at 4:08.42 and 4:08.46.
Women’s Pole Vault
On a day when the weather was not a vaulters friend, Lacy Janson finished on top by clearing a mark of 4.27m/14’. Kylie Hutson finished second with vault of 4.22m/13’10”.
Women’s High Jump
Sweden’s Emma Green Tregaro pulled off a surprising victory as she claimed the top spot in the women’s high jump with a season’s best 1.94m/6’4.25”. Current world leader, Blanka Vlašic of Croatia finished second with a 1.9m/6’2.75”. The top U.S. finisher was Becky Christensen who recorded a 1.77m/5’9.75”
Men’s Triple Jump
In the men’s triple jump, Great Britain’s Idowu Phillips took the number one spot in the Diamond League rankings and a victory with his 16.67m/54’8.25” finish. Sweden’s Christian Olsson finished with a mark of 16.29m/53’5.5”. Top American finisher, Walter Davis grabbed fifth place with a 16.09m/52’9.5”.
Obergfoll takes two in a row
After claiming a win last weekend in Eugene, Germany’s Christina Obergfoll logged a 64.43m/211’4” which earned a win in the women’s javelin. Her season’s best of 65.48m/214-10 was recorded last weekend at the Prefontaine Classic. Russia’s Sunette Viljoen took second place with a 60.39m/198’1” while the United States’ Rachel Yurkovich took third with a season-best mark of 58.43m/191’8”.
Brown-Trafton stays on top
Reigning Olympic gold medalist Stephanie Brown-Trafton, took the top position in the women’s discus with a 62.94m/206’6”, after entering the competition with the farthest throw of the field this year (64.13m/210-4). Gia Lewis-Smallwood took second with a mark of 59.89m/196’6” followed by Aretha Thurmond’s 59.38m/194’9”.
United States takes one, two and three in women’s long jump
In the women’s long jump, current Diamond Race Leader, Funmi Jimoh led the field with a 6.48m/21’3.25”. Janay Deloach followed with a 6.41m/21’.5” while 2009 World Champion Brittany Reese finished third with a mark of 6.35m/20’10”
Mesnil takes men’s pole vault
In the men’s pole vault, Romain Mesnil of France posted a 5.52m/18’1.25” vault to claim the win, leaving him second overall in the Diamond League rankings. Brad Walker, the 2007 World champion finished in second.
In other action
In the men’s 800m National Race, Kyle Miller ran a personal-best time of 1:47.27 to finish first. On the women’s side, Molly Beckwith turned in a 2:01.09 for the top finish. In the women’s 400m National Race, Jamaica’s Kaliese Spencer took the win (50.98).
Race for the Visa Championship Series title
In the race for the Visa Championship Series title, the results remain the same as last week. David Oliver stays on top of the competition with 1253 points and Carmelita Jeter remains in the top position on the women’s side with 1243 points. For more information on the Visa Championship Series and the race for the Visa Champion title, visit http://www.visachampionshipseries.com/.
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U.S. women sweep 200m
In the women’s 200m, Allyson Felix bested a stellar field and ran her way into second place in the Diamond League race standings after running 22.92. Bianca Knight (22.96), Shalonda Solomon (23.03) and Carmelita Jeter (23.15) completed the U.S. sweep of first through fourth.
Men’s 100m photo finish
In a much anticipated race, which included three false starts, Jamaica’s Steve Mullings claimed a photo finish victory over Tyson Gay. Each clocked in at 10.26 into a 3.4 mph headwind. Gay entered the competition with the world-leading time of 9.79 but now sits in fourth in the Diamond League standings. Mullings moves into second.
Verzbicas makes history in the one mile
In the boy’s high school mile race, Lukas Verzbicas clocked in at 3:59.71, marking the first time in 46 years a high school athlete has run sub-4:00 in an all high school field. Jim Ryan was the first to do so in 1965 and was at the finish line to congratulate Verzbicas. Verzbicas’ time ranks the fourth fastest high school mark of all-time.
Culson defeats Jackson in the men’s 400m hurdles
In the 400m hurdles, Puerto Rico’s Javier Culson ran a season best 48.50 to edge Bershawn Jackson at the tape. Jackson clocked 48.55. David Green of Great Britain, who finished last season ranked #1 in the world by Track & Field News, took third with a 49.07.
Wariner grabs top finish
2008 Olympic relay gold medalist Jeremy Wariner, ran a strong 45.13 to capture the top spot in the men’s 400m. Wariner edged Jamaica’s Jermaine Gonzales who ran 45.16 to take second place while the current world leader, Rondell Bartholomew of Grenada, took third in 45.17.
Yego wins VISA Men’s 800m
Kenya’s Kirwa Yego was victorious in the VISA men’s 800m with a time of 1:46.57, placing him in the top spot in the Diamond League race. World Champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi of Russia followed with a 1:46.68. Karjuan Williams was the top U.S. finisher with a 1:47.59.
Gebremeskel on top of men’s 5000m
Ethiopia’s Dejan Gebremeskel ran 13:05.22 to win the men’s 5000m race, edging out a late charging Bernard Lagat who ran a season best 13:05.46. Lagat currently sits in fourth place in the Diamond League race while Gebremeskel is in first.
U.S. takes four of five top finishes in VISA women’s 100m hurdles
The United States domination of the VISA women’s 100m hurdles was highlighted by a top finish by Danielle Carruthers in 13.04. Kellie Wells took second with a 13:06 and Great Britain’s Tiffany Ofili-Porter placed third with a 13.11. Rounding out the top five was Lolo Jones (13.22) and Virginia Powell-Crawford (13.23).
Myers tops women’s 100m
Pre-race favorite Marshevet Myers lived up to the top billing bytaking the victory in 11.36. Murielle Ahoure of Cote d'Ivoire finished second (11.55). The United States’ Gloria Asumnu finished took third in 11.57.
Torrence captures men’s 1500m national race
In the men’s 1500m National Race, three-time road race champion David Torrence (Loyola HS, Los Angeles; U. of California Berkeley) blitzed the field with a season’s best time of 3:36.15. 2008 silver medalist, Nick Willis (NZL) finished in second with a season’s best time of 3:36.46.
Chemos tops women’s 3000m Steeplechase
Current world leader, Milcah Chemos of Kenya used a final surge to finish finish first in the 3000m steeplechase in 9:27.29. Ethiopia’s Sofia Assefa ran 9:27.37 for second. Chemos and Assefa also finished first and second in Rome earlier this year.
Grete Waitz Women’s 1500m
After winning in Eugene last weekend, Jamaica’s Kenia Sinclair stayed hot and took the top spot again with a 4:08.06. The United States’ Morgan Uceny and Ethiopia’s Kalidan Gezahegne finished in second and third, clocking in at 4:08.42 and 4:08.46.
Women’s Pole Vault
On a day when the weather was not a vaulters friend, Lacy Janson finished on top by clearing a mark of 4.27m/14’. Kylie Hutson finished second with vault of 4.22m/13’10”.
Women’s High Jump
Sweden’s Emma Green Tregaro pulled off a surprising victory as she claimed the top spot in the women’s high jump with a season’s best 1.94m/6’4.25”. Current world leader, Blanka Vlašic of Croatia finished second with a 1.9m/6’2.75”. The top U.S. finisher was Becky Christensen who recorded a 1.77m/5’9.75”
Men’s Triple Jump
In the men’s triple jump, Great Britain’s Idowu Phillips took the number one spot in the Diamond League rankings and a victory with his 16.67m/54’8.25” finish. Sweden’s Christian Olsson finished with a mark of 16.29m/53’5.5”. Top American finisher, Walter Davis grabbed fifth place with a 16.09m/52’9.5”.
Obergfoll takes two in a row
After claiming a win last weekend in Eugene, Germany’s Christina Obergfoll logged a 64.43m/211’4” which earned a win in the women’s javelin. Her season’s best of 65.48m/214-10 was recorded last weekend at the Prefontaine Classic. Russia’s Sunette Viljoen took second place with a 60.39m/198’1” while the United States’ Rachel Yurkovich took third with a season-best mark of 58.43m/191’8”.
Brown-Trafton stays on top
Reigning Olympic gold medalist Stephanie Brown-Trafton, took the top position in the women’s discus with a 62.94m/206’6”, after entering the competition with the farthest throw of the field this year (64.13m/210-4). Gia Lewis-Smallwood took second with a mark of 59.89m/196’6” followed by Aretha Thurmond’s 59.38m/194’9”.
United States takes one, two and three in women’s long jump
In the women’s long jump, current Diamond Race Leader, Funmi Jimoh led the field with a 6.48m/21’3.25”. Janay Deloach followed with a 6.41m/21’.5” while 2009 World Champion Brittany Reese finished third with a mark of 6.35m/20’10”
Mesnil takes men’s pole vault
In the men’s pole vault, Romain Mesnil of France posted a 5.52m/18’1.25” vault to claim the win, leaving him second overall in the Diamond League rankings. Brad Walker, the 2007 World champion finished in second.
In other action
In the men’s 800m National Race, Kyle Miller ran a personal-best time of 1:47.27 to finish first. On the women’s side, Molly Beckwith turned in a 2:01.09 for the top finish. In the women’s 400m National Race, Jamaica’s Kaliese Spencer took the win (50.98).
Race for the Visa Championship Series title
In the race for the Visa Championship Series title, the results remain the same as last week. David Oliver stays on top of the competition with 1253 points and Carmelita Jeter remains in the top position on the women’s side with 1243 points. For more information on the Visa Championship Series and the race for the Visa Champion title, visit http://www.visachampionshipseries.com/.
About USA Track & Field
USA Track & Field (USATF) is the National Governing Body for track & field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States. USATF encompasses the world's oldest organized sports, the World's #1 Track & Field Team, the most-watched events at the Olympics, the #1 high school and junior high school participatory sport, and more than 30 million adult runners in the United States: www.usatf.org.
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Allyson Felix headlines the field at the 2011 adidas Grand Prix
World and Olympic Champs bring the heat to NYC
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NEW YORK- World Champions and Olympic gold medalists including Tyson Gay, Jeremy Wariner and Allyson Felix headline the field at the 2011 adidas Grand Prix this Saturday, June 11, at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island in NYC.
The adidas Grand Prix is the second stop of the 2011 Outdoor Visa Championship Series. The meet will be broadcast live on NBC, June 11 from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. ET and the action is also available online at UniversalSports.com starting at 3:00 p.m. ET.
Men’s 100m
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Tyson Gay and his training partner Steve Mullings of Jamaica are set to battle in the men’s 100m. Mullings’ victory at Prefontaine last weekend in 9.80 seconds was a sizzling personal best for the 2009 World Championships 4x100 relay gold medalist, and sets up a duel for supremacy with Gay, who recorded a world-leading 9.79 on the same day. They hold the two fastest times in the world for 2011.
Among those looking to upset the duo of Gay and Mullings are Jamaica’s Nickel Ashmeade, who owns the fastest 200m time in the world so far this year; American Mike Rodgers, the 2010 World Indoor silver medalist at 60m who finished second at the Prefontaine Classic in a PB of 9.85; and 2008 Olympic relay gold medalists Michael Frater and Nesta Carter of Jamaica.
Men’s Triple Jump
World Indoor record-holder Teddy Tamgho of France, who lit up Icahn Stadium last year with one of the best jumps in history of 17.98m/59-0, is returning to the adidas Grand Prix on Saturday. The crowd will be treated to a rematch of the top three jumpers here last year: Tamgho, Phillips Idowu of Great Britain and Christian Olsson of Sweden. Among them, they have won six World Championship titles. The top American entrant is Kenta Bell, the 2010 USA Outdoor Champion.
Women’s Western Union 200m
Three-time World Champion Allyson Felix will face 100m Olympic gold medalist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica. They have plenty of strong competition in American Carmelita Jeter, whose blazing 10.70 seconds last weekend is among the top 10 fastest 100m times in history.
VISA Women’s 100m Hurdles
In the women’s 100m hurdles it’s another USA-Jamaica rivalry, with reigning World Champion Brigitte Ann Foster-Hylton of Jamaica meeting two-time World Indoor 60m Champion Lolo Jones and 2011 world leader Kellie Wells.
Grete Waitz Women’s 1500m
With a victory last weekend, Jamaica’s Kenia Sinclair solidified her spot as the world’s top 800m runner so far this year. in New York, she will step up to the 1500m, meeting Americans Anna Pierce, Morgan Uceny and Shannon Rowbury.
VISA Men’s 800m
Also coming off a big win in Eugene is Abubaker Kaki of Sudan, who brings a world-leading time of 1:43.48 to the men’s 800m against reigning World Champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi and Khadevis Robinson, the American veteran who staged an upset victory over a top field in Rome late last month.
Women’s High Jump
Posting her own world-leading mark on Sunday was IAAF Female Athlete of the Year Blanka Vlašic of Croatia, with her high jump of 1.97m/6-5.5. Vlašic, the second-highest jumper in history, will be making her U.S. debut at the adidas Grand Prix. The top American in the field is 2010 USA Outdoor runner-up Liz Patterson.
NYRR Men’s 5,000m
Bernard Lagat is coming off a 2-mile triumph at Prefontaine, where he ran a smart strategic race to defeat a world-class field in 8:13.62. He will face another fast field with 10 Kenyan and Ethiopian runners who have sub-13-minute personal bests.
Men’s 400m Hurdles
Emerging hurdle star LJ Van Zyl from South Africa holds the five fastest times in the world this year in the 400m hurdles and has already defeated all of the top three hurdlers from 2010. Fifth in the 2008 Olympics, Van Zyl leads in the Diamond Race and is an early podium favorite for this summer’s World Championships. Van Zyl’s top challengers include Bershawn “Batman” Jackson who ended his 2010 campaign ranked #1 in the world by Track & Field News, and David Greene of Great Britain who won last year’s Continental Cup.
Women’s Long Jump
Britney Reese, ranked #1 in the world for the past two years, is the 2009 World Champion and 2010 World Indoor title holder and the favorite in the women’s long jump. Reese’s winning jump in Rome (6.94m/22-9.25) is the longest so far this season. She will face, among others, Americans Funmi Jimoh, a 2008 Olympian and current Diamond Race leader thanks to a win in Doha, and Tianna Madison, the 2005 World Champion.
Men’s Pole Vault
Renaud Lavillenie, the French pole vaulter who will return to defend his adidas Grand Prix title, also posted a world leading mark (5.82m/19-1.25) in winning Rome. Ranked #1 in the world for 2010, he is the 2009 World Championships bronze medalist and 2010 European Champion. Malte Mohr of Germany, the #2 jumper in the world so far this year, and American Brad Walker, the 2007 World Champion, are among those who will challenge for the win.
Women’s Discus
Stephanie Brown-Trafton, the 2008 Olympic gold medalist in the discus, enters the competition with the farthest throw of the field this year (64.13m/210-4). The top five women on the current U.S. standings lists are entered in the meet, and all have thrown over 200-feet this year.
Men’s 400m
Olympic champion Jeremy Wariner lost to 400m hurdle specialist Angelo Taylor in Eugene, but he will be looking to get back in the top spot to defend his 2010 Diamond Race title. Wariner will face stiff competition from current world leader Rondell Bartholomew of Grenada who has already run 44.65 and from Belgium's European champion Kevin Borlee. Oscar Pistorius, the "Blade Runner", will be making his second Diamond League appearance after running 46.33 at the Prefontaine Classic.
Women’s Javelin Throw
Christina Obergfoll of Germany, who threw a season's best to win in Eugene of 65.48m/214-10, enters with the best mark of the field. American record holder Kara Patterson and South Africa's Sunette Viljoen will be the main challengers for the top spot.
Western Union Men’s 1500m
Caleb Mwangangi Ndiku of Kenya enters the field with the fastest time this year of 3:32.02. He recently finished fifth in the Bowerman Mile at the Prefontaine Classic in 3:49.77 and will face 2008 Olympian Lopez Lomong who finished in 3:53.85 in the same race. David Torrence took second in the International Mile in Eugene and also recently won his third-straight USA 1 Mile Road Championship title.
Women’s 100m
Marshevet Myers ran to a personal best of 10.86 to take the runner-up spot at last week’s Prefontaine Classic. With many of the top 100m athletes moving up to run the 200m this week, Myers’ top challengers will be Alexandria Anderson who is currently #3 on the U.S. list with a time of 11.01 and Schillonie Calvert of Jamaica who won in Hengelo in 11.05.
Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase
Current world leader Milcah Chemos Cheywa of Kenya won in Rome in 9:12.89, and Sofia Assefa of Ethiopia was the runner-up in Rome in 9:15.04. The two will face each other once again, in addition to top-challengers Lydia Jebet Rotich of Kenya and two-time USA Outdoor Champion Lisa Aguilera.
Women’s 400m
Francena McCorory leads the field by nearly half a second with her P.R. of 50.50 set at an early season meet in April. McCorory’s closest competition will come from 400m hurdle specialist Kaliese Spencer of Jamaica who has run 50.95 this year for the 400m flat.
Women’s 800m
In a race filled with American talent, Geena Gall leads the field, as she recently dipped under the 2-minute barrier with a PR performance of 1:59.76 at the Prefontaine Classic. Molly Beckwith will be her closest competitor, with a 2010 best of 1:59.83, and a current season best of 2:00.08.
Women’s Pole-Vault
In an all-American field, the top six women on the current U.S. list will converge at Icahn Stadium. Jenn Suhr’s indoor American Record of 4.86m/15-11.25 still stands as the best U.S. mark this year; however, Kylie Hutson has the best outdoor mark this season in 4.60m/15-1.
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NEW YORK- World Champions and Olympic gold medalists including Tyson Gay, Jeremy Wariner and Allyson Felix headline the field at the 2011 adidas Grand Prix this Saturday, June 11, at Icahn Stadium on Randall’s Island in NYC.
The adidas Grand Prix is the second stop of the 2011 Outdoor Visa Championship Series. The meet will be broadcast live on NBC, June 11 from 4:00 - 6:00 p.m. ET and the action is also available online at UniversalSports.com starting at 3:00 p.m. ET.
Men’s 100m
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Tyson Gay and his training partner Steve Mullings of Jamaica are set to battle in the men’s 100m. Mullings’ victory at Prefontaine last weekend in 9.80 seconds was a sizzling personal best for the 2009 World Championships 4x100 relay gold medalist, and sets up a duel for supremacy with Gay, who recorded a world-leading 9.79 on the same day. They hold the two fastest times in the world for 2011.
Among those looking to upset the duo of Gay and Mullings are Jamaica’s Nickel Ashmeade, who owns the fastest 200m time in the world so far this year; American Mike Rodgers, the 2010 World Indoor silver medalist at 60m who finished second at the Prefontaine Classic in a PB of 9.85; and 2008 Olympic relay gold medalists Michael Frater and Nesta Carter of Jamaica.
Men’s Triple Jump
World Indoor record-holder Teddy Tamgho of France, who lit up Icahn Stadium last year with one of the best jumps in history of 17.98m/59-0, is returning to the adidas Grand Prix on Saturday. The crowd will be treated to a rematch of the top three jumpers here last year: Tamgho, Phillips Idowu of Great Britain and Christian Olsson of Sweden. Among them, they have won six World Championship titles. The top American entrant is Kenta Bell, the 2010 USA Outdoor Champion.
Women’s Western Union 200m
Three-time World Champion Allyson Felix will face 100m Olympic gold medalist Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce of Jamaica. They have plenty of strong competition in American Carmelita Jeter, whose blazing 10.70 seconds last weekend is among the top 10 fastest 100m times in history.
VISA Women’s 100m Hurdles
In the women’s 100m hurdles it’s another USA-Jamaica rivalry, with reigning World Champion Brigitte Ann Foster-Hylton of Jamaica meeting two-time World Indoor 60m Champion Lolo Jones and 2011 world leader Kellie Wells.
Grete Waitz Women’s 1500m
With a victory last weekend, Jamaica’s Kenia Sinclair solidified her spot as the world’s top 800m runner so far this year. in New York, she will step up to the 1500m, meeting Americans Anna Pierce, Morgan Uceny and Shannon Rowbury.
VISA Men’s 800m
Also coming off a big win in Eugene is Abubaker Kaki of Sudan, who brings a world-leading time of 1:43.48 to the men’s 800m against reigning World Champion Mbulaeni Mulaudzi and Khadevis Robinson, the American veteran who staged an upset victory over a top field in Rome late last month.
Women’s High Jump
Posting her own world-leading mark on Sunday was IAAF Female Athlete of the Year Blanka Vlašic of Croatia, with her high jump of 1.97m/6-5.5. Vlašic, the second-highest jumper in history, will be making her U.S. debut at the adidas Grand Prix. The top American in the field is 2010 USA Outdoor runner-up Liz Patterson.
NYRR Men’s 5,000m
Bernard Lagat is coming off a 2-mile triumph at Prefontaine, where he ran a smart strategic race to defeat a world-class field in 8:13.62. He will face another fast field with 10 Kenyan and Ethiopian runners who have sub-13-minute personal bests.
Men’s 400m Hurdles
Emerging hurdle star LJ Van Zyl from South Africa holds the five fastest times in the world this year in the 400m hurdles and has already defeated all of the top three hurdlers from 2010. Fifth in the 2008 Olympics, Van Zyl leads in the Diamond Race and is an early podium favorite for this summer’s World Championships. Van Zyl’s top challengers include Bershawn “Batman” Jackson who ended his 2010 campaign ranked #1 in the world by Track & Field News, and David Greene of Great Britain who won last year’s Continental Cup.
Women’s Long Jump
Britney Reese, ranked #1 in the world for the past two years, is the 2009 World Champion and 2010 World Indoor title holder and the favorite in the women’s long jump. Reese’s winning jump in Rome (6.94m/22-9.25) is the longest so far this season. She will face, among others, Americans Funmi Jimoh, a 2008 Olympian and current Diamond Race leader thanks to a win in Doha, and Tianna Madison, the 2005 World Champion.
Men’s Pole Vault
Renaud Lavillenie, the French pole vaulter who will return to defend his adidas Grand Prix title, also posted a world leading mark (5.82m/19-1.25) in winning Rome. Ranked #1 in the world for 2010, he is the 2009 World Championships bronze medalist and 2010 European Champion. Malte Mohr of Germany, the #2 jumper in the world so far this year, and American Brad Walker, the 2007 World Champion, are among those who will challenge for the win.
Women’s Discus
Stephanie Brown-Trafton, the 2008 Olympic gold medalist in the discus, enters the competition with the farthest throw of the field this year (64.13m/210-4). The top five women on the current U.S. standings lists are entered in the meet, and all have thrown over 200-feet this year.
Men’s 400m
Olympic champion Jeremy Wariner lost to 400m hurdle specialist Angelo Taylor in Eugene, but he will be looking to get back in the top spot to defend his 2010 Diamond Race title. Wariner will face stiff competition from current world leader Rondell Bartholomew of Grenada who has already run 44.65 and from Belgium's European champion Kevin Borlee. Oscar Pistorius, the "Blade Runner", will be making his second Diamond League appearance after running 46.33 at the Prefontaine Classic.
Women’s Javelin Throw
Christina Obergfoll of Germany, who threw a season's best to win in Eugene of 65.48m/214-10, enters with the best mark of the field. American record holder Kara Patterson and South Africa's Sunette Viljoen will be the main challengers for the top spot.
Western Union Men’s 1500m
Caleb Mwangangi Ndiku of Kenya enters the field with the fastest time this year of 3:32.02. He recently finished fifth in the Bowerman Mile at the Prefontaine Classic in 3:49.77 and will face 2008 Olympian Lopez Lomong who finished in 3:53.85 in the same race. David Torrence took second in the International Mile in Eugene and also recently won his third-straight USA 1 Mile Road Championship title.
Women’s 100m
Marshevet Myers ran to a personal best of 10.86 to take the runner-up spot at last week’s Prefontaine Classic. With many of the top 100m athletes moving up to run the 200m this week, Myers’ top challengers will be Alexandria Anderson who is currently #3 on the U.S. list with a time of 11.01 and Schillonie Calvert of Jamaica who won in Hengelo in 11.05.
Women’s 3,000m Steeplechase
Current world leader Milcah Chemos Cheywa of Kenya won in Rome in 9:12.89, and Sofia Assefa of Ethiopia was the runner-up in Rome in 9:15.04. The two will face each other once again, in addition to top-challengers Lydia Jebet Rotich of Kenya and two-time USA Outdoor Champion Lisa Aguilera.
Women’s 400m
Francena McCorory leads the field by nearly half a second with her P.R. of 50.50 set at an early season meet in April. McCorory’s closest competition will come from 400m hurdle specialist Kaliese Spencer of Jamaica who has run 50.95 this year for the 400m flat.
Women’s 800m
In a race filled with American talent, Geena Gall leads the field, as she recently dipped under the 2-minute barrier with a PR performance of 1:59.76 at the Prefontaine Classic. Molly Beckwith will be her closest competitor, with a 2010 best of 1:59.83, and a current season best of 2:00.08.
Women’s Pole-Vault
In an all-American field, the top six women on the current U.S. list will converge at Icahn Stadium. Jenn Suhr’s indoor American Record of 4.86m/15-11.25 still stands as the best U.S. mark this year; however, Kylie Hutson has the best outdoor mark this season in 4.60m/15-1.
For more information, visit www.VisaChampionshipSeries.com
About USA Track & Field
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Florida State’s Men Claims Their First John McDonnell Program of the Year Acclaim
Florida State’s Men Claims Their First John McDonnell Program of the Year Acclaim
Seminoles’ second-place NCAA outdoor team finish secured academic-year performance award
June 14, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The Florida State men’s program is the winner of the USTFCCCA’s John McDonnell Program of the Year award for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Seminoles were nation’s runner up in the fall at the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships and at the past weekend’s outdoor track & field championships. The USTFCCCA Program of the Year award, now in its third year of existence, is given to an institution that had the best combined team finishes in each of the NCAA’s cross country/track & field sports in a given academic year.
Bob Braman’s squad also finished fifth at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in the winter. FSU was the only program in the country to record top-five national finishes at each of the championships in the year.
"We are really excited. It was a goal of our team at the beginning of the year - like it is every year - to be the best overall program,” said Braman. “It is really difficult when you have 12 scholarships to split up between cross country, indoor track and outdoor track and track has 21 events. So it's very difficult to balance it out and most universities don't try. They try to load up in one or the other. To receive this honor really means a lot to us. We won by a large margin and I am just so extraordinarily proud of our young men in all three sports."
The Seminole harriers were ranked by the nation’s coaches as the No. 10 team in the country heading into the cross country national championships in the fall, but shocked the field by finishing as the nation’s runner up with a tightly-packed top five, led by senior Ciaran O'Lionaird (18th, 30:14) and junior Michael Fout (28th, 30:21). Only 42 seconds separated the top five Seminoles, who shattered the program's previous best finish of eighth, set back in 1981.
In March, Florida State took fifth at the indoor track & field national championships with 30 points. Ngoni Makusha would win the long jump crown and Maurice Mitchell claimed second-place finishes in both the 60 and 200 meters.
Last weekend, at the NCAA’s outdoor track & field championships, the Seminoles came just one point from a national team title, scoring 54 points to three-time champ Texas A&M.
FSU captured four event national titles, two of which came from Makusha who claimed the 100-meter title in a collegiate- and meet-record 9.89 and the long jump title with a best of 27-6¾ (8.40m). Makusha won a share of a third national crown in the weekend as a member of FSU’s 4x100-relay squad. Makusha was on the end of what could be called an “immaculate baton pass” from leadoff leg Kemar Hyman. Hyman handed the baton to Makusha, but it was flipped in the air by the receiver and was caught by Hyman from mid-air. Hyman still had enough time to re-pass the baton to Makusha before the end of the exchange zone. Makusha would hand to Mitchell who handed it to Brandon Byram who would take the baton to the tape for the victory. Mitchell would also later win the 200 meters in a wind-aided 19.99.
Florida State’s Men Claims Their First John McDonnell Program of the Year Acclaimas the only other squad to record top-ten finishes at each of the NCAA’s championships this year. With 18½ points (4 XC, =8 ITF, 6 OTF), the Cardinal trailied only Florida State’s nine. Stanford also finished second in the award’s standings in 2008-2009.
BYU recorded their first top-three finish in the history of the award in scoring 29 points (18 XC, 3 ITF, 8 OTF).
Two-time defending winner of the award Oregon placed eighth in this year’s standings.
A total of 15 programs recorded team finishes at each of the year’s NCAA championships.
The John McDonnell Program of the Year Award is named after USTFCCCA Hall of Famer and former Arkansas head coach John McDonnell. McDonnell’s Arkansas teams won a combined 40 National Championships and finished in the top ten in cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field in 24 of his 36 seasons in Fayetteville. Five of his teams won the NCAA Triple Crown.
The NCAA Division I Program of the Year Awards are awarded annually to the most outstanding cross country/track & field programs. The award honors the institution that has achieved the most success in each academic year (spanning the cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field seasons) based on the institution’s finish at the NCAA Division I Championships.
In order to be eligible for the award, teams must qualify for each of the NCAA Championships. Scoring is based on the team’s finish at each NCAA Division I Championship in cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field (i.e. 1st = 1 point, 2nd = 2 points, 31st = 31 points) with the lowest total score for all three championships combined determining the award recipient. Ties among schools split points for positions taken.
The Terry Crawford Division I Women’s Program of the Year Award winner will be announced on Wednesday.
Program of the Year Award Standings (Top Five FINAL)
Men’s Division I – John McDonnell Award
1
Florida State
9 pts
2
Stanford
18½ pts
3
BYU
29 pts
4
Indiana
35½ pts
5
Oklahoma
40½ pts
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U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
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New Orleans, LA 70163
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Seminoles’ second-place NCAA outdoor team finish secured academic-year performance award
June 14, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The Florida State men’s program is the winner of the USTFCCCA’s John McDonnell Program of the Year award for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Seminoles were nation’s runner up in the fall at the NCAA Division I Cross Country Championships and at the past weekend’s outdoor track & field championships. The USTFCCCA Program of the Year award, now in its third year of existence, is given to an institution that had the best combined team finishes in each of the NCAA’s cross country/track & field sports in a given academic year.
Bob Braman’s squad also finished fifth at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships in the winter. FSU was the only program in the country to record top-five national finishes at each of the championships in the year.
"We are really excited. It was a goal of our team at the beginning of the year - like it is every year - to be the best overall program,” said Braman. “It is really difficult when you have 12 scholarships to split up between cross country, indoor track and outdoor track and track has 21 events. So it's very difficult to balance it out and most universities don't try. They try to load up in one or the other. To receive this honor really means a lot to us. We won by a large margin and I am just so extraordinarily proud of our young men in all three sports."
The Seminole harriers were ranked by the nation’s coaches as the No. 10 team in the country heading into the cross country national championships in the fall, but shocked the field by finishing as the nation’s runner up with a tightly-packed top five, led by senior Ciaran O'Lionaird (18th, 30:14) and junior Michael Fout (28th, 30:21). Only 42 seconds separated the top five Seminoles, who shattered the program's previous best finish of eighth, set back in 1981.
In March, Florida State took fifth at the indoor track & field national championships with 30 points. Ngoni Makusha would win the long jump crown and Maurice Mitchell claimed second-place finishes in both the 60 and 200 meters.
Last weekend, at the NCAA’s outdoor track & field championships, the Seminoles came just one point from a national team title, scoring 54 points to three-time champ Texas A&M.
FSU captured four event national titles, two of which came from Makusha who claimed the 100-meter title in a collegiate- and meet-record 9.89 and the long jump title with a best of 27-6¾ (8.40m). Makusha won a share of a third national crown in the weekend as a member of FSU’s 4x100-relay squad. Makusha was on the end of what could be called an “immaculate baton pass” from leadoff leg Kemar Hyman. Hyman handed the baton to Makusha, but it was flipped in the air by the receiver and was caught by Hyman from mid-air. Hyman still had enough time to re-pass the baton to Makusha before the end of the exchange zone. Makusha would hand to Mitchell who handed it to Brandon Byram who would take the baton to the tape for the victory. Mitchell would also later win the 200 meters in a wind-aided 19.99.
Florida State’s Men Claims Their First John McDonnell Program of the Year Acclaimas the only other squad to record top-ten finishes at each of the NCAA’s championships this year. With 18½ points (4 XC, =8 ITF, 6 OTF), the Cardinal trailied only Florida State’s nine. Stanford also finished second in the award’s standings in 2008-2009.
BYU recorded their first top-three finish in the history of the award in scoring 29 points (18 XC, 3 ITF, 8 OTF).
Two-time defending winner of the award Oregon placed eighth in this year’s standings.
A total of 15 programs recorded team finishes at each of the year’s NCAA championships.
The John McDonnell Program of the Year Award is named after USTFCCCA Hall of Famer and former Arkansas head coach John McDonnell. McDonnell’s Arkansas teams won a combined 40 National Championships and finished in the top ten in cross country, indoor and outdoor track & field in 24 of his 36 seasons in Fayetteville. Five of his teams won the NCAA Triple Crown.
The NCAA Division I Program of the Year Awards are awarded annually to the most outstanding cross country/track & field programs. The award honors the institution that has achieved the most success in each academic year (spanning the cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field seasons) based on the institution’s finish at the NCAA Division I Championships.
In order to be eligible for the award, teams must qualify for each of the NCAA Championships. Scoring is based on the team’s finish at each NCAA Division I Championship in cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field (i.e. 1st = 1 point, 2nd = 2 points, 31st = 31 points) with the lowest total score for all three championships combined determining the award recipient. Ties among schools split points for positions taken.
The Terry Crawford Division I Women’s Program of the Year Award winner will be announced on Wednesday.
Program of the Year Award Standings (Top Five FINAL)
Men’s Division I – John McDonnell Award
1
Florida State
9 pts
2
Stanford
18½ pts
3
BYU
29 pts
4
Indiana
35½ pts
5
Oklahoma
40½ pts
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
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Email: tom@ustfccca.org
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Reid, Sutej Claim National Women’s Athlete of the Year Titles in Division I
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Reid, Sutej Claim National Women’s Athlete of the Year Titles in Division I
June 17, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced that Villanova’s Sheila Reid and Arkansas’ Tina Sutej were the association’s National Women’s Athletes of the Year for the 2011 NCAA Division I outdoor track & field season as voted by the nation’s coaches. Reid became the first woman in NCAA D-I history to win national outdoor crowns at both 1500 and 5000 meters while Sutej claimed the collegiate record in the pole vault.
NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Sheila Reid, Villanova
Reid, a junior from Newmarket, Ontario, became the first woman in NCAA Division I history to win both 1500- and 5000-meter titles at a single NCAA championship this outdoor season. At the national championships, Reid clocked a personal-best 15:37.57 in the 5000 meters, which included a 64.54-second final lap to score her first title of the weekend. On the final day of the championship meet, Reid captured top honors in the 1500 meters with a winning time of 4:14.57, closing from third to first in the final lap with a 62.93-second split.
Reid also claimed BIG EAST crowns in both the 1500 meters and the 5000 meters during the outdoor season.
Overall in 2010-2011, Reid won the NCAA cross country individual title, leading the Wildcats to a second-straight NCAA team crown, and was named the USTFCCCA’s National Athlete of the Year for the season. At the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, Reid anchored Villanova to an NCAA championship in the distance medley relay and was the nation’s runner-up in the 3000 meters.
Past Winners:
2011: Sheila Reid, Villanova
2010: Lisa Koll, Iowa State
2009: Jenny Barringer, Colorado
2008: Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
2007: Natasha Hastings, South Carolina
2006: Virginia Powell, Southern California
NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Tina Sutej, Arkansas
Sutej, a junior from Ljubljana, Slovenia, claimed a collegiate record in the pole vault with an SEC-winning clearance of 15-1½ (4.61m) and was the only in the collegiate season to clear more than 15 feet. Sutej, who also reset the indoor collegiate record earlier in 2011, was named the SEC Field Athlete of the Year.
At the NCAA Championships, Sutej equaled the NCAA-meet record with a clearance of 14-7¼ (4.45m), but finished second to Oregon’s Melissa Gergel by virtue of misses.
Sutej is only the fourth women in collegiate history to clear the 15-foot barrier. In the 2011 outdoor season, Sutej cleared more than 14-6 (4.42m) on five occasions and, before the NCAA Championships, had won 13-straight competitions combining the indoor and outdoor seasons.
Past Winners:
2011: Tina Sutej, Arkansas
2010: Brianne Theisen, Oregon
2009: Kim Williams, Florida State
2008: Brittney Reese, Mississippi
2007: Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia
2006: Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia / Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona State
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Reid, Sutej Claim National Women’s Athlete of the Year Titles in Division I
June 17, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced that Villanova’s Sheila Reid and Arkansas’ Tina Sutej were the association’s National Women’s Athletes of the Year for the 2011 NCAA Division I outdoor track & field season as voted by the nation’s coaches. Reid became the first woman in NCAA D-I history to win national outdoor crowns at both 1500 and 5000 meters while Sutej claimed the collegiate record in the pole vault.
NATIONAL WOMEN’S TRACK ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Sheila Reid, Villanova
Reid, a junior from Newmarket, Ontario, became the first woman in NCAA Division I history to win both 1500- and 5000-meter titles at a single NCAA championship this outdoor season. At the national championships, Reid clocked a personal-best 15:37.57 in the 5000 meters, which included a 64.54-second final lap to score her first title of the weekend. On the final day of the championship meet, Reid captured top honors in the 1500 meters with a winning time of 4:14.57, closing from third to first in the final lap with a 62.93-second split.
Reid also claimed BIG EAST crowns in both the 1500 meters and the 5000 meters during the outdoor season.
Overall in 2010-2011, Reid won the NCAA cross country individual title, leading the Wildcats to a second-straight NCAA team crown, and was named the USTFCCCA’s National Athlete of the Year for the season. At the NCAA Indoor Track & Field Championships, Reid anchored Villanova to an NCAA championship in the distance medley relay and was the nation’s runner-up in the 3000 meters.
Past Winners:
2011: Sheila Reid, Villanova
2010: Lisa Koll, Iowa State
2009: Jenny Barringer, Colorado
2008: Sally Kipyego, Texas Tech
2007: Natasha Hastings, South Carolina
2006: Virginia Powell, Southern California
NATIONAL WOMEN’S FIELD ATHLETE OF THE YEAR: Tina Sutej, Arkansas
Sutej, a junior from Ljubljana, Slovenia, claimed a collegiate record in the pole vault with an SEC-winning clearance of 15-1½ (4.61m) and was the only in the collegiate season to clear more than 15 feet. Sutej, who also reset the indoor collegiate record earlier in 2011, was named the SEC Field Athlete of the Year.
At the NCAA Championships, Sutej equaled the NCAA-meet record with a clearance of 14-7¼ (4.45m), but finished second to Oregon’s Melissa Gergel by virtue of misses.
Sutej is only the fourth women in collegiate history to clear the 15-foot barrier. In the 2011 outdoor season, Sutej cleared more than 14-6 (4.42m) on five occasions and, before the NCAA Championships, had won 13-straight competitions combining the indoor and outdoor seasons.
Past Winners:
2011: Tina Sutej, Arkansas
2010: Brianne Theisen, Oregon
2009: Kim Williams, Florida State
2008: Brittney Reese, Mississippi
2007: Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia
2006: Jenny Dahlgren, Georgia / Jacquelyn Johnson, Arizona State
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U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
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New Orleans, LA 70163
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Thursday, June 16, 2011
For the Ducks, A Third-Straight Terry Crawford Women’s Program of the Year Nod
Oregon claimed second-straight NCAA indoor crown, was runner-up
June 15, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The women’s program at the University of Oregon is the winner of the USTFCCCA’s Terry Crawford Program of the Year award for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Ducks, who have been the top-billed team in the program-wide competition for a third-straight year, won their second-consecutive NCAA Indoor Track & Field national team title in March, preceding a runner-up showing at the latest NCAA outdoor meet last weekend. The USTFCCCA Program of the Year award, now in its third year of existence, is given to an institution that had the best combined team finishes in each of the NCAA’s cross country/track & field sports in a given academic year.
The track & field finishes are combined with Oregon’s 12th-place NCAA cross country finish from the fall, giving the Ducks and the program’s director Vin Lananna 15 points -- the best score of the competition.
In March, Oregon (67) produced a 29-point victory over runner-up Texas (38) for the NCAA Indoor Track & Field team championship. It was the largest margin of victory for a team since 1998 as the Ducks would claim three event titles. Sophomore Jordan Hasay lit up the track by winning national crowns in the mile and 3000 meters. Brianne Theisen broke her own collegiate record in winning the pentathlon with 4,540 points.
At the outdoor meet, the Ducks finished second with 45 points to three-time champ Texas A&M’s 49. Sophomore Anne Kesselring claimed the NCAA crown at 800 meters (2:02.15), and senior Melissa Gergel produced top-honors in the pole vault, equaling the championship record with a clear of 14-7¼ (4.45m).
In the fall, Hasay helped the Ducks to a 12th-place team finish at the national cross country championships. Hasay placed third overall in the six-kilometer race, the best finish by a Duck since 1991.
Arizona took second in the overall standings with 23½ points (11 XC, =7 ITF, 5 OTF), notching the best finish in their program’s history and improving from an eighth-place finish a year ago.
Cross country two-time NCAA team champion Villanova placed third overall in the Program of the Year standings with 24½ points. The Wildcats added a 12th-place indoor finish and 11th-place outdoor showing to their cross country crown.
A total of 18 programs scored at each of the NCAA’s championships in 2010-2011; however, none of the squads recorded top-ten finishes in each of the three meets.
The Terry Crawford Women’s Program of the Year Award is named after USTFCCCA Hall of Famer and former Cal Poly head coach Terry Crawford. Crawford has won five NCAA National Championships, and over 20 Conference Championships. Her 1986 Texas squad remains as the only NCAA women’s program to ever win the Triple Crown (cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field titles).
The NCAA Division I Program of the Year Awards are awarded annually to the most outstanding cross country/track & field programs. The award honors the institution that has achieved the most success in each academic year (spanning the cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field seasons) based on the institution’s finish at the NCAA Division I Championships.
In order to be eligible for the award, teams must qualify for each of the NCAA Championships. Scoring is based on the team’s finish at each NCAA Division I Championship in cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field (i.e. 1st = 1 point, 2nd = 2 points, 31st = 31 points) with the lowest total score for all three championships combined determining the award recipient. Ties among schools split points for positions taken.
Program of the Year Award Standings (Top Five FINAL)
Women’s Division I – Terry Crawford Award
1
Oregon
15 pts
2
Arizona
23½ pts
3
Villanova
24½ pts
4
Texas
30½ pts
5
Florida State
32 pts
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
June 15, 2011
NEW ORLEANS – The women’s program at the University of Oregon is the winner of the USTFCCCA’s Terry Crawford Program of the Year award for the 2010-2011 academic year. The Ducks, who have been the top-billed team in the program-wide competition for a third-straight year, won their second-consecutive NCAA Indoor Track & Field national team title in March, preceding a runner-up showing at the latest NCAA outdoor meet last weekend. The USTFCCCA Program of the Year award, now in its third year of existence, is given to an institution that had the best combined team finishes in each of the NCAA’s cross country/track & field sports in a given academic year.
The track & field finishes are combined with Oregon’s 12th-place NCAA cross country finish from the fall, giving the Ducks and the program’s director Vin Lananna 15 points -- the best score of the competition.
In March, Oregon (67) produced a 29-point victory over runner-up Texas (38) for the NCAA Indoor Track & Field team championship. It was the largest margin of victory for a team since 1998 as the Ducks would claim three event titles. Sophomore Jordan Hasay lit up the track by winning national crowns in the mile and 3000 meters. Brianne Theisen broke her own collegiate record in winning the pentathlon with 4,540 points.
At the outdoor meet, the Ducks finished second with 45 points to three-time champ Texas A&M’s 49. Sophomore Anne Kesselring claimed the NCAA crown at 800 meters (2:02.15), and senior Melissa Gergel produced top-honors in the pole vault, equaling the championship record with a clear of 14-7¼ (4.45m).
In the fall, Hasay helped the Ducks to a 12th-place team finish at the national cross country championships. Hasay placed third overall in the six-kilometer race, the best finish by a Duck since 1991.
Arizona took second in the overall standings with 23½ points (11 XC, =7 ITF, 5 OTF), notching the best finish in their program’s history and improving from an eighth-place finish a year ago.
Cross country two-time NCAA team champion Villanova placed third overall in the Program of the Year standings with 24½ points. The Wildcats added a 12th-place indoor finish and 11th-place outdoor showing to their cross country crown.
A total of 18 programs scored at each of the NCAA’s championships in 2010-2011; however, none of the squads recorded top-ten finishes in each of the three meets.
The Terry Crawford Women’s Program of the Year Award is named after USTFCCCA Hall of Famer and former Cal Poly head coach Terry Crawford. Crawford has won five NCAA National Championships, and over 20 Conference Championships. Her 1986 Texas squad remains as the only NCAA women’s program to ever win the Triple Crown (cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field titles).
The NCAA Division I Program of the Year Awards are awarded annually to the most outstanding cross country/track & field programs. The award honors the institution that has achieved the most success in each academic year (spanning the cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field seasons) based on the institution’s finish at the NCAA Division I Championships.
In order to be eligible for the award, teams must qualify for each of the NCAA Championships. Scoring is based on the team’s finish at each NCAA Division I Championship in cross country, indoor track & field, and outdoor track & field (i.e. 1st = 1 point, 2nd = 2 points, 31st = 31 points) with the lowest total score for all three championships combined determining the award recipient. Ties among schools split points for positions taken.
Program of the Year Award Standings (Top Five FINAL)
Women’s Division I – Terry Crawford Award
1
Oregon
15 pts
2
Arizona
23½ pts
3
Villanova
24½ pts
4
Texas
30½ pts
5
Florida State
32 pts
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Tom Lewis
U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association
Communications Manager
1100 Poydras St., Suite 1750
New Orleans, LA 70163
(O) 504-599-8904 (F) 504-599-8909
Email: tom@ustfccca.org
Follow Us: twitter.com/USTFCCCA
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